noun / verb
game
GAYM/ɡeɪm/
A structured activity played for entertainment or competition.
The family plays a board game after dinner on Fridays.
Etymology
Old English gamen covered joy and amusement broadly. The modern activity sense narrows that idea to a particular form of play, including a contest governed by rules.
In context
have to decide whether or not you want another card you have no decisions to make and no skill is involved this also means that baccarat is purely a guessing game
More examples
- He games online with friends.
- We won the first game.
- The game has simple rules.
Forms
game · games · gamed · gaming