Auction
121auction bridge — noun an obsolete form of the card game bridge, in which all tricks won counted towards the game whether bid or not …
122auction bridge — auc′tion bridge n. gam a variety of bridge in which tricks won in excess of the contract are scored toward game • Etymology: 1905–10 …
123auction bridge — /ɒkʃən ˈbrɪdʒ/ (say okshuhn brij) noun a variety of bridge in which all tricks won, whether bid or not, score towards game. Compare contract bridge …
124auction sale — Kū ai kūkālā …
125auction system — / ɔ:kʃən ˌsɪstəm/ noun a system where prices are agreed as the result of marketmakers offering stock for sale on the trading floor (as op posed to a quote system, where prices are quoted on a computerised screen) …
126auction pool — A system of placing wagers on horse races which for a time was successfully operated as an evasion of gaming laws. James v State, 63 Md 242, 248 …
127auction without reserve — See without reserve …
128auction block — noun a platform from which an auctioneer sells they put their paintings on the block • Syn: ↑block • Hypernyms: ↑platform …