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    bowl
    [bəʊl]
    noun
    bowl (noun) · bowls (plural noun)
      • the contents of a bowl:
        "they ate huge bowls of steaming spaghetti"
      • a decorative round dish awarded as a prize in a competition:
        "the McGeorge Rose Bowl"
      • a rounded, concave part of an object:
        "a toilet bowl" · "the bowl of a spoon"
      • US
        informal
        a pipe used to smoke marijuana, or the contents of such a pipe:
        "hey, you wanna smoke a bowl with us?"
      • an American football game played after the regular season between leading teams:
        "Pro Bowl" · "their last four bowl games"
    Origin
    Old English bolle, bolla, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch bol ‘round object’, also to boll.
    bowl
    [bəʊl]
    noun
    bowl (noun) · bowls (plural noun)
    1. a wooden or hard rubber ball, slightly asymmetrical so that it runs on a curved course, used in the game of bowls.
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      • a large ball with indentations for gripping, used in tenpin bowling.
      • a wooden ball or disc used in playing skittles.
    2. a spell or turn of bowling in cricket.
    verb
    bowl (verb) · bowls (third person present) · bowled (past tense) · bowled (past participle) · bowling (present participle)
    1. roll (a ball or other round object) along the ground:
      "she snatched her hat off and bowled it ahead of her"
    2. cricket
      (of a bowler) propel (the ball) with a straight arm towards the batsman, typically in such a way that the ball bounces once:
      "Lillee bowled another bouncer" · "Sobers bowled to Willis"
      • dismiss (a batsman) by knocking down the wicket with the ball which one has bowled:
        "Stewart was bowled for 33"
    3. BRITISH
      move rapidly and smoothly in a specified direction:
      "they bowled along the country roads"
    Origin
    late Middle English (in the general sense ‘ball’): from Old French boule, from Latin bulla ‘bubble’.
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    Ceramics a deep, round dish or basin, used chiefly for holding liquids, etc.: Mix the vegetables in the bowl. the contents of a bowl: a bowl of cherries. a rounded, cuplike, hollow part: the bowl of a pipe. a stadium: At the Hollywood Bowl we watched the football game. bowl2 /boʊl/ n. Sport [ countable] a heavy ball used in lawn bowling.
    a delivery of the ball in bowling or lawn bowling. (formerly) a rotating cylindrical part in a machine, as one to reduce friction. to play at bowling or bowls; participate in or have a game or games of bowling. to roll a bowl or ball. to move along smoothly and rapidly. Cricket. to deliver the ball to be played by the batsman.
    The first and largest of these had a thick bamboo stem, an amber mouthpiece, and a tiny, disproportionate bowl of brass. Bowl definition: a rather deep, round dish or basin, used chiefly for holding liquids, food, etc.. See examples of BOWL used in a sentence.
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