Leapfrog [noun]

As a result, young professionals of color play leapfrog, jumping from one company to another before they finally land somewhere supportive.

It was unoccupied, except by a few specimens of young America, who were playing leapfrog over the seats and desks.

Mr. Miller had risen and bowed as if he was giving some invisible person a “back” for leapfrog.

By my process of induction I perceive that he was a remarkable genius, and owned a yellow dog with a gift for solo leapfrog.

Leapfrog and the three-cornered game of "cat" were favourite pastimes, but nothing broke the monotony.

A pretty joke indeed that he should think of the beautiful Miss Leapfrog, he who is not worth a rap, and is as ugly as a toad.

Some of the boys got up a baseball game, and others played marbles, leapfrog or mumble-the-peg.

Because twenty devils entered into me and played leapfrog over one another.

The last recitation was over and half the school stood shivering about the gridiron or played leapfrog to keep warm.

Johnnie Green shouted, stopping short in the midst of a game of leapfrog.