English to Latin Meaning of bff - bff

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(1) In the United States the most popular form is the two-handed game, known as rubicon bezique , in which four 32-card packs are shuffled together.(2) Ana called, ‘I was just asking Alexei if he wanted to play bezique .’(3) The Queen of spades and the Jack of diamonds is the bezique . Simple bezique values in 40 points. Double bezique values in 500 points.(4) A double bezique scores 500 only if all four cards are declared together.(5) Lord Paulyn insisted upon playing bezique in a remote corner with Elizabeth, leaving Diana and Hilda to languish in solitude on one of the Grecian couches.(6) Grandmother spent her afternoons with other local ladies, mostly of her age, smoking cigarettes and playing bezique .(7) Bezique is the queen of spades and knave of diamonds, for which the holder scores 40 points.(8) In like manner, a card which has once figured in " Bezique " cannot be used to form part of a second Bezique, though it may be used to score Double Bezique.(9) Bezique in its original version was soon taken up by the UK and became an extremely popular game in the mid-Nineteenth Century.(10) This same Queen cannot be paired with a different Jack, but can be used for a Double Bezique with its original partner.

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Ooh, "Dave." Sounds like Leonard's got a new BFF.

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