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Snooker Terms Glossary

Welcome to the snooker glossary of terms. Snooker is a cue sport game that is rather distinct from other cue sport games like, for example, eight ball billiards. Because snooker is such a distinct game, with differing rules and equipment, it naturally has its own subset of snooker terms and definitions. We've compiled a small list of those terms unique to the game of snooker.

Snooker Terms Glossary

Above
Below
Brown
Brown Ball
Century Break
Chinese Snooker
Clearance
Cocked Hat Double
Color Ball
Colored Balls
Colors
Colour Balls
Coloured Balls
Colours
Crucible Curse
Develop
Extension
Flat Back Pack
Frame Ball
Free Ball
Green Pocket
Half Century
Maximum
Maximum Break
Miss
Miss Rule
Pack
Pink Ball
Re Spotted Black
Snooker
Snookers Required
Tied Up
World Snooker Championship
Yellow Pocket
 


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Snooker Terms Glossary Comments

  1. By Ron from Luton Bedfordshire on 5/4/2008 9:53:17 AM

    Why is a frame of snooker called a frame?



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Snooker Terms Glossary

Thanks for visiting the snooker definitions glossary. This list of snooker terms is by no means a complete snooker glossary of definitions, but it should hopefully give you a solid base of snooker definitions to build your vocabulary on.

snooker terms glossary

snooker terms glossary