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duckpin

NOUN
  1. a bowling pin that is short and squat by comparison with a tenpin

How To Use duckpin In A Sentence

  • I want to call them duckpins, but I'm not sure they're even fat enough to qualify. The next excerpt in a theoretically infinite series
  • She was an avid duckpin bowler and bowled in a league for many years. The Herald-Mail Online
  • I bowled duckpins a couple of times when I was on the East Coast.
  • She was an avid and accomplished duckpin bowler, winning many awards over the years. Undefined
  • Well, FCA now has the space at Pearson's Square, on the site of the old duckpin bowling alley just off Lee Highway. Falls Church News-Press Online
  • He courted his wife over duckpins and also played trumpet in a swing combo, the Southland Five, until the mid-1960s. Microsurgery Pioneer Helped
  • No one has ever rolled a 300 in duckpins, but my dad once had a 178.
  • It's not just a ten-pin world - you also may have heard of duckpins, rubber-band duckpins, 5-pins, and candlepins.
  • Tonight, diminished expectations combined with Palin's known-to-be-remarkable charisma made for the speech-making equivalent of putting a champ bowler two feet in front of a set of plastic duckpins. The Garlic
  • He was a former leader of the Dayton 4-H Club and a longtime church league duckpin bowler. The Herald-Mail Online
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