- - Go back on a promise or deal
- - Go back (on a contract)
- - Fail to carry out a promise
- - Break one's promise
- - Break a promise in reversing the general pact
- - Don't do this. Keep your promise and you'll secure a pact from a percentage of them at least.
- - What degenerate keeps back to break an agreement
- - Not make good on a promise
- - Play a club when you should have played a heart
- - Fail to carry out a commitment
- - Error in bridge.
- - Go back on a promise
- - Break a promise
- - Fail to fulfil a promise
- - Break a promise to Rocky Greene
- - Back out on a deal
- - Misplay at bridge
- - Back out of a deal
- - Back out a commitment
- - Go back on a deal
- - Bridge player's blunder
- - Fail on a promise
- - Go back, as on a contract
- - Back out on a promise
- - Break one's word
- - Bridge boo-boo
- - Fail to follow suit (in Bridge)
- - Fail to keep a promise
- - Break one's promises
- - Goof in a card game
- - Play a card out of suit
- - Bridge boner
- - Commit a gaffe at bridge
- - Go back on, as a promise
- - Ruff without a void, e.g.
- - Commit a gaffe in bridge
- - Bridge problem
- - Break a bridge rule
- - Bridge no-no
- - Disappoint, in a way
- - Call a spade a club?
- - Bridge blunder
- - Commit a card sin
- - Bridge infraction
- - Bridge failure
- - Bridge player's goof
- - Bridge accident
- - Goof, at bridge
- - Break a rule in cards
- - Err at bridge
- - Bridge goof
- - Make a boo-boo at bridge
- - Err at bridge, in a way
- - Bridge gaffe
- - Make a bridge error
- - Make a bridge slip
- - Make an error at bridge
- - Go back on a promise: Colloq.
- - Break promise
- - go back in the general retreat
- - Welsh like interrupting Frenchman
- - Disown note with negative tone lacking weight
- - Nice guy, say, stands up to go back
- - cop out and about — officer — gangster absconding near central, minnesota
- - Renounce green reforms surrounding energy
- - go back inside serene geyser
- - Default, welsh
- - Go back on deal
- - Change one's mind
- - Welch
- - Go back on an obligation
- - Misplay
- - Recant
- - Renounce.
- - Backtrack?
- - Go back (on)
- - Fail to follow suit at cards
- - Weasel out (on)
- - Fail to honour an obligation
- - Go back on one's word
- - Backpedal
- - Back out
- - Fail to follow suit
- - Spades player's error
- - Not do as promised
- - Not follow suit
- - Welsh, for example, Frenchman's acquired
- - Decide not to
- - Default
- - Weasel out
- - Revoke at cards
- - Euchre error
- - Fail to honour
- - Back down on the generator, some going west
- - In retreat the general offers to withdraw
- - Renounce Frenchman, say, that's put inside
- - Fail to do as promised
- - Fail to deliver
- - Engineer's heartlessly sacked for default
- - Hearts irregularity
- - Don't follow through
- - Card table error
- - Refuse to follow suit
- - Play the wrong suit
- - Fail to keep one's word
- - Back out (on)
- - Take back
- - Cop out
- - Play the wrong card, perhaps
- - Go back on your word
- - Change one's tune
- - Fail to keep your word
- - Goren gaffe
- - Back down
- - Deny
- - Not adhere to promises
- - No-no at cards
- - Culbertson faux pas
- - Goren goof
- - Misplay in pinochle
- - Revoke.
- - Go back
- - Withdraw from the general retreat
- - go back when mr kelly returns in the custody of sappers
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