carambolé
verb
Syllable Decomposition
caramboléfrom Portuguese carambola, derived from Marathi karambal and denoting the fruit of the carambola tree. In the game of billiards, by analogy between the fruit and the billiard ball, from Spanish carambola, borrowed from Portuguese see caramba.
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carambolant (v.) carambolons (v.) carambolez (v.) carambolais (v.) carambolions (v.) caramboliez (v.) carambolai (v.) carambolas (v.) carambolâmes (v.) carambolâtes (v.) carambolèrent (v.) carambolerai (v.) caramboleras (v.) carambolera (v.) carambolerons (v.) carambolerez (v.) caramboleront (v.) carambolasse (v.) carambolasses (v.) carambolât (v.)