psychic bid
psychic bid noun: a bid in contract bridge made to mislead one's opponents into thinking a hand is more powerful than it actually is.
Noun
psychic bid (plural psychic bids)
- A bid in contract bridge made to mislead one's opponents into thinking a hand is more powerful than it actually is.
- Synonyms:
- psych
Synonyms of psychic bid
Forms of psychic bid
| plural | psychic bids |
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Questions about psychic bid
- What does psychic bid mean?
- Psychic bid means a bid in contract bridge made to mislead one's opponents into thinking a hand is more powerful than it actually is.
- What part of speech is psychic bid?
- Psychic bid is a noun.
- What is the plural of psychic bid?
- The plural of psychic bid is psychic bids.
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