quoits
- noun
- /kwɔɪts/
- UK
- Every summer, the village holds a quoits tournament on the green.
Examples
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The rules of quoits are simple, but mastering the game requires skill and precision.
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She learned to play quoits from her grandfather, who was a local champion.
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They played quoits in the park.
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I love to play quoits on weekends.
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Every summer, the village holds a quoits tournament on the green.
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She learned to play quoits from her grandfather, who was a local champion.
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The rules of quoits are simple, but mastering the game requires skill and precision.
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Morphology
Etymology
Quoits comes from an old word for a 'ring' or 'hoop' that people used to throw in a game, giving a clear picture of the object you toss. So, quoits is the name of the traditional game where players throw heavy rings at a stake to try to encircle it.