groupofpoints

noun
UK /ˈɡruːp əv pɔɪnts/
US /ˈɡruːp əv pɔɪnts/

A group of points is a bunch of dots that are close together.

The teacher drew a group of points on the board to show where the stars are.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In math, a set of points that share a common feature or rule.

The graph shows a group of points that all lie on the same line.

3. In a game or chart, several marks that count as one unit.

Each group of points on the scoreboard stands for one team's score.

4. A small gathering of dots used to make a picture or pattern.

The artist used a group of points to create the shape of a bird.