Definition of hip pointer in US English:

hip pointer

noun

A sports injury in which the point of the hip is deeply bruised and painful.
Example sentencesExamples
- Brady left Sunday's game in the first half with a hip pointer.
- For strains and hip pointers, the immediate aim is to reduce any swelling or internal bleeding.
- After Torraye Bragg sustained a hip pointer, Murphy commented on the injury by saying, ‘They hurt.’
- There was a lingering Achilles' injury, a hip pointer and a torn tendon in Mourning's right pinkie finger.
- It frustrated LB Rob Fredrickson to miss a recent game because of a hip pointer, and it didn't do much good for the team.
- Orton moved gingerly after getting a hip pointer in the first quarter.
- In early March, he suffered a left hip pointer while diving for a loose ball in Boston.
- What's more, Thomas missed the second half of the contest with a hip pointer.

Definition of hip pointer in US English:

hip pointer

noun

A sports injury in which the point of the hip is deeply bruised and painful.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a lingering Achilles' injury, a hip pointer and a torn tendon in Mourning's right pinkie finger.
- What's more, Thomas missed the second half of the contest with a hip pointer.
- Brady left Sunday's game in the first half with a hip pointer.
- It frustrated LB Rob Fredrickson to miss a recent game because of a hip pointer, and it didn't do much good for the team.
- In early March, he suffered a left hip pointer while diving for a loose ball in Boston.
- For strains and hip pointers, the immediate aim is to reduce any swelling or internal bleeding.
- Orton moved gingerly after getting a hip pointer in the first quarter.
- After Torraye Bragg sustained a hip pointer, Murphy commented on the injury by saying, ‘They hurt.’

单词	hip pointer
释义	Definition of hip pointer in US English: hip pointer noun A sports injury in which the point of the hip is deeply bruised and painful. Example sentencesExamples Brady left Sunday's game in the first half with a hip pointer. For strains and hip pointers, the immediate aim is to reduce any swelling or internal bleeding. After Torraye Bragg sustained a hip pointer, Murphy commented on the injury by saying, ‘They hurt.’ There was a lingering Achilles' injury, a hip pointer and a torn tendon in Mourning's right pinkie finger. It frustrated LB Rob Fredrickson to miss a recent game because of a hip pointer, and it didn't do much good for the team. Orton moved gingerly after getting a hip pointer in the first quarter. In early March, he suffered a left hip pointer while diving for a loose ball in Boston. What's more, Thomas missed the second half of the contest with a hip pointer. Definition of hip pointer in US English: hip pointer noun A sports injury in which the point of the hip is deeply bruised and painful. Example sentencesExamples There was a lingering Achilles' injury, a hip pointer and a torn tendon in Mourning's right pinkie finger. What's more, Thomas missed the second half of the contest with a hip pointer. Brady left Sunday's game in the first half with a hip pointer. It frustrated LB Rob Fredrickson to miss a recent game because of a hip pointer, and it didn't do much good for the team. In early March, he suffered a left hip pointer while diving for a loose ball in Boston. For strains and hip pointers, the immediate aim is to reduce any swelling or internal bleeding. Orton moved gingerly after getting a hip pointer in the first quarter. After Torraye Bragg sustained a hip pointer, Murphy commented on the injury by saying, ‘They hurt.’
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