to Skee-Ball
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8.5
To play an arcade game by rolling balls up a ramp into holes for points
- verb
- /ˈskiː bɔːl/
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jugar a Skee-Ball
- She loves to Skee-Ball whenever she visits the boardwalk.
Examples
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I love to Skee-Ball with my friends at the arcade.
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They challenged each other to Skee-Ball and tried to beat the high score.
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After dinner, we went to the arcade to Skee-Ball for an hour.
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Have you ever Skee-Balled before?
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After dinner, we decided to skee-ball at the arcade to have some fun.
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She loves to skee-ball on weekends with her friends at the local amusement park.
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Every time we visit the arcade, we always make sure to skee-ball for a few rounds.
Surface Forms
Skee-Ball infinitive
Skee Ball infinitive
Skee-Balled past
Skee Balled past
Skee-Balled past participle
Skee Balled past participle
Skee-Balling present participle
Skee Balling present participle
Skee-Balls third person singular
Skee Balls third person singular
Etymology
Skee-Ball as a verb comes from the game's name, which players turned into a verb to mean 'play Skee-Ball'. So to Skee-Ball simply means to play that ball-rolling arcade game.