What does spair mean?
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What does it mean when you spare someone?
: to not tell someone all the unpleasant or boring details about something “I drank too much last night and got sick.” “Please, spare me the details.”
How do you spell scared?
verb (used with object), scared, scar·ing. to fill, especially suddenly, with fear or terror; frighten; alarm.
How do you score a spare?
Score a spare by adding 10 to the number of pins knocked down on the next roll. A spare occurs when you knock down the remaining pins on the second roll of your turn. For instance, if you knock down 1 pin on your first roll and 9 pins on your second roll, you’ve scored a spare.
Why is it called a spare?
Obviously, the term spareribs does not refer to extra ribs. The term actually comes from the German Rippenspeer which literally translates to “spear ribs,” as this cut was traditionally roasted on a spit or spear.
What do you call a bowler?
noun. a person who bowl, especially a participant in a bowling game, as candlepins or tenpins.
What are the 4 basic shots in bowling?
There are four basic shots in bowling. They are the straight ball, hook ball, curve ball and back up ball.
How do you aim in bowling?
The pins are your target, but you don’t want to focus or aim for them. Instead, pick one of the arrows in the middle of the lane and aim to have your ball roll right over it. If you’re a right-handed bowler, aim for the second arrow from the right. Lefties, aim for the second arrow from the left.
Is a heavier ball better in bowling?
The heavier the ball the more hitting power and driving power, and the more pin action. The lighter the ball, the more concern bowlers had about deflection. The combination of ball speed, ball weight and your ability to get the ball into its roll before it hits the pins is what maximizes your carry percentage.
What is an F in bowling?
“F” represents a foul, meaning that your foot went over the boundary line on the approach. When you receive a foul, that roll will be marked a zero no matter how many pins you knocked down.