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- Chess Terms - Glossary with Chess Definitions - Chess. com
Discover our glossary with a complete list of chess terms (definitions, examples…) Check out our dictionary and take your chess knowledge to the next level
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Chess Terms serve as a glossary or index of chess-related rules, ideas, concepts, checkmates, tactics, and much more that are designed to help and teach all Chess com users
- Chess Terms Words with Y - Chess Definitions Glossary - Page 9
Discover our glossary with a complete list of chess terms (definitions, examples…) Check out our dictionary and take your chess knowledge to the next level
- Glossary of Chess Terms (Part 1) - Chess Forums
Glossary of Chess Terms Accept To take an offered piece, as in the King's Gambit Accepted opening 1 e4 e5 2 f4 exf4 See also "Decline" Active An aggressive move, line of play, or position When mentioned in regards to a playing style, it indicates sharp or tactical tendencies Active defense The
- Schachbegriffe - Glossar mit Schachbegriffen - Chess. com
Sieh dir unser Glossar mit einer umfangreichen Liste von Schachbegriffen, incl Definitionen und Beispielen an Du kannst dir gerne auch unser Wörterbuch ansehen, um dein Schachwissen auf das nächste Level zu bringen
- Speaking Chess: A Chess Glossary - Chess. com
Like other formal endeavors--including games--chess has its own language Terms are the "building blocks" of chess; and all players--from World Champions on down to the youngest novice--will learn to "speak chess," using established terms and language Many terms become second nature to us, so much that
- GLOSSARY - Chess Forums - Chess. com
Castle : Non- chess player's name for rook; experienced players use the word only to describe the casting process Castling long : Castling on the queen's side (0-0-0) Castling short : Castling on the king's side (0-0)
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I'd like to see chess com have a glossary of chess terms both legit and slang Took me a while to figure out what 'gg' means for instance Still don't know what a 'forced' move is for instance and whether if you are demarked with a 'forced' move whether I did the forcing or I got forced Another term
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