tournies

English

Noun

tournies

1. plural of tourney (alternative form of tourneys).
   • 1878, Westminster Chess Club Papers: A Monthly Journal of Chess Whist Games of Skill and the Drama, Volume 1‎^[1], page 179:

     The St. George's Club is to be congratulated upon the revived energy of its proceedings, because the matches and tournies of such an important society of Chess-players cannot fail to exercise a beneficial influence upon the progress of the game in England.

   • 1904, Henry Adams, Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres‎^[2], published 1986, page 281:

     For, to Hell go the fine scholars and fair knights who die in tournies and in glorious wars; and the good men-at-arms and the well-born.

Anagrams

• neutrois, routines, rutinose, snoutier, tue-irons, turiones