Converse of object

• play: HUGE grass area with spanking new 700 meter tarmac strip you could play billiards on.

• have: Went with Hughes and had 2 games billiards - each being equal.

• finger: The game is sometimes referred to as finger billiards and is described by some as a cross between shove ha'penny and pool.

• include: Leisure facilities included billiards, indoor bowling and ice-skating.

Adjective modifier

• English: An example of an oval table 1907 saw the brief reign of the " pendulum cannon " in English billiards.

• convex: Application of configuration spaces to the theory of convex billiards: 4. Farber, Michael Topology of billiard problems.

Modifies a noun

• cue: At about 11.30 am he looked in at Louis Meier's shop, intending to buy a billiard cue.

• ball: Vehicle safety doesn't just revolve around the billiard ball model of physics.

• table: The games room has a billiard table, where you can play pool or snooker at no charge.

• room: Opposite the double bedroom is a billiard room, leading from which is a small twin bedroom with an en suite bathroom.

• hall: We often went to the snooker or billiard halls to pass away an evening.

• model: Vehicle safety doesn't just revolve around the billiard ball model of physics.

Noun used with modifier

• bar: We went there a decade ago to play bar billiards.

• quantum: In yet another, quantum billiard balls exhibit the strange, probabilistic nature of quantum particles.

• play: Play billiards in the splendid Billiard Room or relax in some of the most outstanding scenery in Scotland.

• size: A perfect example of our current selection is this full size billiard table previously owned by Tsar Nicholas of Russia.

• playing: Posted on 17th October 2004 by John Davis of Stroud I've recently starting playing billiards ( the English 3-ball variety, not pool!

• ft: Now complete with superb air conditioned games room with 8 ft billiard table and 7 ft air hockey table!