"blumsak" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "It’s a hot Sunday afternoon and we have just put away on overabundance of taste Pennsylvania Dutch food. The cousins are returning from a walk up the road to the “Five Points” and now head back to the barn for a game of blumsak, a “form of tag using a knotted burlap bag.“",
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        "(Pennsylvania Dutch English, dated) a children's game equivalent to duck, duck, goose"
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      "ipa": "/ˈblʌmzæk/"
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