pool table

noun

1. a billiard table with six pockets, on which pool is played.

pool table

noun

1. a billiard table on which pool is played

Word History and Origins

Origin of pool table¹

First recorded in 1855–60

Example Sentences

The bar’s early clientele was mostly blue-collar workers who came for the chess and checker boards, pool tables and to throw darts.

From Los Angeles Times

In another scene, Kathy recounts the first time she saw Benny, head bowed, leaning on a barroom pool table with his bared, muscly arms.

From New York Times

There are some things you definitely won’t forget — like the biggest TV your space can handle — but there are also things you want to remember — like a pool table or beer cooler.

From Seattle Times

Still, I was amazed to see that the Chicken Box, a dive bar with live music and a pool table had survived.

From New York Times

Plus, you can use track lights to illuminate a pool table, kitchen island, artwork or anything you’d like to draw attention to.

From Seattle Times