Cross and circle board game that originated in Ancient India (7) |
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Board game of India |
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Board game of ancient India |
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Chap is one involved in a game like backgammon (7) |
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Dad is one to embrace child's game from India (7) |
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Board game since at least the 1500s |
Newsday |
06 Jun 2020 |
Indian board game is one behind chap playing |
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. Game for father and child; to collect raisins essentially |
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Game named after the Hindi word for 'twenty-five' |
New York Times |
31 Jul 2015 |
Game named after the Hindi word for "twenty-five" |
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Brewed cha coming in I drink up – while playing this? |
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Game with beehive-shaped pieces |
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Game with beehive-shaped pieces |
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Sorry! inspiration |
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It's played on a cross-shaped board |
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It's played on a cross-shaped board |
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Classic board game from India |
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Board game from India |
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Ancient board game from India |
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Ancient Indian game |
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Game with a cross-shaped board |
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Board game |
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Indian game resembling backgammon. |
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Backgammon-like game of India. |
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