The term COURT DIVIDER can be broken down into three separate words: LINE, NET, and WALL. LINE is a 4-letter word meaning a long thin mark, usually straight, made on a surface by a pen, pencil, or brush. NET is a 3-letter word meaning a device made of threads, cords, or wires interwoven at regular intervals, used for catching fish, birds, or other animals, or for enclosing a space. WALL is a 4-letter word meaning an upright structure of brick, stone, or concrete, serving to enclose, divide, or protect an area. Together, these three words form the term COURT DIVIDER, which is a physical barrier used to separate two sides of a court, such as a tennis court, basketball court, or badminton court.