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putter
putter
[noun]

a type of golf club designed specifically for use on the putting green to make short and precise strokes aimed at getting the ball into the hole

Ex: The golfer used a putter to sink the ball into the hole from the edge of the green. 
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pole
pole
[noun]

a sports equipment made of fiberglass, used for vaulting over a high bar

Ex: The pole snapped during the competition, but the athlete was unharmed. 
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parachute
parachute
[noun]

an object that allows a person or thing to slowly come to the ground after dropping from a flying aircraft

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canopy
canopy
[noun]

the main fabric portion of the parachute that inflates and slows the descent of the skydiver

Ex: His canopy had colorful panels that fluttered in the wind. 
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paraglider

a big, colorful, and light kite that people use to fly in the sky

Ex: The paraglider was packed carefully into the van after the flight. 
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hang glider

a light, non-motorized glider aircraft designed for foot-launched flight

Ex: The adventurer launched his hang glider from the cliff, soaring high above the valley. 
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power kite

a type of sports equipment used in kiteboarding and kite landboarding, designed to generate significant pull from the wind

Ex: The power kite soared gracefully in the sky. 
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sport kite

a type of kite designed for precision flying and performing tricks, often controlled by multiple lines for enhanced control

Ex: The enthusiast flew his sport kite on the beach, executing intricate tricks and loops. 
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paramotor
paramotor
[noun]

a type of powered paraglider used in adventure sports like paramotoring and powered paragliding

Ex: He strapped on his paramotor and soared into the sky with a gentle hum of the engine. 
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climbing rope

a strong, flexible cord used in sports like rock climbing and mountaineering to secure climbers

Ex: The climber tied the climbing rope securely to her harness. 
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ice screw
ice screw
[noun]

a type of sports equipment used in ice climbing to secure climbers to the ice

Ex: Make sure to place the ice screw securely before continuing the climb. 
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crampon
crampon
[noun]

a spiked attachment for boots used to prevent slipping on snow and ice during activities like mountaineering and ice climbing

Ex: The climber strapped crampons onto his boots before tackling the icy slope. 
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carabiner
carabiner
[noun]

a metal clip used in activities like rock climbing to quickly and securely connect ropes and gear

Ex: The climber clipped the carabiner to his harness before scaling the cliff. 
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skeleton sled

a type of sports equipment used in skeleton racing, designed for an athlete to slide headfirst down an icy track

Ex: She practiced her starts repeatedly on the skeleton sled. 
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wakeboard binding

a type of sports equipment used in wakeboarding to secure the rider's feet to the wakeboard

Ex: He adjusted his wakeboard binding before heading out onto the lake. 
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trampoline

a piece of exercise equipment that consists of a stretchy cloth attached to a frame on which people can jump for fun or exercise

Ex: The children spent the afternoon bouncing on the trampoline in the backyard. 
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release aid

a sports equipment used in archery to assist in releasing the bowstring accurately and smoothly

Ex: Make sure your release aid is properly calibrated before the competition. 
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chalk bag
chalk bag
[noun]

a container used by climbers to hold powdered chalk for drying and improving grip on climbing holds

Ex: His chalk bag was filled with fresh chalk for the bouldering competition. 
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body cord
body cord
[noun]

a wire used in fencing to connect the foil, epee, or saber to the scoring apparatus

Ex: Make sure your body cord is securely fastened before starting the match. 
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hammer
hammer
[noun]

a heavy metal ball attached to a grip by a steel wire, used by athletes to throw for distance in track and field competitions

Ex: The athlete swung the hammer overhead before releasing it in the hammer throw event. 
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saddle
saddle
[noun]

a seat made for riding on the back of a horse or other animal

Ex: She adjusted the saddle before mounting her horse. 
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cockpit cover

a protective covering used in sports such as kayaking or canoeing to shield the cockpit area from water

Ex: The kayak's cockpit cover kept the interior dry during transport. 
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net
net
[noun]

the barrier in the middle of a court over which players hit the ball, used in sports such as tennis

Ex: The tennis player's powerful serve sent the ball over the net and into the opponent's court. 
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post
post
[noun]

the vertical bar or beam that serves as one of the two upright supports for the crossbar in sports such as football, soccer, and field hockey

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goalpost
goalpost
[noun]

a pair of upright posts typically used in sports such as football or soccer to define the area where goals are scored

Ex: The goalkeeper made an incredible save, preventing the ball from hitting the goalpost. 
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saddle
saddle
[noun]

the seat where the rider sits, designed to provide comfort and support during cycling

Ex: The cyclist adjusted the saddle height for a comfortable riding position. 
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bit
bit
[noun]

a metal mouthpiece and its attached components used in a bridle to control a horse

Ex: During the competition, she used gentle cues with the bit to communicate with her horse. 
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bridle
bridle
[noun]

a device placed on a horse's head, used by a rider to guide and control the horse's movements

Ex: The rider adjusted the bridle carefully before mounting the horse for their ride. 
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girth
girth
[noun]

a strap or band that goes around the horse's belly to secure the saddle in place

Ex: The rider tightened the girth to ensure the saddle was securely fastened before mounting. 
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martingale

a piece of equipment for horses designed to control the horse's head position and prevent it from raising its head too high

Ex: The rider adjusted the martingale to help maintain the horse's head in a steady position during the ride. 
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martingale

a structural piece of rigging on a sailboat that supports the bowsprit

Ex: The sailor adjusted the martingale to ensure the bowsprit remained secure during the rough seas. 
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rein
rein
[noun]

a strap or rope attached to a bridle, used by a rider to control a horse

Ex: She gently pulled on the rein to guide the horse to the left. 
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breastplate

a piece of equipment worn around a horse's chest and shoulders

Ex: The breastplate's design and fit are crucial for comfort and freedom of movement for the horse. 
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riding crop

a short whip-like tool used by riders to cue and communicate with horses during riding

Ex: The jockey used a riding crop to encourage the horse to accelerate during the race. 
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spur
spur
[noun]

a small metal tool worn on the rider's heel that is used to give subtle commands to a horse

Ex: The spur's gentle pressure reminded the horse to maintain a steady pace. 
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belaying pin

a solid wooden or metal rod, used on sailing ships to secure ropes or lines

Ex: The sailor secured the main sail using a belaying pin on the ship's deck. 
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saddle pad

a piece of sports equipment used in equestrian sports to provide cushioning and protect the horse's back

Ex: The saddle pad was embroidered with intricate designs, adding flair to the riding gear. 
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binoculars

the devices used to see distant objects more clearly by looking through two small telescopes mounted together

Ex: The birdwatcher used binoculars to observe rare species in the treetops. 
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ice ax
ice ax
[noun]

a versatile tool used in mountaineering and ice climbing, featuring a pointed pick for anchoring in ice and a spike for stability on snow

Ex: The climber used his ice ax to secure a hold on the steep, icy slope. 
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bowsprit
bowsprit
[noun]

a pole that sticks out from the front of a sailboat, used to support the front sails

Ex: During the race, the crew used the bowsprit to hold larger sails. 
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