troco
noun
tro·co
\ˈtrō(ˌ)kō\
Definition of troco
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: an old English game played on a lawn with wooden balls and cues with spoon-shaped iron tips and having as its object the sending of a ball through an iron ring on a pivot in the center of the field —called also lawn billiards
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Origin and Etymology of troco
probably modification of Italian trucco trucks (game)
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