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mbrewer2468 | 09:39 Tue 27th Jan 2009 | Phrases & Sayings
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Can anyone help me find out more about the old jargon of Crib? Phrases like 'Morgan's Orchard' (2 pairs) come to mind but I can't remember much more
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From google I found the following:
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/154 2/

11:40 Tue 27th Jan 2009
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One for his nobs, when you play the jack of the same suit as the "cut" card
Two for his heels, when a jack is turned up from the "cut"
Nineteen, meaning you have no score ( it's impossible to score 19)
sorry but its that long since I've played they are the only ones to come to mind
23:18 Tue 27th Jan 2009

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