Finish

Skip the first part of the call, and do all the rest of it. This has a very precise meaning at high challenge levels. In the past, it has been used in a very common-sense imprecise way, but it is no longer used that way. An example of the old usage is "Chain Reaction but the centers finish like a Wheel the Ocean" when the final Cast Off is a counterclockwise push-cast. In modern terminology, that would be considered an abuse of "finish". The correct modern way of saying this is "Chain Reaction, centers Like a Wheel the Ocean." (One could also say "centers Finish Wheel the Ocean" — since Wheel the Ocean has two parts, the two concepts are equivalent.)

See Like a.