bring the lumber
The phrase "bring the lumber" is commonly used in sports to describe forceful or aggressive actions, originating from the use of wooden bats in baseball.
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Definition
B2Baseball
(informal)To hit the ball powerfully, often resulting in extra-base hits like doubles, triples, or home runs.
Example
- He really brought the lumber in that game, hitting two home runs and a double.
B2Contact Sports
(informal)To play in a highly aggressive and physical manner, especially in defense.
Example
- The linebacker brought the lumber with that tackle, stopping the play immediately.
B2General Sports
(informal)To perform with great force or intensity in any competitive situation.
Example
- The team brought the lumber in the final quarter, securing their victory.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bring the lumber":
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