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Broderick Crawford

Broderick Crawford noun: two pair tens and fours.

Noun

Broderick Crawford (plural Broderick Crawfords)

  1. (slang) Two pair tens and fours.
  2. (slang) A ten and a four as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em.

Forms of Broderick Crawford

pluralBroderick Crawfords

Origin of Broderick Crawford

Named after the actor Broderick Crawford, known for using the police code ten-four in the 1950s TV series Highway Patrol.

Questions about Broderick Crawford

What does Broderick Crawford mean?
Broderick Crawford means two pair tens and fours.
What part of speech is Broderick Crawford?
Broderick Crawford is a noun.
What is the plural of Broderick Crawford?
The plural of Broderick Crawford is Broderick Crawfords.

Words near Broderick Crawford in the dictionary

  1. brodeo
  2. brodeos
  3. brodequin
  4. brodequins
  5. broderick
  6. Broderick Crawford
  7. Broderick Crawfords
  8. brodericked
  9. brodericking
  10. brodericks
  11. broderie

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