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Shinty (and similar games) View Visualisation
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(The) club 
Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Booalla Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Cammock/Cammack/Cummock/Camack/Cammick/Kammi(c)k/Camaig/Cammag Source: SND
The game otherwise called shinty.
Carrick Source: SND
The old name for the game of shinty.
Chaw Source: SND
The game of shinty. A variant of chow.
Chow Source: DOST
The game of shinty.
Chow Sources: SND (supp) SND
The game of shinty.
Cutty soo /Cutesoo Sources: SND SND (supp)
The game of shinty.
Gowf-ba' Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Hail Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Hails Source: SND
A game similar to hockey or shinty but played with flat wooden bats (clackans) in place of sticks, still played at Edinburgh Academy.
Harrie the sowie/Herry the sowie Sources: SND SND
A kind of shinty.
Heytie Source: SND
A name for the game of shinty.
Hummie Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Knotty Source: SND
The game of shinty, or some variant form of it.
Knurls Source: SND
A game similar to cricket, in which a wooden knob or knurl is struck with a bat, a kind of shinty.
Kralak Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Schinnie/Shinnie/Shinny/Shinye/Schynnie Source: DOST
A game played with a stick curved at one end like a hockey stick and used for striking a ball.
Scuddie/Scuddy Source: SND
A game like shinty or hockey.
Shelty Source: SND
Nonce variant of shinty.
Shimmie Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Shinty Source: SND
A game very much like hockey in which a ball is driven by opposing sides, each of eleven players, with curved sticks towards goal posts called hails.
Side-ye Source: SND
The game of shinty.
Troap Source: SND
A game played with a kind of shinty stick and a piece of wood called a nacket in which one player drives the nacket from his end and the other at the opposite end of the pitch tries to throw the nacket back further than it has been driven, points being scored against the one whose drive is the shorter.
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