overruff
English
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editoverruff (third-person singular simple present overruffs, present participle overruffing, simple past and past participle overruffed)
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editruff with a higher trump
Noun
editoverruff (plural overruffs)
- (bridge) An act of overruffing
- 2009 January 3, Phillip Alder, “What to Bid Next? That Depends on the Game You’re Playing”, Bridge, in New York Times[1]:
- Declarer eventually lost one heart, two diamonds and the club overruff for plus 110 to win the board and leapfrog his team from third to second.
See also
edit- Contract bridge glossary on Wikipedia.Wikipedia