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bunco ○ USB modif bunco thief arnaqueur ○ m ; bunco trick arnaque ○ f ; bunco card game partie f d'entourloupe ○.C vtr (3e pers sg prés buncos ; prét, pp buncoed) arnaquer ○ ; to bunco sb out of sth arnaquer qn de qch. -
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buncos — bun·co || bʌŋkəʊ v. cheat, swindle, defraud, deceive n. swindling game; cheater, swindler (in card games); deceit, fraud … English contemporary dictionary
bunco — or bunko noun (plural buncos or bunkos) Etymology: perhaps alteration of Spanish banca bench, banking, bank in gambling, from Italian more at bank Date: 1872 a swindling game or scheme • bunco transitive verb … New Collegiate Dictionary
Bunco — (also Bunko and Bonko) is a parlour game played in teams with three dice. A winning throw in Bunco is to throw three of a kind of a specified number.According to the World Bunco Association [ [http://www.worldbunco.com/history1.html] World Bunco… … Wikipedia
bunco — /bung koh/, n., pl. buncos, v., buncoed, buncoing. Informal. bunko. * * * … Universalium
bunco N. Amer. — bunco N. Amer. informal noun (plural buncos) a swindle or confidence trick. verb (buncoes, buncoing, buncoed) dated swindle or cheat. Origin C19: perh. from Sp. banca, a card game … English new terms dictionary
bunco — ☆ bunco [buŋ′kō ] n. pl. buncos [c. 1875 < Sp banca, card game < It, BANK1] Informal a swindle, esp. at a card game or lottery; confidence game vt. buncoed, buncoing Informal to swindle; cheat … English World dictionary