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Definition of game
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Game (n.) To
rejoice;
to be
pleased;
-- often used, in Old
English,
impersonally
with
dative..
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Mort
::
Mort (n.)
Death;
esp., the death of game in the
chase..
Gamester
::
Gamester
(n.) A
prostitute;
a
strumpet.
Tally
::
Tally (v. i.) To make a
tally;
to
score;
as, to tally in a
game..
Trash
::
Trash (n.) A
collar,
leash,
or
halter
used to
restrain
a dog in
pursuing
game..
Goal
::
Goal (n.) A base,
station,
or bound used in
various
games;
in
football,
a line
between
two posts
across
which the ball must pass in order to
score;
also, the act of
kicking
the ball over the line
between
the goal
posts..
Burn
::
Burn (v. i.) In
certain
games,
to
approach
near to a
concealed
object
which is
sought..
Boston
::
Boston
(n.) A game at
cards,
played
by four
persons,
with two packs of
fifty-two
cards each; -- said to be so
called
from
Boston,
Massachusetts,
and to have been
invented
by
officers
of the
French
army in
America
during
the
Revolutionary
war..
Morris
::
Morris
(n.) A dance
formerly
common
in
England,
often
performed
in
pagenats,
processions,
and May
games.
The
dancers,
grotesquely
dressed
and
ornamented,
took the parts of Robin Hood,
Maidmarian,
and other
fictious
characters..
Gun
::
Gun (v. i.) To
practice
fowling
or
hunting
small game; --
chiefly
in
participial
form; as, to go
gunning..
Hunter
::
Hunter
(n.) A dog that
scents
game, or is
trained
to the
chase;
a
hunting
dog..
Poach
::
Poach (v. i.) To steal or
pocket
game, or to carry it away
privately,
as in a bag; to kill or
destroy
game
contrary
to law,
especially
by
night;
to hunt or fish
unlawfully;
as, to poach for
rabbits
or for
salmon..
Commerce
::
Commerce
(n.) A round game at
cards,
in which the cards are
subject
to
exchange,
barter,
or
trade..
Beagle
::
Beagle
(n.) A small
hound,
or
hunting
dog,
twelve
to
fifteen
inches
high, used in
hunting
hares and other small game. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Snipe
::
Snipe (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
limicoline
game birds of the
family
Scolopacidae,
having
a long,
slender,
nearly
straight
beak..
Cockfight
::
Cockfight
(n.) A match or
contest
of
gamecocks.
Tracker
::
Tracker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
tracks
or
pursues,
as a man or dog that
follows
game..
Dryfoot
::
Dryfoot
(n.) The scent of the game, as far as it can be
traced..
Cricket
::
Cricket
(n.) A game much
played
in
England,
and
sometimes
in
America,
with a ball, bats, and
wickets,
the
players
being
arranged
in two
contesting
parties
or
sides..
Gadwall
::
Gadwall
(n.) A large duck (Anas
strepera),
valued
as a game bird, found in the
northern
parts of
Europe
and
America;
--
called
also gray
duck..
Curry
::
Curry (n.) A stew of fowl, fish, or game,
cooked
with
curry..
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