Basic Archery Lingo & Equipment

As promised here is a simple post on basic Archery Lingo I've got familiar within the first month of shooting bow:

3D - 3D are life size hard foam animals used to practice shooting or compete in tournaments

Archery - Sport discipline involving shooting a bow and arrow

Armguard - a leather or plastic accessory used to protect your arm from the string

Arrow - A slender, straight projectile or a stick meant to be shot from a bow
Bino - Binoculars

Bow: Compound - Bow with eccentric wheels or cams

Bow: Cross-bow - "T" shaped bow
Bow: Long-bow - A bow with straight limbs
Bow: Recurve - A bow with curved limbs

Draw weight - The max amount of weight an archer will pull while drawing the bow

Draw length - The distance from the nock point to the throat of the grip plus 1 3/4"

Form - Proper and consistent body posture when shooting

Glove (or Tab) - A protective garment/accessory protecting skin when "shooting fingers"

Hay -  To "shoot hay" is to shoot targets or cardboard animals mounted on a bail of hay

Let-off - "Let off" applies to compound bows and it is the percentage that the draw weight of the bow is reduced by once it is at full draw.
Paper - To "shoot paper" means to shoot mounted to a target stand or bail of hay cardboard animals

Quiver - A container for arrows

Range - Area to practice shooting

Score card - Small sheet with tables to fill in your score results for a league, tourney, etc

Sight(s) - Device with a set of pins to help aiming the targets more accurately
Stabilizer - Rod shaped device attached to front of a bow to reduce vibrations resulting in more accurate shots

Release - Instrument that allows the archer to release the bowstring from the fully drawn position without relaxing the fingers. 

String(s) - "Cord" attached to a bow used to release the arrow

Target - Aim object

My first score card in a non-competition 3D tourney