marbles in Dutch
marbles in Dutch is knikkers — marbles means a children's game played by flicking small glass or stone balls, or the balls themselves.
marbles in Dutch
knikkers
Any of several children's games played with small balls (made of marble or more commonly glass).
What does "marbles" mean?
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noun A children's game played by flicking small glass or stone balls, or the balls themselves.
"Egyptian boys played marbles before the days of Moses."
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noun (informal) One's sanity or good sense.
"Granny's still got all her marbles."
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marbles in a sentence
- Egyptian boys played marbles before the days of Moses.
- They played marbles at recess every day.
- Granny's still got all her marbles.
- After that stunt, people started to wonder if he'd lost his marbles.
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What is "marbles" in Dutch?
"marbles" in Dutch is knikkers. marbles means: A children's game played by flicking small glass or stone balls, or the balls themselves.
How do you use "marbles" in a sentence?
Example: "They played marbles at recess every day." In Dutch, "marbles" is knikkers.
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