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trey
[ trey ]
noun
- a playing card or a die having three pips.
trey
/ treɪ /
noun
- any card or dice throw with three spots
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of trey1
Example Sentences
He fell short, taking in less than half that amount, but his haul was enough to scare his primary opponent, Trey Grayson.
Trey was born on a cold February morning the same week Nelson Mandela walked out of a South African prison after 26 years.
Trey and his girlfriend hurried to his car parked on the street and left.
That was the deal the lawyer worked out: a plea of guilty in exchange for the record being expunged if Trey stayed out of trouble.
As Trey grew older, his hunger for a father seemed to be the driving force of his young life.
She ran the household, but had likewise a decided mania for lottery, and always for the same numbers; she "nursed a trey."
Presently Portlaw began in a babyish-irritated voice: "I've buried the deuce and trey of diamonds, and blocked myself—"
Why don't you change the trey of hearts to the place that suits you?
Deuces: move two on the four-point in your inner table, and two on the trey-point in your opponent's inner table.
Fives: move two men from the five in your adversary's outer table to the trey-point in your inner table.
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