[
UK
/kwˈɔɪts/
]
NOUN
- a game in which iron rings (or open iron rings) are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it
How To Use quoits In A Sentence
- In which case, how about a game of quoits? Times, Sunday Times
- When playing quoits, I won this rabbit toy.
- Activities include making sandships, pirate quoits and walking the plank for young rogues. Times, Sunday Times
- Organisers of fêtes, horse fairs and similar public functions sometimes set up temporary quoits pitches in this way for decades and such games are often referred to as Sward Quoits.
- Activities include making sandships, pirate quoits and walking the plank for young rogues. Times, Sunday Times
- The human thirst for competition takes many quixotic forms - baccarat, sumo, the caber toss, quoits.
- Thought cruises were about permatanned ladies and gentlemen of a certain age playing deck quoits and waiting their turn to dine at the captain's table? Times, Sunday Times
- In which case, how about a game of quoits? Times, Sunday Times
- A cheese eater from the moment I was born, I have always turned my nose up at the footling quoits and mini-pyramids of cream the French call cheese.
- Its activities were designed to provide healthy recreation for young people, and included competitions in running, jumping, quoits, cricket and football.