Word: carom
Category: carom
Games, Food & Drink, Arts & Entertainment
Related words: carom
carom seeds, carom billiards, carom board, carom pool, carrom, carom table, carom game, carom room, carom definition, carom cafe, carom cue
Synonyms: carom
cannon, ricochet
Translations: carom
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spanish
Translations:
carambola, Carom, de carambola, para carambola, del Carom
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german
Translations:
Karambolage, Karambol, Carambol, Karambole
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french
Translations:
carambolage, carambole, carambole et, carrom
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italian
Translations:
carambola, carambolare, di carambola, carambolata
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portuguese
Translations:
carambola, carambolar, uma carambola, de carambola
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dutch
Translations:
carambole, carambole te, Carambole Spelersprofiel
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russian
Translations:
отскакивать, карамболь, карамболь В, карамболем
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norwegian
Translations:
karambole, Love Fest
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swedish
Translations:
carambole
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finnish
Translations:
karambolipelejä, karaa
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czech
Translations:
karambol, Carom, pool LONGONI
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polish
Translations:
karambol
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hungarian
Translations:
karambol, biliárd, Carom, karambolozik
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turkish
Translations:
karambol, karambolde, yaşanan karambolde, Yaşanan karambolden
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greek
Translations:
καραμπίνα, Carom, καραμπόλας, Γαλλικό, γαλλικού μπιλιάρδου
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ukrainian
Translations:
карамболь
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albanian
Translations:
karambol, bëj karambol
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bulgarian
Translations:
отскачам, карамбол, за карамбол, удар с отскачане
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belarusian
Translations:
Карамболь
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estonian
Translations:
koroona, karambolipelejä, karambooliga
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croatian
Translations:
karambol, igrati karambol
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lithuanian
Translations:
Carom
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latvian
Translations:
Carom
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romanian
Translations:
carambol, Carom
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slovenian
Translations:
Karambol, hvalospev
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slovak
Translations:
karambol, karamboly, caramboly
The meaning and "use of": carom
noun
- any of the billiard games played on a table without pockets. - The name of the game is carom , the original game from which billiards and later snooker developed.
- make a carom; strike and rebound. - But the ball caromed off a tree and bounced back into a bunker, leaving a shot at the green.
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