give and go

/ɡɪv ən ɡoʊ/
noun
  1. A play in sports (especially basketball or soccer) in which a player passes the ball to a teammate and then quickly moves forward to receive a return pass.
    • The point guard executed a perfect give-and-go to score an easy layup.
    • In soccer, the give-and-go is a great way to get past defenders.
    • They practiced the give-and-go drill until it became second nature.
  2. A situation involving mutual exchange or cooperation, especially in conversation or negotiation.
    • Good teamwork requires a constant give-and-go of information.
    • The debate was a lively give-and-go of ideas between the two candidates.
    • Their friendship was built on a healthy give-and-go of support and advice.
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