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skittle
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skittle
1. a wooden or plastic pin, typically widest just above the base
2. a bowling game in which players knock over as many skittles as possible by rolling a wooden ball at them


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Coleshill made it to 256 declared in 45 overs before skittling Aston for 183, with Phil Trilloe taking 4 for 45.
Bridgnorth close in on promotion place; DIVISION THREE by Birmingham Mail (England)
Welshpool slipped after another batting collapse in a 183-run loss at Allscott, who posted 225 before skittling the Mid Wales men for 42.
STRUGGLING Newtown remain at the [...] by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Byline: Max Oram ENGLAND'S bowlers did RPSPORT readers proud yesterday when skittling West Indies for 152 in their reply to 377 in the first Test at Lord's, and then reducing them to 37-2 at stumps.
The bowlers do the business; CRICKET by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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