deck shuffleboard
nounEtymology From deck + shuffleboard. Originally developed to be played on the top deck of oceangoing vessels.
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A form of shuffleboard played on a court laid out on the floor, ground, or the deck of a ship.
noun
Etymology From deck + shuffleboard. Originally developed to be played on the top deck of oceangoing vessels.
A form of shuffleboard played on a court laid out on the floor, ground, or the deck of a ship.
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