dominoes
/ˈdɑməˌnoʊz/
noun
- A game played with small rectangular tiles, each divided into two squares with a number of dots (from 0 to 6) in each square. Players take turns matching tiles with the same number of dots.
- On rainy days, my family and I play dominoes at the kitchen table.
- Dominoes is a popular game in many countries, especially in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- She won the dominoes game by placing her last tile first.
- The small rectangular tiles used in the game of dominoes.
- One of the dominoes had a crack, so we couldn't use it.
- The set of dominoes comes in a wooden box with 28 pieces.
- He carefully lined up the dominoes in a long row before knocking them over.
- A situation where a series of events happen one after another, like falling dominoes.
- The coach warned that losing one game could start a dominoes of defeats.
- The company's bankruptcy caused a dominoes effect, with suppliers and retailers also closing down.
- In politics, one scandal can set off a dominoes of resignations.