as stiff as a poker in Hungarian

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Sentence patterns related to "as stiff as a poker"

1. The old lady was sitting upright in her chair, stiff as a poker.

2. Light as a feather, stiff as a board.

3. You can use this as a poker.

4. If you're a poker player, a real poker player, there is no such thing as luck.

5. Oh, poor Mummy, stiff as a rod.

6. Veruschka as Gräfin von Wallenstein: a countess participating in the poker tournament.

7. Stiff metal Bumpers appeared on automobiles as early as 1904 that had a mainly ornamental function

8. Gerald moved toward her, silent as a sleepwalker, his stiff leg dragging.

9. In addition to poker, Baldwin is also known as a world class billiards player.

10. This should not, however, mean that the lips remain stiff and as motionless as a duck’s bill.

11. A famously ebullient man, Fuller was initially stiff and uncomfortable as an actor.

12. Same social security number as the stiff in the trunk.

13. Borgata poker app is complete garbage and the customer service is just as bad

14. 10 How was Moses to deal with a people whom Jehovah himself described as stiff-necked?

15. There were stiff penalties for such offenses as singing flippant songs or dancing.

16. But before we even get to that, we break down all sorts of poker Buggerings … Daniel Tzvetkoff denied bail, poker recognized as a mind sport, Adam Junglen’s prosthetic leg, Cole South bowing out of CardRunners, PokerStars buying up abandoned poker blogs, Harrah’s selling the Rio, a new right-wing poker+politics show, and a study saying

17. This led one historian to describe Barbadians as “stiff with starch and Anglicanism.”

18. I woke stiff and cold, feeling as though I had been scrunched up like a paper bag.

19. ante (plural antes) A price or cost, as in up the ante. quotations ▼ (poker) In poker and other games, the contribution made by all players to the pot before dealing the cards.

20. Ivana Miličević as Valenka: Le Chiffre's girlfriend and henchwoman, who accompanies him to the poker game.

21. See: (as) flat as a board (as) stiff as a board above board across the board all over the board back to the drawing board be (as) stiff as a board be above board bed and board big board board and lodging board out board the gravy train board up board with board with (someone) Boarded up boarding house reach boardinghouse reach boogie board boogie-board

22. He's a whizz at poker.

23. Ante (plural Antes) A price or cost, as in up the Ante. quotations ▼ (poker) In poker and other games, the contribution made by all players to the pot before dealing the cards.

24. Corruption, where there are both hidden and exposed cards, as in stud poker, is a game of Bluffing and intimidation

25. But as investors in Bear Stearns will recall, shareholders can pay a stiff price even in a so-called bailout.