Games - Decks and Playing Cards

one of the playing cards with only one symbol on it, which in most card games is considered the highest-ranking card

any of the 52 stiff rectangular pieces of paper that are each characterized by their signs and numbers or pictures on one side, used in playing different card games

any game played with playing cards

(always plural) one of the four sets in a pack of playing cards that is marked with a black design in the shape of a leaf with 3 connected balls on a small stem

(plural) one of the four sets in a pack of playing cards that is marked with a black design in the shape of a pointed leaf with a small stem

(plural) one of the four sets in a pack of playing cards that is characterized by a red diamond shape

(plural) one of the four sets in a pack of playing cards that is marked with a red heart shape

a playing card that has a picture of a jester on one side, used in various card games such as poker

a set of playable cards, often consisted of 52 in total

one of the set of 52 cards with unique symbols and numbers on one side, used in specific card games

the small symbols or markings on the face of the cards that represent the card's rank or value

a standard deck of playing cards used in many countries, including France and most of Europe, where the cards have four suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades

a type of playing card deck used in Germany and other German-speaking regions, consisting of 32 cards with four suits: hearts, bells, acorns, and leaves

a type of playing card used in traditional Chinese card games, featuring unique suits representing various denominations of ancient Chinese currency

a 48-card deck with four suits: coins, swords, clubs, and cups, commonly used in traditional card games in Spain and Spanish-speaking regions

a 36-card deck with four suits: bells, roses, acorns, and shields, commonly used in Switzerland and Swiss-German-speaking regions for traditional card games

a category of cards in a deck that has its own symbol, such as hearts, diamonds, clubs, or spades

a playing card in one of the four suits that owns the highest value compared to the other three suits in a particular game

a type of playing card deck that uses four distinct colors for the suits to enhance visibility during gameplay and reduce confusion

a small package of collectible cards typically used in trading card games, containing a random assortment of cards that players can add to their card collection

the card with a rank of two

the face cards: the King, Queen, and Jack

a card with a rank of eleven in a standard deck of playing cards, often depicted as a male figure with a special value or power in many card games

a playing card bearing the image of a queen

a playing card bearing the image of a king

a set of cards with pictures that fortune tellers use in their trade

the numerical value or rank of a card, typically represented by numbers or symbols on the card's face

the set of playing cards that a player is given during a game

the card with a rank of three in a standard deck of playing cards

a group of cards played in a single round, typically one card played by each player in turn according to the rules of the game

a specific combination of cards a player aims to collect, often consisting of three or more cards of the same rank, suit, or a defined sequence

a card that has not been seen or used during previous hands or rounds, and is therefore unexpected by the players