Sometimes, when talking about DFS, people use words or phrases that sound a lot like normal English, but that have special, sometimes non-intuitive, meanings in a DFS context—like "chalk play," "fade," or "stack."
We've therefore added a DFS Glossary over to the right, under "Key Links."
Any suggestions for additional entries are welcome in the comments.
New to DFS? Want to go from fish to piranha and take down a shark? This is the place for you.
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