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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. v. To engage in a war game.
  2. v. To simulate (a military operation or a proposed plan of action) in order to test validity or effectiveness under actual or assumed conditions.

Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. n. See kriegspiel.
  2. n. Military strategy; war.

Examples

  • “Don't allow sexed-up war-game videos to hypnotize kids, some of whom then go on to get killed in the U.S. Army sequel to their childhood games.”

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  • “It was in this context that Colonel Gardiner made, in an almost offhand way, before we even began to war-game the Enigmatic Box on the Euphrates, a stunning allusion to an overlooked aspect of the Georgia crisis of August 2008, which had just then come to an uneasy, unstable pause.”

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  • “He knew of no way to war-game counterinsurgency, which included so many other social variables.”

    Simon & Schuster: Obama’s Wars

  • “Glenn Beck — who has a daily TV show on a popular cable news network and therefore must be taken more seriously in some quarters than scruffy people ranting on streetcorners — assembles his friends to war-game the coming civil war.”

    The Coming Civil War

  • “Gen. Zinni said the Clinton Administration had him war-game an attack and invasion of Iraq.”

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  • “In basic training, some recruits called him the "Terminator" after he escaped from one group during a war-game exercise, summoned his own squad and captured the other team.”

    December 2006 glimpses

  • “Frankly I don't think this can be done for all jobs - I mean, real-time strategy games is a direct extension of military war-game exercises, but how do you create a game out of flipping-burgers, or tech service?”

    Total Engagement

  • “Nearly five decades after America's failed Bay of Pigs invasion, Cuba conducted war-game exercises this weekend.”

    CNN Transcript Nov 29, 2009

  • “We could work together, share ideas, offer [tactics, techniques and procedures] to each other, maybe war-game or table-top some of these experiences.”

    Newsweek: A Military Opening

  • “As Dan Quayle inches closer to a '96 presidential bid, some White House insiders are beginning to war-game the race with him at the top of the GOP ticket.”

    Newsweek: Hot Ticket

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