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Ah, the word "wick" in lawn bowls comes from the Old English word "wic," meaning a dwelling or a village. It refers to the small area of the green where the bowl comes to rest after being rolled. Just imagine that little spot as a cozy home for the bowl, nestled there peacefully.
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