reversis
commerce
lanterloo
fleurettes
quadrille
post and pair
Truc
Boston
macco
nap
Truco
jass
napoleon
trump
bourré
tute
monteith
pall-mall
mia
cardsharping
three card brag
trade card
high jinks
mantua
Klaberjass
52-card pickup
kings
badine
As-Nas
52 pickup
ridotto
schiavone
Hoyle
trade stimulator
rook
Edmond Hoyle
put
C17
skat
Wilful Murder
lead
sheepshead
primero
chuck-farthing
stork
picket
rams
scute
dog
rococo
game of the goose
Slobberhannes
C18
Napoleon
plate money
beeramid
baroqueness
baroque
Culbertson
sandwich coin
card house
gleek
Ely Culbertson
pall mall
reticule
tipcat
Enlightenment
lurch
ducaton
vole
brelan
court piece
mumchance
Huguenot
voyeuse
flop
hazard
rouge et noir
cardician
macaroni
shuffle
Sheraton
Pindaric
C19
stoup
coup
chemin de fer
caroche
askoliasmos
throw of the dice
hæsitation
couleur
lawn billiards
solitaire
patience
1830s

English words for 'An old trick-taking card game, popular with the French aristocracy in the 17th and 18th centuries.'

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