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perfecta

 

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Noun perfecta has 1 sense
  1. exacta, perfecta - a bet that you can pick the first and second finishers in the right order
    --1 is a kind of bet, wager

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perfecta

Definition

Perfecta is a term that has different meanings across various contexts. It can refer to a type of bet in horse racing, a card game, a kind of cigar, or even a bird species. Explore the multiple senses of perfecta below:

Senses

Noun (Horse Racing)

Definition: A perfecta in horse racing is a bet in which a punter selects the horses to finish first and second in exact order.

Sample Sentence: I placed a perfecta bet on horse number 7 to win and horse number 3 to come second.

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Noun (Card Game)

Definition: In certain card games, perfecta refers to a winning move in which a player collects all the tricks or captures all the cards.

Sample Sentence: She won the game with a perfecta, gathering all the tricks in her hand.

Related Products: Card Games

Noun (Cigars)

Definition: A perfecta is a type of cigar, typically hand-rolled and known for its exceptional flavor and quality.

Sample Sentence: After dinner, he enjoyed a fine perfecta cigar on the porch.

Related Products: Cigars

Noun (Ornithology)

Definition: Perfecta is a bird species belonging to the family of birds of paradise.

Sample Sentence: The perfecta bird is known for its colorful plumage and impressive courtship displays.

Related Products: Bird Watching Guidebooks

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