decker
Pronunciation: [ˈdɛkər]
Word
Context: “architecture”
(noun) a type of vehicle that has multiple levels or floors, often used to describe buses or ships. A 'double-decker' bus means it has two levels where passengers can sit.
Example
The double-decker bus gave us a fantastic view of the city from the top deck.
Example
The single-decker bus was less exciting than riding on the double-decker.
Example
Have you ever rode on a double-decker bus?
Context: “games”
(noun) in some card games, it can refer to a specific type of card or stack that has two parts or layers, usually to make the game more interesting.
Example
I won the game because I played a decker card at the right moment.
Example
That was not a decker card; it was just a regular one.
Example
What happens when you play a decker card in this game?
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