All 14 Uses

war game
in
The Son of Neptune
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Remember, we have war games after dinner.†
Chpt 3 *
"War games tonight," Hazel said.†
Chpt 4
I have a feeling tonight's war games are going to be interesting.†
Chpt 6
A bigger cheer went up—for the war games and for dinner.†
Chpt 7
We can discuss strategies for the war games.†
Chpt 8
AS HE MARCHED TO THE WAR GAMES, Frank replayed the day in his mind.†
Chpt 9
All of this ran through Frank's head as he walked with Hazel and Percy to the war games.†
Chpt 10
Sometimes we do chariots and gladiator competitions, sometimes war games.†
Chpt 10
You'd be surprised what you can learn in the war games.†
Chpt 10
Percy, you must've done war games before.†
Chpt 10
War games had deteriorated into "beat up the Fifth."†
Chpt 11
Hazel tried to settle her stomach by thinking of pleasant things—the euphoria she'd felt last night when they'd won the war games, riding Hannibal into the enemy keep, Frank's sudden transformation into a leader.†
Chpt 17
He'd done okay during the war games, but this was real.†
Chpt 23
Never in a million years had he thought his grandmother would need rescuing, but now he started running combat scenarios in his mind—the way he had back at camp during the war games.†
Chpt 33

Definitions:

(1) (war game)
a simulation of a military operation intended to train military commanders or to demonstrate a situation or to test a proposed strategy
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)