Crossword clues for cager
cager
- Bird or Johnson
- Bird, e.g.
- Michael Jordan, for one
- Court figure
- NBA player
- Basketball player, in old slang
- Jazz player, for example
- Blazer or Cav
- Bird, e.g
- Slam-dunking athlete
- One eying a basket
- Olajuwon, e.g
- Larry Bird, e.g
- Laker, e.g
- Knick or Net
- Jazz player?
- Heat player, say
- Hawk or Bull, e.g
- D-Wade, for one
- Court athlete
- Celtic, for one
- Celtic or Wizard
- Celtic or Cavalier
- Bull or Buck, e.g
- Basketball player
- Any NBAer
- Any NBA player
- Hornet or Celtic, e.g.
- Basketballer
- Hoops player
- Bull or Buck, e.g.
- One engaged in bucket-making
- B-baller
- B-ball player
- Hawk or Pelican
- 54-Down was one
- Court player, in old lingo
- Cav or Mav
- An athlete who plays basketball
- Olajuwon, e.g.
- Net or Knick
- Bird or Jordan
- Hoopster
- Bird or a Hawk
- Larry Bird, e.g.
- Laker, e.g.
- Athlete like "Magic"
- N.B.A. player
- Player Naismith's game
- A seven-footer, quite often
- Basketball player, informally
- Moncrief or Bird
- Wilt the Stilt was one
Wiktionary
n. 1 A basketball player. 2 A person who drives an automobile, particularly for commuting.
WordNet
n. an athlete who plays basketball [syn: basketball player, basketeer]
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Usage examples of "cager".
With this purpose he inspired Hector son of Priam, who was cager enough already, to assail the ships.
In the end they carried him into the city in a hand-chair which the viceroy sent for, and thither the viceroy himself returned, cager to ascertain who this Knight of the White Moon was who had left Don Quixote in such a sad plight.
The wind, a strong reefed-topsail breeze in the south-west, was kicking up an odd little cross-sea in the harbour, and as Reade, who had brought the Ringle round to face Southsea Castle, filled his forestaysail, leaving the Bellona's towering side and getting under way, the long low schooner took on a curious fidgeting motion like a horse held in, dancing on his toes, cager to be off.
And, at last, Lillehammer had come to the conclusion that he had been saved from the jaws of death for one purpose: to find his cagers and destroy them, as they had destroyed him.
But nothÂing really changed: the LHS cagers didn't do much better than the LHS gridiron warriors - the only bright spot was Lenny Barongg, a three-sport man whose major one was basketball.