transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈməm-bəl-(tē-)ˌpeg, -blē-ˌpeg ]
noun
also mum·ble-the-peg -bəl-(thə-)ˌpeg, -blē-ˌpeg ; or mumble peg -bəl-ˌpeg, -blē-
Etymology: from the phrase mumble the peg; from the loser's originally having to pull out with his teeth a peg driven into the ground
Date: 1627
: a game in which the players try to flip a knife from various positions so that the blade will stick into the ground