tikal
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tikal (plural tikals)
Alternative form of tical
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If a game has a board, the board is usually irregular rather than uniform or symmetric (like Risk rather than chess or Scrabble ); the board is often random (like Settlers of Catan ) or has random elements (like Tikal ).
I've swam with sea lions in the Galapagos Islands, walked with lions in Zimbabwe, fed anteaters in Tikal, Guatemala, braved fire ants in Australia, chased a puffin across a black sand beach in Iceland and narrowly avoided stepping on a snake in Burma.
The towering temples of Tikal, some as high as 20-story buildings, pierce the jungle canopy.
Caracol was also a military power scoring major victories over Tikal and Naranjo.
The Tikal was the first art cater shop in Grenada and it was opened in December 1959.
The road between the Belize border and the cross-roads to Tikal is still unpaved, badly rutted and just plain terrible, especially after a rain.