low man
/ˈləʊ man/historical after mid 17th cent
noun
A dice fixed so as to turn up low numbers, usually through being loaded or improperly spotted. Usually in plural Opposed to high man.
- Commonly referred to as low fulhams: see fulham..
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Manifest Detection Diceplay. From low + man.
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