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Sense: 1
Date:
1800-1900
Origin:
Probably from
French
poque, card game like poker.
Sense: 2
Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
poke
poker
noun
Related topics:
Cards
,
Household
pok‧er
1
[
uncountable
]
DGC
a card game that people usually play for money
:
Can you
play poker
?
2
[
countable
]
DH
a metal stick used to move coal or wood in a fire to make it burn better
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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