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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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The word of the day for 16 March, 2010:

Big Cat

Noun
A hand with no pair, no straight, and no flush in which King is the highest card and 8 is the lowest card; any one of the hands K-Q-J-10-8, K-Q-J-9-8, K-Q-10-9-8, K-J-10-9-8 without a flush; in a Cats and Dogs game, the hand ranking immediately below a Flush and immediately above a Little Cat.

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