See Also: gambling(dictionary)
Gambling(law)
gambling(medicine)
gambling(encyclopedia)
Gambling money(finance)
Women and Gambling(casino)
Gambling Stake - Roulette(gambling)
Guerrilla Gambling - Roulette(gambling)
River Gambling - Poker(gambling)
in 5, noun(dictionary)

Pan - Poker (gambling) and value 1, noun (oh)


Pan - Poker (gambling)


1) Panguingue. 2) Three 3s, 5s, or 7s, or, sometimes, J-Q-K of spades. This usage usually comes up in a lowball game, when one player shows another his unplayable hand, says, "Pan," and then pulls out his three 5s, or Other paying pan combination

value 1, noun (oh)



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 ?money?
2 ?worth the money paid?
3 ?importance/usefulness?
4 of value
5 ?interesting quality?
6 ?ideas?
7 ?amount?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: Vulgar Latin valuta, from Latin valere; VALOR]
?MONEY?
[U and C] the amount of money that something is worth
value of
::The alterations doubled the value of the house.
::The dollar has been steadily increasing in value .
::The share price has continued to fall in value over the past week.
::It's a beautiful carpet - it should hold its value .
::Spices had a high value in proportion to their weight.
:: low value household products
::a mortgage that is larger than the market value of your house
::Police seized drugs with a street value of ¡ê2.5 million.
?WORTH THE MONEY PAID?
[U and C] used to say that something is worth what you pay for it, or not worth what you pay for it
good/poor value (for money) BrE a good/poor value AmE
::The lunch special is really good value.
::At only ¡ê45 a night, the hotel is great value for money.
value for money BrE (=good value, or the quality of being good value)
::Every customer is looking for value for money.
?IMPORTANCE/USEFULNESS?
[U] the importance or usefulness of something
value of
::A group of athletes spoke to the students about the value of a college Education.
::the nutritional value of cereal
be of great/little value
::His research has been of little practical value.
place/put a high value on sth
::The Sioux Indians placed a high value on generosity.
::The locket has great sentimental value (=importance because it was a gift, it reminds you of someone etc) .
of value
a) worth a lot of money
::The thieves took nothing of value.
b) useful
::I hope this book will be of value to both teachers and students.
?INTERESTING QUALITY?
shock/curiosity/novelty etc value
a good or interesting quality that something has because it is surprising, different, new etc
::After the initial curiosity value, the product's Sales dropped considerably.
?IDEAS?
values [plural] your ideas about what is right and wrong, or what is important in life
::a return to traditional values
::Your attitudes about sex are affected by your religious and moral values .
-see also family values
?AMOUNT?
[C] technical a mathematical quantity shown by a letter of the alphabet or sign
::Let x have the value 25.
see usage note worth 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
COLLOCATES for sense 1
increase/rise/go up in value
drop/fall/go down/decrease in value
hold its value (=continue to be worth the same amount)
high/low value
market value (=the amount that something can be bought or sold for)
street value (=how much people pay on the street to buy illegal drugs)