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Definition of ball
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Ball (n.) Any round or
roundish
body or mass; a
sphere
or
globe;
as, a ball of
twine;
a ball of
snow..
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Push
::
Push (n.) Any
thrust.
pressure,
impulse,
or
force,
or force
applied;
a
shove;
as, to give the ball the first
push..
Conglomerate
::
Conglomerate
(v. t.) To
gather
into a ball or round body; to
collect
into a mass.
Clue
::
Clue (n.) A ball of
thread,
yarn, or cord; also, The
thread
itself..
Receive
::
Receive
(v. t.) To bat back (the ball) when
served.
Ball
::
Ball (n.) A
social
assembly
for the
purpose
of
dancing.
Sporadical
::
Sporadic
(a.)
Occuring
singly,
or apart from other
things
of the same kind, or in
scattered
instances;
separate;
single;
as, a
sporadic
fireball;
a
sporadic
case of
disease;
a
sporadic
example
of a
flower..
Bolas
::
Bolas (n. sing. & pl.) A kind of
missile
weapon
consisting
of one, two, or more balls of
stone,
iron, or other
material,
attached
to the ends of a
leather
cord; -- used by the
Gauchos
of South
America,
and
others,
for
hurling
at and
entangling
an
animal..
Globe
::
Globe (n.) The
earth;
the
terraqueous
ball; --
usually
preceded
by the
definite
article.
Water Ballast
::
Water
ballast
() Water
confined
in
specially
constructed
compartments
in a
vessel's
hold, to serve as
ballast..
Balloting
::
Balloting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Ballo.
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) A kind of
firework
in the form of a small ball, or
pellet,
which
explodes
when
thrown
upon a hard
object..
Balloon
::
Balloon
(n.) A round
vessel,
usually
with a short neck, to hold or
receive
whatever
is
distilled;
a glass
vessel
of a
spherical
form..
Ballahou
::
Ballahou
(n.) A
fast-sailing
schooner,
used in the
Bermudas
and West
Indies..
Ricochet
::
Ricochet
(v. i.) To skip with a
rebound
or
rebounds,
as a flat stone on the
surface
of
water,
or a
cannon
ball on the
ground.
See
Ricochet,
n..
Chase
::
Chase (v.) A
division
of the floor of a
gallery,
marked
by a
figure
or
otherwise;
the spot where a ball
falls,
and
between
which and the
dedans
the
adversary
must drive his ball in order to gain a
point..
Resonator
::
Resonator
(n.)
Anything
which
resounds;
specifically,
a
vessel
in the form of a
cylinder
open at one end, or a
hollow
ball of brass with two
apertures,
so
contrived
as to
greatly
intensify
a
musical
tone by its
resonance.
It is used for the study and
analysis
of
complex
sounds..
Fillip
::
Fillip
(v. t.) To
strike
with the nail of the
finger,
first
placed
against
the ball of the
thumb,
and
forced
from that
position
with a
sudden
spring;
to snap with the
finger..
Armadillo
::
Armadillo
(n.) Any
edentate
animal
if the
family
Dasypidae,
peculiar
to
America.
The body and head are
incased
in an armor
composed
of small bony
plates.
The
armadillos
burrow
in the
earth,
seldom
going
abroad
except
at
night.
When
attacked,
they curl up into a ball,
presenting
the armor on all
sides.
Their flesh is good food. There are
several
species,
one of which (the peba) is found as far north as
Texas.
See Peba,
Poyou,
Tatouay..
Verbally
::
Verbally
(adv.)
In a
verbal
manner;
orally.
Cannibally
::
Cannibally
(adv.)
In the
manner
of
cannibal.
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