Poker

What do we mean by poker?

A metal rod, generally of wrought iron, for adjusting the burning logs or coals in a fire; a firestick.

A tool like a soldering iron for making poker drawings.

One who pokes.

A kind of duck, the pochard.

Some thing for a fire to poke the fire wood or a card game wich usally involves gambling for money or not Urban Dictionary

Consequence to the action of asking a girl or woman out on a date. Urban Dictionary

When you have an accidental erection while in close proximity to people and accidentally poke someone with it. Urban Dictionary

What you call it when two people virtually "poke" each other on Facebook for a time period both users should be embarrassed of Urban Dictionary

1) The addictive card game that will eventually be the ultimate downfall of about 10% of college students. There are hundreds of variations. 2) To slip the dick to a female in any orifice. Urban Dictionary

A game of skill played with a normal deck of playing cards but often incorrectly considered a game of chance by 95% of the population who can't play the game properly and those politician's who feel that 10 Million to One odds on a state lottery ticket is morally acceptable while poker is not. You can make a living playing poker - those that understand the game do so regularly - while no one I know ever made a living playing the lottery. Urban Dictionary

N. A sufficient way of losing all of your money, five dollars at a time. Urban Dictionary

A very profitable game for psychics. Urban Dictionary

The card game that keeps you hooked and takes all your savings until you live in your parent's basement. Urban Dictionary

A game which unfortunately has become very popular. All these newbies suck and are easy pickings. I guess that means guys like me that have been playing for 11 years can make even more money than ever. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to poker:
poker, power, poke, piker, poser, joker, pokey, poler, porker, poked, toker, oker, poder, coker, roker, pokier, pokes, poner, pover, porer, hoker, poter, puker, loker, poket, boker, pocker, peker, yoker, poer, poyer, pker, foker, koker, poken, paker.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word poker:
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Words that rhyme with poker:
broker, mediocre, ochre, ocher, stoker, joker, choker, oaker, stroker, smoker, stockbroker, croaker, soaker, nonsmoker, bowker, coker, real estate broker, power broker, croker, practical joker, zocor, loker, ship broker, insurance broker, bokor, boker, cigarette smoker, white croaker, atlantic croaker, yellow ochre, marriage broker, pipe smoker, hoecker, cigar smoker, boecker, kocur, stoecker, folker, koker, kolker, kroeker, roecker, noecker, awoke her, boeker, broecker, broeker, broke her, choke her, cloak her, coe kerr, evoke her, exbroker, invoke her, joe kerr, joke her, koh ker, munro kerr, poke her, provoke her, rapoca, revoke her, schmoker, smoke her, soak her, spoke her, stoke her, stroke her, woke her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe poker:
hot, red, little, heavy, online, stakes, long, holy, video, straight, ante, real, limit, much, heated, regular, fire, handed, big, stud, live, serious, played, wooden, blackjack, bent, ordinary, strip, draw, night, rusty, handled, glowing, electronic, iron, cold, twisted, solid, diplomatic, huge, thick, enough, attenuated, warm, sword, internet, bright, crooked, dirty, busy, cool, cent, caribou, rebellious, friendly, bloody, whiskey, fashioned, honest, tiny, cutthroat.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective poker:
players, chips, games, game, face, player, hands, hand, night, faces, playing, flat, work, table, chip, club, tournaments, test, environment, rules, spine, faced, model, essays, plant, parties, party, family, rooms, husbands, winnings, dice, experts, boy, session, combination, etiquette, back, writers, red, champion, variations, books, flats, machine, nation, stacks, stakes.

Consonant match to poker:
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Words that sound like poker:
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