1. A board game for two to four players in which pieces are moved around a board according to dice rolls, with the goal of reaching the home square first.
Usage: British English; popular in India and other Commonwealth countries; Also called Parcheesi in North America

Examples

• We played ludo on a rainy afternoon with my cousins.
• The ludo board has four colored corners, one for each player.
• She rolled a six and moved her piece forward in the ludo game.
• Ludo is a simple game that children can learn quickly.
• My grandmother taught me how to play ludo when I was young.
• The rules of ludo are similar to other race-to-home board games.