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- Tiddlywinks - Wikipedia
Tiddlywinks is a game played on a flat felt mat with sets of small discs called winks, a pot, which is the target, and a collection of squidgers, which are also discs
- How to Play Tiddlywinks: Game Rules Strategy - wikiHow
Tiddlywinks is a fun game for all ages where players take turns trying to shoot plastic discs into a pot in the middle of the table When a player gets all their discs into the pot, they win the game
- North American Tiddlywinks Association – Since 1966
Tiddlywinks was the biggest fad in England and the U S during the 1890s, when it was called Tiddledy-Winks Fast forward to 1958, when the Cambridge University Tiddlywinks Club beat the team nominated by Prince Philip to defend his honor, the famous radio comedy troupe known as the Goons
- Tiddlywinks: The history of the old-fashioned game people . . .
Tiddlywinks (originally Tiddle-dy Winks) seems like a simple kids' game but there's a lot more to it! Find out about it - including how to play - here
- Tiddleywink: A Game, A Bar, And A Drink - Merriam-Webster
Tiddleywinks (also spelled tiddlywinks) is a Victorian children's game that involves launching small coin-shaped disks (called "winks") from a flat surface into a pot—and, yes, it's like beer pong
- CUTwC: Winks Jargon - Tiddlywinks
Over its decades of development, tiddlywinks has acquired a complex set of terminology, partly out of specialism, partly out of historical use These risk making the game impenetrable to the casual observer, so this lexicon is intended to provide some elucidation
- The History of Tiddlywinks
The History of Tiddlywinks: 1954-1958 The adult game of tiddlywinks can be traced to the birth of the Cambridge University Tiddlywinks Club in 1955 From that point on, there has always been a group of people who played the sport seriously
- Origins and Early History of Tiddlywinks
Tiddlywinks has perhaps the most pervasive and negative stereotype of any game, and yet it was a rampant adult fad in the US and England for nearly a decade in the 1890s and to this day is played competitively with fervor by a coterie of well-educated winkers with a propensity for pubs and drinking games
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