[
UK
/jˈɪps/
]
NOUN
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nervous tension that causes an athlete to fail (especially causes golfers to miss short putts)
to avoid the yips he changed his style of putting
How To Use yips In A Sentence
- Lune-atic Yipsie comes with skin and shape with red horns ,..with and without candles red hair,..with and without flowers and bats with her bodytied skinsuit and her rats around her neck she can be found being lune-ing around touch pumpkin on table for lune-atic yipsie move Archive 2008-11-01
- Most of us have heard the term yips in sports before, but what are they exactly? Choke
- Hubert Green had just gotten over the yips, and he got them back playing with me.
- Sure, coyotes howled during the night, their yips and yowls bouncing off the mountains and across the valley.
- On the floor beneath him, the puppy was stretched out, legs trembling, making small yips at some rival in his dream. OFF THE CHART
- What's more, he is a 53-year-old man who lives outside the city, throws three-day parties and whose ex-partner has written a book about bunyips.
- There are many barks in the distance - yips vs woofs, neither of which is Jasper's.
- Yips because it was surrounded by thick bushes and was not near to any dwelling, and it proved to be an enchanted pool, for the frog grew very fast and very big, feeding on the magic skosh which is found nowhere else on earth except in that one pool. The Lost Princess of Oz
- He suffered the yips.
- I got the yips these days. "He put down his putter and came over to sit beside me. FOLLOW THE SHARKS