noughts

A grim young adult novel set in a world where the racism of our society is reversed and white "noughts" (or "blankers", to be rude) are oppressed by the ruling Crosses.

January Books 17) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, by Douglas Adams nwhyte 2010

The idea is for the one player to try and draw three "noughts" in a line before the other player can do the same with three "crosses."

My Book of Indoor Games Clarence Squareman

Two persons only can play at this game, one player taking "noughts," the other "crosses."

My Book of Indoor Games Clarence Squareman

With expensive lawyers such as Lord Grabiner and Lord Pannick preparing to do battle, that bill would have had quite a few noughts.

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So into the side comes Ravi Bopara, an international batsman of contrasts, with the sublime of hundreds in three successive Tests following the ridiculous of three noughts in succession.

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Well, regardless whether what you'll these year is the noughts or not, it's definitely a decade.

The All-For-Noughts Adam Whitehead 2010

All around, Niger Tuareg played noughts-and-crosses in the sand.

Tea in the Sahara: a road trip through the Libyan desert Sara Wheeler 2010

You can use them to play the classic game of tic-tac-toe or noughts and crosses as it is also known.

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IIRC, someone in the 1950s was also able to rig up a computer to play noughts-and-crosses, which would technically count.

Doctor Who Adventures: City of the Daleks Adam Whitehead 2010

You can perfectly well call that decade the noughts or noughties or whatever.

The All-For-Noughts Adam Whitehead 2010