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Category: General

Corner stakes

Used to mark the 4 corners of the Kubb pitch.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 26, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Glossary

Match

Best of three games.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 26, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Glossary

Sideline

The long sides of the rectangular pitch or field of play. Regulation size is 8m, and the boundary is measured by the corner stakes.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 26, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Glossary

Baton

The throwing pin. A game requires 6.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 26, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Glossary

Short porch

[[Madison Kubb]] slag for leaving an advantage line, as in “You can’t leave them a short porch.”

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 25, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Slang

Tickle

Striking a kubb (or king) without toppling it. “Damn, I only tickled it.”

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 25, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Slang

Franchise player

The best player on the kubb team, the one throwing the most important.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 24, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General

Vole killer

a [[kastpinnar]] that slides a long way down the pitch

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 24, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Slang

Upfield

The far half of the opponent’s side of the pitch. Alternately, the opponent’s upfield is the near half of the pitch. Generally, kubbs are thrown into this area so they come to rest in a manner that they can be stood in bounds.

Author Garrick van BurenPosted on February 24, 2012February 22, 2017Categories General, Glossary

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