buzkashi

/ ˌbʊzˈkæʃɪ /

noun

1. a game played in Aghanistan, in which opposing teams of horsemen strive for possession of the headless carcass of a goat

Example Sentences

At night, I would wait until the rest of the staff left and reboot the system, adjusting to Asian schedules to place live bets on wushu, kabbadi, sepak-takraw, kurash, and buzkashi tournaments.

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A Herat provincial spokesman said the two bombs went off among civilians at a field used for traditional Afghan games such as mud wrestling and Buzkashi, played on horseback.

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Buzkashi, which translates roughly as "goat pulling", has been played for centuries across Central Asia.

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Just past the Christmas lights in the window and the Rumi poem by the door are wall-sized paintings of whirling dervishes, and one of turbaned men on thundering horses playing the Afghan national sport of buzkashi.

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The portions, which often come with heaps of Kabuli pulau and spicy chutneys, could feed a ravenous buzkashi team.

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