rink
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 20
[A variation of ring (1), s.; cf. prize ring. 1. That portion of a sheet of ice, generally from thirty to forty yards in length, and eight or nine feet in breadth, on which the game of curling is Zool.: The common European snake, Trop i do not us played. natrix (formerly Natrix torquata ). ringed-worms, s. pl. Zool.: The annelid a (q. v.). "Up the rink like Jehu roar." Burns: Tam Samson's Elegy. 2. A sheet of artificially prepared ice for skating on; a smooth floor of asphalt or other material, on
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