Trivial Pursuit
noun
A trademark for a board-game first marketed in Canada in 1982, in which players advance by correctly answering general-knowledge questions from one of six subject areas, the subject being determined by the colour of the space on which a player lands.
Origin
1980s; earliest use found in The Montreal Gazette.
- eastbound
- Eastbourne
- east by north
- east by south
- East Cape
- east-central
- East Chicago
- East Coast
- East Coaster
- East Coast Fever
- East-country
- East End
- East Ender
- easten sea
- Easter
- Easter basket
- Easter bilby
- Easter book
- Easter bunny
- Easter Day
- Easter dues
- Easter duty
- Easter egg
- Easter egg hunt
- Easter Eve