Wiktionary
keep-away
n. A child's game in which players throw a ball or other similar object so as to prevent a selected player from catching it. When the selected player catches the thrown object, he or she trades places with whoever threw it in a manner that allowed it to be caught.
Usage examples of "keep-away".
Then I taught Ready Teddy to chase it, and chew on it, and play keep-away with it in the cool December air.
The kids who'd been playing keep-away were all in the same pose: arms crossed over chests, hands wedged into armpits, jumping up and down like pogo sticks and screaming for their mothers.