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n.
one of the frames, or divisions of a game, during which each of the four players of both teams curls two stones.
Quotations
1884
Four rinks of eight ends each were played, at the conclusion of which the score stood--Argyle's 21, Saskatchewans 24, leaving the latter club winners by three points.
1911
The last "end" was about to be played--and Rockcliffe was still four shots down.
1965
Mrs. Salter forced an extra end by counting a two on the eighth end as she made a takeout and stayed with her final rock.