Ball
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| "Goodness gracious, great [[ball]]s of fire!" --"[[Great Balls of Fire]]" (1957) | "Goodness gracious, great [[ball]]s of fire!" --"[[Great Balls of Fire]]" (1957) | ||
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| - | "There’s the ball! There’s the ball!"--"[[The Philosophers' Football Match]]" | + | "There’s the [[ball]]! There’s the ball!"--"[[The Philosophers' Football Match]]" (1972) |
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"Goodness gracious, great balls of fire!" --"Great Balls of Fire" (1957) "There’s the ball! There’s the ball!"--"The Philosophers' Football Match" (1972) |
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- A solid or hollow sphere.
- An object, generally spherical, used for playing games.
- A quantity of string, thread, etc., wound into a spherical shape.
- 'ball' of wool
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