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footbag

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foot·bag  (ftbg)
n.
1. A small round bag filled with plastic pellets or other material and used in games that require its being kept aloft with the feet.
2. Any of the games in which such a bag is used.


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WHAM-O's leading outdoor, water, surf and snow recreational brands include: the Original Frisbee Disc[R] flying disc for use in freestyle, ultimate and disc golf, the Hacky Sack[R] footbag, MOREY[R] Boogie[R] bodyboards, and BZ[R] PRO BOARDS[TM] bodyboards, CHURCHILL[R] swimfins, SNOW BOOGIE and SLEDZ[R] snow sleds and Riva Sports[R] snowboards.
WHAM-O's leading outdoor, water, surf and snow recreational brands include: the Original Frisbee Disc(R) flying disc for use in freestyle, ultimate and disc golf, the Hacky Sack(R) footbag, MOREY(R) Boogie(R) bodyboards, and BZ(R) PRO BOARDS(TM) bodyboards, CHURCHILL(R) swimfins, SNOW BOOGIE(R) and SLEDZ(R) snow sleds and Riva Sports(R) snowboards.
 
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