kiss and cry corner

An area in an ice skating rink where figure skaters rest while awaiting their results after a competitive performance. So named because competitors typically celebrate or commiserate (depending on their performance) with coaches, friends, or family in this location. After a terrific performance, Katy is heading to the kiss and cry corner to wait with her coach while the judges tally their marks.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Dwyer	['dwaiə]
Rahel	-	Biblical Latin
Hirah	-	Biblical
See	[si:]
Euthymios	-	Ancient Greek
Tichaona	-	Southern African, Shona