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drag shot: A shot played over a large distance but with much backspin, often utilized when delicate contact between cue ball and object ball is required. The backspin, or drag, helps to nullify the effects of any deviations in the table surface that may cause the cue ball to wander off course when played at low speed.
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Register trouble when the dot is enlarged toward the back (nongripper edge) of the sheet. See slur.
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(Fishing) When a fly line catches on a current, making the fly drift in an unnatural fashion. Also the mechanical device on a fly reel that limits how fast a fish can strip line from the reel.
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the air resistance acting on airplanes. Drag acts in the opposite direction of thrust. Two types of drag are pressure and skin friction drag
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A function of the mouse by which an element on the screen of a monitor is moved with the cursor, while holding down the mouse button and moving the mouse.
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