game
/ɡeɪm/
adjective
- Willing to try something new or risky.
- Are you game for a hike up the mountain?
- She's always game to try new foods.
- He was game to help us move the furniture.
noun
- An activity or sport with rules, often played for fun or competition.
- She won the game by scoring the final point.
- Soccer is a popular game around the world.
- We played a board game together last night.
- Wild animals or birds hunted for sport or food.
- The restaurant serves roasted game like pheasant and venison.
- Deer and rabbit are common types of game in this region.
- The hunter tracked game through the forest.
- A set of activities or strategies in a particular area, especially business or politics.
- In the game of politics, timing is everything.
- She's been in the fashion game for over twenty years.
- He knows the real estate game very well.
verb
- To play video games or other games for entertainment.
- They gamed together until late at night.
- She games on her console with friends online.
- He games for a few hours every evening.