Balls - Law Dictionary Search Results

Drummond light

or coal gas in a state of ignition upon a ball of lime or a stream of oxygen gas through a

A game of ball originating among the North American Indians now the popular field

A weight on the side of the ball used in the game of bowls or a tendency imparted

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A ball game usually played indoors in an area called the basketball

A game of ball so called from the bases or bounds four in number

kickoff in which the kicking team attempts to kick the ball only so far as is legally required beyond the 50

A knob or ball an object resembling a ball in form

To hit as anothers ball with ones own ball

In the game of croquet to drive away an opponents ball after putting ones own in contact with it by striking

One who pitches anything as hay quoits a ball etc specifically Baseball the player who delivers the ball to

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