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- noun Plural form of
loosehead .
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Examples
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Greatest Rugby World Cup XV: loosehead prop profiles - Rodrigo Roncero A key component in the Argentine pack which drove the South American side to the 2007 World Cup semi-final, 34-year-old Rodrigo Roncero has established himself as one of the world's leading looseheads.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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Steenkamp was written off as a has-been but has bounced back as one of the outstanding looseheads on the Super14.
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The good news is that three bright young props have emerged, two through prolonged exposure, at Leicester and Newcastle, and the other in snatches at Worcester: Dan Cole, Jon Golding and Matt Mullan, one tighthead and two looseheads.
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"This time he gave both our looseheads a hard time."
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"This time he gave both our looseheads a hard time."
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"This time he gave both our looseheads a hard time."
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"This time he gave both our looseheads a hard time."
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While Botha's arrival may seem necessary with injuries to Blaauw and Kritzinger - who are both looseheads - it's at tighthead where the Stormers are most vulnerable as they only have JD Moller and Eusebio Guinazu to complement Brok Harris as props of Super 14 standard.
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"This time he gave both our looseheads a hard time."
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If England's supply of looseheads needs attention, it is in danger of breaking down on the other side of the scrum.
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