morra

American  

[mawr-uh] / ˈmɔr ə /

noun

1. an Italian game in which players suddenly show a hand with from 0 to 5 fingers held up, simultaneously guessing the total number of fingers held up by all players.

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Example Sentences

It’s stocked with “some of the best snacks in all of L.A.” including Burritos La Palma and La Morra Pizzeria, she says.

From Los Angeles Times

Before the Saturday dress rehearsal, Crystal’s manager Buddy Morra confronted Michaels and urged him to cut Andy Kaufman instead.

From Los Angeles Times

Morra came down and told his client he had been cut and that they needed to leave.

From Los Angeles Times

Megan Morra told the BBC she was walking to work when she she saw police officers "running through the street", and another walking a "very bloody" black horse down the path.

From BBC

Fernando Morra, a former vice minister of economy under the current government, said the risk was that prices could accelerate further, leading to a similar bout of hyperinflation the country saw in the 1980s, when prices changed daily.

From Reuters