See Imitation Agate. See photo

noun. 1. The area marked off to play marbles in. 2. A favorite marble used as a taw or shooter. 3. A marble made of alabaster. Origin uncertain; perhaps a diminutive of alabaster; qualified etymology [..]

noun. A ball bearing used as a marble; the term used in London, England. (CASSIDY.)

A New York City distributor of toy marbles; operated around the turn of the 20th century; represented The M.F. Christensen & Son Company, and others; also imported and distributed German toy marbl [..]

noun. A players term referring to one who plays the game of Bowls. See bowl

noun. Abbreviation of Carnelian, the term used in Wisconsin. (CASSIDY)

noun. An old fashion abbreviation of carnelian, the term used in Wisconsin. (CASSIDY)

noun. A porcelain marble, possibly baby slag for a china marble.

noun. A marble, usually glass, in a chipped condition; the term used in Ohio around 1900. (HARDER.)

game rule. From the New Game of Ringer; Cupping is when a player protect his or her shooter from being moved about by the wind.  Placing hands or kneepads around the marble can protect the shooter.  T [..]