Crossword clues for trey
trey
- Three-spot domino
- Small club?
- Small club or spade
- Phish guitarist Anastasio
- Part of the deck
- Low blackjack card
- Long shot, in hoops
- Long basket, in basketball lingo
- It tops a deuce
- It barely beats a deuce
- Hardly a large diamond
- Four is superior to it
- Domino with three pips
- Domino end with three dots
- Diamond with three pips
- Deuce edger
- Club with three pips
- Card number three
- Card not used in pinochle
- ''South Park'' co-creator Parker
- Whist-ful card?
- War underdog
- War loser, probably
- Valuable red card in canasta
- Unlikely trick taker
- Three, on "World Poker Tour"
- Three, in a casino
- Three-spot in a hand
- Three playing cards?
- Three pip-per
- Three from beyond the arc
- Three card
- Third-generation nickname
- There's only one card it can beat
- Swish from beyond the arc
- Successful shot from downtown, in basketball lingo
- South Park's Parker
- Songz of many songs
- Small diamond, perhaps
- Small diamond
- Slangy low card
- Shot from downtown
- Shooting guard's specialty, slangily
- Second-lowest poker card
- Rare trick-taking card
- Probable loser in War
- Phish leader Anastasio
- Part of the lowest possible straight
- One side of a die
- Nickname for Junior's boy
- Nickname for a III
- Lowly deck card
- Lowball asset
- Low-ranking card
- Low lead in bridge
- Low end of a 7-high straight
- Loser to a four
- Long-range basket, in hoops lingo
- Likely loser in bridge
- It won't take much, in a way
- It usually loses in war
- It has pips
- It has few pips
- It doesn't take much on a card table
- Infrequent trick taker
- Hoops shot from behind the arc
- Good lowball card
- Four-spot's inferior
- ESPN sportscaster Wingo
- Domino face, maybe
- Deuce's follower
- Deuce plus one
- Deuce and a half-deuce
- Deuce and a half deuce
- Certain domino
- Certain card in canasta
- Card whose pips are aligned in a single column
- Card unlikely to take a trick
- Card that's slightly higher than a deuce
- Card that can't form a canasta
- Card that beats a deuce
- Card stronger than a deuce
- Card sounding like a platter
- Card not worth much
- Card just above a deuce
- Card in a baby straight
- Cager's long shot
- Basket shot from behind the arc, in hoops slang
- Basket made from "downtown," say
- Basket from downtown
- Anastasio of noodling
- A playing card
- A four beats it
- A card
- "The Book of Mormon" cowriter Parker
- "The Book of Mormon" co-creator Parker
- "The Book of Mormon" and "South Park" cocreator Parker
- "Na Na" singer ___ Songz
- "Bottoms Up" singer ___ Songz
- 'South Park' co-creator Parker
- Deuce topper, in cards
- Small club, say
- One more than 47-Down
- Rare trick-taker
- Yarborough component, perhaps
- Rare trick taker
- It's just over 14-Across
- Low card in a seven-high straight
- It takes two?
- It's no honor
- It doesn't take much?
- Low part of a hand
- Three in a casino
- Three, in cards
- Long basket, in basketball slang
- Deuce taker
- Long basket, in hoops lingo
- Small diamond?
- Four's inferior
- Certain domino number
- Three-point shot, in hoops slang
- Small heart, say
- Uncommon trick taker
- Part of a low straight
- It rarely takes anything
- Card below a four
- Card above a deuce
- Low club
- Two topper
- ESPN anchor Wingo
- Deuce beater, barely
- Three-point shot, in slang
- One before four
- It's in the cards
- Long shot, in hoops lingo
- "South Park" writer Parker
- Smaller cousin of a four-in-hand?
