Blind Swine Mate
Blind Swine Mate noun: a checkmate pattern in which the king is confined to two squares at an edge of the board and then mated by two doubled rooks.
Noun
Blind Swine Mate (plural Blind Swine Mates)
Forms of Blind Swine Mate
| plural | Blind Swine Mates |
|---|---|
| alternative form | blind swine mate |
Origin of Blind Swine Mate
Coined by Dawid Janowski who referred to doubled rooks on the 7th rank as "swine".
Questions about Blind Swine Mate
- What does Blind Swine Mate mean?
- Blind Swine Mate means a checkmate pattern in which the king is confined to two squares at an edge of the board and then mated by two doubled rooks.
- What part of speech is Blind Swine Mate?
- Blind Swine Mate is a noun.
- What is the plural of Blind Swine Mate?
- The plural of Blind Swine Mate is Blind Swine Mates.
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