simul

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simul

(ˈsɪməl)
n
(Chess & Draughts) a shortened form of simultaneous2
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He had already won medals in Europe and his parents took him on tours in which he would play simuls games against large numbers of skilled players.
Ten years later, on April 16, 1951, Reshevsky and Horowitz played a simul, alternating moves against 25 experienced chess players.
Chess Memories of My Grandfather, in New York and Miami, Featuring Samuel Reshevsky and Edward Lasker

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