ante- in Irish
ante- in Irish is ur- — ante- means the amount a player must put into the pot before a hand of cards is dealt.
ante- in Irish
ur-
(non-productive) Prior to in time.
What does "ante-" mean?
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noun The amount a player must put into the pot before a hand of cards is dealt.
"Each player tossed in a dollar ante before the dealer handed out the cards."
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verb To put money into the pot before play begins, or more generally, to commit money or effort up front.
"You have to ante up before you can see your cards."
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ante- in a sentence
- Each player tossed in a dollar ante before the dealer handed out the cards.
- The ante doubled every hour to keep the tournament moving.
- You have to ante up before you can see your cards.
- The company had to ante up a lot of cash before the project even started.
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What is "ante-" in Irish?
"ante-" in Irish is ur-. ante- means: The amount a player must put into the pot before a hand of cards is dealt.
How do you use "ante-" in a sentence?
Example: "Each player tossed in a dollar ante before the dealer handed out the cards." In Irish, "ante-" is ur-.
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