1) Snake Eyes. This term is taken from the dice game Craps. 2) Double Aces. 3) Grandma's peepers. [2-2]

Banker's set. Texas slang, the name comes from the fact that the [2-3] cannot be scored upon by adding a tile to bring it to a total which is a multiple of five. [3-3]

Gold nuggets. Texas slang. [6-6]

In Cuban Dominoes, this is the "la caja de muertos" (the dead man's box) in Spanish. Ahorcado

Also called the "divider" or "center line". The line that divides the face of the tile into two halves. Blank

A situation in which no player is able to play or draw from the boneyard. Boneyard

This term comes from Texas and the American Southwest. A chicken foot is a spinner in which the tiles are arranged like the prongs of a fork or the toes on a chickens' foot away from the center o [..]

(Puerto Rican) When the winning tile (the last tile played by the player who goes domino) is the double-blank (la Chucha!). Cut [a suit]

A set of dominoes Domino

This is the name of the game. Contrary to popular usage, it is not the name of the tiles. Door