Definitions
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- proper noun trademark A game where players take turns to remove wooden blocks from a stack formed
brickwise , the loser being the player whose actions cause the tower to fall.
Etymologies
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Examples
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JENGA® DONKEY KONG ™: Collector's Edition is appropriate for ages 6 and older and appeals to Jenga and Donkey Kong fans everywhere.
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Freak Party Jenga is a riot, especially by our rules (at various unrelated points, I had someone kissing my ass, I had to lick all players 'cleavage, and I was forced to kiss caliban ... all I'll say is be careful what rules you agree to ...).
I Give Up caliban 2001
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"Jenga" - where you take it in turns until someone makes the tower fall over.
Sega Nerds 2009
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You bring your bargain toy home, only to discover afterwards that what you bought is not an actual "Jenga" brand game, but instead, a clever hand-carved knock-off.
The Toque 2009
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"If it doesn't say 'Jenga' somewhere on the package, that in itself should be a strong indication that you are looking at a fake," said Amir Imaj, who represents the legal trademarks of Jenga, as well as other wooden block products, such as Tinker Toys, Pick Up Stix, and Lincoln Logs.
The Toque 2009
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You bring your bargain toy home, only to discover afterwards that what you bought is not an actual "Jenga" brand game, but instead, a clever hand-carved knock-off.
The Toque 2009
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"If it doesn't say 'Jenga' somewhere on the package, that in itself should be a strong indication that you are looking at a fake," said Amir Imaj, who represents the legal trademarks of Jenga, as well as other wooden block products, such as Tinker Toys, Pick Up Stix, and Lincoln Logs.
The Toque 2009
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"If it doesn't say 'Jenga' somewhere on the package, that in itself should be a strong indication that you are looking at a fake," said Amir Imaj, who represents the legal trademarks of Jenga, as well as other wooden block products, such as Tinker Toys, Pick Up Stix, and Lincoln Logs.
The Toque 2009
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You bring your bargain toy home, only to discover afterwards that what you bought is not an actual "Jenga" brand game, but instead, a clever hand-carved knock-off.
The Toque 2009
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"If it doesn't say 'Jenga' somewhere on the package, that in itself should be a strong indication that you are looking at a fake," said Amir Imaj, who represents the legal trademarks of Jenga, as well as other wooden block products, such as Tinker Toys, Pick Up Stix, and Lincoln Logs.
The Toque 2009
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