morra
/ˈmɒrə/ /mɔːrə/(also mora)
noun
An Italian game in which one player guesses the number of fingers held up simultaneously by another player; = love; any similar game.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in James Howell (?1594–1666), historian and political writer. From Italian morra, of unknown origin.
- be nothing to write home about
- be not long for this world
- be not to know
- be not worth a cracker
- be not worth a crumpet
- be not worth the paper it is written on
- Bensalem
- Bensonhurst
- bent
- bent grass
- Benthamism
- Benthamite
- Bentham, Jeremy
- benthic
- benthos
- Bentley, Edmund Clerihew
- bento
- bentonite
- Benton, Thomas Hart
- bent out of shape
- ben trovato
- Bentsen, Lloyd
- Bent's Fort
- bentwood
- Benue-Congo