A ball used in the game of bolo, typically made of wood or rubber and thrown or kicked as part of the sport.
From Spanish 'bolo' (a wooden pin or ball used in bowling games) combined with English 'ball.' The word entered English in the late 19th century as the sport of bolo gained popularity in Spanish-speaking regions.
Bolo is an ancient Spanish game that predates modern bowling, and the boloball itself represents one of humanity's oldest recreational tools—simple spheres used for sport have been found in archaeological sites dating back thousands of years across many cultures.
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