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live-ball foul
noun[ C ]
uk /ˌlaɪv.bɔːl ˈfaʊl/ us /ˌlaɪv.bɑːl ˈfaʊl/
in American football, an action that is against the rules that occurs when the ball is in the act of being thrown or carried in the field of play:
If the defence commits a live-ball foul, the offence automatically scores.
There were no live-ball foul calls in the first 50 minutes of play.
The wide receiver's catch was negated because his teammate committed a holding penalty, which is a live-ball foul.
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