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behind

the area or part that is at the back of something; the rear side or position

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east

the cardinal direction toward the point of the horizon where the sun rises; the eastern part of a region or country

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inside

the inner surface or area of something; the interior part or space within an object or structure

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north

the direction or point on the horizon at 0° on a compass; the region or area that lies toward the North Pole from a given location

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northeast

The direction halfway between north and east, or the region lying in it.

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northwest

The direction halfway between north and west, or the region lying in it.

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outside

the external area beyond the boundaries of a building or structure; the outdoors

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south

the direction toward the point of the horizon 90° clockwise from east; the cardinal point opposite north

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southeast

The direction halfway between south and east, or the region lying in it.

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southwest

The direction halfway between south and west, or the region lying in it.

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west

the direction toward the point of the horizon where the sun sets; the cardinal point opposite east

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sector

A distinct part or division of something, especially an area, organization, or economy.

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section

One of the parts into which something is divided.

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midfield

The middle area of an association football pitch, or the group of players who play in that area.

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penalty area

The marked area in front of each goal on a soccer field where the goalkeeper may handle the ball and certain fouls result in a penalty kick.

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penalty spot

In association football, the penalty spot is the marked point from which a penalty kick is taken.

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touchline

In association football, either of the two boundary lines running along the long sides of the pitch.

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paint

In basketball, the paint is the marked area of the court near the basket, extending from the baseline to the free-throw line.

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diagonal

In chess, a diagonal is a slanting line of squares of the same color that touch at their corners.

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file

In chess, a file is a vertical column of squares running from one side of the board to the other.

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rank

In chess, a rank is a horizontal row of eight squares on the board, numbered from 1 to 8.

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service box

In tennis, a service box is one of the two marked areas on either side of the net into which a serve must land.

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service line

In tennis, the service line is the line across each side of the court that marks the back of the service box.

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base

In baseball, one of the four marked stations that a runner must touch while advancing around the field.

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first base

In baseball, first base is the first of the four bases that a runner must reach after batting.

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home plate

The five-sided rubber plate in baseball where the batter stands and runners must touch to score a run.

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infield

In baseball, the infield is the area inside the four bases, where the pitcher and infielders play.

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mound

In baseball, the mound is the raised area in the center of the diamond where the pitcher stands to deliver the ball.

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outfield

In baseball, the outfield is the grassy area beyond the infield, where the left, center, and right fielders play.

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second base

In baseball, second base is the base on the right side of the infield from the batter's perspective, opposite home plate and between first and third b...

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strike zone

In baseball, the strike zone is the area over home plate through which a pitch must pass, between the batter’s knees and the midpoint of the torso, to...

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third base

In baseball, third base is the base a runner reaches after second base and before running to home plate.

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crease

In cricket, a crease is one of the marked lines on the pitch that define where the batter and bowler stand and the limits of their ground.

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gully

In cricket, a gully is a close fielding position on the off side, behind the batter and beside the slip cordon.

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slip

In cricket, a slip is a close fielding position beside the wicketkeeper, where a fielder stands to catch edges from the batter.

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end zone

The area at each end of an American football field where a team scores a touchdown by carrying or catching the ball.

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line of scrimmage

In American football, an imaginary line across the field marking where the ball is placed before a play begins; the two teams must remain on their res...

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red zone

In American football, the area between the opponent’s 20-yard line and the goal line, where the offense is close to scoring a touchdown.

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yard line

A line across an American football field that marks a specific distance in yards from a goal line.

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king row

The row of squares farthest from a player’s starting side in checkers, where a checker is crowned when it reaches that row.

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blue line

In ice hockey, either of the two blue lines that divide the rink into the defensive, neutral, and attacking zones.

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crease

A marked area in front of an ice hockey goal where the goaltender plays and opposing players’ actions are restricted by the rules.

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empty net

A goal left unguarded in ice hockey after a team pulls its goaltender, often allowing the opposing team to score into it.

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penalty box

A designated area in ice hockey where players serve time for penalties.

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red line

The red line across the center of an ice hockey rink that divides it into two halves.

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bunker

A hollow area on a golf course, usually filled with sand, that is a hazard from which players must play their ball.

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fairway

The closely mown area of a golf hole between the teeing ground and the green.

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green

In golf, the closely mown, smooth area of grass surrounding the hole, where players putt.

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hole

In golf, one of the numbered sections of a course, usually consisting of a teeing area, a fairway, and a green with a cup, or the cup itself.

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eye

An empty point on a Go board surrounded by one player's stones.

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