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British Slang: Nutmeg

Nutmeg ['nʌtmeg] in football means to pass the ball between an opponent's legs. Learn this British slang term with examples and understand its usage in English.

Nutmeg ['nʌtmeg]

In football – to pass the ball between an opponent's legs.

nutmeg

Examples:

He nutmegged him! What Jack had done, in fact, was to slip the ball between the legs.

Nutmeg! Yeahh!

I nutmegged him!

Meaning of nutmeg from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Nutmeg / Indian nut (Myristica fragrans).

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