Carom

Pronunciation: /ˈkæɹəm/

Carom (verb)

  1. to hit something and then move away in a different direction.

Examples

  • The ball caromed off the wall and hit the floor.
  • The stone caromed off the tree and landed in the grass.

Common collocations: carom off, carom into, perfect carom, carom shot, execute a carom

Carom (noun)

  1. a shot in billiards where the ball hits two other balls.

Examples

  • He made a perfect carom to win the game.
  • The carom shot required precise aim and control.

Synonyms of Carom

Neutral

Antonyms of Carom

  • when describing motion being halted