1. plural of bricole; a leather strap or harness used to pull or drag something, especially in historical or military contexts
Usage: archaic; historical
2. plural of bricole; in billiards or similar games, a shot in which the cue ball bounces off a cushion before hitting the object ball
Usage: sports; rare

Examples

• The soldiers used bricoles to haul the heavy artillery across the muddy terrain.
• In historical reenactments, actors wear authentic bricoles to demonstrate period equipment.
• The skilled player executed a series of bricoles to navigate around the blocking balls.
• Medieval armies relied on bricoles and other harnesses to transport supplies.
• The bricoles were made from leather and reinforced with metal rings for durability.