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Cuestick

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Definition: The wondrous tool used by a player to move the cue ball. Sticks may cost anywhere from $10 to $10,000 or more. The best material for a cue is wood, with pricing increasing for craftsmanship and ornate decorations.
Pronunciation: Pronounced as "q-stick"
Alternate Spellings: Cue Stick
Examples:
The classic cuestick breaks into two parts for easy toting, and reassembles at the pool table as needed.
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