Term used often in college football to refer to a team winning all of it's games, usually in a conference.
by pitar83 October 19, 2008
This saying comes from playing pool. It means to sink all of the balls on the table, not giving the competing party a chance to even shoot. In pool if you sink a ball you get to shoot again and keep shooting until you miss. Only if you miss does the other party get to shoot and keep shooting until he misses.
It has moved to other areas meaning to win it all, for instance a team winning all of its games in a season.
It has moved to other areas meaning to win it all, for instance a team winning all of its games in a season.
by Piper3456 February 2, 2016
When you (and possibly a partner) simply cannot be beat in the game of beer pong. Typically this is only acknowledged after 5+ games have been played (in a row) and won.
Guy #1: "Dude, have you seen Darrell and Ty tonight?
Guy #2: "Hell ya man! They are definitely running the table!"
Guy #2: "Hell ya man! They are definitely running the table!"
by DerMin July 21, 2011
Relating to billiards: Taking the break, then proceeding to pocket every ball thereafter without miss or scratch.
by ltdrifter February 2, 2003
The act of hitting all the requisite balls during a billiards game in one turn to win.
Doing it on one's first turn on the table is to doing it any other time in the game is as getting a royal flush is to getting a straight flush in poker.
Doing it on one's first turn on the table is to doing it any other time in the game is as getting a royal flush is to getting a straight flush in poker.
by King Gabey March 25, 2004
To keep winning a game (beirut, beer pong, pool/billiards, checkers) so that you stay on the table and opponents keep coming like lambs to the slaughter.
Last night Simon and I ran the beirut table and groupies were eyeing us like a kid in a candy store.
by Nick D July 12, 2004
by bffhm May 30, 2011