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A board game of ancient Roman origin, also known as Petteia, in which players move pieces according to the roll of dice. A game of strategy and luck. Related: board game, game of strategy, dice game.
BLUFF/blʌf/ · noun, verb, adjective
As a verb, bluff means to try to deceive someone into believing one can do something or that something is true, when it is not. As a noun, it denotes either an act of deception or pretence, or a broad, steep cliff or headland. Related: feign, fake, bluster, pretense.
CUE/kjuː/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a cue is a signal or prompt indicating that someone should act, speak, or respond, especially in a performance; it also refers to a long stick used to strike the ball in billiards and snooker. As a verb, to cue is to give such a signal or prompt to someone. Related: signal, prompt, hint, reminder.
PACK/pæk/ · noun, verb
A bundle of things tied together, especially for carrying. To gather or collect things into a bundle or container. Related: bundle, collection, group, stack.
POKER/ˈpoʊkər/ · noun, verb
A card game in which players bet on the value of their hands, or a poker-faced person who hides their emotions. To play poker, or to have a poker face. Related: card game, gambler, rummy, blackjack.
MAYA/məˈjɑː/ · noun
A person of Mayan descent or a member of a Mayan-speaking people, or a style of architecture or art originating in Mesoamerica. Related: Aztec, Inca, Mesoamerican, Indigenous.
GOLD/ˈɡoʊld/ · noun, verb
A valuable yellow precious metal; a bright yellow colour. A person who wins a competition or achieves success. Related: precious metal, yellow metal, valuable metal, winner.
CODA/ˈkoʊdə/ · noun
A concluding passage or section that brings a piece of music, speech, or written work to an end; more broadly, any distinctive concluding event or remark. Related: conclusion, finale, epilogue, ending.
SET/sɛt/ · noun, verb
A collection of things that belong together, or to fix or place something in a particular position. To put something in a particular position or state. Related: collection, group, assembly, placement.
OGRE/ɔɡər/ · noun
A large, ugly, and often frightening monster from European folklore, typically depicted as a brutish and savage creature. In modern usage, an ogre can also refer to a person who is cruel or brutal. Related: monster, beast, brute, giant.
PIT/pɪt/ · noun, verb
A hole or cavity in the ground, typically narrow and deep. To remove the stone or other covering from the top of a mine or well. Related: hole, cavity, ditch, trench.