Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
draw-a-foul
verb
/drɔː ə faʊl/
Definition
To cause an opponent to commit a foul in sports, usually by gaining a position that forces them to disrupt play.
Examples
- He managed to draw-a-foul by faking a shot, prompting the defender to reach out.
- The player was skilled at drawing fouls, often leading to free throws for his team.
Meaning
This term often applies in team sports like basketball or soccer, where a player tricks or positions themselves in a way that leads to the opponent breaking the rules.
Synonyms
- force a foul
- antagonize a foul
- elicit a foul
