Crossword clues for rink
rink
- Place for skating
- Place for checking or saving
- Place for checking and saving?
- NHL game locale
- Lemieux's milieu
- Icy spot
- Ice skating surface
- Ice skating place
- Ice skater's milieu
- Figure-skating venue
- Figure skater's surface
- Zamboni domain
- Word with "ice" or "roller"
- Wintertime feature of Rockefeller Center
- Winter sports venue
- Wild game setting
- Where to see people play the Blues?
- Where to see axels
- Where to find nets with creases
- Where the Zambonis roam
- Where the Sharks and Jets may meet
- Where the Jets and Sharks may meet
- Where the game of curling is played
- Where Hughes made news in 2002
- Where curling is played
- Where a Zamboni roams
- Where a hockey game takes place
- View from the penalty box
- Venue for ice skating and hockey
- Venue for broomball
- Stanley Cup game locale
- Spot for working on your figure?
- Spot for axels
- Slippery site
- Skating milieu
- Skaters' place
- Skater's venue
- Skater's arena
- Skate place
- Rollerskating area
- Roller skating arena
- Roller hockey venue
- Rangers' milieu
- Playing surface surrounded by boards
- Playground for a Devil?
- Play area with rounded corners
- Place where the starts of this puzzle's four longest answers result in a penalty
- Place to find Predators and Senators
- Place for working on your figure
- Place for performing camels
- Place for Peggy Fleming
- Place for Lightning and Hurricanes
- Place for figure eights
- Place for face-offs
- Place for curling
- Penguins' milieu
- Milieu for Lightning or Coyotes
- Milieu for a Zamboni
- Michelle Kwan milieu
- Kimmie Meissner's milieu
- Kelis "Roller ___"
- It becomes another sports venue if its last letter is changed to "g"
- Icy sports surface
- Icy oval
- Ice-skating arena
- Ice-hockey surface
- Ice skating venue
- Ice skating area
- Ice or roller
- Hockey enclosure
- Goalie venue
- Figure skater's venue
- Enclosure for skating
- Devils' playground
- Devil's playground?
- Dean in "Giant"
- Curling area
- Cool play area, maybe
- Checking and saving locale
- Broomball venue
- Bobby Orr's milieu
- Arena for Oksana Baiul
- Arena for axels
- Skating arena
- Where to do figure eights
- Rangers locale
- Winter Olympics venue
- N.H.L. venue
- Ice Follies venue
- Milieu for Lemieux
- Islanders' place
- Place to go for a spin
- Curling place
- Where to see a camel
- Ice hockey venue
- Icy area
- Where a power play may occur
- Setting for 37-Across
- Flames shoot in it
- Ice Capades venue
- It can be smoothed over
- Winter sports locale
- Winter playground
- Milieu of 49-Across
- Place for curlers
- Building that contains a surface for ice skating or roller skating
- Fratianne's milieu
- Attraction at Rockefeller Center
- Gretzky's milieu
- Glaciarium
- Where Gretzky shines
- Curling site
- Skating oval
- Canadien's milieu
- Bruins' milieu
- Randy and Tai's milieu
- Skating area
- Orr milieu
- Hockey milieu
- Bossy's milieu
- Skating site
- Arena for skaters
- Arena psychiatrist leaves quietly!
- Surface for skating
- Facility used by skater in Kiev?
- Ice-skating area
- Ice arena
- Hockey arena
- Alcohol initially banned in skating area
- Lemieux milieu
- Curling surface
- Hockey venue
- Skating surface
- Skating venue
- Corp. officers
- Skating spot
- Skating arena
- Devils' playground?
