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noun ˈrʌmiˈrəmi mass nounA card game, sometimes played with two packs, in which the players try to form sets and sequences of cards. Example sentencesExamples - Card games and mah-jongg, a Chinese game similar to rummy that is played with ivory tiles, regularly involve gambling.
- Only in the meld scoring forms of rummy including 500 Rum, canasta and their relatives is the main aim of the game to form combinations that score points.
- Gin Rummy is one of the most popular forms of rummy.
- As it is, you have a tidy game full of player interaction, with a ruleset that is similar enough to rummy to make it easy to learn and different enough to make the game feel original.
- While the men played poker and rummy in the bunk-house I read one of my books in the barn.
- Ambusch is a card game that combines elements of rummy and poker.
- I remember the house still had gas lighting and that I was introduced to cards - whist and rummy.
- Granny would draw the curtains lest the neighbours should spot us playing rummy in her front room.
- Later that night, after Matthew had arrived and everyone unpacked, Christopher and the guys were playing a game of rummy in their room.
- Leigh discovered a deck of cards and challenged Amber to a game of rummy.
- He met his buddies for coffee every morning on campus, and every afternoon at the club he played rummy.
- Afterwards we went in together and ate our soup with the roti and then, in the lantern light by the fire, played rummy for imaginary sums.
- The second floor seemed to be the card floor, and it was split into several areas with signs to mark off each area; there were places for blackjack, poker, craps, rummy and the rest.
- Saturday nights after dinner are good times for card games: crazy eights, rummy, old maid, poker, 21.
- As played by Americans, it was a sort of cross between rummy and dominoes involving building walls and then breaking them down.
- As in basic rummy, a meld is a combination of cards from your hand which you place face up on the table, where it stays until the end of a hand.
- As the name suggests, this tile game is related to the card game rummy.
- As the week went on he taught her gin, he taught her hearts, he taught her rummy.
- They are confusing me with the rules for all these new variations on rummy.
Origin Early 20th century: of unknown origin. Rhymes Brummie, chummy, crumby, crummy, dummy, gummy, lumme, mummy, plummy, scrummy, scummy, slummy, tummy, yummy adjectiverummiest, rummier ˈrʌmiˈrəmi another term for rum Example sentencesExamples - It was a rummy feeling hearing the shells coming.
nounˈrəmēˈrəmi A card game, sometimes played with two decks, in which the players try to form sets and sequences of cards. Example sentencesExamples - Afterwards we went in together and ate our soup with the roti and then, in the lantern light by the fire, played rummy for imaginary sums.
- Leigh discovered a deck of cards and challenged Amber to a game of rummy.
- Gin Rummy is one of the most popular forms of rummy.
- As played by Americans, it was a sort of cross between rummy and dominoes involving building walls and then breaking them down.
- While the men played poker and rummy in the bunk-house I read one of my books in the barn.
- As in basic rummy, a meld is a combination of cards from your hand which you place face up on the table, where it stays until the end of a hand.
- He met his buddies for coffee every morning on campus, and every afternoon at the club he played rummy.
- I remember the house still had gas lighting and that I was introduced to cards - whist and rummy.
- Saturday nights after dinner are good times for card games: crazy eights, rummy, old maid, poker, 21.
- They are confusing me with the rules for all these new variations on rummy.
- Card games and mah-jongg, a Chinese game similar to rummy that is played with ivory tiles, regularly involve gambling.
- As the week went on he taught her gin, he taught her hearts, he taught her rummy.
- As it is, you have a tidy game full of player interaction, with a ruleset that is similar enough to rummy to make it easy to learn and different enough to make the game feel original.
- Granny would draw the curtains lest the neighbours should spot us playing rummy in her front room.
- Ambusch is a card game that combines elements of rummy and poker.
- The second floor seemed to be the card floor, and it was split into several areas with signs to mark off each area; there were places for blackjack, poker, craps, rummy and the rest.
- Only in the meld scoring forms of rummy including 500 Rum, canasta and their relatives is the main aim of the game to form combinations that score points.
- As the name suggests, this tile game is related to the card game rummy.
- Later that night, after Matthew had arrived and everyone unpacked, Christopher and the guys were playing a game of rummy in their room.
Origin Early 20th century: of unknown origin. adjectiveˈrəmēˈrəmi another term for rum Example sentencesExamples - It was a rummy feeling hearing the shells coming.
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