Results for: boundary in ice hockey
English English
boundary in ice hockeyblue line
(Sports) area which is directly in front of the goal (in soccer, hockey), area in front of the goalgoalmouth
a trademark for a machine that resurfaces the ice on hockey and skating rinksZamboni
ability of a photographic material to duplicate the transition at a boundary in the original imageacutance
achieve something, direction finder, encompass, instrument that indicates magnetic north; boundary, limit, personal direction, scope, surround, encircle; comprehend, understand, understand somethingcompass
act of enclosing, boundary fence, confinement, closure of area; additional document or letter placed within another, inclosure, land surrounded by a boundary, reserved area at sports event, restricted part of convent or monastery, something inside a le...enclosure
act of rebounding, ball that bounces, ball which bounces back away from the basket (Basketball); puck that bounces back away from the goal (Hockey), move back to previous level, spring back, bounce back, take possession of ball off backboard, taking po...rebound
act or extent of marching, border, border area between two countries, force somebody to go somewhere, long journey by foot; coordinated steps of soldiers; organized walk; progression; marching song; boundary, marching speed, move in military-style form...march
additional range of merchandise, area of a playing field, exclude somebody, keep player out of game, line of merchandise that is secondary to the principal line; secondary business or activity; line that marks the boundary on a playing field (Sports); ...sideline
adjacent, bordering on, having a common border; having the same area, having the same boundaries, coterminous, inside same boundary, meeting in time or place, of equal extent or scopeconterminous
American Hockey LeagueAHL
animal enclosure, barred enclosure; prison; elevator, basket, elevator platform, enclose in a cage; place in a cage, enclosing or protecting wire-mesh structure, hockey goal, put in confining conditions, put person or animal in cage, screen to stop bal...cage
antenna, antenna (British), high ball in field hockey, imaginary, in air, involving aircraft, light in weight, living in the air; far above the ground, high; airy; ethereal; unsubstantial, mid-air ski-jump acrobatics, relating to airaerial
apparent, appear, become known, come to the top, exterior or upper boundary of a thing, external part or layer; outward appearance, give a surface to something, of or pertaining to a surface, external; superficial, on land or sea, outer part, provide w...surface
approach a state or quality, border on an area, approach; border, be on the verge; tend towards, lean in a certain direction, boundary, change gradually, clock spindle, edge, brink; wand, staff (especially one that indicates authority), move in particu...verge
 

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