释义 |
rummyrum‧my /ˈrʌmi/ noun [uncountable] rummyOrigin: 1900-2000 Perhaps from rummy ‘strange’ (19-20 centuries), from rum ‘strange’ (18-21 centuries), probably from rome ‘excellent’ (16-19 centuries) - Nana and I sat at her kitchen table eating Fannie Mae chocolates and playing gin rummy.
- They'd enjoyed a game of snap or whist or gin rummy.
- They wore army fatigues and played brooding games of gin rummy, listening to dull rumbles from the sabotage site.
- Victoria had been playing gin rummy with her, and Shelley had come to take over.
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