loggets
/ˈlɔːɡɪts/
noun
- A game in which small pieces of wood (called loggets) are thrown at a stake, similar to quoits or horseshoes.
- Loggets was a popular pastime in medieval England.
- The children played loggets in the yard, aiming their sticks at the target.
- He won the loggets match by landing his piece closest to the stake.
- The small wooden sticks used in the game of loggets.
- Each player had three loggets to throw.
- He collected the loggets after the game and put them in a bag.
- The loggets were carved from oak and painted with bright colors.