fourhanded
- adjective
- /ˈfɔrˌhændɪd/
- We played a fourhanded game of bridge last night.
Examples
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The tournament only allows fourhanded poker matches for this round.
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A fourhanded session requires exactly four people to participate.
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Let's play a fourhanded game tonight!
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We played a fourhanded game of bridge last night.
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A fourhanded game of poker requires four players to compete.
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The rules for this tournament specify that only fourhanded card games are allowed.
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We had a great time playing a fourhanded session of bridge on Saturday.
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Etymology
The word fourhanded comes from the parts four and hand, where hand in card games means a player's cards or the player themselves. So fourhanded is a short way to say a game is 'for four' players and needs four people to play.