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- Quoits - Wikipedia
Quoits ( ˈkɔɪts or ˈkwɔɪts ) is a traditional game which involves the throwing of metal, rope or rubber rings over a set distance, usually to land over or near a spike (sometimes called a hob, mott or pin) The game of quoits encompasses several distinct variations
- QUOIT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of QUOIT is a flattened ring of iron or circle of rope used in a throwing game
- How To Throw A Quoit (Quoit Game Rules Explained)
Throwing a quoit is a classic game that’s been around for centuries It’s an easy game to learn and play, but there are some important rules you need to know in order to keep it safe for everyone involved
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- QUOIT definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
2 meanings: 1 a ring of iron, plastic, rope, etc, used in the game of quoits 2 Australian slang → a variant spelling of coit Click for more definitions
- The Rules of Outdoor Quoits, Steel Quoits Deck Quoits
The Northern rules stipulate that a quoit must be no more than 8 1 2" in diameter, no more than 1 1 4" in height, no more than 5lb 4oz in weight and the hole must be no more than 5 1 2" in diameter A typical quoit weighs around 5 lbs and measures about 5 1 2" across
- Quoit - Wikipedia
Quoit may refer to: Quoit, a single-chambered megalithic tomb, also called a Dolmen; Quoit (brooch), a pre-medieval type of brooch; A ring used in the game of quoits; Chakram, a weapon sometimes called a war-quoit; Quoit, Cornwall, a location in England; Quoit Green, a location in Derbyshire, England
- Quoits | Traditional, Lawn Outdoor | Britannica
quoits, game in which players toss rings at a stake, called the hob A ring that encircles the hob scores two points for the thrower; a ring closer to the hob than an opponent’s scores one The rings are usually made of iron and weigh about three pounds, but rope or rubber rings are also used
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