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heads up, seven up

heads up, seven up noun: a children's classroom game in which (usually seven) players walk around the room, each choosing one of the seated players (who have their eyes closed) and tapping that player on the head or pressing down their raised thumb. Afterwards, those players try to guess who touched them.

Noun

heads up, seven up (uncountable)

  1. A children's classroom game in which (usually seven) players walk around the room, each choosing one of the seated players (who have their eyes closed) and tapping that player on the head or pressing down their raised thumb. Afterwards, those players try to guess who touched them.

Synonyms of heads up, seven up

Questions about heads up, seven up

What does heads up, seven up mean?
Heads up, seven up means a children's classroom game in which (usually seven) players walk around the room, each choosing one of the seated players (who have their eyes closed) and tapping that player on the head or pressing down their raised thumb. Afterwards, those players try to guess who touched them.
What part of speech is heads up, seven up?
Heads up, seven up is a noun.

Words near heads up, seven up in the dictionary

  1. heads or harps
  2. heads or tails
  3. heads out
  4. heads south
  5. heads up
  6. heads up, seven up
  7. heads ups
  8. heads will roll
  9. heads-down
  10. heads-up
  11. heads-up digitizing

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