Verb:

তাস শাফল করা,

riffled's Usage Examples:

that forms the basis for a recommendation that a deck of cards should be riffled seven times in order to thoroughly randomize it.

Additionally, the riffled but undamaged mummies of Yuya and Tjuyu were found within their disturbed.

To perform the trick, the book is held by the binding in one hand and riffled with the other; for right handed magicians this will normally mean the.

guns on the lower deck; 16 30-pounder guns, 4 riffled 16-centimetre guns of the 1864 pattern, 8 riffled 16-centimetre guns modified after the 1860 or.

When the deck is riffled front to back, only the normal cards are visible; when it is riffled back to front, only the shortened cards.

They carried 50-pounder guns and an assortment of smaller riffled pieces.

The Class 10E has riffled roof ends and parts of the sill protrude slightly past the bottom edge.

Pages with a decorative riffled edging or curving in an arc due to a non-flat binding can be difficult.

2 metres Propulsion: Sail Creusot steam engine Crew: 78 Armament: 4 × 50-pounder guns, 20 × riffled guns Armour: Timber.

His venture, albeit riffled with difficulties, was moving along when on November 27 he suffered an.

Looking at the back of the cards while they are being riffled, the marks will "dance" around the back of the cards like an old-fashioned.

Construction for a new addition in the mid-to-late 1970s was riffled with delays and cost overruns from unexpected problems including discovering.

shuffling and that forms the basis for a recommendation that card decks be riffled seven times in order to randomize them thoroughly.

Expressionism—intensified by the location of Hans Hofmann's summer school here—again riffled the deep divisions within the arts community during the '50s.

to an old channel revealing a three-quarters of a mile long dry bed of riffled gold and pebbles in the summer of 1850.

They made much corruption, riffled poverty of people and also killed a lot of people including court officials.

other than the magician holding the book firmly by the spine while it is riffled, both to obscure the coin as well as to keep it from falling out.

Synonyms:

ruffle; flick; displace; move;

Antonyms:

disengage; switch on; arrange; ride; motionlessness;