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Re: Definition of flicking in glossary
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- Subject: Re: Definition of flicking in glossary
- From: "James K Droscha" <jdroscha@...>
- Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 03:49:49 -0000
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--- In piecepack@y..., Mark Biggar <mark.a.biggar@a...> wrote:
> Flick
>
> v. to propel or launch a game piece/token over the game
> board/surface/area using an impulse provided by a single finger.
>
> A flick is not a sustained push, but a sudden impulse. A proper flick
> is performed by resting a single fingertip on the game surface with the
> fingernail against the game piece, propelling it away with a sudden
> snap. The snap can be the result of either the sudden straightening of
> the finger with the hand held motionless or by the sudden snap of the
> whole hand at the wrist with the arm held motionless.
>
> Flicking Game
>
> n. a game where the principle method of moving pieces is to flick them
> with a finger.
Groovy, daddy-o. Any objections before I bank this in the ol' tome o' vocab?
--James