bisquer

noun

bisquer

noun

Etymology From bisque + -er.

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Hobbies, Lifestyle, Sports In compounds A person given a certain number or kind of bisques or advantages.

  • Starting the game as a twelve bisquer in 1908, the progress of Miss W. A. Blood, the eldest of the trio, was nothing beyond the normal […]1913, Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, volume 79, page 68:
  • Compilation of "hints" to Long-Bisquers who need to amend their tactical shortcomings, told with professional authority.1992, Nancy L. Rhoades, Croquet: An Annotated Bibliography, page 21:

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