What is another word for hockey stop?
Pronunciation: [hˈɒkɪ stˈɒp] (IPA) 
A hockey stop is a popular maneuver performed by ice skaters and hockey players to change direction or come to a sudden halt. It involves applying sudden pressure on the edges of the skates, causing them to dig into the ice, creating a sudden stop. There are many synonyms for the term "hockey stop" that can be used interchangeably, such as a snowplow stop, slush stop, or a power slide. Other similar words and phrases include stopping on a dime, halting suddenly, or coming to a sharp stop. Regardless of what you call it, these maneuvers are essential skills for any ice skating or hockey player and can make all the difference in their performance.
