- Rank : ( Adverb ) usually the word that precedes the adjective "bad" , when players choose to comment on their partners' inept play
- Red : the colour of a player's eyes as he is about to erupt at the table
- Red against red : a situation which occurs when two players involved in a heated exchange are about to erupt simultaneously
- Scramble : the frenzied manner in which some players rush for the front places in the mid-interval buffet queue
- Rule of 11 : if as a player you have counted out 11 cards played from one suit, then it is odds on there are still 2 out
- Rule of 13 : a rule often ignored by many players who, having failed to count their cards before bidding, enter the auction holding 12 or 14
- Roman : an absurd convention, which owes its origin ( no surprise here ) to a Mediterranean man who wears a skirt and something resembling a metal waistcoat
- Second hand : the type of bridge books tightfisted bridge players choose to buy ( but more often choose to borrow )
A 'Must Read' blog for all motorists currently being shafted by morally bankrupt private car parking companies as well as aspiring players and addicts of the game Bridge.
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY..........................
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