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Customers can play tiddlywinks and cards at the 1930s table, or make do and mend at the 1940s table, while being served home-baked goodies by waitresses styled in the fashions from each decade.— Life and style | guardian.co.uk
Would you comment please, should kids be confined to playing checkers and tiddlywinks and eschew hockey altogether?— Progressive Bloggers
No more fiddling around with the silver and copper tiddlywinks.— Boardgame News
All MRA's and recovering feminists will have a lot more fun accomplishing real gains in the marriage movement than playing tiddlywinks in the alley.— MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory
Trilobite expert, tiddlywinks player, mushroom hunter, poetry enthusiast and ardent lover of the museum, Fortey joined the staff of the paleontology department in 1970.— The Cranky Professor
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