Pronunciation: /juːkər/
noun a card game, usually for two to four players, played with the 32 highest cards in the deck
A1 I learned how to play euchre at my friend's house.
A2 Euchre is a popular card game in the Midwest.
B1 We often gather at the pub to play euchre on Friday nights.
B2 Playing euchre competitively requires a good understanding of the rules.
C1 Euchre tournaments are held regularly in our community.
C2 His skill at euchre is unmatched, making him the champion of the club.
verb None
A1 I euchre my friends every time we play cards.
A2 She euchred her opponent by playing a high card.
B1 They often euchre each other in friendly games.
B2 He managed to euchre his way to victory in the tournament.
C1 The skilled player was able to euchre his opponents with ease.
C2 She has a reputation for being able to euchre even the most experienced players.
adjective None
A1 I learned how to play euchre at a family gathering.
A2 She invited me to join a euchre tournament at the local community center.
B1 The euchre game was intense, with players strategizing their moves carefully.
B2 After practicing for weeks, I finally felt confident enough to compete in the euchre championship.
C1 His euchre skills were unmatched, earning him the title of grandmaster.
C2 The euchre club held weekly meetings to hone their abilities and compete against each other.
adverb None
A1 I euchre played with my friends last night.
A2 She euchre skillfully outsmarted her opponents.
B1 They euchre strategically planned their moves during the game.
B2 He euchre confidently won the tournament.
C1 The team euchre expertly executed their game plan.
C2 She euchre effortlessly dominated the competition.
pronoun None
A1 I euchre.
A2 She euchres him in every game they play.
B1 We euchre our opponents with strategic moves.
B2 The team euchred their way to victory in the tournament.
C1 Euchre yourself into a winning position.
C2 Euchre them out of the deal by negotiating a better offer.
preposition None
A1 I euchre my way through the crowded market to find my friend.
A2 She euchred her way into getting a discount on the new phone.
B1 The team euchred their opponents with a clever strategy.
B2 He managed to euchre his boss into giving him a raise.
C1 The politician tried to euchre the public with false promises.
C2 She was able to euchre her way into the exclusive club with her connections.
conjunction None
A1 I don't know how to play euchre, but I would like to learn.
A2 We can play euchre after dinner if everyone is interested.
B1 Let's play euchre before we start the barbecue.
B2 I enjoy playing euchre with my friends on weekends.
C1 Euchre is a popular card game in the Midwest, especially in Michigan.
C2 Although I prefer poker, I will euchre if that's what everyone else wants to play.
interjection None
A1 Euchre! I can't believe I won that game.
A2 Euchre, that was a close call!
B1 Euchre, I'm not sure if I should bid or pass.
B2 Euchre! I can't believe I got euchred by my own partner.
C1 Euchre, I haven't played this game in years.
C2 Euchre, it's always fun to play a game with friends.
article None
A1 I learned how to play euchre with my family during the holidays.
A2 Do you want to join us for a game of euchre after dinner?
B1 Euchre is a popular card game in the Midwest region of the United States.
B2 I have been practicing my euchre skills so I can compete in the upcoming tournament.
C1 The euchre club meets every Thursday evening at the community center.
C2 After years of playing euchre, I have become quite skilled at predicting my opponents' moves.
formal The euchre tournament will be held at the country club next weekend.
informal Hey, do you want to play a game of euchre after dinner?
slang I'm totally going to euchre my friends in our next card game.
figurative The rival company tried to euchre our business deal, but we were able to negotiate a better offer.
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