How To Use Cribbage In A Sentence
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We would fall asleep listening to my grandparents sitting at the table playing cards or cribbage.
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We took a walk up the street and Capa just stopped and joined a game of cribbage that some fishermen were playing, and next there would be a girl, and he joked 'Where's your boyfriend?'
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However, I fear they are retreating, and minority indulgences such as cribbage are going the same way as dominoes, shove ha'penny, bar billiards, and the very jolly, unpretentious boozers in which they used to be played day and night.
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Weekly programs include exercise classes, mall walking, noon meals, choir and orchestra practices, harmonica band practice, bridge, whist, cribbage and table games.
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They stay up late, talking and playing cribbage.
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And for Axelson, that means a lot more scrabble, cribbage, cards in the van, more soccer and football at gas stops, and, thankfully, not much Dora the Explorer or diaper changing.
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Turned out Sage’s parents were historians, he said, so they first taught him the precursor to cribbage, a game called noddy.
Elixir
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“You tell the jigger-dubber!” answered the cribbage player.
The Surgeon's Daughter
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Winners' plaques, bowling woods, cribbage boards and a railway engine name plate are among the items to go under the hammer at Kidson Trigg auctioneers, in Sevenhampton, Highworth, tomorrow.
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Just as a solitary sailor will beguile the tedium of empty days at sea by a kind of cribbage, in which the left hand plays against the right, so I laid odds for and against myself on such trifles as these, and even went so far as to keep an account of my successes and my failures.
The Quest of the Simple Life
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It was warm and comfortable, and he was playing cribbage with the Factor.
The Hunger Cry
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After a consideration of jacks and cribbage, the old man decides the two can play a board game with Confederate and Union soldiers.
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“Really … because I’m what one might call a cribbage master,” Ben said.
Elixir
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We shouldn't even have to ignore him ... he should simply shut up and go play cribbage with grandma. elaine bergstrom
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Double Cribbage is four player cribbage with fixed partnerships; five cards each are dealt, one being discarded to the dealer's box.
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One night, not long after the return, Scott and Matt sat at a game of cribbage preliminary to going to bed.
The Love-Master
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He loved fishing, camping and playing card games such as cribbage and Texas hold 'em, she said.
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We love to roll dice and move pieces around a board, plot battleship strategies, play cribbage, chess, and mancala.
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If two balls are pocketed during a single stroke, the player may select which companion ball he wants for a cribbage.
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When he went looking through the offered board games he found not only a deck of cards but also a cribbage board.
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When we lived together during college, we would play cribbage for hours at a time, and our friends would gather around the table long into the night and would even continue playing the following day.
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Tuesday: fresh meat and cribbage at the activity center.
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Friends yesterday described him as a ‘straightforward family man’, a father-of-three who enjoyed playing weekly cribbage at his local pub.
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Of the landlady who lived in the basement, and asked them all down, now and then, to play a game of cassino or double cribbage, and eat a Welsh rabbit: of things outside that younger people did, -- the girls at the warerooms and their friends.
The Other Girls
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Now is not this better than feeding one's birds and one's bantams, poring one's eyes out over old histories, not half so extraordinary as the present, or ambling to Squire Bencow's on one's padnag, and playing at cribbage with one's brother John and one's parson?
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 3
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In those days, pubs were places where people - mainly men - quaffed beer or other alcoholic drinks, socialized, and played games such as darts, dominoes, cribbage, and shove-halfpenny.
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Sometimes we play backgammon or cribbage, and sometimes we go to bed early.
Left Neglected
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We had the Upper MIchigan version - the cabin at the lake you rent with the dock and the big carved-up table you play cribbage on. reminds me of my childhood cabin on carpenter lake .. also somewhere in michigan ..
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For the less exercise-driven Alice Springs also provides for the eight ballers, darts players, those who shuffle cards, be it cribbage or bridge, and for those who engage their intellect in chess.
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Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard.
American Notes
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Older people often enjoy bingo and cribbage (a card game).
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The person to the left of the caller starts the play, which is played and pegged as in normal cribbage.
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In a town where the Saturday night entertainment was playing community cribbage, my Tarot cards caused quite a ruckus.
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I gave her a kiss on the cheek and she stunned me with a request that we play cribbage later, she normally hated card games and it was almost like coming home to a completely different person.
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When he went looking through the offered board games he found not only a deck of cards but also a cribbage board.
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In fact Luke wrote two books on the probabilities of winning at the card game of cribbage.
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Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard.
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Some time during the 19th century the chalk and dartboard replaced the cribbage board as the standard method of scoring a game of darts.
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Shouldn't they be in a ‘community’ somewhere playing cribbage and sharing ear hair stories?
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Here, whilst I left the little girl innocently eating a polony in the front shop, I and Boroughbridge retired with the boy into the back parlour, where Mrs. Boroughbridge was playing cribbage.
English Satires
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If you enjoy a good espionage novel, possess a keen sense of irony, love Monopoly, Scrabble, backgammon, cribbage, and chess, send message to my PO box.
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The web page includes rules for the four-handed versions of cribbage, some notes on the history of the game, and links to computer cribbage games.
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You can win at cribbage more often than at most card game solitaires; but solitaire cribbage invokes more skill than other solitaires.
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Playing cards and cribbage, they cozy up around a neighborhood tavern and while away the winter, or soak in some of the hot springs along the coast.
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Besides the occasional natter over a game of cribbage, they generally shot grouse together in the fall and poached salmon in the spring.
CORMORANT
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We love to roll dice and move pieces around a board, plot battleship strategies, play cribbage, chess, and mancala.
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Play is the same as traditional cribbage [so each player discards two cards to make another crib for the dealer].
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Four card flushes do not count in Table Top Cribbage.
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In January and February, when the long winds blew from the north, she and Mason played cribbage on the old oak table.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
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Five Card Cribbage is different: you only play up to 31 once and one or both players may have unplayed cards at the end of the play.
