Match
//mæt͡ʃ//
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The word "match" can be used as noun and verb.
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Bengal match Congreve match aftermatch be no match for beatmatch beer match black match bookmatch brimstone match cage match cockmatch crossmatch deathmatch exhibition match fireplace match first class match flare match football match friendly match game, set, match grudge match hair match hatch, match and dispatch intermatch ladder match lifeboat match looksmatch love match man of the match match ball match beat for beat match cut match day match dissolve match drill match factor match fixing match made in heaven match made in hell match moving match penalty match play match point match race match racing match referee match safe match up match wagon match-cloth match-four game match-merge match-three game matchability matchable matchboard matchbook matchbox matchbreaker matcher matchflare matchgate matchgirl matchhead matchless matchlight matchlike matchlit matchlock matchmake matchmaker matchmaking matchmark matchplay matchplayer matchpot matchstick matchup matchweed matchweek matchwinner matchwinning matchwood matchy meet one's match midmatch mirror match mismatch mismatch mix and match needle match nonmatch numbers-matching odds match one-day match outmatch overmatch overmatch parlor match parlour match phosphorus match pissing match player of the match post-match postmatch pre-match prematch price match quick match rematch rematch return match rubber match safety match screaming match shitting match shooting match shouting match slanging match slow match steel cage match storm match stretcher match strike-anywhere match submatch sulfur match, sulphur match television match official test match the curtains match the drapes tile-matching game tour match undermatch unmatch whole shitting match whole shooting match wildmat
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