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dummy 1. Bridge a. the hand exposed on the table by the declarer's partner and played by the declarer b. the declarer's partner 2. a feigned pass or move in a sport such as football or rugby 3. (of a card game) played with one hand exposed or unplayed dummy [′dəm·ē] (communications) Telegraphy network simulating a customer's loop for adjusting a telegraph repeater; the dummy side of the repeater is that toward the customer. (computer science) An artificial address, instruction, or other unit of information inserted in a digital computer solely to fulfill prescribed conditions (such as word length or block length) without affecting operations. (engineering) Simulating device with no operating features, as a dummy heat coil. (graphic arts) A preliminary layout which shows the placement of illustrations and text as they will appear in the final printing. (metallurgy) A cathode that undergoes electroplating at low current densities. (ordnance) ord A nonexplosive bomb, projectile, or the like, or an object made to appear as one of these. An object made to appear as an airplane, gun emplacement, or the like from the air. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Vagenas was off the field receiving treatment when Jason Kreis scored in the sixth minute - from Andy Williams' feed after Jeff Cunningham dummied a long pass from Carey Talley - and collapsed a few minutes after returning to the field. Programming for the college-age population has realty been dummied down," says Shane Walker, founder of TUN. It may not be known until the artist has dummied the book out, going through the initial sketches and fine-tuning the pacing and visual impact of the story. |
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