1. A game played by throwing wooden pins or sticks at a stake or target, popular in medieval and early modern England.
Usage: archaic; historical; usually plural

Examples

• The villagers gathered to play loggats on the green after the harvest.
• Loggats was a common pastime in Tudor England, mentioned in several period documents.
• The rules of loggats resembled modern bowling in some respects.
• Shakespeare's contemporaries would have been familiar with the game of loggats.