cribbage board

To occupy themselves, the prisoners made a cribbage board, and even put on some stage shows, including The Mikado.

When the bite slows, Norm takes out the cribbage board and the poker deck for some "real" action.

I thought, 'Why not make some new friends?' You know I keep a cribbage board in the boat for shore lunches?

SB 913 would not make it illegal to own something made of ivory - no one from the state would come to confiscate grandpa's ivory cribbage board. Gifts and bequests among family members would still be allowed.

Peterson graciously accepted several tokens of appreciation such as a haircut at the Salon at BVT, a cribbage board crafted in the Manufacturing and Engineering Technology shop, and an Adirondack chair designed and built by Construction Technology students.

However, this doesn't prevent me admiring objects associated with these pastimes, like the beautiful cribbage board shown here.

The canoe, the table, the canoe paddle, the pipe, the cribbage board. ...

Here, the implied repetition acts like a quickening pulse, revivifying the ghostly, avenging giantess whose torso is filled with an armature of hundreds of suffering human bodies stacked like pins on a cribbage board.

"THEY came away like two pegs from a cribbage board," he said later.

The collection of around 2,000 items, including medals, plaques and even a rifle butt made into a cribbage board, was begun in 1948 and added to over the years.

We have the cribbage board that used to while away the hours with one of the members of the North West Mounted Police in the last few days before his execution.

Cribbage A pub card game in which the score is kept using a Cribbage board