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bar billiards
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A game resembling billiards, sometimes found in public houses, with pegs and holes in the surface of the table instead of side and corner pockets.
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We got down to bar billiards.
When they broke for lunch, we went to a local pub where Beckett drank Guinness and played bar billiards — he beat everyone".
And the service is less personal: I was told off for attempting to play the vintage bar billiards table ("It's for decoration").
According to the ebullient host, who will gladly play a game to show you the rules, it also has the only bar billiards table in the West Midlands.
The tension of the bar billiards must, however, have in turn driven poor Reggie to the odd flute of Grape Lifter.
The rooms Windy Mundy has seven bedrooms in the main building and an eighth (a double) in a separate, self-contained wing that also houses a wood-burning sauna and games room with bar billiards.
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