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Billiard ball   /bˈɪljərd bɔl/   Listen
Billiard ball

noun
1.
Ball used in playing billiards.






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"Billiard ball" Quotes from Famous Books



... remarked Isagani, "find obstacles for everything. Propose a thing to them and instead of seeing its advantages they only fix their attention on the difficulties. They want everything to come smooth and round as a billiard ball." ...
— The Reign of Greed - Complete English Version of 'El Filibusterismo' • Jose Rizal

... got a head like a billiard ball," retorted the bully, turning on the other, "it'll be mine some day, won't it? Therefore it's as good as ...
— The Boy Scouts of the Eagle Patrol • Howard Payson

... again, just for the purpose of trying to keep awake. A fellow in my profession, in such places as this, is much like a billiard ball that finds itself shot into all sorts of corners, without the slightest ordering from any consciousness of its own. I left that child at Atkins' doing fairly well, and have once more been compelled to make one of those rather harrowing ...
— Sweetapple Cove • George van Schaick

... have been necessary for the pupil to have had Stott's peculiarities, not only of method, but of physique. He used to spin the ball with a twist of his middle finger and thumb, just as you may see a billiard professional spin a billiard ball. To do this in his manner, it is absolutely necessary not only to have a very large and muscular hand, but to have very lithe and flexible arm muscles, for the arm is moving rapidly while the twist is given, and there must be no antagonistic muscular action. Further, I ...
— The Wonder • J. D. Beresford

... perplexity. Never, save in the middle of an ocean, in the doldrums, did any man ever see such a totally barren spot. Not a tree, much less a sign of human occupation; there was not even the slightest mound. The planet was, in actual fact, as smooth and as bare as a billiard ball! ...
— The Lord of Death and the Queen of Life • Homer Eon Flint



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