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Other children's games :: Leap-frog View Visualisation
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(Loup-)cuddy-loup 
Source: SND
Leap-frog.
Auntie Katie Source: SND (supp)
A boys' game in which one boy stands with his back against a wall, others form a row of bended backs lined out from him and the other side by leap-frogging as far forward as they can one after the other try to bring the whole lot down by their combined weight.
Bab at the bowster/Bab in bowster/Babbity bowster Source: SND
A boys' game.
Bonnetie/Bonnety/Bonnadie Source: SND
A boys' game.
Capo Source: SND
The game of leap-frog, so called from the leaving of one's cap on the back of the boy who is stooping.
Cuddie-loup(s)/Cuddy-loup(s) Source: SND
The game of leap-frog.
Cuddy-loup-the-dyke/Cuddie-loup-the-dyke Source: SND
The game of leap-frog.
Fit-an-a-half Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog.
French flee/French flies Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog.
Hacky-duck Source: SND
A children's game.
Hotchie-potchie Source: SND
A form of leap-frog very popular among boys about 1880.
Humfra nellie Source: SND
A children's game, similar to leap-frog.
Lang ingans Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog.
Lang leeks Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog.
Lang-ingins Source: SND (supp)
QUOT: Games of all kinds were played in their season, including lang-ingins (the boys' name for leap-frog).
Loup-the-bullocks Source: SND
Leap-frog.
Loup-the-cuddy Source: SND
Leap-frog.
Owrie Source: SND (supp)
The game of leap-frog.
Paddocks an' tods Source: SND
The game of leap-frog.
Puddock loup Source: SND
A vaulting jump over another's bent back in the game of leap-frog, the game itself.
Saiddle-my-nag Source: SND
A form of leap-frog.
Saumon lowp/Saumon's lowp Source: SND
A variety of leapfrog.
Silly cuddies Source: SND
The game of leap-frog.
Skin the cuddy/Skin-the-cuddy Sources: SND SND
A boys' game in which one boy had to pass over the backs of others, to snatch a cap from the head of the boy at the end. A variety of leap-frog.
Skin-the-goatie Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog.
Stringin ingans Source: SND
The game of leap-frog.
Tippeny-nippeny Source: SND
A variety of leap-frog in which the leapers' caps are successively piled on the “frog's” back until finally one player knocks them off in leaping.
Yunk-the-cuddie Source: SND
A boy's game of the leap-frog variety.
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