dummy whist
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Definition
- Noun:
- A card game: "dummy whist" is a specific variant of the classic card game whist, adapted for three players.
- A three-player game: It is characterized by having four hands dealt, but one hand (the "dummy") is placed face-up on the table and played by the dealer's opponent.
Usage
- As a subject or object: The term is used to name the game itself.
- Dummy whist is an interesting solution for when you have only three players.
- We decided to play dummy whist instead of bridge.
Examples
- Noun:
- The rules of dummy whist are similar to standard whist, but with a visible dummy hand.
- In dummy whist, the player opposite the dealer gets to control the face-up cards.
Advanced Usage
- "to play dummy whist": to engage in a game of dummy whist.
- They often play dummy whist on Thursday evenings.
Variants and Related Words
- Whist (n): The classic four-player trick-taking card game from which dummy whist is derived.
- Dummy (n): In card games like bridge or whist, the hand of cards that is placed face-up and played by a partner.
Synonyms
- Three-handed whist: A descriptive synonym emphasizing the player count.
Noun
- a form of whist with three players; four hands are dealt with the hand opposite the dealer being face up