1. bowling green - Noun
2. Bowling green - Proper noun
a field of closely mowed turf for playing bowls
a town in southern Kentucky
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A bowling green is a lawn used for playing the game of bowls. Source: Internet
A bowling green now occupies the former site of the curling pond. Source: Internet
A listener at ReSource partner station WKYU in Bowling Green, Kentucky, asks, “Has there been any correlation between death rate and blood type?” Source: Internet
Bowling Green, OH: Bowling Green State Univ. Popular, 1995, p. 20. In 1975, it was estimated by a man named Randy Neil that over 500,000 students actively participated in American cheerleading from grade school to the collegiate level. Source: Internet
Although some citizens believed Bowling Green was no longer the most practical or logical site for a new courthouse, the commissioners quickly decided to build the third courthouse on the site of the previous one in Bowling Green. Source: Internet
Breakdown Having succeeded Anderson at Louisville, Sherman now had principal military responsibility for Kentucky, a border state in which Confederate troops held Columbus and Bowling Green and were present near the Cumberland Gap. Source: Internet