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Battledore and shuttle****, or jeu de volant, is a
sport related to the
professional sport of badminton. The game is pla**** by two or more
people using...
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officers of
British India as a
variant of the
earlier game of
battledore and shuttle****. ("
Battledore" was an
older term for "racquet".) Its
exact origin remains...
- holes, or be
covered with a
textured surface.
Badminton Ball
badminton Battledore and shuttle****
Crossminton (previously "Speedminton")
Frontenis Qianball...
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considered one of the
oldest literary genres of
American literature. The
battledore was an
instrument like a
small racket, used for
playing badminton. The...
- in 1860
printed a
pamphlet called 'Badminton
Battledore' a
description of the
ancient game of
battledores and shuttle****s as pla****
competitively at Badminton...
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placenta and the
occurrence of
obstetric complications such as
battledore insertion.
Battledore insertion,
abnormal insertion of the
umbilical cord into the...
- the game's development,
soapberry nuts were
often used as shuttle****s.
Battledore and shuttle**** Look up
hanetsuki in Wiktionary, the free dictionary....
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among the
British as a
variant of the
earlier game of
battledore and shuttle****. "
Battledore" was an
older term for "racquet".)[undue weight? – discuss]...
- the 1952 Miss
Marple story They Do It With Mirrors. Specifically, the
Battledore is a
training ship for
teenage boys with
criminal tendencies, who are...
- (or mica) and
attached to a
frame provided with a handle. Horn books,
battledore books and
crisscross books were all
tablets designed primarily to teach...
