boliche masculine nounjack (en petanca)
ten-pin bowling (bolos)
bowling alley (bolera)
small grocery store (tienda) (CSur)
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boliche [bo-lee’-chay]nounJack, a small bell which serves as a mark for bowl-players: block. (m)
All the small fish caught at once in a drag-net near the shore, and the dragnet with which they are caught. (m)- Juego de boliche -> pigeon-holes, a game played on a concave table with a ball; troll-madam
- Boliches -> (Naut.) Fore-top bowlines, and top-gallant bowlines
A furnace for lead-smelting. (m)
The toy called cup and ball. (m)
Bolivian. (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
(And. Cono Sur) Small grocery shop (tienda); (Cono Sur) cheap snack bar; (And.) Low-class bakery; (Cono Sur) gambling den (garita).
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boliche
1 (juego) bowls singular
; (s) bowling 3 (bolos) skittles singular
; (s) 5 (juguete) cup-and-ball toy 7 (horno) small furnace; smelting furnace boliche
1 (Latinoamérica) (tenducha) small grocery store; (S. Cone) (café) cheap snack bar 2 (And) (tahona) cheap bakery 3 (S. Cone) (garita) gambling den boliche
(Latinoamérica) Bolivian
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