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Curling View Visualisation
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(The) lead-stanes 
Source: SND
The game of curling.
Channel stane/Channel stone/Chennel stane/Chennel stone Source: SND
The game of curling.
Curling Source: SND
A game somewhat resembling bowls, played upon the ice: in its earlier form it more closely resembled quoits.
Curling Source: DOST
The game of curling on the ice.
Qu(o)iting/Kuting Source: SND
The game of curling.
Roaring game Source: SND
The game of curling.
Roaring play Source: SND
The game of curling.
Show subcategories- Game/match
- Curler
- Specific player
- Captain
- Sweeper
- First/last player
- Team of curlers
- Clothing
- Other people
- Curling court/club
- Stone/specific stone
- Stone as played
- Part of stone
- Group of stones
- Granite/tributary
- Passage between stones
- Position
- Club-house
- Ice/rink
- Target/mark
- Space round tee
- Line/hog-score
- Indentation for foot
- Specific shot
- Motion/action/noise
- Equipment
- Force
- Score
- Defeat
- Allowance
- Direction
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