monte

monte Definition

☆ monte (män′tē)

noun

a gambling game of Spanish origin, played with a special deck of forty cards in which the players bet against a banker on the suit of cards to be turned up from the deck

Etymology: Sp monte, lit., mountain, hence heap of cards (left after players have their shares) < L mons (gen. montis), mount

monte Usage Examples

Preposition: with

Adjective modifier

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virtual: Offshore virtual monte in michigan city ind to earth's albeit with some.

Modifies a noun

carlo: Most intense phase at monte carlo on the company to be included.
simulation: Chapter nine takes a look at Asian and lookback or exotic option pricing, with monte carlo simulation and binomial models.
approach: An alternative way of implementing the Bayesian marginalization would be with a monte carlo approach like Radford Neal's.
play: Offshore virtual monte ign wireless internet play on friday.

Noun used with modifier

card: Man, the satisfaction I got from freaking my wife out with the 2 card monte!
quot: Has been exhausted have become accepted insights quot monte claim would cost.
insight: Has been exhausted have become accepted insights quot monte claim would cost.
track: The upper plots are for data and the lower plots are for two track monte carlo.

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