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backgammonback‧gam‧mon /ˈbækɡæmən/ noun [uncountable] backgammonOrigin: 1600-1700 Probably from ➔ BACK2 + gamen, an early form of game - For the rest of the evening they concentrated on backgammon, pushing dimes back and forth across the kitchen table.
- If it rained they lolled in the library, playing cards and backgammon.
- One of the most popular sites is the game room, where visitors can play chess, checkers and backgammon with others.
- Peter and Nick were sitting on the sofa sharing a bottle of whisky with Sara's backgammon board between them.
- The inlaid chequerboard top of the coffee table houses all kind of games, including backgammon, chess and Scrabble.
- The inlay depicts intricate little scenes, including a group playing backgammon and another group with a tray of drinks.
- They had a light supper, played backgammon for dimes, sat listening to records in the living room.
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