Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

The white ball used in most pool & billiard games, typically the one that the player must hit with the cue.

Any ball used in a game, except for the cue ball. In pocket games these are balls #1 #15, in carom games the object balls are Red and White (your opponent).

Felt covered rubber surrounding a pool or billiard table.

Any opening or hole on a billiard table, there are typically six pockets on a billiard table: four located at each of the corners of the table (corner pockets) and one each centered on the side of the two longer cushions (side pockets).

The initial shot in a Pocket game. In a Carom game it is referred to as a "serve."

A foul that occurs when the cue ball is pocketed unintentionally.

The cue ball may be placed anywhere on the table.

A young man who often frequents the pool bar, Sparky's. He is quite a talker, but his billiard skills still leave something to be desired.

A regular customer at the fast food restaurant, "Little Cherry." Overall he is an average pool player. But when he is hot, he plays a good game.

She and Renaldo have known each other since they were children. At the present time, she is a better player than Renaldo. She has a good reputation as a stable player.

She works at the miscellaneous goods store, "Cochabamba." Her billiard skills are improving as her store manager has spent time training her.