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Answer for the clue "Decisive board game victory ", 6 letters:
gammon

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The Collaborative International Dictionary Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Gammon \Gam"mon\ (g[a^]m"m[u^]n), n. [See 2d Game .] Backgammon. A victory in the game of backgammon in which one player gammons another, i. e., the winner bears off all of his pieces before his opponent bears off any pieces; as, he won the match with three ...

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Gammon is hind leg of pork after curing by dry-salting or brining . It may or may not be smoked . Like bacon , it needs to be cooked before it can be eaten. It may be sold on-the-bone or boned and rolled. It may be served as a roasted joint, or as steaks ...

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. meat cut from the thigh of a hog (usually smoked) [syn: ham , jambon ] hind portion of a side of bacon

Usage examples of gammon.

The new bowsprit was home by half past ten, gammoned and frapped by eleven, and the new jibboom rigged out, with all stays and shrouds set up by the depth of low tide.

Then the quid pro quo: Gammons tells Billy that the Montreal Expos have decided to trade their slugging outfielder, Cliff Floyd, to the Boston Red Sox.

Like Gammon, all had the uncomfortable hunch that they must get there before the Geeks learned of the find.

Cassandra, who was now a star student at an eminent film school, lent them a fiver from her grant whenever she could and always bought them a packet of gammon steaks which were their favourite -- although they told friends they had to eat couscous at least twice a week or they would die.

It was while grilling the sizzling flesh of the gammon steaks that Owen hit on another idea for making money.

Gammon reminded him, "he -strips his vessels completely, destroys every artifact and means of identification and yet camouflages his tomb and surrounds it with automatic weapons.

Gammon reminded him, "he strips his vessels completely, destroys every artifact and means of identification and yet camouflages his tomb and surrounds it with automatic weapons.

Gammons services came a mite expensive, he would engage his own servant, an au pair girl perhaps, or one of those Filipino beauties one reads about, or even two.

Jordan had supervised the preparation of a gargantuan q English breakfast, fresh eggs and grilled gammon, salted kippers and tinned pork sausage, potted shrimps and bloater paste, with freshly-chumed yellow butter and hot scones.

In their baggy trousers pockets they had a spoon, razor, socks, cleaning patches, flashlight, maps, three-day supply of K-rations, an emergency ration package (four chocolate bars, a pack of Charms, powdered coffee, sugar, and matches), ammunition, a compass, two fragmentation grenades, an antitank mine, a smoke grenade, a Gammon bomb (a 2-pound plastic explosive for use against tanks), and cigarettes, two cartons per man.

It was quite ridiculous that such a triviality should improve the flavour of the gammon and spinach and fried eggs that the innkeeper set before him, but it was indeed the case.

He was still asleep when the hands were piped to dinner, sleeping still when the gun-room sat down to its gammon and spinach, and for the first time Stephen saw all the Polychrest's officers together - all except for Pullings, who had the watch, and who was walking the quarterdeck with his hands behind his back, pacing in as close an imitation of Captain Aubrey as his form could manage, and remembering, every now and then, to look stern, devilish, as like a right tartar as possible, in spite of his bubbling happiness.

But apart from that, sir, and the forward chain-pump choked, foretop halliards badly chafed, and bowsprit gammoning not what it might be, everything is shipshape, tolerably shipshape.

Now she has been handled rough bowsprit gone in the gammoning, headrails all ahoo, not a dead eye left this side, hardly.

We'll need a kind of gammoning here, Mr Watt, until the carpenter can attend to the cap.