Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In certain card games, a counter representing ten ‘fishes’ or points.
Examples
“A North American tribute to the 1,000-mile Italian open-road adventure called Mille Miglia will make a pit stop for lunch at the Half Moon Bay Golf Links sometime around 11 a.m.”
“Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882), Italian soldier and patriot, hero of the 19th-century movement for political unity in Italy; his army of 1,000 selected volunteers, known as the "Mille", defeated the Neapolitans in the Battle of the Volturno on October 1-2,”
“Expected Price: $140,000-$335,000 Richard Mille is the only brand donating a used watch, but it's one that has a proven track record as a lucky charm.”
“The company's other recent launches include the Mille Nuits line in seven colors, including amethyst and ruby ($175) and Vega martini glasses in three colors ($160).”
The Wall Street Journal: A Toast to Change as Crystal Goes Practical
“Diane Breidenbach, 56, has spent 10 years and several million dollars developing "Exude" with her husband and business partner, Larry Mille.”
The Wall Street Journal: A Stylist's Roll-On Face 'Revolution'
“Mille as we named her has been the best friend to my son, my wife and I.”
“Mille mercis to Oncle Jean-Claude who spotted Baby Hare and took immediate action to rescue it.”
“Mille Bornes (pronounced "meel born," French for "milestones") is an auto racing card game.”
“Mille mercis, Kristin (and merci aussi to "Bonjour Paris") for this high quality piece of writing!”
“First published in 1962, Mille Bornes (pronounced "meel born," French for "milestones") is an auto racing card game whose object, for each team of two players, is to be the first to complete a series of 1,000-mile trips.”
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