skat

[ skaht, skat ]

/ skɑt, skæt /

noun

a card game for three players, using a pack of 32 playing cards, sevens through aces, the object being to fulfill any of various contracts, with scoring computed on strategy and on tricks won.

Origin of skat

1860–65; <German skat<Italian scarto, derivative of scartare to discard, equivalent to s-ex-¹ + -cartare, derivative of cartacard¹

Words nearby skat

skanky, skanky-ho, Skara Brae, skarn, Skase, skat, skate, skateboard, skateboarding, skatemobile, skate over

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Example sentences from the Web for skat

He could not see it, but when he had poked among the bushes and cried ‘Skat!’
A Duet|Arthur Conan Doyle
After a time the skat players, as usual, came bursting in, talking noisily and red of face.
Atlantis|Gerhart Hauptmann
It is also a ready reference on all rulings and plays up to the present time, a condensed glossary on the game of Skat.
Games For All Occasions|Mary E. Blain
Skat, skat, n. a game played with thirty-two cards as in Piquet, and said to have been invented in 1817 in Altenburg.
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z and supplements)|Various

Even the skat players gave their attention for a few moments at a time.
Atlantis|Gerhart Hauptmann

British Dictionary definitions for skat

skat

/ (skæt) /

noun

a three-handed card game using 32 cards, popular in German-speaking communities

Word Origin for skat

C19: from German, from Italian scarto played cards, from scartare to discard, from s- ex- 1 + carta, from Latin charta card 1

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单词	skat
释义	skat [ skaht, skat ] / skɑt, skæt / noun a card game for three players, using a pack of 32 playing cards, sevens through aces, the object being to fulfill any of various contracts, with scoring computed on strategy and on tricks won. Origin of skat 1860–65; <German skat<Italian scarto, derivative of scartare to discard, equivalent to s-ex-¹ + -cartare, derivative of cartacard¹ Words nearby skat skanky, skanky-ho, Skara Brae, skarn, Skase, skat, skate, skateboard, skateboarding, skatemobile, skate over Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for skat He could not see it, but when he had poked among the bushes and cried ‘Skat!’ A Duet\|Arthur Conan Doyle After a time the skat players, as usual, came bursting in, talking noisily and red of face. Atlantis\|Gerhart Hauptmann It is also a ready reference on all rulings and plays up to the present time, a condensed glossary on the game of Skat. Games For All Occasions\|Mary E. Blain Skat, skat, n. a game played with thirty-two cards as in Piquet, and said to have been invented in 1817 in Altenburg. Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z and supplements)\|Various Even the skat players gave their attention for a few moments at a time. Atlantis\|Gerhart Hauptmann British Dictionary definitions for skat skat / (skæt) / noun a three-handed card game using 32 cards, popular in German-speaking communities Word Origin for skat C19: from German, from Italian scarto played cards, from scartare to discard, from s- ex- 1 + carta, from Latin charta card 1 Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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