Cheat.

Defensive terminology: anticipate the next pass.

"Check".

A Defensive terminology: "My man is flashing to the strongside, need a new 'basket'" See: "Basket".

Chest Pass, Two Handed:   "Pase de Pecho"

A two-handed pass thrown by a player to a teammate from chest level. The two-handed chest pass is a very common pass in the game. It is called this because its starts as the ball is propelled from the chest or upper trunk area. It is not called chest pass because it goes to the chest of the receiver, this is an outmoded concept in these days of close individual defense. The pass is most used to move the ball easily up the floor or when the ball is passed around the perimeter of the defensive alignment.

eng - chest pass.
spa - pase de pecho
fre - passe de poltrine

Chucker.

A player who never met a shot he didn't like.

Cinco Inicial:   "Starting Five"

Círculo Central:   "Center Circle"

12-foot circular area in the center of the court with a 4-foot jumping circle in its center from which jump balls are taken to start a period .

esp - círculo central
fra - cercle central; cercle de mise en jeu
ing - centre circle; jump circle; jumping circle.