overcalled
Topped another's bid
Overcalled is the past tense of overcall, a bridge term for making a bid after an opponent has already opened the bidding.
The overcall attempts to compete for the contract or communicate information to one's partner about hand strength and suit length: She overcalled two hearts with three clubs.
Offering prices or obeying
- auctionCompetitive public sale
- contractEnforceable written agreement
- doubledIncreased twofold
- redoubledStrengthened or increased greatly
vulnerable · declarer · responder · opener · partnership · convention · penalty · game
Judge as greater than
- misjudgmentFaulty evaluation of something
- errorFault in communication
- blunderFoolish, costly mistake
- miscalculationError in estimation
overreach · overshoot · miscount · misread · overvaluation · overassessment · misestimate · inaccuracy
Offensive or illegal
- refereeSports rule enforcer
- umpireSports match official
- penaltyPunishment for wrongdoing
- infractionMinor rule breach
violation · whistle · ruling · replay · overturned · challenged · disputed · officiating
bidding
Offering prices or obeying
redoubled · vulnerable · declarer · responder · opener · partnership · convention · penalty · game · slam
overestimate
Judge as greater than
- misjudgmentFaulty evaluation of something
- errorFault in communication
- blunderFoolish, costly mistake
miscalculation · overreach · overshoot · miscount · misread · overvaluation · overassessment · misestimate · inaccuracy · misstep
foul
Offensive or illegal
infraction · violation · whistle · ruling · replay · overturned · challenged · disputed · officiating · flag