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- carry a rope in (one's) pocket
carry a rope in (one's) pocket
carry a rope in (one's) pocket
To have very good luck when playing cards. The phrase alludes to a piece of a hangman's rope, which is supposed to be a good luck charm when playing cards. Did Alan win yet another game of poker? Man, he must carry a rope in his pocket—how else can you explain that luck?
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Honour | | AHN-ər | English (Rare) |
Moritz | | MO-rits | German |
Aurobindo | | - | Bengali, Indian, Odia |
Suzanne | | soo-ZAHN (French), soo-ZAN (English), suy-ZAHN-nə (Dutch) | French, English, Dutch |
Glenn | | GLEN | Scottish, English |
Joisse | | JOIS | English (Rare) |