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‖ reversis Now only Hist.
[a. F. reversis, variant of reversi.]
a. = reversi 1.
1796(title) Rules of Reversis, as played in the Fashionable Circles. By a Gentleman. 1814Hoyle's Games 163 (Stanf.), Reversis is played by four persons... For this game the tens must be taken out from a pack of cards. 1816Singer Hist. Cards 266 Reversis is a French game, which, Bullet imagines, was invented in the Court of Francis the First. 1876Catal. Cards Brit. Mus. 51 A game termed Mawe succeeded Primero, then came Gleek, Hombre, Quadrille, Reversis, and Bassett. 1977Jrnl. Playing-Card Soc. May 23 Reversis is historically important as the earliest known negative complex trick-taking game.
b. to make the reversis (see quot.).
1830‘Eidrah Trebor’ Hoyle Made Familiar 40 When every trick is made by the same person, there is no party, and this is called making the Reversis. 1977Jrnl. Playing-Card Soc. May 28 To make reversis a player must win all eleven tricks. |