backgammon

“Traditionally, older Iranian men have smoked opium in their poetry readings and backgammon gatherings,” says Bahari.

And a vintage 1980s Christian Dior leather backgammon set—only $2,350!

“Getting together for a game of chess, backgammon, or just to have a conversation,” the rakers report reads.

Slim countertops had brown and white cushioned seats under them—circular and clean like backgammon pieces.

The great thing about backgammon is that if you win, you're a killer, but if you lose, you're just unlucky.

The Earl pushed aside the backgammon board and the glasses, and leant his elbow on the table.

Louis XIV., playing at backgammon, had a doubtful throw; a dispute arose, and all the courtiers remained silent.

It is generally from twelve to p. 97fourteen inches long, and in shape resembles a dice-box used at backgammon.

“I know what is the matter with you,” said Crawley, replacing the pieces on a backgammon board at the end of the game.

In the coffee-houses, besides smoking and gossiping, we also played games, either chess or backgammon or munkula.