Schanzeln
Friedrich Eduard Meyerheim : The bowling company, 1834
The Schanzeln or Schanz'ln are a type of bowling game , which is often dealt with very high stakes money, making it on the list of prohibited games of the Austro-Hungarian Ministry of Justice was led by 1904th Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was an avid fan of this game .
About the meaning of the word
In a game of skittles, a jump is the pool of money that is won in full by the one who pushes the most skittles.
Schanze is derived from the French chance , Schanzel is the diminutive and schanzeln is the verb derived from it.
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