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Although the full term includes "ball" after the colour, they are most commonly referred to with the omission of "ball", just stating the colour (e.g. "he's taken five blacks with reds so far"). 2. In blackball, a generic, collective term for the red and yellow groups of object balls, corresponding to the (originally American, but used much more widely today) solids and stripes, respectively.[7] combination Also combination shot, combo. Any shot in which the cue ball contacts an object ball, which in turn hits one or more additional object balls (which in turn may hit yet further object balls) to send the last-hit object ball to an intended place, usually a pocket.[5] In the UK this is often referred to as a plant. concession In snooker, when a player elects not to continue in a frame, even though there are balls remaining on the table. A player typically concedes when he or she requires snookers and has no realistic prospect of winning. An accepted concession formally concludes a frame, although the opponent reserves the right not to accept the concession, in which case the frame continues. Conceding a frame before the snookers required stage is regarded as unsportsmanlike conduct, and will incur a warning from the referee. If the player has already been warned, he or she will be penalised the following frame. contact point The point on each of two balls at which they touch at the moment of impa
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