A pool (pocket billiards) term. The foul committed when the cue ball is struck twice. Specifically, when that first little touch is followed by a reflexive jab at the cue ball. You jab it; you "jabit." This is not a portmanteau word even though it carries two meanings. The stroke is a "jabitzer"; the cueist is also a "jabitzer." This invented word won a $25 prize for best new word of the week -- partly because its creator wrote "I think it's a transitive verb." Didn't look like a verb to me. Also "jabiter" and "jabater."
Примеры использования:
That was a jabitzer, DeWayne. Ball in hand. (foul)
| You fouled because of your jabitzer -- you hit the cue ball twice. ("your jabitzer" = "your stroke")
| That was a double hit, jabitzer. ("jabitzer" = shooter)
| Be careful with any warmup strokes, DeWayne; otherwise, you may jabitz. You're less likely to foul by jabitzing if you make your bridge a little further back.
| A batsman occasionally jabitzes in baseball.
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