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Allicomgreenzie 
Source: SND
A girls' game.
Cane Source: SND (supp)
The name of a children's game.
Craw flee Source: SND
A boys' game.
Crinkey Source: SND (supp)
A children's game.
Cuffets Source: SND
A boys' game.
Dig for silver Source: SND
A children's game.
Eelie Pigs Source: SND
A children's game.
Gynkartoun Source: DOST
Some boyish game.
Heckery Peckery Source: SND
A boys' game.
Hickety Bickety Source: SND
A boys' game.
Kipperdy Smash Source: SND
A children's game.
Kookly Source: SND
A schoolboys' game.
Krinky Source: SND
A kind of game.
Loachman-Lo Source: SND
A children's game.
Pilly Source: SND
A boys' game.
Poachie Source: SND
A child's game.
Queen Mary Source: SND
A girls' ring-dance accompanied by a song beginning “Queen Mary”.
Turn-the-ship Source: SND
A girl's game.
Weary Source: SND
A girls' game.
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