a game played on a smooth lawn with wooden balls, which are rolled to stop as near as possible to a target ball (the jack)
lawn bowling
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lawn bowling
noun
A game played on a level lawn in which players roll bowls as close as possible to a smaller target ball. Also called bowls 2.
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