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We spent the afternoon playing duck on a rock in the schoolyard, taking turns throwing stones at the guarded target until someone knocked it loose.
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We spent the afternoon playing duck on a rock in the schoolyard, taking turns throwing stones at the guarded target until someone knocked it loose.
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duck on a rock
Noun
(sometimes
hyphenated)
A
traditional
children's
game
in
which
multiple
players
stand
behind
a
throwing
line
and
each
takes
a
turn
throwing
a
stone
(sometimes
called
a
"duck")
at
a
target
rock
(sometimes
called
the
"drake")
that
is
guarded
by
another
player,
such
that
when
a
player's
thrown
stone
dislodges
the
target
rock
all
the
players
run
to
retrieve
their
thrown
stones,
while
the
guard
replaces
the
target
and
then
attempts
to
tag
a
player
before
he
or
she
can
return
to
the
throwing
line.
If
the
guard
successfully
tags
a
player,
then
the
guard
and
player
swap
roles.
Japanese Meaning
「duck on a rock」は、伝統的な子供の遊びを指します。複数のプレイヤーが投げるための石（時には「duck」とも呼ばれる）を持ち、一定のラインの後ろから一人ずつ投げ、別のプレイヤーが守備役として、石（時には「drake」とも呼ばれる）を守りながら、投げられた石が標的となる石を外すと、全員が自分の石を取りに走るという遊びです。守備役は標的の石を再配置して、走ってくるプレイヤーにタッチすることで役割の入れ替えが行われます。
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