To thrust or keep off from the ship's side, &c., any weight, when hoisting. To steer from the land.
The final part of the game that involves taking your checkers off the board.
A phase in every game in which you have all your checkers to your inner board, and you can remove them from the board.
to move a checker off the board bear-off the stage of the game in which a player has all his or her checkers in the inner board and is in the process of moving them off the board
remove from a certain place, environment, or mental or emotional state; transport into a new location or state; "Their dreams carried the Romantics away into distant lands"; "The car carried us off to the meeting"; "I'll take you away on a holiday"; "I got carried away when I saw the dead man and I started to cry"
The stage of the game when a player has all his men on his home board and is in the process of moving them off the board altogether.
It is another terms used by windsurfers meaning the same as 'falling off.'
When all 15 checkers are in the player's home board, and he starts to take them off the board (bear off) according to the roll of the dice. Once a player bears off his last checker he has won.
To thrust away; to hold off. Order given to bowman of boat when he is required to push boat's head away from jetty, gangway or other fixture at which boat is alongside. Order given, also, when it is required to thrust away, or hold off, an approaching object.
The practice of removing your checkers from the board towards the end of the game.
To push off from shore or an obstruction.
Removing a piece from the inner table according to the throw of the dice. Once you bear off your final checker you have won the game.
Taking out the checkers after finishing entering them into the player's home. Taking out the checkers is made according to the roll of the dice and by the position of the checkers in the home board. (for more read backgammon rules)
Bear off occur when you have gathered all of your checkers in your home board, and you begin to remove them out of the board (on your way to win the game).
A.K.A. Eat; Move Off; Peel; Take Off; Throw Off To remove a checker from one's inner table, as determined by a dice roll.
To push off from an obstruction or an object.
This is when a player has all his checkers in there inner board and removes a checker.. Once you bear off your last checker you have won.
Removing the checkers from the game. First player to bear off all his checkers wins.
To make all you checkers gather on your home board and then leave the board.
The finals stage of the game in which a player, having moved all his men into their home board, moves them off the board according to the dice roll.
Steer away from the wind, shore or any object.