Definition of Finessers

1. finesser [n] - See also: finesser

Lexicographical Neighbors of Finessers

fineless
finely
fineness
finenesses
finer
finer than frog hair
fineries
finers
finery
fines
fines herbes
finespun
finesse
finessed
finesser
finessers
finesses
finessing
finest
finetune
finetuned
finetunes
finetuning
finew
finfish
finfishes
finfolk
finfoot
finfoots
fingan

Literary usage of Finessers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1867)
"Men who are not finessers according to our insular notions might yet say that there was an unnecessary amount of ..."

2. Westminster Papers: A Monthly Journal of Chess, Whist, Games of Skill and by Westminster Chess Club, London (1872)
"... They told him the state of the game, And asked him the question suggested. " Finessers like that must be fools," Replied the great man, ..."

3. Auction Bridge Crimes: A Satirical Arraignment of Twenty Common Faults of by Jay Albert Gove (1917)
"... ace-queen-ten combination iii Forced bids xi Forgetting the bidding xvi Free bids xi Grumblers i Guarded queens vii Habitual finessers xix Hands bidding ..."

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