Trick-taking card game with a name derived from the Spanish for "man"; or, a dip-dye effect for hair or textiles
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- From the Spanish meaning "man", a trick-taking game played with 40 cards; or, of fabric or hair, dyed so that the colour graduates from light to dark
- Blending of one hue to the next, from the French for 'shaded'
- 17th-century card game that was the first in which a trump suit was established by bidding
- Game played with a 40-card deck
- Effect of cloth/hair dyed from light to dark; or, a game played with 40 cards
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