the game of Go

to play chess

a small object moved on a board in games such as chess, Go, or checkers

the situation or progress of a game of chess or other board games

Chinese checkers

to hesitate or waver when faced with a decision; to be unable to make up one's mind

scattered about like stars in the sky or chess pieces on a board; spread all over the place

a person who is deeply interested in or enthusiastic about chess games

chess game or tournament

skill in playing chess or similar board games

a drawn game (in chess or other board games)

the four arts of the Chinese scholar (guqin, Go, calligraphy and painting); by extension, the accomplishments of a well-educated person

record of a game of go, shogi, or chess (kifu)

A strategy board game where the object is to be the first to form an unbroken line of five stones; also known as five-in-a-row or gobang.

a piece or move in a board game (such as chess or go) that is captured, stuck, or leads to a lost position

G.E.M. (1991-), Chinese pop star

the circle or community of people involved in the game of Go (Weiqi).

to be evenly matched in skill or ability; to encounter an opponent of equal caliber.

to play chess

land battle chess, Chinese board game similar to Stratego

to withdraw a move in a board game

to be a step ahead of or superior to an opponent in skill or strategy

Chinese chess tournament

A blunder or poor move in a board game (such as chess or go).

having a grid-like or checkered pattern resembling a chessboard

the state, arrangement, or progress of a game played on a board

Japanese chess (shōgi)

checkers (Western board game)

International Chess Federation (FIDE)

war-gaming; simulation of a military operation