get on the end of (something)



get on the end of (something)

In sports, to connect with the ball, puck, hurley, etc., after it has been in motion, as during a pass. The striker's positioning in front of the goal was excellent, but she just couldn't get on the end of the wide cross from her teammate.
See also: end, get, of, on

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ConradKAHN-rad (English), KAWN-raht (German)English, German, Ancient Germanic
Kerr-Scottish, English (Rare)
Platon-Ancient Greek, Greek, Russian
DustyDUS-teeEnglish
GerÓNimo-Spanish
Euthymia-Ancient Greek