Note: A singular, chess, is sometimes used. ``Each chess consists of three planks.'' --Farrow. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
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chess — I. /tʃɛs / (say ches) noun a game played by two persons, each with sixteen pieces, on a chequered board. {Middle English, from Old French: aphetic modification of esches, eschecs, plural. See check} II. /tʃɛs / (say ches) noun (plural chess or… …
