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In golf, the closely mown, smooth area of grass surrounding the hole, where players putt.
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.
An empty point on a Go board surrounded by one player's stones.
An empty point directly next to a stone or connected group of stones in go, which must be occupied or removed to capture them.
An intersection of lines on a Go board where a stone can be placed.
An area of empty intersections on a Go board that a player has surrounded and therefore controls.
The line in rugby that a team must cross with the ball to score a try.
A designated area at one corner of a boxing ring where a boxer rests and receives advice from their team between rounds.
In xiangqi, the palace is the three-by-three area on a player's side of the board where that player's general must remain.
The empty middle row that divides the two sides of a xiangqi board.
A line on a volleyball court three meters from and parallel to the net, separating the front zone from the back zone.
In poker, the fifth and final community card dealt face up in games such as Texas hold’em and Omaha.
A point in the opponent’s home board occupied by two of a player’s checkers in backgammon.
The raised strip across the middle of a backgammon board where hit checkers are placed until they can re-enter.
The quadrant of a backgammon board where a player must move all their checkers before bearing them off.
One of the 24 long triangles on a backgammon board, where checkers can be placed and moved.
A row of six consecutive points occupied by one player's checkers, blocking the opponent's checkers from passing in backgammon.
A barrier is something that blocks or restricts the movement or spread of something.
The central or innermost part of something.
A sloping surface or path that goes downward.
The point at which light or other waves converge, or from which they appear to diverge, where an image is sharp.
The way people or things are positioned or organized in a group or structure.
In golf, a hazard is an area such as a bunker or water feature that makes play more difficult and may incur a penalty.
The outer limits or peripheral parts of a group, activity, or situation.
A designated space or area where a vehicle may be left temporarily.
The lower or bottom surface of something.