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quadrille$65963$ - translation to English
CARD GAME
Captive Queens; Quadrille (Patience); Royal Quadrille
quadrille
n. quadrille (dans voor 4 paren; kaartenspel voor 4 spelers)
graph paper
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PAPER WITH A GRID OR OTHER PRINT TO SUPPORT DRAWING MATHEMATICAL GRAPHS
Quad-ruled paper; Quad paper; Log paper; Log graph paper; Index paper; Isometric graph paper; Graphing paper; Engineering pad; Engineering paper; Engineering graph paper; Grid paper; Coordinate paper; Quadrille paper; Square paper; Checkered paper; Draft:Millimeter paper; Millimeter paper
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Definition
quadrille
(quadrilles)
A quadrille is a type of old-fashioned dance for four or more couples.
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Wikipedia
Quadrille (patience)
Quadrille is the name of two loosely related card games of the Patience or solitaire type which are often confused. Both use a pack of 52 playing cards. The earlier one was also known as La Française ("the Frenchwoman") or Royal Quadrille, the slightly later one as Captive Queens. The name is derived from the desired outcome of the earlier game in which the four Kings and Queens are arranged in a square formation as in the European dance of quadrille that was fashionable in the 18th and 19th centuries.
