pushball
/ˈpʊʃˌbɔl/
noun
- A game in which two teams try to push a large heavy ball toward the opponent's goal.
- Pushball was a popular sport at the beginning of the 20th century, often played at colleges.
- The rules of pushball are simple: push the ball over the other team's line to score.
- The students played pushball during gym class, working together to move the giant ball across the field.
- The large, heavy ball used in the game of pushball.
- The leather pushball was over four feet in diameter.
- They inflated the pushball to the proper size before the match began.
- The pushball was so heavy that it took six people to roll it onto the field.