team /tēm/

1. A set of people constituting one side in a competitive game, a side
2. A set of people working in combination
3. A set of animals harnessed together
4. A set of animals with the vehicle to which they are harnessed, an equipage, a turn-out
5. A stock of animals
6. A string of flying ducks, geese, etc
7. A brood, a litter (obsolete or dialect)
8. A chain, esp for hauling a plough, etc (dialect)

1. To join together in order to make a team or co-operative effort (with with)
2. To match (clothes, etc; often with with)
3. To harness (animals) in a team, to yoke
4. To draw or convey with a team (N American)

To drive a team

teamed (Spenser temˈed and teemˈed) adjective

Harnessed in a team

teamˈer noun

A teamster

teamˈing noun

1. Driving a team
2. Work apportioned to a team
3. Transport by team
4. Removal of excavated material from cutting to bank

teamˈster noun

1. A person who drives a team
2. A truck-driver (US)

teamˈwise adverb

Harnessed together

team effort noun

A co-operative endeavour, teamwork

team game noun

An esp outdoor game played by usu two teams in opposition

teamˈmate noun

A fellow member of a team

team player noun

A person who works well as a member of a team, esp in business

team spirit noun

The spirit of willingness to co-operate with others and work, etc as (a member of) a team

team teaching noun

Instruction given by two or more teachers organized as a team, rather than by individual teachers in individual classes

teamˈwork noun

1. Work done by organized division of labour
2. Co-operation, pulling together, regard to success of the enterprise as a whole rather than personal exploits or achievement

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