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billiards
[ bil-yerdz ]
noun
- any of several games played with hard balls of ivory or a similar material that are driven with a cue on a cloth-covered table enclosed by a raised rim of rubber, especially a game played with a cue ball and two object balls on a table without pockets. Compare pool 2( def 1 ).
billiards
/ ˈ²úɪ±ôÂáÉ™»å³ú /
noun
- any of various games in which long cues are used to drive balls now made of composition or plastic. It is played on a rectangular table covered with a smooth tight-fitting cloth and having raised cushioned edges
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of billiards1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of billiards1
Example Sentences
The game feels a little slower, more reliant on careful lobs than power; it reminds me a little of billiards, though squash is probably padel’s closest relative.
Now proprietors are going after adults with concepts like Holey Moley and Punch Bowl Social, which combines eating and drinking with nostalgic amusements such as billiards, bowling, darts and arcade games.
If billiards has the reputation of being a pastime for gamblers, hustlers and hangers-on, the female-centric biweekly pool tournament at 4100 Bar offers a friendly, supportive alternative.
Or visit the recreation center where you can play shuffleboard, duckpin bowling, ping pong, billiards and board games.
Customers will be able to digitally place cash bets at the arcades, where people play games like Skee-Ball, billiards and basketball shootouts.
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