The Meaning Of Liff* Alternative Meanings 4 Words and Phrases
#101
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:07
The outcome of your morning love-making when play starts at 9:20 a.m.
#102
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:08
A convention so simple, it has been outlawed in organizations throught the world.
#103
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:12
Form of scoring that was partly invented by Barney Rubble's daughter.
#104
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:16
The result of passing a splinter after 2 tricks.
#105
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:17
An order given by a player, whose partner is about to get disconnected.
#107
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:20
aisha, on Jun 12 2009, 07:17 PM, said:
An order given by a player, whose partner is about to get disconnected.
Also, see "BBO Expert"
#109
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:25
Parting remark of your partner when you score 28.7% in the No Fear Bridge Tourney
#110
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:29
What you pay an opponent not to take the setting trick
#112
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:34
A desperate person waiting to get insulted by unkown partner, and loving it!
#113
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:38
A way to miscommunicate without a river running under it! Damn!
#114
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:46
The Forcing Principle is used to produce a Game, and where partner, though possessing game requirements, fails through timidity to disclose them.
Forcing situations occur when:
1. Partner has great Honour strength and refuses to open.
2. You possess extra length on a freak.
3. Partner has a perfect bust and holds no stoppers.
Dont's
1. Never hold up the game.
2. Never leave your partner with an unguarded Major.
3. Never employ the Forcing Principle with a young partner without first considering the results to be obtained by careful manipulation of the hand.
#115
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:49
The game can sometimes be got underway without ceremony by mentioning a diamond.
The one over one is one of the oldest conventions and still holds good. Partner can signal for a Take Out by making a Squeeze Play (Making a single non jump so a not to ruff Partner's Jack).
#116
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:51
The excuse one gives for allowing opponents to make 13 tricks when you hold an offside king.
#117
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:52
Marriage annulment between partners who played in part scores when grand slams were cold!
#118
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:53
How your partner describes your declarer play to your team-mates in the post-mortem when you go to the toilet.
#119
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:53
A technique used to show a 2 suited hand by only making one bid.
#120
Posted 2009-June-12, 18:54
A yardstick for determining holdings.
Assuming Partner has a bare Queen, make an opening in Partner's suit. If an opponent raises, as he probably will, the length of his holding will be revealed.
Obviously your chance of making game with 4 to 4 1/2 HT against an opponent with 8 to 8 1/2 are nil except perhaps with a dummy setup.