trumping (Also trumpings) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to trumping

  • ruff«
  • trump«
  • scoop«
  • outdo«
  • outflank«
  • best«
  • trump out«
  • trumping«
  • outmaneuver«
  • outsmart«
  • outmanoeuvre«
  • trump card«
  • overtrump«
  • crossruff«
  • trumpet«
  • cornet«
  • horn«
  • outgeneral«
  • cornetist«
  • serpent«
  • card game«
  • cards«
  • trumpeter«
  • rouge et noir«
  • rummy«
  • rum«
  • sevens«
  • piquet«
  • bugler«
  • patience«
  • cribbage«
  • pinochle«
  • baccarat«
  • euchre«
  • chemin de fer«
  • three-card monte«
  • old maid«
  • boodle«
  • nap«
  • whist«
  • short whist«
  • long whist«
  • vingt-et-un«
  • trente-et-quarante«
  • strip-Jack-naked«
  • pisha paysha«
  • pinocle«
  • penuchle«
  • high-low-jack«
  • four-card monte«
  • fantan«
  • ecarte«
  • bezique«
  • beggar-my-neighbour«
  • beggar-my-neighbor«
  • all fours«
  • cassino«
  • blackjack«
  • solitaire«
  • monte«
  • poker game«
  • crib«
  • poker«
  • faro«
  • casino«
  • twenty-one«
  • stops«
  • five hundred«
  • parliament«
  • bridge«
  • vanquish«
  • meld«
  • penny ante poker«
  • penny ante«
  • unblock«
  • trounce«
  • bid«
  • cinch«
  • knock rummy«
  • gin rummy«
  • basket rummy«
  • gin«
  • high-low«
  • lurch«
  • skunk«
  • blow«
  • revoke«
  • canasta«
  • crush«
  • spade casino«
  • denote«
  • beat out«
  • beat«
  • dummy whist«
  • bridge whist«
  • seven-up«
  • crapette«
  • announce«
  • bluff out«
  • draw poker«
  • draw«
  • hearts«
  • move«
  • turn«
  • contract bridge«
  • contract«
  • trick«
  • straight poker«
  • go«
  • bluff«
  • bugle«
  • old sledge«
  • shell«
  • stud poker«
  • strip poker«
  • canfield«
  • auction pitch«
  • auction bridge«
  • auction«
  • royal casino«
  • sound«
  • play«
  • call«
  • check«
  • pitch«
  • music«
  • stud«
  • klondike«
  • exit«
  • outbid«
  • preempt«
  • squelch«
  • renege«
  • burble«
  • walloping«
  • whipping«
  • slosh«
  • rustle«
  • birr«
  • overwhelm«
  • outfight«
  • outstrip«
  • trouncing«
  • underbid«
  • immobilise«
  • outscore«
  • outplay«
  • babble«
  • whir«
  • clobber«
  • clang«
  • gurgle«
  • overpower«
  • overbid«
  • surmount«
  • snarl«
  • bidding«
  • immobilize«
  • resonate«
  • outgo«
  • debacle«
  • chatter«
  • drubbing«
  • chug«
  • vibrate«
  • whizz«
  • publicize«
  • slush«
  • plunk«
  • outperform«
  • clump«
  • thrashing«
  • whiz«
  • bidder«
  • purr«
  • grumble«
  • stalemate«
  • publicise«
  • whirr«
  • clunk«
  • four flush«
  • thrum«
  • eliminate«
  • whistling«
  • resound«
  • ripple«
  • heave«
  • surpass«
  • rack up«
  • mop up«
  • manoeuver«
  • clangor«
  • rout«
  • peal«
  • hum«
  • beating«
  • swoosh«
  • checkmate«
  • overcome«
  • denounce«
  • swish«
  • splat«
  • clank«
  • gasp«
  • serve«
  • outpoint«
  • pip«
  • cheat«
  • drub«
  • chink«
  • blare out«
  • blare«
  • down«
  • subdue«
  • honk«
  • buzz«
  • raise«
  • thrash«
  • reverberate«
  • cream«
  • tweet«
  • glug«
  • intonation«
  • chuff«
  • toot«
  • stopper«
  • whish«
  • advertise«
  • whomp«
  • clop«
  • vanquisher«
  • patter«
  • manoeuvre«
  • walk over«
  • get over«
  • suit«
  • minor suit«
  • major suit«
  • bell ringing«
  • ting«
  • chime«
  • bolivia«
  • defeat«
  • ping«
  • beep«
  • tink«
  • get the better of«
  • twang«
  • samba«
  • bubble«
  • twirp«
  • ticktack«
