chessman (Meaning)

Wordnet

chessman (n)

any of 16 white and 16 black pieces used in playing the game of chess

Webster

A piece used in the game of chess.

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Each intricately carved wooden chessman held a unique power on the board.
The queen, the most powerful chessman, stood poised at the center, ready to unleash her strategic might.
The cunning knight, the only chessman able to jump over others, proved invaluable for flanking maneuvers.
With a heavy heart, he sacrificed a rook, a valuable chessman, to break through the opponent's defenses.
The humble pawn, often underestimated, could be promoted to a more formidable chessman upon reaching the other side.
He meticulously arranged the chessmen on the board, each piece strategically positioned for the battle ahead.
Learning the names and movements of the chessmen was the first step on his journey to mastering the game.
The children used colorful buttons as makeshift chessmen, recreating their own simplified version of the game.
The capture of a key chessman, especially the queen, could significantly shift the balance of power in a chess match.
Throughout history, skilled chessmen have captivated audiences with their strategic brilliance and tactical prowess.

any of 16 white and 16 black pieces used in playing the game of chessA piece used in the game of chess.

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Each intricately carved wooden chessman held a unique power on the board.

The queen, the most powerful chessman, stood poised at the center, ready to unleash her strategic might.

The cunning knight, the only chessman able to jump over others, proved invaluable for flanking maneuvers.

With a heavy heart, he sacrificed a rook, a valuable chessman, to break through the opponent's defenses.