For many years yours was the accepted one. At some point, maybe in the 90s your friends choice was presented as correct.I have a bet with a friend on the pronunciation the cue maker Meucci. I say it's pronounced "Mewchee" and he says it's "Mayoochee"
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Mike
Bob Meucci agrees with your friend….he’s been correcting people for years.I have a bet with a friend on the pronunciation the cue maker Meucci. I say it's pronounced "Mewchee" and he says it's "Mayoochee"
Comments? I have 10$ riding on this! Ha... We have nothing better to do... can't bet on the Bears!!!
Mike
I believe the change came about because too many people called the cues moochee.For many years yours was the accepted one. At some point, maybe in the 90s your friends choice was presented as correct.
It is definitely not Mewchee.I have a bet with a friend on the pronunciation the cue maker Meucci. I say it's pronounced "Mewchee" and he says it's "Mayoochee"
Comments? I have 10$ riding on this! Ha... We have nothing better to do... can't bet on the Bears!!!
Mike
“Mewchee” was never accepted in my area (bought my first Meucci in the late 80’s). And it certainly was never acceptable by Italian Americans.. The guy who invented the telephone was Antonio Meucci, so the name was not unknown outside of the pool world.For many years yours was the accepted one. At some point, maybe in the 90s your friends choice was presented as correct.
Now that right there is funny! lolAccording to Jim Rempe, your friend is correct. I imagine in Italy you'd get a cross section including spitting off to the side.
More like Italian for 'wobbly noodle'.Meucci translates to Spanish as "El Warpo"
I had heard it was Cherokee for "curved poking stick."More like Italian for 'wobbly noodle'.![]()