double-deal

Verb

double deal (third-person singular simple present double deals, present participle double dealing, simple past and past participle double dealt)

1. To deal the top and bottom cards from a deck to a confederate in a card game as if they were one card.
   • Barely looking up from his smooth hands and the cards they held, the gambler said, “You're not a good enough cardplayer I'd have to double deal you."2003, Bill Brooks, Law for Hire, page 102
2. To cheat by trickery.

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