Definition | First Letter | Term | % Correct |
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Scoring result for a frame in which all ten pins are knocked down on the first roll. | S | Strike | 82%
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One of two trough-shaped structures surrounding a lane to catch errant rolls. | G | Gutter | 78%
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The scoring result in a frame in which the last of the ten pins is/are knocked down on the second roll of the frame. | S | Spare | 76%
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In league play, the person bowling last: usually the bowler with the highest average or the best performer under pressure. | A | Anchor | 73%
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A game of 12 consecutive strikes (score: 300). | P | {Perfect} game | 73%
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A spare leave in which the head pin is knocked down but at least two non-adjacent pins remain standing with a gap between them. | S | Split | 73%
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The 1-pin. | H | {Head} pin | 71%
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Two consecutive strikes within a single game. | D | Double | 69%
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Penalty occurrence in which a portion of the bowler's body touches beyond the foul line on a delivery in which the ball is released. | F | Foul | 69%
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The final stage of the delivery (occurring after the approach) in which the ball leaves the bowler's hand. | R | Release | 69%
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Rails (barriers) surrounding a lane to prevent balls from going into the gutters, primarily for beginners or young children. | B | Bumpers | 67%
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One of ten scoring units constituting a game, each including one or two rolls (two or three in 10th frame) depending on pinfall. | F | Frame | 67%
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The 7-pin or the 10-pin. | C | {Corner} pin | 63%
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A number added to a "scratch score" for lower-average bowlers to make them more competitive with higher-average bowlers. | H | Handicap | 63%
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A frame in which neither a strike nor spare is achieved. | O | {Open} frame | 63%
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A full set of ten pins, either in the pinsetter or after being placed onto the pin deck. | R | Rack | 63%
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The part of the delivery that leads up to the release. | A | Approach | 49%
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The process beginning with the approach and ending with the ball release. | D | Delivery | 49%
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The pins left standing after the first roll of a frame. | L | Leave | 47%
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A score actually achieved (without addition of a handicap). | S | {Scratch} score | 39%
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The leg opposite the leg on which a bowler slides in the final slide step. | B | {Balance} leg | 29%
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To roll consecutive strikes from a certain frame through the end of a game. | S | Strike out | 27%
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The portion of a delivery following the push-off (push away) and preceding the forward swing and release. | B | Backswing | 24%
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A delivery in which the bowler's elbow is undesirably bent and extends outward to the side, rather than remaining behind the hand in line with the intended ball delivery path. | C | Chicken wing | 12%
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In the second ball roll of a frame, the knocking down of all pins that remained standing after the first roll, so as to achieve a spare for that frame. | C | Conversion | 10%
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