faro
法罗,法罗群岛,远藤,远洋
Definitions
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Cards.
- : a gambling game in which players place bets on a special board or layout, betting on each series of two cards as they are drawn from a box containing the dealer's or banker's pack.
Examples
In 1991, Muehl was convicted of having sex with minors, served seven years, then moved with a core of followers to Faro, Portugal.
There was a village green in each town, a schoolhouse, a golf course, and a club where the honchos played faro and stud.
Carlos Dada, editor of El Faro, believes his detractors protest too much.
Try a few sharing plates to start—the Cippoline onions or mint faro and squash.
Somewhat confused by this humiliating avowal, Madame Bodard returned to her place at a faro-table.
Fox and other gamesters of the wild time supplemented the faro-bank by betting at Newmarket.
Mrs. Berlinton's house opened, failed not to be filled; and opened for a Faro table, to be filled with a peculiar set.
When the South laid down the fugitive slave bill, on the national Faro-table, Mr. Webster bet his all upon that card.
The Faro Table was now re-opened, and again but too powerfully sharpened the faculties which mortification had blunted.