dominoes

/ ˈdɒmɪˌnəʊz /

noun

functioning as singular any of several games in which matching halves of dominoes are laid together

So, again, I hope the Democrats in the Senate take note of the dominoes that are tumbling here because they stood together.

They then laid out the cutouts in order like dominoes and shot it in one long take.

Underneath, empty Hennessy bottles are piled up alongside flowers and candles, and nearby, men play heated games of dominoes.

Ex-CIA officer Bruce Riedel on why other dominoes may fall—and how U.S. policy just got more complicated.

He hurls ye'er wrist back at ye an' stands at th' window lookin' out at th' firemen acrost th' sthreet playin' dominoes.

Up at Fort Shurdan they had a ginmill where th' warryors cud go an' besot thimsilves with bottled beer an' dominoes.

“Amy White's mother plays dominoes with her every evening,” Maida remarked.

In what do my castles of cards resemble his tower of dominoes?

For the older children, checkers and dominoes are most excellent indoor games.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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