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open frame

American  

noun

Bowling.
  1. a frame in which a bowler fails to make a strike or a spare.


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Images from the police investigation of the scene on local media showed the bike - a four-wheeled vehicle with an open frame and orange canvas roof - upside down beside a tree-lined road.

From BBC

“But frame of reference is everything. So, have a wide and open frame of reference.”

From Seattle Times

But Luke says the open frame and the reasonable weight should make it easier to throw an Eeyo bike over the shoulder to carry up a flight or two of stairs if need be.

From The Verge

Just before the shooting, a security camera recorded Arbery inside the open frame of a home under construction on the McMichaels’ street.

From Washington Times

In the title match, Belmonte’s opponent - fellow two-handed player Anthony Simonsen from Texas - had a bad start with two open frames after leaving difficult splits.

From Washington Times