merils (Meaning)
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merils (n.)
A boy's play, called also fivepenny morris. See Morris.
Synonyms & Antonyms of merils
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merils Sentence Examples
- The children played merils, a forgotten game from ancient England.
- The merils board consisted of three intersecting lines, forming a square and two diagonals.
- Players moved their pieces along the lines, trying to capture their opponent's pieces.
- Merils was a popular pastime for centuries, but its popularity waned over time.
- Some historians believe that merils may have influenced the development of chess.
- Excavations at various archaeological sites have uncovered merils boards made from wood, stone, and leather.
- The rules of merils are simple, but the game requires skill and strategy to master.
- A variant of merils, known as nine men's morris, is still played today.
- The merils board has been used as a symbol of wisdom and learning in various cultures.
- The study of merils can provide insights into the intellectual pursuits of people from the past.
FAQs About the word merils
A boy's play, called also fivepenny morris. See Morris.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The children played merils, a forgotten game from ancient England.
The merils board consisted of three intersecting lines, forming a square and two diagonals.
Players moved their pieces along the lines, trying to capture their opponent's pieces.
Merils was a popular pastime for centuries, but its popularity waned over time.
