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Aseem31 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Finchish

I was watching a football match when a player scored a long distance goal and the commentator described the goal as finchish
what does that mean? I am not sure the spelling is right.
Thanks in advance.
  

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As spelled, that's not a word. I can't think of a suitable word that sounds like that. Clive

— Clive

  • As spelled, that's not a word.
  • I can't think of a suitable word that sounds like that.
  • Clive
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As spelled, that's not a word.
I can't think of a suitable word that sounds like that.

Clive
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Could there be a footballer called Finch who is known for his ability to kick this sort of goal?
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Good question.

Or a bird with uncanny soccer skills?
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fivejedjonCould there be a footballer called Finch who is known for his ability to kick this sort of goal?
Roy Finch in Oklahoma? Could be.

CJ
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I think the original post was about soccer, not American football.

Clive
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A different Finch then.

CJ
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As far as I know, Finch is not a player's name. The commentator just said, 'that's finchish'
I tried to google it but couldn't find it. I am sure I heard it right because he said it twice.
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I guess you had to be there. Emotion: sad

CJ
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Find it here at 7:53
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He said it at 7:59.
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