Jenga
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛŋɡə/
- The kids laughed as they built their tower with Jenga, excited to see how high they could go before it fell.
- Jenga game
- Play Jenga
- Jenga puzzle
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- We played an epic game of nasty food Jenga.
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- Each one is oh and Jenga is one of the sexiest games that you can play Jenga, Jenga, Jenga, Jenga.
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Game Night was a huge success where many students came out to participate in Monopoly, Jenga, and many more fun games!
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The higher we build it, the more impressive the downfall—kind of like the game Jenga.
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We have, um, Truth or Dare Jenga, which should be fun.
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And Jackson was setting up this giant Jenga in our garden.
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I would say I love giant Jenga.
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Seon-woo: We can play Jenga after dinner.
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They built a little fort out of Jenga blocks for the dinosaurs and minions.
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Harper Belloway, live at the scene here as Keller Reid attempts to build the world's tallest Jenga tower.
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We played Jenga last night, trying to carefully remove the wooden blocks without toppling the tower.
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At the party, everyone enjoyed taking turns with Jenga, balancing the blocks higher each round.
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Etymology
The word Jenga comes from the Swahili word kujenga, which means 'to build'. The game is all about building and balancing a tall tower of wooden blocks, so the name reminds you of that action.