About The Word Checkerboard
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Checkerboard
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What's The Definition Of Checkerboard?
[n] a board having 64 squares of two alternating colors
Synonyms | Synonyms for Checkerboard: Related Terms | Find terms related to Checkerboard: agate | ball | baseball bat | bat | battledore | bauble | blocks | check | checker | checkerwork | chessboard | club | cockhorse | colors in patches | crazy-work | cricket bat | cue | doll | doll carriage | gewgaw | gimcrack | golf club | harlequin | hobbyhorse | jack-in-the-box | jacks | jackstones | jackstraws | kickshaw | knickknack | marble | marionette | marquetry | mig | mosaic | paper doll | parquet | parquetry | patchwork | pick-up sticks | pinwheel | plaid | plaything | puppet | racket | rag doll | rocking horse | sport | steelie | tartan | taw | teetotum | tessellation | tesserae | top | toy | toy soldier | trinket | variegated pattern | whim-wham See Also | board | checkers | chess | chess game | chessboard | diagonal | draughts | gameboard | square Checkerboard In Webster's Dictionary \Check"er*board\ (-b[=o]rd`), n.
A board with sixty-four squares of alternate color, used for
playing checkers or draughts.
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