The term 'touchdown area' refers to the area of a football field where a touchdown is scored. This area is composed of three parts: the TARMAC (6 letters), the STRIP (5 letters), and the endzone (7 letters). The TARMAC is the playing surface of the field, which is usually made of artificial turf. The STRIP is the white line that runs along the length of the field, marking the boundaries of the playing area. Finally, the endzone is the area at each end of the field where a touchdown is scored.