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back·court  (bkkôrt, -krt)
n.
1. Sports
a. The part of a court between the service line and the base line in tennis and other net games.
b. The part of the playing area farthest from the goal or target wall in certain court games, such as handball.
2. Basketball
a. The half of the court that a team defends.
b. The portion of the frontcourt farthest from the basket.
c. The guards on a team.

backcourt [ˈbækˌkɔːt]
n
1. (Individual Sports & Recreations / Tennis) Tennis chiefly US the part of the court between the service line and the baseline
2. (Team Sports / Basketball) (in various court games) the area nearest the back boundary line


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