entackle (Meaning)

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entackle (v. t.)

To supply with tackle.

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The player skillfully entackled the opponent, preventing him from gaining any more yards.
The defensive line entackled the quarterback, sacking him and forcing a turnover.
The linebacker entackled the running back as soon as he received the handoff, stopping him in his tracks.
The cornerback entackled the wide receiver just as he was about to make a catch, preventing a touchdown.
The safety entackled the tight end right before he could cross the goal line, saving the game.
The defensive back entackled the slot receiver as soon as he turned upfield, preventing any further progress.
The pass-rusher entackled the quarterback before he could release the ball, forcing an incompletion.
The edge rusher entackled the running back behind the line of scrimmage, resulting in a loss for the opposing team.
The middle linebacker entackled the fullback as soon as he tried to power through the line, shutting down the offensive play.
The defensive end entackled the offensive tackle, preventing him from getting to the quarterback and allowing a sack.

To supply with tackle.

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The player skillfully entackled the opponent, preventing him from gaining any more yards.

The defensive line entackled the quarterback, sacking him and forcing a turnover.

The linebacker entackled the running back as soon as he received the handoff, stopping him in his tracks.

The cornerback entackled the wide receiver just as he was about to make a catch, preventing a touchdown.