[ma-sey or, especially Brit., mas-ee] 
| a stroke made by hitting the cue ball with the cue held almost or quite perpendicular to the table. |
| mas·sé (mā-sā') n. A stroke in billiards made by striking the cue ball off center with the cue held nearly vertically, so that the cue ball moves in a curve around one ball before hitting another ball. [French, from past participle of masser, to make a massé shot, from masse, mace (an early form of billiard cue), from Old French, club; see mace1.] |
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