- Curling venue
- Zamboni milieu
- Sports area
- Skating place
- Skaters' venue
- Skater's milieu
- NHL venue
- Word with ice or roller
- Where you may skate on thin ice
- Roller derby venue
- Place to skate
- Ice skater's domain
- Hockey site
- Face-off site
- Milieu for Sharks and Penguins
- Ice-skating surface
- Ice-hockey venue
- Face-off spot
- Zamboni's place
- Zamboni venue
- Zamboni site
- Where you may find yourself on thin ice
- Where to do camels
- Slippery arena
- Skaters' mecca
- Skater's place
- Place to see camels
- Place to play ice hockey
- Place to play hockey
- Place to lace up
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Rink \Rink\, n. [Scot. renk, rink, rynk, a course, a race; probably fr. AS. hring a ring. See Ring.]
The smooth and level extent of ice marked off for the game of curling.
An artificial sheet of ice, generally under cover, used for skating; also, a floor prepared for skating on with roller skates, or a building with such a floor.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., Scottish dialect, probably from Old French renc, reng "row, line," from Frankish and ultimately connected with ring (n.1). Probably confused in meaning with ring (n.1) in sense of "area marked out for a sporting contest." From 1787 in curling; ice hockey sense first attested 1896.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context UK dialectal English) A man, especially a warrior or hero. Etymology 2
n. 1 (context UK dialectal English) A ring; a circle. 2 A sheet of ice prepared for playing certain sports, such as hockey or curling. 3 A surface for roller skating. 4 A building housing an ice rink. 5 (context curling English) A team in a competition.
WordNet
n. building that contains a surface for ice skating or roller skating [syn: skating rink]
Wikipedia
Rink may refer to:
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Ice rink, a surface of ice used for ice skating
- Ice hockey rink, an ice rink designed for ice hockey
- Curling rink, used to refer to both a curling team and the playing surface
- Roller rink, a surface used for roller skating or roller hockey
Usage examples of "rink".
Then he went out to the roadside clachan which was Rinks, and turned his steps over the salty pastures to the riverside.
Five miles up from Point Dume, past the sprawling public beach at Zuma, and a left turn onto Broad Beach Road just past the rodeo rink at Trancas Canyon.
The entire hockey team was taking her course, so she held a couple lectures at the rink and had the heavily padded players act out the conservation of momentum through a series of inelastic collisions.
Consequently when he left the carriage at Rinks, he had two of their jujubes sticking in his damp fleece.
Moorish town houses, restaurants that look like car washes, car washes, shopping centers, a fish market, a skimobile shop, an automotive accessory shop, liquor stores, a delicatessen in three clashing colors, a motel with an in-room steam bath, a motel with a relaxing vibrator bed, a car dealer, an indoor skating rink attractively done in brick and corrugated plastic, a trailer park, another motel composed of individual cabins, an automobile dealership attractively done in glass and corrugated plastic, an enormous steak house with life-sized plastic cows grazing out front in the shadow of a six-story neon cactus, a seat cover store, a discount clothing warehouse, an Italian restaurant with a leaning tower attached to it.
Beyond the Rinks Hope I would cross the ridge to the top of the Skyre burn, which at its head is all split up into deep grassy gullies.
Herr, und sit down, I vill chust rink up the Yard and inqvire vot sort uff record.
When he was not working we spent a lot of time together- my mother, father, brother, and I-camping, fishing, hiking, playing broomball on the ice rink he built for us in the backyard.
Beyond the rink, the floor of the cave was one huge mass of blue ice, humped and creased, refracting the lights and fading into the distance.
They were silent for a while, which suited Marcie fine since the road had gone a stage beyond being glazed and was now like the surface of an ice rink.
On the ice rink on the bottom level, a girl was doing axels while her instructor counted aloud.
Day Care Center several years ago have been, at least temporarily, diverted to build an inline skating rink used primarily by upper middle class kids from outside of the redevelopment area.
But plowed fields showed farther on, private gardens, and towns with perimeter fences and fortress walls, and towns with main streets and white churches and ice rinks that looked as though they had never changed.
At the opposite end of the plaza from the school was a small amusement park, with crazy chairs, a rink of bumper cars and a Ferris wheel that stood against the night like a rotting decoration.
With Fiona's bare cement floors, it sounded like a roller rink or bumper cars.