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Definition of Chinese chequers in English: Chinese chequers(US Chinese checkers) plural noun usually treated as singular A board game for two to six players who attempt to move marbles or counters from one corner to the opposite one on a star-shaped board. 中国跳棋 Example sentencesExamples - The final shots are of the humans spoon feeding the beast, fixing the ship and - dear God, here it comes - playing Chinese checkers together.
- The dots were evenly spaced and arranged in crisscrossing rows, forming a perfect six-sided figure that resembled the center of a board of Chinese checkers [see lower photograph on page 53].
- Finally, five days after her birthday, she headed back downstairs just after lunch with a box in her hands filled with the game board for Chinese checkers as well as a sack of marbles.
- We went to my grandmother's house on Saturday afternoons for endless games of gin rummy, Parcheesi, and Chinese checkers.
- We still regularly crush them in Chinese checkers and Yahtzee, don't we?
- And later that evening, much to the annoyance of the grown-ups, I challenged him to Chinese checkers, which I had never lost.
- While Fiona and Dom were having a blast at the prom, Lillian and Vivian spent the night playing their favorite game, Chinese checkers.
- They don't even have a game of Chinese checkers, do they?
- Also try some traditional board games such as draughts, chess, Chinese chequers, word games, card games and quiz-type games, as well as the more complex fantasy games.
- Like a game of Chinese checkers, not only were parallel avenues shut down, but alternating streets.
- What did he think the kids were going to do - play Chinese checkers?
- Nathaniel and Gail were in the middle of yet another game of Chinese checkers just as the clock struck seven o'clock.
- She was rolling marbles down a slide she'd constructed from one of Nathaniel's spare blankets, aggrieved that they could no longer play Chinese checkers because of Nathaniel's ailing condition.
- She returned with her Chinese checkers board and sack of marbles and then proceeded to set the game up between them.
Definition of Chinese checkers in US English: Chinese checkersplural noun usually treated as singular A board game for two to six players who attempt to move marbles or counters from one corner to the opposite one on a star-shaped board. 中国跳棋 Example sentencesExamples - While Fiona and Dom were having a blast at the prom, Lillian and Vivian spent the night playing their favorite game, Chinese checkers.
- The final shots are of the humans spoon feeding the beast, fixing the ship and - dear God, here it comes - playing Chinese checkers together.
- The dots were evenly spaced and arranged in crisscrossing rows, forming a perfect six-sided figure that resembled the center of a board of Chinese checkers [see lower photograph on page 53].
- Like a game of Chinese checkers, not only were parallel avenues shut down, but alternating streets.
- Also try some traditional board games such as draughts, chess, Chinese chequers, word games, card games and quiz-type games, as well as the more complex fantasy games.
- They don't even have a game of Chinese checkers, do they?
- Nathaniel and Gail were in the middle of yet another game of Chinese checkers just as the clock struck seven o'clock.
- And later that evening, much to the annoyance of the grown-ups, I challenged him to Chinese checkers, which I had never lost.
- What did he think the kids were going to do - play Chinese checkers?
- She returned with her Chinese checkers board and sack of marbles and then proceeded to set the game up between them.
- We still regularly crush them in Chinese checkers and Yahtzee, don't we?
- We went to my grandmother's house on Saturday afternoons for endless games of gin rummy, Parcheesi, and Chinese checkers.
- Finally, five days after her birthday, she headed back downstairs just after lunch with a box in her hands filled with the game board for Chinese checkers as well as a sack of marbles.
- She was rolling marbles down a slide she'd constructed from one of Nathaniel's spare blankets, aggrieved that they could no longer play Chinese checkers because of Nathaniel's ailing condition.
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