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quoits

Game in which a rubber, rope, or metal ring (quoit) is thrown at a peg (hob) from a point 16.5 m/54 ft away. The player whose quoit lands nearest the hob, within a circle 1 m/3 ft in diameter, gains one point. A quoit that encircles the hob is called a ringer and is worth two points.



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