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parlour game

British  

noun

  1. an informal indoor game

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Reflecting on the possible reason, she said "I know I am not in the in-crowd. I don't play some of the parlour games".

From BBC

Westminster's favourite parlour game - "how many letters of no confidence have been submitted to Sir Graham Brady?" - is up and running again.

From BBC

The paper's chief theatre critic Arifa Akbar wrote that the play was "breathtaking theatre with its own arresting imagination" and "not just a clever parlour game for fans".

From BBC

And so here is my advice on the off chance this parlour game so beloved here crops up in your day-to-day conversation.

From BBC

Assessing celebrity bookcases is a pandemic parlour game.

From The Guardian