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ball foot

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noun

Furniture.
  1. a ball-like turned foot, used especially in the 16th and 17th centuries.


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And since no one wants to fit yet another gadget in their carry-on, we'jre going low-tech with our choice of the Soothera wooden ball foot massager.

From Inc

Basket ball, foot and base ball, and games of all sorts should be encouraged, and a spirit of rivalry between schools fostered.

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Capitalize the nicknames of base ball, foot ball and other athletic teams, as Chicago Cubs, Boston Braves, Tigers.

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The afternoon program consisted of foot races, running high jumps, wheelbarrow race, fat man’s race, running broad jump, high kicking, fancy club swinging, tumbling, shot-put, sack race, tugs of war, five boxing contests, base ball, foot ball, and pole vaulting.

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The bow-legged chair, often with claw and ball foot, came into use in the beginning of the eighteenth century.

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