Hopscotches [verb]

You'll feel weaker still if Hopscotch comes in and finds you with nothing unpacked!

Queke was probably a kind of hopscotch, and penny-prick a tossing game; both enjoyed an evil repute, according to Strutt.

The girls (and sometimes the boys) play a very elaborate kind of hopscotch.

We p. 71played hopscotch, which is good training for the calves of the legs.

Of children's games, that known as "Hopscotch" was originally a religious rite practised at funerals.

In China you will often see boys playing hopscotch or spinning peg-tops.

Then again they would play hopscotch in Jeans way, and which he called Kalinker.

With careful tread he passed over a hopscotch court with its forgotten pickeystone.

Major Millet, who had been in particularly hopscotch, Ri—te O!