nine-spot
- noun
- /naɪn spɑt/
- She drew the nine-spot of hearts and smiled confidently.
Examples
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The dealer turned over the nine-spot, changing the course of the game.
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Do you have a nine-spot in your hand for this round?
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I drew a nine-spot in the card game.
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He played a nine-spot during the last round.
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She drew the nine-spot of hearts and smiled confidently.
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The dealer turned over the nine-spot, changing the course of the game.
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He played a nine-spot during the last round.
Synonyms
A card in a deck with one more dot than the eight card
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Etymology
Nine-spot comes from the parts nine and spot, where spot means 'a small mark'. It simply names the playing card that shows nine marks on its face, so you can remember it as the card with nine 'spots'.