Results for: hinged leaf on table
English English
hinged leaf on tabledrop leaf
(about billiards) slanted stroke made with the cue held perpendicular to the billiard table (especially to make the cue ball go around another ball that is in the way)masse
(Slang) thief, dried leaf of tea plant, tea leaf after infusiontea leaf
3-legged household object, 3-legged support, three-legged stand (for example used to support a camera); something with three legs (e.g. stool, table, vessel, etc.)tripod
a trademark for table tennisPing-Pong
abnormal leaf color (Botany); color abnormality (Optics)chromatism
accumulate in a body part, business trust, collective resource, communal fund; treasury, general financial fund; any of a number of games played on a cloth covered table with cues and balls, billiards, deep part of water, form a pool, form of billiards...pool
act of creating an index; act of labelling and arranging data in an index table for easy access (Computers)indexing
act of shuffling cards; part of a stream with a strong swift current, rapid, become choppy, flick through pages, grooved part of sluice, quick look at book, rough water, shuffle cards, shuffle cards; leaf through, thumb through; turn pages quickly, sub...riffle
activation (of a device), relating to or used in surgery (e.g. tools, table, etc.); acting, functioning; managing, using, activatingoperating
acupuncture tool, conifer leaf, engraving tool, knitting tool, obelisk, pointed crystal, pointed part, pointer, provocation, provoke, sew, stitch; prick; be sarcastic; tease, sewing tool, slender pointed tools (usually of metal, often with a hole a one...needle
add up figures, attach a foot to; walk; pay (Slang); move with the rhythm, body part located at the end of the leg; unit of length equal to 12 inches or 30.48 cm; bottom or lowest part of something (i.e. stairs, a table, a hill, a page, etc.), footligh...foot
adorned with or made of floral designs, with flower-and-leaf designsfloriated
air pocket, area for a quarterback to throw, cavity, center of a baseball glove, contained, enclose or surround, hit a ball into a pocket, ore in a cavity, personal money, position in a race, pouch on a playing table, pouch used to carry objects; sac; ...pocket
alphabetical reference list in book, catalog, create an index (for a book); place in an index; indicate; adjust prices or salaries in accordance with changes in economic indicators; label and arrange data in an index table (Computers), exponent, fist, ...index
 

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