Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who blows a trump; a trumpeter.
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Examples
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The latter is this more cultural aspect, which is the sort of culture war, you know, you're a know nothing redneck bible trumper and I'm an effete latte sipping -- you know?
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The latter is this more cultural aspect, which is the sort of culture war, you know, you're a know nothing redneck bible trumper and I'm an effete latte sipping -- you know?
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The minimum trick-taking ability with which an original suit declaration is made being appreciably greater than the number of tricks contained in a border-line No-trumper, the former should be assisted with less strength than is required to advance the latter.
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The other three players having shown weakness, or, at least, the absence of offensive strength, the Fourth Hand almost invariably has a No-trumper of such strength that his pathway is plain.
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Dealer may be taking desperate chances with a weak No-trumper, and the balance of strength may be with his partner and himself, in which case it is important for him now to show his colors; yet he must always keep in mind that conservatism, in the long run, is the main factor of
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For example, the minimum strength of a No-trumper composed of one face card more than the average is an Ace in one suit;
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The Declarer generally has a greater opportunity to display skill in the play of a suit declaration than of a No-trumper.
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Any hand containing a face card or Ace above this average is a No-trumper, whenever it complies with the other above-mentioned requirements.
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It frequently keeps the adverse No-trumper from going game to have the right suit called originally -- otherwise, the Dealer has to lead his own suit, and when the Third Hand is without strength in it, such a lead greatly facilitates the Declarer.
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The Declarer is playing a No-trumper, and the opening is the Knave of Hearts.
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