euchred Sentence Examples
- The experienced card player euchred his opponent with a sly move.
- Despite her skillful play, she was euchred by a fortuitous hand.
- The seasoned euchre player took delight in euchring his friends.
- The novice player was utterly euchred by the superior skills of his opponent.
- The tournament winner euchred his way to victory, leaving his rivals in his wake.
- The cunning strategy employed by the euchre master left his opponents bamboozled.
- The unpredictable nature of euchre made it both thrilling and frustrating to play.
- The competitive spirit of euchre brought out the best and worst in the players.
- The camaraderie and excitement of euchre made it a game enjoyed by generations.
- The distinctive sound of euchre cards being played filled the room with anticipation.
euchred Meaning
euchred
to prevent from winning three tricks in euchre, cheat, trick, a card game in which each player is dealt five cards and the player making trump must take three tricks to win a hand
Synonyms & Antonyms of euchred
Synonyms:
- shook-down
- hosed
- betrayed
- shortchanged
- nobbled
- fooled
- stiffed
- defrauded
- fleeced
- reamed
- sold-a-bill-of-goods-to
- gaffed
- bilked
- conned
- took-to-the-cleaners
- tricked
- wrenched
- chiseled
- chiselled
- skunked
- victimized
- cozened
- extorted
- skinned
- fiddled
- rooked
- exploited
- diddled
- shorted
- mulcted
- suckered
- took-for-a-ride
- thimblerigged
- choused
- flimflammed
- ripped-off
- did-in
- did
- bled
FAQs About the word euchred
to prevent from winning three tricks in euchre, cheat, trick, a card game in which each player is dealt five cards and the player making trump must take three t
beat, screwed, stung, hustled, swindled, squeezed, plucked, stuck, deceived,cheated
No antonyms found.
The experienced card player euchred his opponent with a sly move.
Despite her skillful play, she was euchred by a fortuitous hand.
The seasoned euchre player took delight in euchring his friends.
The novice player was utterly euchred by the superior skills of his opponent.
