the turn
the turn
slang In Texas hold 'em (a variety of community card poker), the fourth card to be dealt face up following the flop. He got an ace on the turn, giving him a royal flush.
See also: turn
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
turn (away) (from someone or something)
to turn oneself to avoid someone or something. She turned away from me as I walked past, pretending not to see me. She turned from Ken and ran.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
turn
1. in. to go over to the other side, as with a spy or a criminal turning into an informer. (Underworld.) Is there a chance that Bart would turn?
2. tv. to corrupt someone; to turn someone to a life of crime. Pete was trying to turn a young kid.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- turn
- turn up
- turn it up
- turn on a dime
- turn (one's) back to (someone or something)
- up to bat
- at bat
- turn out
- turn someone out
- turn in