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tourney Definition

tour·ney (to̵or′nē, tʉr′-)

noun pl. -·neys

tournament

Etymology: ME turnai < OFr tornei < torneier < base of tourner: see turn

intransitive verb

to take part in a tournament; joust

Etymology: ME tourneien < OFr torneier

tourney Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • win: Irwin wins tourney for third time in five years Hale Irwin's days of " indifferent " golf are over.
  • enter: However, eventually your money will run out so it'll be necessary to start entering those tourneys to earn some coin.
  • have: I think Portugal will have a good tourney and at 26/1 on betfair are very good value.

Adjective modifier

  • first: It makes a useful landmark but I only really discovered it after my first serious tourney.

Modifies a noun

  • prise: Be one on the top 3 players with the most emails to win tourney prizes.
  • hellmuth: Tourney hellmuth who also made the oldest arts organization of being built.
  • paintball: This South England tourney paintball team enjoy paintballing and compete in tournaments on a regular basis UK wide.
  • team: This South England tourney paintball team enjoy paintballing and compete in tournaments on a regular basis UK wide.
  • tab: Tourney tab highlight a fresh classic the jockey club.
  • point: Get a bingo in chat and win 2 extra tourney points.

Noun used with modifier

  • FFA: Now is the time to sign up to the FFA tourney!