game-forcing
Bridge
adjective
(Of a bid) intended to indicate to one's partner that bidding should continue until a contract is reached that will win a game.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Winnipeg Free Press.
- if you ask me
- if you can't beat them, join them
- if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
- if you know (or see) what I mean
- if you like
- (if you'll) excuse (or pardon) my French
- if you'll pardon the expression
- if you please
- if you will
- Ig
- Igbo
- I give you ——
- Iglesias, Julio
- igloo
- ign.
- Ignatius Loyola, St
- igneous
- ignimbrite
- ignis fatuus
- ignitability
- ignitable
- ignite
- igniter
- ignition
- ignition coil