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Euchre - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Euchre is a trick-taking card game popular in North America, typically played by four players in teams of two. It uses a partial deck and involves bidding to win tricks.

euchre

/ˈjuːkər/ /ˈjuːkə/

Definition:

A trick-taking card game popular in North America, typically played by four players in partnerships.

Synonyms:

trump, outmaneuver, deceive

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Antonyms:

lose, concede

Common Collocations:

play euchre, win at euchre, euchre tournament, euchre strategy

Derivatives:

euchred, euchring

Usage Tips:

Use "euchre" as a noun for the game or a verb meaning to outplay someone tactically.

Common Phrases:

call a euchre, go alone in euchre, make a euchre

Etymology:

Derived from German "Jucker," possibly influenced by French "écarté," another card game.

Examples:

  • 1. They gathered to play euchre every Friday night.
  • 2. She managed to euchre her opponent with a clever move.
  • 3. Euchre requires strategy and quick thinking to win.
  • 4. He learned the rules of euchre from his grandfather.

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