Meanings of children's game in English

Or it is like the children's game of shuttlecock.

The RFID passport works like a high-tech version of the children's game "Marco Polo."

He especially remembers the commercials, particularly one for a children's game called "Hungry Hungry Hippos."

This has been supposed to have been a children's game, and it was certainly nothing of the kind.

Chase checked a hysterical impulse to laugh aloud at the proceedings; it was like playing at a children's game.

The New Yorker, May 19, 1928 P. 17 The latest children's game is turtle racing.

This cat would win hands down when playing the old children's game Grandmother's Footsteps, or What's the Time Mr Wolf?

The hornpipe is a dance of English origin, I believe; perhaps Mr Donnelly's tune was named after the London children's game.

We've all separately found that we began setting the timer as a way to manage our children's game time on portable devices.

The question, derived from a children's game, becomes a wistful refrain in Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa's latest venture into fictional biography.

This is no children's game that we play; it seems the commissioners at Paris have thought proper to employ a frigate in the sport.

There was a children's game of that same name mentioned by Mayhew, in his book London Labour and the London Poor, published in 1851.