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Shinty (and similar games) :: Equipment :: Ball View Visualisation
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Bool/Boul/Boull 
Source: SND
Any kind of ball or rounded thing, such as a cannon-ball, a bullet, a shinty ball, a rounded stone or pebble.
Carrick Source: SND
The bat of wood driven by clubs, or sticks hooked at the lower end, in the game of shinty.
Chow Source: SND
The wooden ball used in the game of shinty, or in a game like shinty played on the sands at Sandend mostly at ‘Auld Eel'.
Coy Source: SND
The name given to the ball used in the game of shinty.
Doe Source: SND
The wooden ball used in the game of shinty.
Dunt-aboot Source: SND
A bit of wood driven about at shinty or similar games.
Gad Source: SND
A name given to the ball of wood or other substance used as a substitute for the regular ball in the game of shinty.
Gat Source: SND
The ball in shinty.
Golley Source: SND
A name given to the rounded article used as a ball in shinty.
Gowf-ba' Source: SND
The ball used in the game of shinty.
Hail Source: SND
The ball used in the game of shinty.
Hailer Source: SND
A scoring ball.
Kitti(e)-cat Source: SND
A piece of wood or other material, driven about by the players' sticks in the game of shinty.
Knoit Source: SND
A lump of wood used as a ball in shinty.
Knot Source: SND
The ball or a bit of wood used as a substitute in the game of shinty.
Knotty Source: SND
The wooden ball or some substitute, such as a cork, used in shinty or football.
Knur Source: SND
The block or ball of wood used in shinty.
Knurl Source: SND
The wooden ball or piece of wood used in the game of knurls.
Nacket Source: SND
A little ball, esp. one of wood, stone, or bone, used in the game of shinty.
Nag Source: SND
A hard ball used in shinty and similar games.
Noot Source: SND
A shinty ball.
Peg Source: SND
The wooden block used as a ball in the game of shinty.
Scuddie/Scuddy Source: SND
The ball used in the game of scuddie.
Shinny-ball Source: SND
The ball or lump of wood, etc. used in the game of shinty.
Shinty/Shinnie Source: SND
The ball or knot of wood or the like used in the game of shinty.
Soo Source: SND
The small ball or puck made of wood or bone used in the game of shinty.
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