pinsetting
1 of 1noun/ˈpɪnsɛtɪŋ/
Forms:pinsettings
1
the mechanical or manual process of arranging the pins after they have been knocked down in bowling
Pinsetting in bowling refers to the process of arranging the pins back into their proper positions at the end of the lane after each roll. In traditional bowling, this task is often done manually by pinsetters, while in modern bowling centers, it is typically automated by machines. Pinsetting ensures that the pins are placed correctly for the next player's turn. It is an essential part of the game, as it prepares the lane for the next roll and helps maintain the flow of the game.
- Can you check if the pinsetting machine is working properly before we start the game?
- After each frame, the pinsetting mechanism swiftly arranges the pins for the next player.
- Proper maintenance of the pinsetting equipment ensures smooth gameplay.
- Without the pinsetting machine, setting up pins manually would be time-consuming.
- During peak hours, the bowling alley employs extra staff to assist with pinsetting.