bagatelle
- noun
- /ˌbæɡəˈtɛl/
- Archaic
- The rules of bagatelle require caution, as knocking over the pegs leads to penalties.
Examples
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We found an old bagatelle table in the attic and played for hours.
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We played a game of bagatelle at the local arcade.
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He became fascinated with bagatelle after visiting a vintage games exhibition.
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The children enjoyed bagatelles during their family picnic.
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We found an old bagatelle table in the attic and played for hours.
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The rules of bagatelle require caution, as knocking over the pegs leads to penalties.
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We played a game of bagatelle at the local arcade.
Synonyms
Games played on a table with a cloth top where players use a long stick to hit balls
A game played on a table like a board game or card game
A table game like pool where short cues hit balls into holes while knocking wooden pegs loses points
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bagatelle also names a small table game, and the name comes from Italian bagatella 'little thing' because it was a simple, playful 'trifle' to play on a table.