- Pre-emptive raise : getting excited even before catching sight of an attractive lady opponent heading your way
- Danger hand : the one that your irate partner delivers from behind to smack your woolly thick head into gear
- Losing trick count : a negative and pessimistic approach to assessing the trick potential of your hand
- Top of nothing : coming first in a field full of novices and clueless rabbits
- Direction : the flight path chosen by the pilot of a flying bridgemate
- Responsive double : a large whisky consumed during the interval which galvanises a player into staying alert and performing better
- Rectifying the count : being made to calculate the correct number of tricks your side has taken, having previously inflated the total
- Menace : the term given to a crazed, cavalier and maverick pilot of a flying bridgemate
- Balancing : having to earn countless brownie points from your wife in order to gain essential pass outs for evening and/or weekend bridge
- Top : what an overly demanding player will blow when his/her partner cocks up a bog-standard defence
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.
Monday, 24 October 2016
THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY........
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