duckpin
/ˈdʌk.pɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a small ball, usually made of wood, used in the game of duckpin bowling, typically 2.75 inches in diameter and weighing 2 pounds.
“The duckpin rolled down the lane and knocked down all ten pins.”
2. verb
to knock down all ten pins with the first ball in a game of duckpin bowling, scoring a perfect game.
“She duckpinned the game, earning a perfect score.”
3. verb
to bowl a perfect game, especially in duckpin bowling.
“He duckpinned the game and was awarded a trophy.”