card

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card

1. noun, informal A funny, clever, and entertaining person. Gosh, Sarah sure is a card, huh? She always cracks me up!

2. verb, informal To inspect someone's personal identification to verify that they are of legal age. The bouncer is carding everyone. There's no way he's going to let me in with this crappy fake ID. I'm nearly 35 years old, and I still get carded when I go out to the bar.

carded

Asked to show one's ID to prove that they are legally old enough to be in a particular place or doing a specific thing. I'm 30 years old, but I look so young that I get carded all the time. We'll never be able to get into the bar without being carded!

See also: card

carding

A type of fraud in which credit card, bank account, and other personal information is stolen and then sold, usually online. I'm worried that my bank information was stolen in a carding scheme.

See also: card

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

*card

Fig. an entertaining and clever person who says or does funny things. (*Typically: act like ~; be ~.) He is such a card. Always making jokes. Mary is a card, and she has to learn to take things seriously sometimes.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

card

verb

See phish

card

1. n. a funny person. Britney is such a card. She cracks me up.

2. tv. to check people’s ID cards for age or other eligibility. (see also carded.) They card everybody at the football games, even the parents.

3. Go to phish.

carded

and proofed

mod. [of an ID card] examined to determine whether one has reached the legal drinking age. Dave got carded at the party even though he is thirty and looks it. As soon as we were proofed, we got in and got some brews.

See also: card

carding

verb

See spoofing

See also: card

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See:

a calling card
a card up (one's) sleeve
a card-carrying member (of something)
a dance card
a few cards short of a (full) deck
a few cards shy of a (full) deck
a hole card
a house of cards
a wild card
a wild card word for words beginning with
a/your trump card
be a card-carrying member (of something)
be in a tizzle
be on the cards
be one card short of a full deck
be one card shy of a (full) deck
be several cards short of a (full) deck
be several cards short of a full deck
bizzle
bizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
calling card
card
card counting
card in
card out
card up one's sleeve
card up sleeve
card-carrying
card-carrying member
carded
carding
cards are stacked against
cards on the table, to lay/put one's
chizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
count cards
counting cards
dance card
dance card is full, my
dizzle
dizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
drawing card
face card
few bricks short of a load
fizzle
get (one's) cards
get out of jail free card
get your cards
gizzle
gizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
go in with good cards
have (all) the cards
have a card up (one's) sleeve
have a card up your sleeve
have the cards stacked against
have the cards stacked against (someone or something)
have the cards stacked up against (someone or something)
hizzle
hizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
hold (all) the cards
hold (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
hold all the aces
hold all the cards
hole card
house of cards
idiot card
in the cards
jizzle
jizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
keep (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
keep (one's) cards close to (one's) vest
keep your cards close to your chest
keep/hold/play your cards close to your chest
kizzle
kizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
lay (one's) cards on the table
lay cards on the table
lay one's cards on the table
lay your cards on the table
left one's calling card
like showing a card trick to a dog
like showing a dog a card trick
lizzle
lizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
lose (one's) v-card
lucky at cards, unlucky in love
mark (one's) card
mark someone's card
mizzle
mizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
on the cards
one card shy of a (full) deck
paint card
phish
pizzle
pizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
play (one's) ace (card)
play (one's) cards close to (one's) chest
play (one's) cards close to (one's) vest
play (one's) cards right
play (one's) cards well
play (one's) trump card
play cards
play cards close to chest
play cards right
play it close to one's chest
play one's cards close to one's chest, to
play one's cards right
play one's cards right/well, to
play the (something) card
play the card
play the gender card
play the race card
play trump card
play your cards close to your chest
play your cards right
put (one's) cards on the table
put your cards on the table
put/lay your cards on the table
race card
reveal (one's) cards
rizzle
rizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
several cards short of a (full) deck
show (one's) cards
shuffle the cards
sizzle
sizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
someone's trump card
speak by the card
spoofing
stack the cards
stack the cards (against someone or something)
stack the cards in the favor of (someone or something)
the (something) card
the cards are stacked against (someone or something)
the cards are stacked in (someone's or something's) favor
the cards are stacked in favor of (someone or something)
the cards beat all the players
the cards/odds are stacked against somebody/something
the cards/odds are stacked in favour of somebody/something
the race card
tizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
trump card
v-card
vizzle
vizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
wild card
wizzle
wizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
yizzle a wild card word for words beginning with
zizzle
zizzle a wild card word for words beginning with

References in classic literature

"So you are not afraid to play with me?" repeated Dolokhov, and as if about to tell a good story he put down the cards, leaned back in his chair, and began deliberately with a smile:

"Oh, those Moscow gossips!" said Dolokhov, and he took up the cards with a smile.

