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How does one word scrimmage logically?

The word "scrimmage" doesn't logically "scrimmage" in the traditional sense. Scrimmage is a verb that describes a practice session in sports, typically football.

It's a bit like asking "how does one word 'dance'?" Words themselves don't engage in physical actions.

Possible interpretations:

* Metaphorical usage: You could use "scrimmage" metaphorically to describe a verbal battle or intellectual clash: "Their arguments were a verbal scrimmage, each trying to outmaneuver the other."

* Wordplay: "Scrimmage" might be used in a playful or nonsensical way, like a riddle or a pun.

To answer your question more directly, words don't "scrimmage" in a literal sense. They exist as concepts and are used to communicate ideas.

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