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n. (pool hall English)
Usage examples of "pool halls".
Shine stands, pool halls, hair-processing parlors, storefront churches--informants palmed, leaned on, queried.
And it would get him out of this godawful town and back into the pool halls of Farberville, where he belonged.
Hell, he'd have enough bread to hit all the pool halls in the state, if not the whole damn country.
There were a series of bars and pool halls along the main strip, along with a tired-looking supermarket, a cheap motel, a tattoo parlor, a liquor store and a bus station with a sputtering neon sign.
Indeed you can hardly walk down a city block without bumping into half a dozen prostitutes and passing an equal number of night spots, movie theaters, and pool halls.
The pool halls are bustling, and I hear the quiet chatter of people having dinner.
You might say he's a behind-the-scenes storefront lawyer, the 'stores' in his case being saloons, pool halls and probably warehouses.
The cops canvassed all the bars and pool halls within a ten-block radius.
Bars, pool halls, drive-in theaters, and bowling alleys form the exception.