- Loser in war, usually
- Deuce follower, in cards
- Shot from behind the arc, informally
- Card that just beats a deuce
- Noted fountain name
- One of four playing cards in a deck having three pips
- The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
- Playing card
- A card not in a pinochle deck
- Canasta card
- Deuce's topper
- Three-spotted domino
- Three spot
- Die side
- Three-pip card
- Poker card
- It contains three pips
- Three-pipped side of a die
- Dice throw
- Two taker
- Ace, deuce, ___
- One of 52
- Canasta item
- Card higher than a deuce
- Card with three pips
- Deuce's superior
- It follows the deuce
- It beats a deuce in most games
- It beats the deuce
- Yarborough card
- Domino side
- "South Park" co-creator Parker
- Low poker card
- Part of a low poker straight
- Bridge card
- Middling domino
- Deuce defeater
- Phish's Anastasio
- Low playing card
- War loser, usually
- Small deck member
- Card that rarely wins tricks
- A low card
- Three, to a poker player
- Three, in a deck of cards
- Three-pointer, in hoops lingo
- Three in a deck
- Spot card
- Small spade?
- Small card
- Rummy card
- Parker of "South Park"
- Nickname for Jr.'s son
- Lowly domino
- Good card for lowball
- Card with three spots
- Card over a deuce
- Beater of a deuce
- Anastasio of Phish
- Three, to a dealer
- Three, to a card player
- Three, in poker
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Trey \Trey\, n. [OF. treis three, F. trois, L. tres. See Three, and cf. Tray-trip.] Three, at cards, dice, or dominoes; a card, die, or domino of three spots or pips.
Seven is my chance and thine is cinq and trey.
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., "card, die, or domino with three spots," from Anglo-French, Old French treis (Modern French trois), oblique case of treie "three," from Latin tria (neuter) "three" (see three). In slang use for "three (of anything)" from 1887.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context slang English) A playing card with the rank of three. 2 A score of three in cards, dice, or dominoes. 3 (context US Canada basketball informal English) A three-pointer. 4 (context informal English) The third bearer of the same personal name in a family, often denoted by suffixed Roman numeral III.
WordNet
Wikipedia
A trey is a three in playing cards, dice, or dominoes, similar to the more familiar ace for one and deuce for two. It comes from Old French treis, meaning three. It is also a common nickname for those who are the third of their name. For example, it is William Henry ("Bill") Gates III's family nickname.
Trey may also refer to:
Usage examples of "trey".
There, was one bloke in my group, Trey, who was so hyper and revved up that he ended up doing everything the wrong way around.
Gap, attesting to his apprehension of Trey in the act of shoplifting last June.
Trey teased lightly, sliding down a fraction on the pillows piled behind his head.
Philip never confessed it, but he had settled for the bleak comfort of hopelessness the moment the voice of a WMTG newsreader coming from the portable radio on his desk had distracted his attention from an elaborate doodle with the announcement that a third name had been definitively added to that of Shane Auslander and Trey Wilk.
Trey, their deerhound, whined and pushed at their legs, but they barely noticed.
Trey long to purchase the flour and sugar, adding to his order some chewing tobbaco for Jiggers and a box of cheroots for his friend Matt Carlton.
Trey dashed his wash water onto a patch of brush and then settled down in front of the cookfire to watch Jiggers stir up a batch of skillet-bread dough.
When Jiggers banged on a pan a few hours later, announcing that breakfast was ready, Trey was tempted to leave the herd and ride with Lacey to the ranch.
Trey pushed the worrisome thoughts from his mind when he heard Jiggers making waking-up noises.
As Trey laid Lacey on the ground a safe distance away from the burning buildings, Jiggers came thundering up.
One spring day when Trey and his mother were riding into Marengo to pick up some supplies, they discovered why Bull had hoarded his money all these years.
She lay staring into the darkness, telling herself that when spring came and she left Marengo, Trey would be happy about her leaving.
Trey Huntington was behind the Avengers, but no one would ever come right out and say so.
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It was certainly odd that the one the Fagan woman had seen should present three spots so like those on the other paper, but people did sometimes throw treys at backgammon, and that which not rarely happened with two dice of six faces might happen if they had sixty or six hundred faces.