Repique

The die was cast the moment they made their respective declarations and he scored a repique, giving him ninety points. ❋ Sabrina Jeffries (2010)

Que repique mi verso duro y su rimar machaque igual que bola en bolo y multiplique la estaca seca y su furor no aplaque. ❋ Veruscio (2008)

It had rained nearly the whole day; they had played countless games of piquet on the top of a packing-case, and Clem had scored repique and capot twice running. ❋ Unknown (1939)

«Pío VII caminaba en medio de los cánticos y de las lágrimas, del repique de las campanas y de los gritos de _¡Viva el Papa! ❋ Pedro Antonio De Alarc��n (1862)

I throw out the sevens of spades, hearts, and diamonds, and my two eights; the cards I take in give me a quint in clubs, fourteen in queens, and fourteen in kings, with which I repique you. ❋ Houdin, Robert (1858)

Therefore, on all accounts, Riccabocca was one of those cards in a sequence, which so calculating a player would not throw out of his hand: it might serve for repique, at the worst it might score well in the game. ❋ Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton (1838)

Riccabocca was one of those cards in a sequence, which so calculating a player would not throw out of his hand: it might serve for repique, at the worst it might score well in the game. ❋ Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton (1838)

It is traditional to jump in scoring, e.g. from 28 to 91, rather than go through 31 and add repique separately (and similarly for pique). ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are all elementaries (the evacuees, I mean) from a rather slummy bit of London, and I’m afraid the infant cherub with the cricket bat made pique, repique and capot of Denver before he could score half his vocabulary. ❋ Sayers, Dorothy L. (2002)

When they are dealt out, I will leave you to select the hand you think will enable you best to prevent a repique.” ❋ Houdin, Robert (1858)