Kim's Game
Kim's Game proper noun: a game or exercise in which the player is presented with a set of objects and challenged to remember them after looking away.
Proper noun
Kim's Game
- A game or exercise in which the player is presented with a set of objects and challenged to remember them after looking away.
Origin of Kim's Game
In reference to Rudyard Kipling's 1901 novel Kim, in which the protagonist plays the game during his training as a spy.
Questions about Kim's Game
- What does Kim's Game mean?
- Kim's Game means a game or exercise in which the player is presented with a set of objects and challenged to remember them after looking away.
- What part of speech is Kim's Game?
- Kim's Game is a proper noun.
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