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Definition of player
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Player
(n.) One who plays any game.
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Prince
::
Prince
(a.) The chief of any body of men; one at the head of a class or
profession;
one who is
preeminent;
as, a
merchant
prince;
a
prince
of
players..
Vingt Et Un
::
Vingt et un () A game at
cards,
played
by two or more
persons.
The
fortune
of each
player
depends
upon
obtaining
from the
dealer
such cards that the sum of their pips, or
spots,
is
twenty-one,
or a
number
near to it..
Flapdragon
::
Flapdragon
(n.) A game in which the
players
catch
raisins
out
burning
brandy,
and
swallow
them
blazing..
Rover
::
Rover (v. i.) A ball which has
passed
through
all the hoops and would go out if it hit the stake but is
continued
in play; also, the
player
of such a
ball..
Fioriture
::
Fioriture
(n. pl.)
Little
flowers
of
ornament
introduced
into a
melody
by a
singer
or
player.
Taw
::
Taw (n.) A line or mark from which the
players
begin a game of
marbles.
Flautist
::
Flautist
(n.) A
player
on the
flute;
a
flutist.
Carom
::
Carom (n.) A shot in which the ball
struck
with the cue comes in
contact
with two or more balls on the
table;
a
hitting
of two or more balls with the
player's
ball. In
England
it is
called
cannon.
Deal
::
Deal (n.)
Specifically:
To
distribute,
as
cards,
to the
players
at the
commencement
of a game; as, to deal the
cards;
to deal one a
jack..
Inning
::
Inning
(n.) The state or turn of being in;
specifically,
in
cricket,
baseball,
etc.,the
turn or time of a
player
or of a side at the bat; -- often in the pl.
Hence:
The turn or time of a
person,
or a
party,
in
power;
as, the Whigs went out, and the
Democrats
had their
innings..
Speculation
::
Speculation
(n.) A game at cards in which the
players
buy from one
another
trumps
or whole
hands,
upon a
chance
of
getting
the
highest
trump
dealt,
which
entitles
the
holder
to the pool of
stakes..
Tutti
::
Tutti (n. pl.) All; -- a
direction
for all the
singers
or
players
to
perform
together.
Histrionical
::
Histrionical
(a.) Of or
relating
to the stage or a
stageplayer;
befitting
a
theatre;
theatrical;
--
sometimes
in a bad
sense.
Pool
::
Pool (n.) The stake
played
for in
certain
games of
cards,
billiards,
etc.; an
aggregated
stake to which each
player
has
contributed
a
snare;
also, the
receptacle
for the
stakes..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) In
football,
hockey,
etc., to make a pass; to
transfer
the ball, etc., to
another
player
of one's own
side..
Player
::
Player
(n.) One who plays on an
instrument
of
music.
Queen
::
Queen (v. i.) To make a queen (or other
piece,
at the
player's
discretion)
of by
moving
it to the
eighth
row; as, to queen a
pawn..
Stager
::
Stageplayer
(n.) An actor on the
stage;
one whose
occupation
is to
represent
characters
on the
stage;
as,
Garrick
was a
celebrated
stageplayer..
Cricket
::
Cricket
(n.) A game much
played
in
England,
and
sometimes
in
America,
with a ball, bats, and
wickets,
the
players
being
arranged
in two
contesting
parties
or
sides..
Error
::
Error (n.) A fault of a
player
of the side in the field which
results
in
failure
to put out a
player
on the other side, or gives him an
unearned
base..
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