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bocce
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boc·ce or boc·ci or boc·cie  (bch)
n.
A game of Italian origin similar to lawn bowling that is played with wooden balls on a long narrow court covered with fine gravel.

[Italian bocce, pl. of boccia, ball.]
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Noun1.boccebocce - Italian bowling played on a long narrow dirt court
bowling - a game in which balls are rolled at an object or group of objects with the aim of knocking them over or moving them


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Maureen Metzger, left, director of volunteer services at Providence, and nurse Penny Hancock, second from left, join knitting group members Barbara Dixon, Anne Boccia, Pam Willars, Kay Strober, Annabelle Pickett, Sylvia Grover, Myrna Peyser, Trudie Russell, her daughter Jennifer, and Alice Dauro.
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