Množina: pools

Or pocket billiards; Game derived from billiards and played in many different forms. Originally popular in the us, it is now also played in Europe.
It is played with balls of different colors, each of which is numbered. The neutral ball (black) is the number eight ball. The most popular form of pool is eight-ball pool in which players have to sink all their own balls before the opponent, and then must sink the eight-ball to win the game. Other forms include sinking balls in numerical order (rotation), or sinking a designated ball into a designated pocket (straight pool).

Množina: pools

1. A small body of standing water (rainwater) or other liquid; SYN. puddle.
2. A hole that is (usually) filled with water.
3. Something resembling a pool of liquid; SYN. puddle.
4. Any of various games played on a pool table having 6 pockets; SYN. pocket billiards.
5. The combined stakes of the betters; SYN. kitty.
6. Any communal combination of funds
7. An organization of people or resources that can be shared

1. To add together, as of resources; SYN. combine.
2. To combine into a common fund
3. To form a pool of liquid

Množina: pool balls

Numbered balls used in playing pool.

Množina: pool cars

Množina: Pool Malebos

Lake on the border between the Congo Republic and Zaire, formed by a widening of the Zaïre River, 560 km/350 mi from its mouth.

Množina: pool tables

A heavy table on which pool is played; SYN. billiard table, snooker table.

Množina: Pool's phenomenons

Množina: Pooles

Town S England in Dorset on English Channel

Množina: Poolers

City in Georgia (USA); zip code 31322.

Množina: Poolesvilles

Town in Maryland (USA); zip code 20837.

Množina: poolings

Combining, joining; association, joining together in cooperation

Množina: pooling of interests

An accounting method used in the merging of companies; the balance sheets are added together item by item; this method is tax-free.