odd or even
(also odd and even, odds and evens, odds or evens)
noun
Any of various games, usually played by children, especially a guessing game involving a random number of objects concealed in a player's hand. Now chiefly archaic, US, and British regional.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Heywood (c1573–1641), playwright and poet.
- laughter
- laughter-filled
- laughter line
- Laughton, Charles
- laugh track
- laugh up one's sleeve
- laughworthy
- laughy
- launce
- Launcelot
- Launceston
- launch
- launch complex
- launcher
- launching pad
- launching site
- launch into
- launch out
- launch pad
- launch party
- launch platform
- launch site
- launch vehicle
- launch way
- launder