In Curling: (of a stone) to move across the ice at great speed, making a loud noise; (of a player) to slide a stone at great speed (cf. roaring game…

intransitive. = inwick, v.

transitive and intransitive. To take or make an outwick; to strike the outside of another stone so as to send towards the tee. Also figurative.

intransitive. Curling (chiefly Scottish). To draw a shot in the gap between two stones (see port, n.3 4b). Also figurative.

intransitive. Curling. To play a forceful random shot towards the end of a game. Obsolete.

To supply with as much as can be held or contained; to put or pour something into (a receptacle) till… to fill a ship's bottom (see quot. 1867). to f…

Curling. intransitive. Said of a stone so planted to defend a partner's stone. Applied also to a similar stroke of play in Bowls (see guarding, n. 3).

Curling. To move forwards while delivering the stone.