ST

ST has 2 meanings
1. What does ST stand for?

Special teams

ST is an acronym for special teams used in football and most commonly, fantasy football (FFB). Special teams are responsibly for punting and kicking the ball, whether it be for field goals or kicking off after a score.

In FFB, owners draft an NFL team's def and ST that are paired together. The position in the lineup can score points for an owner's team in different ways including returning kickoffs and punts for TDs.

Example

Their ST unit is terrible, they have given up 3 TD returns in only 2 games
FFB team matchup with the defense and special teams position highlighted
FFB team matchup with the defense and special teams position highlighted

Related Slang

QB1First starting fantasy quarterback
QB2Second starting fantasy quarterback
RB1Starting fantasy running back
RB2Second starting fantasy running back
WR1First starting fantasy wide receiver
WR2Second starting fantasy wide receiver
WR3Third starting fantasy wide receiver
TETight end
ffbFantasy football

Categories

Sports TermsFantasy Football
Updated October 20, 2016
2. What does ST stand for?

Speech therapy

An acronym that refers to therapy administered to a person in order to help with different aspects of speech; includes resonance, fluency, phonation, intonation, and aeromechanical components of respiration; may also be used to refer to a "speech therapist."

Example

My son has ST this afternoon to help with his speaking impairment

Related Slang

MDMedical doctor
DMDoctor of Medicine
UNADRYou need a doctor
CCUCritical care unit
ICUIntensive care unit
ITUIntensive treatment unit
RxPrescription
medsMedications
OTCOver-the-counter

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Health Terms
Updated January 15, 2015

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