Pin (As It Applies To A Ball): The small circle of a different color found on the surface of the ball. It locates the center of the weight block that identifies the direction it is tilted.

 

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Pin (As It Applies To A Ball): The small circle of a different color found on the surface of the ball. It locates the center of the weight block that identifies the direction it is tilted.

Pastels: A method of painting or drawing with sticks of dry colour which have the minimum of binder; a reason why pastel pictures keep their bright fresh look almost indefinitely. The main danger for . . . View Full Definition

Past Parallel: Beyond the point where the club's shaft is horizontal, or parallel with the ground, at the top of the backswing

Past Crop: A taste taint that gives coffee beans a slightly less acidy taste. Result of enzyme changes in the coffee beans during the aging process.

Passus: William Langland uses the term passus to refer to each numbered subdivision of his poem, The Vision of Piers Plowman. The idea is each section is a 'step' toward salvation or spiritual truth . . . View Full Definition

Pastiche: Work patched together from excerpts of other writers, or from passages clearly recognizable as imitating others.

Pastis: Aniseed-flavoured liqueur from France

Pat: Point After Touchdown.

Pastureland: Land used primarily for the production of domesticated forage plants for livestock (in contrast to rangeland, where vegetation is naturally-occurring and is dominated by grasses and perhaps . . . View Full Definition

Pastorale: Pastoral, country-like.