c. 1500, "gambling," verbal noun from game (v.). From 1980s in reference to video and computer games. Gaming-house is from 1620s; gaming-table from 1590s.
gamer
gamete
gamey
gamin
gamine
gaming
gamma
gammadion
gammer
gammon
-gamous
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