amesace
/ˈeɪmˌeɪs/
noun
- A throw of two ones in dice games; the lowest possible roll, often meaning bad luck or worthlessness.
- The gambler cursed his luck when amesace appeared for the third time.
- He groaned as the dice showed amesace, the worst possible outcome.
- In the old dice game, rolling amesace meant you lost your turn.
- Something that is worthless or of no value; a thing that brings bad luck.
- His advice was amesace to the team, leading them further into trouble.
- She considered the old contract amesace and tore it up.
- The broken watch turned out to be amesace, not worth repairing.
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