billiards
a game where you hit balls with a stick on a special table
A cue sport played on a billiard table in which players use a cue stick to strike balls, aiming to score by making specific shots according to the rules of the game.
in the US, sometimes another word for pool
In some varieties of American English, a general term for cue games played on a table, especially pool.
- Base: billiards
- Plural: billiards
billiards cue
1stick used to hit balls
the stick used in billiards
- He bought a new billiards cue with a leather tip.
- She chalked her billiards cue before taking the shot.
- The billiards cues are kept on the wall rack.
- This is my billiards cue.
billiards hall
1place with many billiards tables
a place where people go to play billiards
- We met at a billiards hall near the station.
- The billiards hall stays open late on weekends.
- He spends most Friday nights at the local billiards hall.
- Let’s go to a billiards hall.
billiards room
1room for playing billiards
a room with a billiards table
- The guests gathered in the billiards room after dinner.
- Their house has a small billiards room next to the study.
- The billiards room is upstairs, past the lounge.
- The billiards room is on the second floor.
billiards table
1table used for billiards
the special table used for billiards
- They bought a billiards table for the basement.
- The club’s billiards table is kept in perfect condition.
- Please don’t put drinks on the billiards table.
- There is a billiards table here.
billiards tournament
1organized billiards competition
a competition for billiards players
- She entered a local billiards tournament.
- Our team is hosting a billiards tournament next month.
- He won the billiards tournament with a strong final match.
- He is in a billiards tournament.
play billiards
1do the billiards game
to play the game of billiards
- We sometimes play billiards after work.
- They used to play billiards in the back room of the pub.
- Do you want to play billiards or just watch?
- I play billiards on weekends.