finepoints

noun
UK /ˈfaɪn.pɔɪnts/
US /ˈfaɪn.pɔɪnts/

Small details that are easy to miss.

The teacher explained the finepoints of the game before we started.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The tiny, sharp ends of something.

Be careful of the finepoints on the needle.

3. The most important or exact parts of a rule or skill.

She knows all the finepoints of chess.

4. Small but important differences between things.

He noticed the finepoints that made the two pictures different.