chess set

American  

[ches set] / ˈtʃɛs ˈsɛt /

noun

1. all the pieces needed to play chess, and sometimes also the board, considered together as a unit.

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Example Sentences

Fans have bought tracksuits to dress as “Squid Game” characters for Halloween or chess sets due to the fandom around “The Queen’s Gambit.”

From Los Angeles Times

There was also a chess set with the pieces arranged in the middle of a game.

From Literature

Almost every day for the last two years, Vincent “VDogg” Hubbard has stood outside the Louisiana Fried Chicken at Manchester and Normandie avenues with a suitcase full of cocoa butter and a traveling chess set.

From Los Angeles Times

That may now be about to change with English chess set to get a £500,000 funding boost from the government to help young talent develop.

From BBC

People say well, what if I want to throw a bomb from “Call of Duty” on a chess set than I am playing?

From Seattle Times