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Etymology

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From non- +‎ gaming.

Adjective

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nongaming (not comparable)

  1. Not directly related to gambling
    • 2007 February 25, The Associated Press, “Victories Help Shine a Spotlight on Bosh”, in New York Times[1]:
      And Las Vegas officials estimated that 85,000 people visited the city, generating an estimated $90.6 million in nongaming economic impact.