Definition of shovelboard in English:

shovelboard

nounˈʃʌv(ə)lbɔːdˈʃəvəlˌbɔrd

mass nounBritish

A game played by pushing discs with the hand or with a long-handled shovel over a marked surface.
〈英〉打圆盘游戏（用手或长柄铲子将圆盘打入标线区域）
Also called shuffleboard
Example sentencesExamples
- The game of shovelboard was played by two players (each provided with five coins) on a smooth heavy table.
- The day of the great ocean liners might be over thanks to cheap air travel, but many still yearn for games of shovelboard on the deck and dinner at the captain's table.
- Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard.
- He insisted upon selling liquor without a license and was often in trouble for his free and easy way with ‘inferiors,’ being heavily fined on one occasion for ‘allowing servants and such to sit in his house and play shovelboard.’

Origin

Mid 16th century: alteration of obsolete shoveboard, from shove + board.

Definition of shovelboard in US English:

shovelboard

nounˈSHəvəlˌbôrdˈʃəvəlˌbɔrd

British

A game played by pushing disks with the hand or with a long-handled cue over a marked surface.
〈英〉打圆盘游戏（用手或长柄铲子将圆盘打入标线区域）
Also called shuffleboard
Example sentencesExamples
- The day of the great ocean liners might be over thanks to cheap air travel, but many still yearn for games of shovelboard on the deck and dinner at the captain's table.
- The game of shovelboard was played by two players (each provided with five coins) on a smooth heavy table.
- Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard.
- He insisted upon selling liquor without a license and was often in trouble for his free and easy way with ‘inferiors,’ being heavily fined on one occasion for ‘allowing servants and such to sit in his house and play shovelboard.’

Origin

Mid 16th century: alteration of obsolete shoveboard, from shove + board.

词汇	shovelboard
释义	Definition of shovelboard in English: shovelboard nounˈʃʌv(ə)lbɔːdˈʃəvəlˌbɔrd mass nounBritish A game played by pushing discs with the hand or with a long-handled shovel over a marked surface. 〈英〉打圆盘游戏（用手或长柄铲子将圆盘打入标线区域） Also called shuffleboard Example sentencesExamples The game of shovelboard was played by two players (each provided with five coins) on a smooth heavy table. The day of the great ocean liners might be over thanks to cheap air travel, but many still yearn for games of shovelboard on the deck and dinner at the captain's table. Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard. He insisted upon selling liquor without a license and was often in trouble for his free and easy way with ‘inferiors,’ being heavily fined on one occasion for ‘allowing servants and such to sit in his house and play shovelboard.’ Origin Mid 16th century: alteration of obsolete shoveboard, from shove + board. Definition of shovelboard in US English: shovelboard nounˈSHəvəlˌbôrdˈʃəvəlˌbɔrd British A game played by pushing disks with the hand or with a long-handled cue over a marked surface. 〈英〉打圆盘游戏（用手或长柄铲子将圆盘打入标线区域） Also called shuffleboard Example sentencesExamples The day of the great ocean liners might be over thanks to cheap air travel, but many still yearn for games of shovelboard on the deck and dinner at the captain's table. The game of shovelboard was played by two players (each provided with five coins) on a smooth heavy table. Then we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard. He insisted upon selling liquor without a license and was often in trouble for his free and easy way with ‘inferiors,’ being heavily fined on one occasion for ‘allowing servants and such to sit in his house and play shovelboard.’ Origin Mid 16th century: alteration of obsolete shoveboard, from shove + board.
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