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schneider1 Skat.|ˈʃnaɪdə(r)|
Also Schneider.
[G., lit. ‘tailor’.]
(See quots.) Also as adj. and v. trans.
1886E. E. Lemcke Skat 7 With 60 points only he loses; with 30 points he is ‘Schneider’ or ‘geschnitten’ (cut); with no count at all he is ‘Schwarz’ (black = whitewashed). Consequently the two hands in opposition to the ‘player’, scoring jointly 60 points, win the game from player; scoring 30 are out of Schneider, but are Schwarz with no count. 1909R. F. Foster Foster's Compl. Hoyle 420 If he can get 91 points, he wins a double game, which is called schneider. Ibid. 437 It may be played out to see if he can make schneider or schwarz. 1935Encycl. Sports, Games & Pastimes 553/1 If he scores 91 points he makes his opponents schneider. 1947New Compl. Hoyle 385 If the player wins 91 or more points in play, he is said to schneider the opponents and the value of his game is increased. 1949A. A. Ostrow Compl. Card Player 645 Official laws of American skat... The player to be out of schneider must have at least 31 points, the opponents 90. 1975Way to Play 109/1 If the bidder has named suits or grand, he may before the opening lead, declare: a) schneider, ie he aims to win at least 91 trick points; or b) schwarz, ie he aims to take every trick. 1976National Skat & Sheepshead Q. Mar. 18 A grand scores 80 points and possibly 100 if the hand is schneidered. |