10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPOT BALL»
Discover the use of
spot ball in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spot ball and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Sports Junkie's Book of Trivia, Terms, and Lingo: What ...
Spot (General) Thin, circular piece of cloth or paper glued onto the cloth
indicating the spot locality. For example, head spot, center spot, foot spot (
handicap expression). Spot Ball (Carom games) White ball standing out from the
clear by one or ...
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Hard Rain: Star Trek The Next Generation
Be quick, but don't miss anything. Our lives depend on thinking like a cat right
now.” “I didn't know that was possible,” Bev said. “We have thirty minutes to make
it possible,” Dix said. Section Three: Where Oh Where Has Spot's Ball Gone? It.
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Byrne's Treasury of Trick Shots in Pool and Billiards
Robert Byrne. The rosebud obscured The rosebud cluster (see page 6) can be
set up with interference balls guarding the path to the corner pockets, as shown
here. In the diagram, the spot ball goes in pocket X. With the cueball at Z, the spot
...
4
A Dictionary of the Gaelic Language: In Two Parts, I. Gaelic ...
Ball-ecirc,” a beauty spot. “Ball-sgôid,” a sheet-rope. “ Ball-sinnsìreachd," any ОШ
article of family furniture; heir-loom. “ Ball airm," а weapon, &c. Sw. This old Celtic
word is to be met with in many tongues, siguifying, generally, a globular body.
Norman Macleod, Daniel Dewar, 1839
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Vocabulum, Or, The Rogue's Lexicon: Compiled from the Most ...
PLAYING SPOT-BALL. When the player is not limited to the number of times he
may pocket the red ball from the spot. PRIVILEGE. When a player loses the lives,
or chances, which were given to his ball on its entry into the game, and desires to
...
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An Introduction to the Irish Language: In Three Parts. I. An ...
... by adding a small vowel to the broad one, in the termination of the nominative ;
or, by changing the broad vowel or diphthong of the nominative into a small one ;
as, Singular Nom. ball, a spot Gen. baill, of a spot do ball, to a spot ball, a spot ...
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Focalóir Gaoidhilge-Sax-bhéarla; or, An Irish-English ...
Oalg, an open, or great gap. ball and bal, a place, or spot ; ball comnuji, a place
of liabitation, or abode, ball, a limb, or member; pi. ba;ll or bojll; Greek /ucXoc,
mem- britm. ball, a stain, spot, or speck, either natural or artificial ; hence bal- lac,
...
John O'Brien (R.C. bp. of Cloyne.), Robert Daly (bp. of Cashel), 1832
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Irish-English Dictionary
... of the earth, caused by dry weather. bale, strong, stout, mighty"; Wei. balch,
proud, arrogant. . balj, a man of letters, or erudition. j^alg, an open, or great gap.
ball and bal, a place, or spot ; ball comnujx, a place of habitation, □ or abode.
Oall ...
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The Secret Language of Crime: Vocabulum Or the RogueÆs Lexicon
PLAYING FOR SAFETY When the player foregoes a possible advantage, in order
to leave the balls in such a position that his opponent can make nothing out of
them. PLAYING SPOT BALL When the player is not limited to the number of times
...
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Rapid Application Development with Mozilla
In JavaScript, this information could be stored as an object: { boy: "Tom", dog: "
Spot", ball :" tennis " , beach: "Waikiki" } This is also near the syntax for a suitable
C/C++ struct. Alternately, this information could be stored in a JavaScript array: ...
