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A forced poker bet that a player must make before the cards are dealt.
A poker bet or raise made with a weak hand to make opponents fold stronger hands.
In poker, a marker that shows which player is the nominal dealer for the hand.
In poker, to match the current bet so you can continue playing the hand.
In poker, to decline to bet while keeping your hand in play, when no bet is required to call.
A small disc used in poker to represent a set amount of money when betting.
In poker, the flop is the first three community cards dealt face up on the table.
A poker hand consisting of five cards of the same suit, not in consecutive rank.
To give up a poker hand and stop competing for the pot.
A poker hand containing four cards of the same rank.
A poker hand containing three cards of one rank and two cards of another rank.
A poker hand that contains no pair or other combination and is ranked by its highest card.
In poker, an unpaired card used to determine the winner when players have otherwise equal hands.
The best possible poker hand given the cards available at that moment.
In poker, two cards of the same rank, such as two kings.
An expression that conceals a poker player's reactions and gives opponents no clues about the strength of the player's hand.
The total money or chips bet by players and available to be won in a poker hand.
In poker, to increase the amount of the current bet that players must match to continue in the hand.
In poker, the fifth and final community card dealt face up in games such as Texas hold’em and Omaha.
In poker, a hand consisting of the ace, king, queen, jack, and ten of the same suit.
The stage of a poker hand when the remaining players reveal their cards to determine the winner.
A poker hand consisting of five cards in consecutive rank order, regardless of suit.
A poker hand of five cards in consecutive rank, all of the same suit.
An unconscious behavior or other sign in poker that may reveal information about a player's hand.
A poker game in which each player receives two private cards and uses them with five shared community cards to make the best five-card hand.
A poker hand containing three cards of the same rank.
In poker, the turn is the fourth community card dealt face up after the flop and before the river.
A poker hand containing two cards of one rank, two cards of another rank, and one unrelated card.
The social activities and entertainment skiers and snowboarders enjoy after a day on the slopes.
A winter sport that combines cross-country skiing with rifle shooting, in which competitors ski a course and shoot at targets at designated stops.
A skiing or snowboarding competition in which athletes perform tricks from one large jump and are judged on their attempts.
A device on a ski or snowboard that secures the rider’s boot to it.
A very gentle, beginner-friendly slope at a ski resort, used for learning to ski or snowboard.
To turn a ski or snowboard by riding its edge through the snow without skidding.
An overhead cable lift with suspended seats that carries skiers and snowboarders up a mountain.
A form of skiing in which skiers travel across snow-covered terrain using skis attached to the feet at the toe, usually without fixed-heel bindings.
An alpine skiing or snowboarding race in which competitors descend a long course as fast as possible.
In skiing or snowboarding, a pair of poles marking a passage that a competitor must ski or ride between on a course.
A skiing or snowboarding race in which competitors descend a course marked by widely spaced gates, making broad turns as quickly as possible.
An enclosed cable car that carries skiers and snowboarders uphill to the slopes.
A U-shaped snow channel with steep sides where skiers and snowboarders perform tricks by riding up and launching off the walls.
A series of rounded bumps on a ski slope, or a freestyle skiing event in which competitors ski over them.
In skiing or snowboarding, away from prepared and marked runs.
A marked, prepared route down a mountain for skiing or snowboarding.
A straight downhill run on skis or a snowboard, with the rider pointing directly down the slope and making few or no turns.
A skiing event in which competitors descend a ramp, launch into the air, and are scored for the distance and style of their jump.
A mechanical system in skiing and snowboarding that carries riders uphill to the slopes, typically on chairs, a gondola, or a surface tow.
A pole used by a skier to help with balance, propulsion, and turning while skiing.
A skiing or snowboarding race in which competitors descend a course by zigzagging between closely spaced gates.
A skiing or snowboarding competition course with jumps, rails, and other obstacles on which riders perform tricks.