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Meanings of poker in English
Catalan
salamandra Fire iron consisting of a metal rod with a handle; used to stir a fire.
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Examples for "salamander"
Examples for "salamander"
1
Across his figure passes the salamander, the fabled reptile of the fire.
2
Like a little salamander, he dances day and night in the flames.
3
Pass a heated salamander or coal-shovel over the top of the omelet.
4
The patch-nosed salamander is only known to science because of a mix-up.
5
I cook the salamander using a lighter I found in the Cornucrapia.
1
Before this the department had consisted of a few leather buckets and a few fire-hooks.
Usage of poker in English
1
Good cops are like good poker players-theyare good at reading people.
2
She played a lot of poker and gave money to good causes.
3
Ten minutes later, Dad gas using Kerry to pay a poker debt.
4
Who would make a good poker player but doesn't know it yet?
5
He put the poker in the fire, and heated it red hot.
6
Maybe this was the great room where he held his poker games.
7
Several years later, he became a regular at the quant poker game.
8
Julia said Anton had five children, was from Texas, and played poker.
9
Holden had a feeling Carol might be a very good poker player.
10
The ringmaster retorted in his great voice: That sounds like good poker.
11
Dr. Jäger leaned forward to stir the fire with a long poker.
12
The majority of the boys were at the old familiar game, poker.
13
Rapp yanked the poker free and held it in front of Abel.
14
He was combining a poker party with a New Year's Eve party.
15
It is the skirt-dancing and the poker work that cannot brook rivalry.
16
Rapp pulled the poker back and said very calmly, Look at me.
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Poker across language varieties
Australia
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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