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bunko

[buhng-koh] / ˈbʌŋ koʊ /




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Kathy joined a neighborhood group to play bunko, a social dice game favored by Alpharetta women, many of whom think of it as an excuse to get together and have a few glasses of wine.

From Literature

Neighbors knew her from the monthly gathering of women who rotated between homes for games of the dice game bunko.

From Time

Then I don’t care to bunko anybody, and unless my arm comes back I won’t be worth the money the Feds have offered for my services.

From Project Gutenberg

Past experience—you need but one—had prepared me for this "bunko" fruit; but my friend would not believe me, one day in early October—he must taste for himself.

From Project Gutenberg

After he'd finished the day's work he'd put on a suit o' dark duds, a white collar, a watch on his wrist, an' all that bunko.

From Project Gutenberg