8. Chess Glossary (MULTI) Entries: 18 : 9. Little Chess Dictionary (MULTI) Entries: 85 : 10. Chess Pieces in 72 languages (MULTI) Entries: 8
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algebraic notation the international system of recording games that is in general use today, in which files are lettered a through h and ranks are numbered from 1 through 8, with ...
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The United States Chess Federation ... Learn About Chess: By Marty Hirsch Adjournment ? A game unfinished at the end of the playing session that is resumed at a later time ...
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GLOSSARY active. A piece is active when it is able to participate in guards and attacks. algebraic notation. A board location notation in which the ranks are numbered from 1 (white ...
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A collection of Backgammon terms and definitions. ... Yahoo! Games - Chess Glossary: A collection of Backgammon terms and definitions.
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Email Chess: Playing correspondence chess is a fun way to enjoy the game, especially ... Chess Glossary]
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If you're a newcomer to this 1500-year-old game, we want to help you get better. ... Blitz Rules; Learn to Play Chess; Glossary; FAQ (Starting Out) Chess History; USCF's Rulebook:
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The Campbell Report. Devoted to material of particular interest to correspondence chess enthusiasts. Also contains invited articles by noted chess journalists and an archive of ...
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Glossary of Chess words and Phrases ... Adjust (J'adoube): to center a piece on its square. A player may, on his turn, touch a piece to center it on a square.
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Chess terms, definitions, acronyms, abbreviations, jargons and terminology. ... Chess Dictionary Chesmayne Specialized chess dictionary. Chess glossay, notation syntax, moves and ...
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Chess Glossary; Value of a King; Value of a Queen; Value of a Rook; Value of a Bishop; Value of a Knight; Value of a Pawn; Algebraic notation; Forsyth notation
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Official website and online store for the US Chess Federation. The USCF is the official sanctioning body for tournament chess in the United States, and for US participation in ...
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Glossary of Chess Problem Terms by FIDE Master of Chess Composition Peter Wong. Note that this is by no means a complete list of problem terms.
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ChessWorld Hitchhiker's Guide to Chess Scope: This glossary does not intend to cover player names, opening names, or Composition terms. The Glossary aims to relate the terms to ...
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The Campbell Report. Devoted to material of particular interest to correspondence chess enthusiasts. Also contains invited articles by noted chess journalists and an archive of ...
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... the original site of the Chess Poster, Chess Facts, Chess Links, Great Games, Chess History, Chess Glossary ...
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The chess community uses a lot of slang and jargon that can make learning the game much harder. If you're confused about a word or phrase you've seen in an article, check our list ...
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Rules of Chess (6) Learn everything you need to know to start playing the game of chess. How to set up a chessboard, how the pieces move, check, checkmate, castling and more - if ...
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Definitions and explanations of over 250 chess terms and expressions. ... Accept: To take an offered piece, as in the King's Gambit Accepted opening 1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4.
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The official website of The U.S. Chess Trust. ?A Charitable, 501(c)(3) organization devoted to supporting the educational, cultural, and recreational value of the game of chess.
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The website for the ETSU Chess Club ... Backward Pawn A pawn with no pawns behind it on adjacent files, so that it cannot be protected by another pawn. (See also hanging pawn.
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A Chess Glossary. Many of these "definitions" were compiled by U.S. Master Eliot Hearst and were first published in an article titled "A Gentle Glossary"
http://www.edcollins.com/chess/glossary.htm

This page explains commonly used terms in chess in alphabetical order. Some of these have their own pages, like fork and pin. For a list of unorthodox chess pieces, see fairy chess ...
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Chess glossary for Freshman Seminar 23j: Chess and Mathematics (Fall 2003) See The Oxford Companion to Chess (on reserve for FS23j) for plenty of further definitions and great ...
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IBM Research Deep Blue Overview ... Chess Glossary. Adjudication Sometimes in amateur events, games not finished within a specified time period are adjudicated by a strong player ...
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Advantage: Having a better game because of piece development, space, king safety, material advantage, etc. Active: A move or series of moves more aggressive ...
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