be·zique (b -z k )n. A card game similar to pinochle that is played with a deck of 64 cards. [French bésigue, possibly from Italian bazzica, a kind of card game.] |
bezique
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a card game for two or more players [French bésigue]
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bezique Noun a card game for two or more players [French bésigue]
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Her acting credits include Kwamina and Trumpets of the Lord, on Broadway, Cities in Bezique at the Public Theatre, and the national tour and cast album of Lorraine Hansberry's To Be Young, Gifted, and Black. In an interesting exchange with Bryant-Jackson, Gerald Freedman, the director of the Joseph Papp productions of Kennedy's Cities in Bezique and The Ohio State Murders, likens Kennedy's work to the aesthetic of collage' in the visual arts, in which "unexpected juxtapositions" occur when the works are performed before a live audience. |
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