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n. (context sports English) In various sports, a visible or non-visible spot at the center of the playing surface.
Usage examples of "center spot".
Her own hair was growing in vigorously if unevenly, and Teka one day combed it out from a center spot at the top of her skull and cut in a neat arch around her face, for it was no longer curly.
And perhaps they were not shooting out from this off-center spot at all.
Reluctantly, Big Bang Benton began to move out of the center spot toward the side of the stage away from Vickie Stoner.
A hush settled over the audience, and the stage lights cut to a center spot, coming from the wings, and leaving two lanes of black around the lighted section.
As Shef looked at it, one center spot seemed to glow, to stand out against the fading colors of his dream, to swell towards him.
The Russian gestured to the lectern and the microphone and made way, seating himself to one side of the center spot.
And so the spokesman watched diligently and patiently throughout the first long, uneventful day of the siege, noting the boundaries that the goblin tribes staked out as their own, and the order of hierarchy that determined the distance of each group from the center spot of Cryshal-Tirith.