It goes by a number of different names.
Large playing marble name.
These marble names refer to categories of marbles.
You get to keep all the marbles you win.
The big marble gleans these names because it is the one shot at other marbles in an offensive manner.
Alley a marble made of marble.
A big marble is also known as the offensive marble.
Agates or aggies by the middle of the nineteenth century marbles made of agate had become so popular that the word aggie a nickname for agate came to be used for all stone marbles.
A marble is a small spherical toy often made from glass clay steel plastic or agate these balls vary in size.
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Many were quarried and ground in germany and then exported to america and other countries.
In other parts of the world the shooter is 1 inch in diameter.
Keepsies playing for keeps.
Bombsies dropping your shooter on the target marble.
Some call it the anny others may call it the shooter masher or boulder.
Sometimes called a clearie or purie by those who grew up playing the games of marbles in the post wwii baby boomer generation.
Alley is short for alabaster.
The standard size of a shooter in the united states and western europe is 3 4 inch.
The choice marble in a game of marbles is the largest marble.
A peawee is the name used for any very small marble.
Aggie either a marble made out of agate or a glass marble that looks like it s agate.
Bumbo bumboozer or bowler are names applied to very large marbles of any description.
Is a general name applied in many parts of the country to all glass marbles including opals glimmers bloods rubies etc.
Most commonly they are about 13 mm 1 2 in in diameter but they may range from less than 1 mm 1 30 in to over 8 cm 3 in while some art glass marbles for display purposes are over 30 cm 12 in wide marbles can be used for a variety of games called marbles.
Once made with lead to increase its clarity.
The name of a marble as in a crystal ball marble.
A glass or imitation aggie is also called an immie.
Playing marble is a crossword puzzle clue.