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Canfield

Canfield

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A one-player card game where you build piles in order by suit and people often play it for money
  • noun
: Canfield
  • After organizing my cards, I was finally able to win a game of Canfield against my friends.

Examples

  • Learning to play Canfield has become a fun way for me to unwind during my free time.

  • Last night, I played Canfield for hours, trying to outsmart the card arrangement.

  • One of my favorite resources, and one that I often use in workshops or with private coaching clients, is the fantastic book "The Success Principles" by Jack Canfield.

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  • Canfield says, "Once you start moving and producing results, all manner of things begin to happen that will take you further and faster than you ever imagined."

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  • About Sean Canfield

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  • Sean Canfield.

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  • Charlene Canfield -

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  • Her newest book, Life Lessons for Mastering the Law of Attraction, co-authored with Jack Canfield, can be found in bookstores everywhere.

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  • She showed me the book Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul (1996), by Mark Victor Hansen and Jack Canfield, one of several books in the Chicken Soup series.

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Surface Forms

Canfield singular
Canfields plural

Etymology

Canfield as the name of the card game comes from an American gambler, Richard Canfield, who made the game popular in his casino by having people play it for money. So the name Canfield reminds you that this is a solitaire game that was once played as a gambling game.