Glossary of Terms - P

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»  Paddle

A table tennis (Ping Pong) paddle. Used when playing some variations of beer pong.

See Also: Beer Pong

»  Party Cup

A cup with a volume of 16 ounces.

See Also: Cup

»  Peace Grip

See Instead: Split Finger Overhand Grip

»  Perfect Game

When a player wins a game of beirut (beer pong) by hitting all of their opponents' cups without missing a single shot. A very rare occurrence that is more plausible in one-on-one competition.

See Also: Beirut

»  Phantom Cup

The empty space in a setup where a cup has been removed, especially when the empty space is in the middle or rear of the setup.

See Also: Removal

»  Ping Pong

A trademark used for table tennis and associated equipment.

»  Pitcher

The preferred container used to distribute beverage into the cups. Beirut (beer pong) etiquette dictates that the challenging team shall have a pitcher filled with beverage prior to the completion of the current game.

See Also: Beverage

»  Player

A beirut (beer pong) team is normally composed of two players, but may be a single player or more than two players. [More Info]

See Also: Team

Related Terms: Shooter

»  Pre-Game Warm Up

The practice of consuming beverages prior to a game of beirut (beer pong) in order to reach a preferred level of intoxication.

See Also: Beverage

»  Pre-Shot Routine

The procedures that some shooters follow prior to shooting the ball. These procedures may include: rinsing the ball, drying the ball, bouncing the ball on the table, and spinning the ball on the table.

See Also: Shot

»  Preemptive Shot / Strike

An attempt to shoot the ball into a cup prior to its removal from play. Some beirut (beer pong) rule variations require the defending team to remove two additional cups or to forfeit the game following a successful preemptive shot. [More Info]

See Also: Shot

Related Terms: Gang Bang

»  Pyramid Pong

See Instead: 3-D Beirut

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