baulk-line

noun

Meaning

A straight line drawn across the baulk area of a billiard or snooker table, from which the cue ball must be struck when starting a frame or after a foul.

Examples

  • The referee reminded the player that the cue ball must be placed behind the baulk-line.
  • He failed to hit the object ball because his shot from the baulk-line lacked precision.

Synonyms: baulk line