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dummy up
Sl. to refuse to talk. Jill dummied up when they got her into the station. John dummied up right away when the police arrived.
See also: up

a dry run  (British, American & Australian) also a dummy run (British & Australian)
an occasion when you practise doing something to make sure there will be no problems when you really do it We decided to do a dry run at the church the day before the wedding. We'd better have a couple of dummy runs before we do the real thing.
See also: dry, run


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The scoring was completed by Luke Hendrick who made a nice break in centre field before dummying and outpacing the defence.
De Villiers fielded the ball just inside his own half and beat five defenders in a weaving run to the try line, dummying past Gerrard to score a converted try and put his team just two points behind.
That, though, was a mere appetiser for the main course of his exquisitely taken second, dummying an inside pass from Wayne Bridge and racing on to Gerrard's throughball before clipping home.
 
 
 
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