bumper pool

American  

noun

1. a pool game played on a small, often octagonally shaped table with two pockets, having strategically placed cushioned pegs on the playing surface, usually necessitating bank shots to sink balls.

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Etymology

Origin of bumper pool

Probably earlier than 1975–80

Example Sentences

A vintage magazine ad boasts of the studio’s high-end gear as well as its “large screen video lounge” and “a playroom with pong, pinball and bumper pool.”

From Los Angeles Times

“That’s kind of all we were talking about in the locker room, emphasizing the third quarter,” Razorbacks linebacker Bumper Pool said.

From Seattle Times

He has four starters back on the offensive line and a pair of potential All-Americans in linebacker Bumper Pool and safety Jalen Catalon.

From Seattle Times

Defensive back Montaric Brown tied for the SEC lead with five interceptions, while linebacker Bumper Pool was second in the SEC with 120 tackles.

From Seattle Times

Arkansas LB Bumper Pool leads the stingy defense with 49 tackles, including three for a loss.

From Seattle Times