game

US /ɡeɪm/
UK /ɡeɪm/
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an activity or sport involving skill, chance, or endurance, played according to rules for the amusement of the players or spectators

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Let's play a board game tonight.
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Football is a popular game worldwide.
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sportplaycontestmatchcompetition
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wild animals hunted for sport or food

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The hunter brought back some small game.
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Deer are considered big game.
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preyquarrykill
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to manipulate a situation or person for one's own advantage in a cunning or unscrupulous way

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He tried to game the system to get ahead.
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Don't try to game me with your excuses.
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manipulateexploittrickdeceiveoutwit
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eager or willing to do something new or challenging

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Are you game for a hike this weekend?
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I'm game for anything fun.
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willingeagerreadypreparedkeen
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gamingSEA Gamesvideo gameboard gameball gamecard gamecomputer game