War and Peace

"Why, this is Count de Coude, of France." "If I am mistaken," said the accuser, "I shall gladly apologize; but before I do so first let monsieur le count explain the extra cards which I saw him drop into his side pocket."

"There are no cards in my coat," and with that he ran his hand into his pocket.

"Gentlemen," he continued, "monsieur le count did not know that those cards were in his pocket.

The Return of Tarzan

Kearns, with every eye upon him, looked at his two-card draw, counted the other three to dispel any doubt of holding more than five cards, and wrote on a betting slip.

He likewise examined his draw and counted his five cards.

Simultaneously and in silence they faced their cards on the table, while a general tiptoeing and craning of necks took place among the onlookers.

Burning Daylight

The means of happiness are on the cards and the dice.

'If you're not coming yourself, give us the cards, will you?'

The Old Curiosity Shop

"Nothing can make matters worse than they are," she thought, despairingly, as Arnold dealt the cards for her.

Arnold looked at his hand--and "proposed." Anne declined to change the cards. Arnold announced, with undiminished good-humor, that he saw his way clearly, now, to losing the game, and then played his first card--the Queen of Trumps!

Man And Wife

No one made any objection but Marianne, who with her usual inattention to the forms of general civility, exclaimed, "Your Ladyship will have the goodness to excuse ME--you know I detest cards. I shall go to the piano-forte; I have not touched it since it was tuned." And without farther ceremony, she turned away and walked to the instrument.

Sense and Sensibility

When he had finished, Trent took up the cards, which he had shuffled for Poker, and dealt them out for Patience.

Then he shrugged his shoulders and gathered up the cards.