  • swosh«
  • spreadeagle«
  • spread-eagle«
  • splosh«
  • skirl«
  • pitter-patter«
  • overmaster«
  • outmatch«
  • outcall«
  • no-trump«
  • insufflate«
  • guggle«
  • four-flusher«
  • claxon«
  • clangour«
  • chouse«
  • bombinate«
  • bombilate«
  • advertize«
  • huff«
  • blat out«
  • slaughter«
  • ticktock«
  • whip«
  • exceed«
  • din«
  • make noise«
  • bluffer«
  • call out«
  • boom out«
  • blazon out«
  • carillon playing«
  • carillon«
  • tinkle«
  • splash«
  • tick«
  • rumble«
  • snap«
  • tap«
  • screw«
  • bang«
  • whistle«
  • lead«
  • click«
  • instrumentalist«
  • open«
  • crack«
  • thump«
  • get the jump«
  • get the best«
  • rattle«
  • cry«
  • lick«
  • sing«
  • double«
  • worst«
  • have the best«
  • puff«
  • bleep«
  • vocal music«
  • conqueror«
  • instrumental music«
  • operate«
  • report«
  • drone«
  • pant«
  • knock«
  • activity«
  • thud«
  • shutout«
  • maneuver«
  • pop«
  • attack«
  • playing card«
  • echo«
  • mate«
  • pink«
  • spell«
  • announcer«
  • musical«
  • master«
  • noise«
  • start«
  • caller«
  • jockey«
  • innings«
  • ring«
  • audio«
  • rap«
  • chicane«
  • at-bat«
  • cast«
  • brass instrument«
  • drum«
  • lap«
  • percussion«
  • brass«
  • player«
  • starting«
  • roll«
  • castle«
  • post«
  • bat«
  • boom«
  • crash«
  • tour«
  • musician«
  • shaft«
  • outweigh«
  • liveliness«
  • renege on«
  • publicizing«
  • overreach«
  • trampling«
  • dissonance«
  • concealing«
  • energizing«
  • readying«
  • steamroll«
  • splattering«
  • huffing«
  • whack«
  • zing«
  • outfox«
  • chicanery«
  • resonating chamber«
  • resonating«
  • clack«
  • outwit«
  • outshine«
  • pre-empt«
  • outshout«
  • dismantlement«
  • preemptive bid«
  • pushover«
  • clumping«
  • precedence«
  • drumbeat«
  • snorting«
  • ballyhoo«
  • trickery«
  • vibrancy«
  • wastefulness«
  • outsell«
  • murmuring«
  • vocalizing«
  • domesticity«
  • sputtering«
  • guile«
  • mystification«
  • wrongdoing«
  • droning«
  • clatter«
  • trickster«
  • didactics«
  • verbalization«
  • backfire«
  • continuance«
  • outpace«
  • clamor«
  • muttering«
  • shenanigan«
  • variance«
  • steamroller«
  • enjoyment«
  • trample«
  • cracker bonbon«
  • precentor«
  • cacophony«
  • dissipation«
  • dripping«
  • circumvent«
  • pealing«
  • backstop«
  • obfuscation«
  • outgrow«
  • gamble«
  • intone«
  • politics«
  • howl«
  • misconduct«
  • sizzle«
  • pedagogy«
  • swindle«
  • supplying«
  • sonority«
  • licking«
  • clopping«
  • cheater«
  • rustling«
  • expel«
  • activating«
  • ticking«
  • outdraw«
  • rippling«
  • grumbling«
  • overrun«
  • reverberating«
  • spattering«
  • popping«
  • deuce«
  • outcry«
  • joker«
  • seesaw«
  • delectation«
  • tweedle«
  • rook«
  • perturbation«
  • insufflation«
  • curl«
  • bully off«
  • doubling«
  • mensuration«
  • footstep«
  • committal to writing«
  • whine«
  • cracking«
  • doings«
  • gargle«
  • ding«
  • bassoonist«
  • slicker«
  • rattling«
  • unison«
  • puffing«
  • strike up«
  • line up«
  • counterplay«
  • clunking«
  • whirring«
  • dismantling«
  • murmur«
  • shame«
  • squeak«
  • clanger«
  • flutist«
  • inhibit«
  • rout out«
  • concealment«
  • panting«
  • whispering«
  • monotone«
  • sound reflection«
  • breeze«
  • crackle«
  • duck soup«
  • creak«
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