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Definition of card
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of card is as below...
Card (n.) A
perforated
pasteboard
or
sheet-metal
plate for warp
threads,
making
part of the
Jacquard
apparatus
of a loom. See
Jacquard..
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Placate
::
Placate
(n.) Same as
Placard,
4 & 5..
Tooth
::
Tooth (n.) Any
projection
corresponding
to the tooth of an
animal,
in
shape,
position,
or
office;
as, the
teeth,
or cogs, of a
cogwheel;
a
tooth,
prong,
or tine, of a fork; a
tooth,
or the
teeth,
of a rake, a saw, a file, a
card..
Endocardial
::
Endocardial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
endocardium.
Game
::
Game (n.) To play for a stake or
prize;
to use
cards,
dice,
billiards,
or other
instruments,
according
to
certain
rules,
with a view to win money or other thing waged upon the issue of the
contest;
to
gamble..
Placard
::
Placard
(n.) An extra plate on the lower part of the
breastplate
or
backplate.
Placard
::
Placard
(n.) A
written
or
printed
paper,
as an
advertisement
or a
declaration,
posted,
or to be
posted,
in a
public
place;
a
poster..
Placard
::
Placard
(n.)
Permission
given by
authority;
a
license;
as, to give a
placard
to do
something..
Slam
::
Slam (v. t.) To
defeat
(opponents
at
cards)
by
winning
all the
tricks
of a deal or a hand.
Aber-de-vine
::
Aber-de-vine
(n.) The
European
siskin
(Carduelis
spinus),
a small green and
yellow
finch,
related
to the
goldfinch..
Placard
::
Placard
(n.) A kind of
stomacher,
often
adorned
with
jewels,
worn in the
fifteenth
century
and
later..
Bluff
::
Bluff (v. t.) To deter (an
opponent)
from
taking
the risk of
betting
on his hand of
cards,
as the
bluffer
does by
betting
heavily
on his own hand
although
it may be of less
value..
Fleece
::
Fleece
(n.) The fine web of
cotton
or wool
removed
by the
doffing
knife from the
cylinder
of a
carding
machine.
Quadrille
::
Quadrille
(n.) A game
played
by four
persons
with forty
cards,
being the
remainder
of an
ordinary
pack after the tens,
nines,
and
eights
are
discarded..
Anacardic
::
Anacardic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
cashew
nut; as,
anacardic
acid..
Pericardian
::
Pericardian
(a.)
Pericardiac.
Ecarte
::
Ecarte
(n.) A game at
cards,
played
usually
by two
persons,
in which the
players
may
discard
any or all of the cards dealt and
receive
others
from the
pack..
Monte
::
Monte (n.) A
favorite
gambling
game among
Spaniards,
played
with dice or
cards..
Trey
::
Trey (n.)
Three,
at
cards,
dice, or
dominoes;
a card, die, or
domino
of three spots or
pips..
Cardiograph
::
Cardiograph
(n.) An
instrument
which,
when
placed
in
contact
with the
chest,
will
register
graphically
the
comparative
duration
and
intensity
of the
heart's
movements..
Slough
::
Slough
(v. t.) To cast off; to
discard
as
refuse.
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