stiff-arm (Meaning)

stiff-arm

straight-arm, to treat with disdain or neglect

The burly quarterback stiff-armed the charging defender, propelling himself forward for a crucial first down.
The boxer skillfully used a stiff-arm to ward off his opponent's punches and create space for a counterattack.
The basketball player stiff-armed the opposing guard, driving to the hoop with ease.
The wrestler executed a textbook stiff-arm, sending his opponent tumbling to the mat.
The football running back used a stiff-arm to break free from a tackle and scamper down the sideline.
The unruly student stiff-armed the teacher, resisting their attempt to reprimand him.
The stiff-armed tree branches swayed gently in the breeze, casting long shadows across the forest floor.
The old woman walked with a stiff-arm, her arthritic joints protesting with each step.
The burglar stiff-armed the homeowner who had caught him in the act, pushing him aside to make his escape.
The veterinarian administered a stiff-arm to the agitated cat, immobilizing it for a quick examination.

straight-arm, to treat with disdain or neglect

snub, stiff, reject, slight,isolate, repel, repulse, cold-shoulder, cut, forget

No antonyms found.

The burly quarterback stiff-armed the charging defender, propelling himself forward for a crucial first down.

The boxer skillfully used a stiff-arm to ward off his opponent's punches and create space for a counterattack.

The basketball player stiff-armed the opposing guard, driving to the hoop with ease.

The wrestler executed a textbook stiff-arm, sending his opponent tumbling to the mat.