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quiddler

(ˈkwɪdlə)

obsolete someone who quiddles

Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

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During the event, Yoder's employees sat at tables and demonstrated how to play games such as Five Crowns and Quiddler, and invited attendees to play a few rounds with them.

Playing around at the hardware store

Two of my subsequent favorites, the word-game Quiddler and Set, a family game of visual perception, have gotten new spins.

Get set for new twists on old favorites

Quiddler is a delightful word game that builds vocabulary, encourages creative thinking process skills, and offers hours of fun.

Explore the Quiddler word quest

Among the games we played were: "Twixt" (1962); "Acquire" (1962); "Breakthru" (1965); "Scrabble Sentence Cube Game" (1971); "Roll-a-Role" (1975); "Reunion" (1979); "The Art Game" (1981); "Dinosaurs and Things" (1986); "Peter Funk's Winning Words" (1986); "Kids on Stage" (1988); "Future Stories" (1992); "Top Dog" (1995); "Blurt: The Webster's Game of Word Racing" (1995); "Skip-Bo" (1995); "Wishbone Card Game" (1997); "Rummikub" (1997); "Brain-O-Matic" (1998); "Quiddler" (1998); "Photo Trek Exploration Game" (1999); "W3 Who* What *Where" (1999); "Scrabble" (2001); and "Bionicle Adventure Game" (2001).

It's all in the game

Auburn, Australia and New Castle, Del.: Quiddlers Press and Oak Knoll Press, 2004.

Brian Hubber and Vivian Smith. Patrick White: A Bibliography

Quiddlers Press, Hawthorn, Victoria, 2003, xiii + 166 pages; ISBN 0 95819 490 4 (hb), 0 646 41867 X (pb).

Ian Morrison, Maureen Perkins and Tracey Caulfield, Australian Almanacs 1806-1930: a Bibliography

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