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Palm - Poker (gambling) and tetrarch(2) (iou)


Palm - Poker (gambling)


Perform the cheating maneuver of removing one or more cards from the table (for the purpose of introducing them later) or chips surreptitiously from a pot (that is, steal the chips) by the expedient of covering and concealing them with the hand.

tetrarch(2) (iou)



tetrarch noun. OE.
[Late Latin tetrarcha, classical Latin tetrarches from Greek tetrarkhes: see TETRA-, -ARCH.]
1. Roman History. A ruler of any of four divisions of a country or province; a ruler subordinate to Rome, esp. in Syria. OE.
2. transf. Any ruler of one of four divisions, elements, etc.; any subordinate ruler. E17.
3. Each of four joint rulers, heads, etc. M17.
tetrarchate noun the office or position of a tetrarch M17.