stickwork

/ˈstɪkˌwɜrk/
noun
  1. Skillful use of a stick, especially a hockey stick or lacrosse stick, in handling or controlling a ball or puck.
    • The young player's stickwork improved dramatically after months of practice.
    • Her quick stickwork allowed her to steal the puck from the opponent.
    • Good stickwork is essential for any hockey player who wants to excel.
  2. The use of sticks in building or crafting, such as in wattle and daub construction or basket weaving.
    • Traditional basket makers rely on precise stickwork to create durable shapes.
    • The ancient shelter was built with simple stickwork and mud.
    • The garden fence was a beautiful example of rustic stickwork.
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