trictrac

/ ˈtrɪkˌtræk /

noun

1. a game similar to backgammon

Word History and Origins

Origin of trictrac¹

C17: from French, imitative

Example Sentences

“Companies don’t get any access to their employees’ data,” said Martin Blinder, Trictrac CEO.

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“Companies don’t get any access to their employees’ data,” said Martin Blinder, Trictrac CEO.

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In the company of a few ladies and officers they played picquet, ombre and trictrac--they smoked, and thus passed the time until eleven o'clock; at that hour everything was officially ended.

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He amused Josephine, and although eighty years of age, could play trictrac and talk well on any subject.

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Whist and piquet soon grow stale in such a house and with such surroundings, and even trictrac with the old bishop of Evreux becomes tedious.

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