A Millionaire of Yesterday

词组	card
释义	card Related to card: birthday card, card games card 1. noun, informal A funny, clever, and entertaining person. Gosh, Sarah sure is a card, huh? She always cracks me up! 2. verb, informal To inspect someone's personal identification to verify that they are of legal age. The bouncer is carding everyone. There's no way he's going to let me in with this crappy fake ID. I'm nearly 35 years old, and I still get carded when I go out to the bar. carded Asked to show one's ID to prove that they are legally old enough to be in a particular place or doing a specific thing. I'm 30 years old, but I look so young that I get carded all the time. We'll never be able to get into the bar without being carded! See also: card carding A type of fraud in which credit card, bank account, and other personal information is stolen and then sold, usually online. I'm worried that my bank information was stolen in a carding scheme. See also: card Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. card Fig.* an entertaining and clever person who says or does funny things. (Typically: act like ~; be ~.) He is such a card. Always making jokes. Mary is a card, and she has to learn to take things seriously sometimes. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. card verb* See phish card 1. n. a funny person. Britney is such a card. She cracks me up. 2. tv. to check people’s ID cards for age or other eligibility. (see also carded.) They card everybody at the football games, even the parents. 3. Go to phish. carded and proofed mod. [of an ID card] examined to determine whether one has reached the legal drinking age. Dave got carded at the party even though he is thirty and looks it. As soon as we were proofed, we got in and got some brews. See also: card carding verb See spoofing See also: card McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See: a calling card a card up (one's) sleeve a card-carrying member (of something) a dance card a few cards short of a (full) deck a few cards shy of a (full) deck a hole card a house of cards a wild card a wild card word for words beginning with a/your trump card be a card-carrying member (of something) be in a tizzle be on the cards be one card short of a full deck be one card shy of a (full) deck be several cards short of a (full) deck be several cards short of a full deck bizzle bizzle a wild card word for words beginning with calling card card card counting card in card out card up one's sleeve card up sleeve card-carrying card-carrying member carded carding cards are stacked against cards on the table, to lay/put one's chizzle a wild card word for words beginning with count cards counting cards dance card dance card is full, my dizzle dizzle a wild card word for words beginning with drawing card face card few bricks short of a load fizzle get (one's) cards get out of jail free card get your cards gizzle gizzle a wild card word for words beginning with go in with good cards have (all) the cards have a card up (one's) sleeve have a card up your sleeve have the cards stacked against have the cards stacked against (someone or something) have the cards stacked up against (someone or something) hizzle hizzle a wild card word for words beginning with hold (all) the cards hold (one's) cards close to (one's) chest hold all the aces hold all the cards hole card house of cards idiot card in the cards jizzle jizzle a wild card word for words beginning with keep (one's) cards close to (one's) chest keep (one's) cards close to (one's) vest keep your cards close to your chest keep/hold/play your cards close to your chest kizzle kizzle a wild card word for words beginning with lay (one's) cards on the table lay cards on the table lay one's cards on the table lay your cards on the table left one's calling card like showing a card trick to a dog like showing a dog a card trick lizzle lizzle a wild card word for words beginning with lose (one's) v-card lucky at cards, unlucky in love mark (one's) card mark someone's card mizzle mizzle a wild card word for words beginning with on the cards one card shy of a (full) deck paint card phish pizzle pizzle a wild card word for words beginning with play (one's) ace (card) play (one's) cards close to (one's) chest play (one's) cards close to (one's) vest play (one's) cards right play (one's) cards well play (one's) trump card play cards play cards close to chest play cards right play it close to one's chest play one's cards close to one's chest, to play one's cards right play one's cards right/well, to play the (something) card play the card play the gender card play the race card play trump card play your cards close to your chest play your cards right put (one's) cards on the table put your cards on the table put/lay your cards on the table race card reveal (one's) cards rizzle rizzle a wild card word for words beginning with several cards short of a (full) deck show (one's) cards shuffle the cards sizzle sizzle a wild card word for words beginning with someone's trump card speak by the card spoofing stack the cards stack the cards (against someone or something) stack the cards in the favor of (someone or something) the (something) card the cards are stacked against (someone or something) the cards are stacked in (someone's or something's) favor the cards are stacked in favor of (someone or something) the cards beat all the players the cards/odds are stacked against somebody/something the cards/odds are stacked in favour of somebody/something the race card tizzle a wild card word for words beginning with trump card v-card vizzle vizzle a wild card word for words beginning with wild card wizzle wizzle a wild card word for words beginning with yizzle a wild card word for words beginning with zizzle zizzle a wild card word for words beginning with References in classic literature "So you are not afraid to play with me?" repeated Dolokhov, and as if about to tell a good story he put down the cards, leaned back in his chair, and began deliberately with a smile: "Oh, those Moscow gossips!" said Dolokhov, and he took up the cards with a smile. War and Peace "Why, this is Count de Coude, of France." "If I am mistaken," said the accuser, "I shall gladly apologize; but before I do so first let monsieur le count explain the extra cards which I saw him drop into his side pocket." "There are no cards in my coat," and with that he ran his hand into his pocket. "Gentlemen," he continued, "monsieur le count did not know that those cards were in his pocket. The Return of Tarzan Kearns, with every eye upon him, looked at his two-card draw, counted the other three to dispel any doubt of holding more than five cards, and wrote on a betting slip. He likewise examined his draw and counted his five cards. Simultaneously and in silence they faced their cards on the table, while a general tiptoeing and craning of necks took place among the onlookers. Burning Daylight The means of happiness are on the cards and the dice. 'If you're not coming yourself, give us the cards, will you?' The Old Curiosity Shop "Nothing can make matters worse than they are," she thought, despairingly, as Arnold dealt the cards for her. Arnold looked at his hand--and "proposed." Anne declined to change the cards. Arnold announced, with undiminished good-humor, that he saw his way clearly, now, to losing the game, and then played his first card--the Queen of Trumps! Man And Wife No one made any objection but Marianne, who with her usual inattention to the forms of general civility, exclaimed, "Your Ladyship will have the goodness to excuse ME--you know I detest cards. I shall go to the piano-forte; I have not touched it since it was tuned." And without farther ceremony, she turned away and walked to the instrument. Sense and Sensibility When he had finished, Trent took up the cards, which he had shuffled for Poker, and dealt them out for Patience. Then he shrugged his shoulders and gathered up the cards. A Millionaire of Yesterday
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