D.A.T.T. is what alternative name for bar skittles, or table skittles?
Devil among the tailors were taken and the rest dispersed. The Life Guards did their job so effectively that it was likened to a skittle ball ploughing through the skittles. Thereafter, the game of Table Skittles (or Bar Skittles) was often referred to as ‘Devil Amongst the Tailors’ (or Devil Among the Tailors). Fairburn's edition of the play is entitled "The Devil among the Tailors", it includes an account of the event. In the picturesque name, the 'devil' refers to the ball and the 'tailors' are the skittles. Devil among the tailors Devil among the tailors is a pub game which is a form
Skittles (sport) though in some areas in Leicestershire and Rutland players remove dead skittles before each new throw. Once the player has thrown all three cheeses his total is noted and the skittles are all set up afresh for the next player. The area around the table where one or two members of the opposition stand in order to manage the table (i.e., standing up skittles once three throws have been made or removing dead skittles) is known as the woodyard. Scattles is a version of skittles in which all the pins are numbered. Players take turn in throwing the baton at