foosball
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- noun
- /ˈfuːzbɔːl/
- US
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futbolín
- After dinner, we all gathered around the foosball table for some friendly competition.
- foosball table
- foosball game
- playing foosball
You do not build culture by having a foosball table or open seating.
- You do not build culture by having a foosball table or open seating.
- Like like foosball tables and like snacks, show the snacks, Drac snacks and that, all that stuff, all the cool stuff Facebook and Google does.
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Foosball deserves some respect in any case, as it is a difficult game.
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We unpack a bit and then wander to the lounge area where we get started on some intense games of foosball.
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And then over here we have a full bar, foosball table, pool table.
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- I gotta show you guys, we got a foosball table too.
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Yeah, and you got me a foosball table.
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We mostly played foosball and we built things.
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- Play a little Foosball?
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So, this article is in tribute to them and the great game that is foosball.
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In a front room waiting for supper, Sherry and I sat to one side while the drivers took turns playing foosball.
Fiction book (1991) -
Hey, Robbie, why don't you join me for a game of foosball?
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Etymology
Foosball comes from the German word fußball, which means 'football' or 'soccer'. English speakers changed the sound and spelling to foosball, and that's why the word now means a 'table soccer' game played with rods and small player figures.