With Seattle's New York's fireworks display due to begin soon, the Peters girls—nine-year-old Heather and ten-year-old Tracy—and I shut down our Uno game at twenty minutes before midnight.
2003 July, P. Frank Williams, “David Banner: Rebel Music”, Vibe, Vibe Media Group, ISSN 1070-4701, volume 11, number 7, page 86
One moment the charming mama’s boy is playing Uno with a pack of giggly girls, the next he’s a boastful pimp who jumps headfirst into the crowd.
a.2006, Chad Kimberly, “1. Face-Up Uno”, in Best of Try This One: The Most Popular Ideas from the #1 Youth Ministry Resource, Group Publishing (2006), →ISBN, page 41:
Give each group a set of Uno cards, and have them play the game—but with all the cards in their hands facing up.
2006, Rob Simons, Things Kept Burning, Lulu.com (publisher), →ISBN, page 15:
During card games we would talk about betting on Ball State or suggest that instead of poker we should play Uno.
2007 Regina Bernhaupt, Astrid Weiss, Marianna Obrist and Manfred Tscheligi, “Playful Probing: Making Probing More Fun”, Human-computer interaction—INTERACT 2007, volume 1, page 610
To be able to profit from the moment of playfulness we combined the card-game UNO with some additional question cards following the standard rules of the game. We chose this well-known card game as basis[sic], because it is easy to play for children, but also addresses adults.
