losing hazard

noun

In the case of a cannon and a losing hazard, made by the same stroke, the value of the hazard depends on the ball first struck.

Inspired by this truth he attempts to pull off an awkward losing hazard.

It shows now the losing hazard is made from baulk off the red on the spot.

And since he would not withdraw from the contest, he had no option but to play that losing hazard also.

If it wasn't for wengeance, I'd play at pitch and toss with it on the losing hazard.'

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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