poker in Latin
poker in Latin is rutābulum — poker means a metal rod used to stir and adjust burning coals or logs in a fire.
poker in Latin
rutābulum
What does "poker" mean?
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noun A metal rod used to stir and adjust burning coals or logs in a fire.
"Please use the poker to push the logs back into the middle of the fire."
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noun A card game in which players bet on the strength of their hands.
"My uncle taught me how to play poker on a rainy holiday."
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poker in a sentence
- Please use the poker to push the logs back into the middle of the fire.
- The brass poker hung beside the fireplace next to a small shovel.
- My uncle taught me how to play poker on a rainy holiday.
- Do you want to join our weekly poker night at Sam's house?
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What is "poker" in Latin?
"poker" in Latin is rutābulum. poker means: A metal rod used to stir and adjust burning coals or logs in a fire.
How do you use "poker" in a sentence?
Example: "Please use the poker to push the logs back into the middle of the fire." In Latin, "poker" is rutābulum.
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