reverse bid
Bridge
noun
A rebid in a suit of a higher rank than that of one's previous bid; = reverse; (in Auction Bridge) a bid announcing a number of tricks a player undertakes to lose.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Milton Work (1864–1934).
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