nothing but net

The phrase "nothing but net" originated in basketball to describe a flawless shot and is now used metaphorically to indicate perfect execution in various contexts.

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Definition

B2Basketball

(sports, informal)A shot that goes through the hoop without touching the rim or backboard.

Example

  • He took the shot from the three-point line and it was nothing but net.

B2General

(idiom, informal)A perfect execution or achievement, often implying precision and skill.

Example

  • Her presentation was nothing but net, impressing everyone in the room.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "nothing but net":

net netslam dunkset nettingabove the rimair ball