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What are the different dialects for game of tig?

"Tig" is a popular name for a children's game, but it's not a standardized term with different dialects.

The game itself has many variations, but these are often referred to by other names depending on location or specific rules:

* Tag: The most common and general name.

* Chase: Another common name, emphasizing the chase element.

* Catch: A name often used for a variation where players try to touch someone while running.

* Red Rover: A specific variation where players stand in two lines and try to break through each other's line.

* Kick the Can: A variation where players hide while one player tries to find them.

* Freeze Tag: A variation where players freeze in place when tagged.

While these games are often called "Tig" in some regions, it's not a widely recognized dialectal term.

Therefore, there are no "dialects" of "Tig" in the same way that there are dialects of a language. The variations of the game are simply different ways of playing, with different names used depending on the location and specific rules.

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