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| rdfs:comment | - Solitaire (also known as Ginny Rummy) is a character who appears in the Joker series
- Solitaire is the final courier pigeon in the game killer7. She delivers the memo entitled "Cemetry Gates" to the Smith Syndicate at Coburn Elementary School. Her name is lifted from Solitaire, a character from the James Bond novel and film Live and Let Die.
- Solitaire is a type of card game that is only played by one player, and there are many different solitaire games in existance. They can use either a single deck or multiple. Some of them also require the jokers, which ups the deck to 54. They can be based around luck of the draw, skill, or a combination of the two. Some are rather quick, or played as a time waster. The card layout, called the tableau, can take up lots of space, or only a little. On most computers and certain video games, the term "solitaire" refers to one of the most common version, Klondike.
- She was to be the protagonist of the cancelled Shadowrun: Assassin.
- Solitaire was a game meant for one person to play. The term also referred to a situation in which one side was acting as another to give the impression that there was no second side.
- Solitaire is a fictional character and love interest of James Bond created by author Ian Fleming for the James Bond novel Live and Let Die. In the 1971 EON Productions film of the same name she was portrayed by actress Jane Seymour.
- Solitaire was a card game which involved laying cards atop each other, altering colour. For example, red seven on black eight, black three on red four, etc. The Second Doctor played solitaire while waiting on Gallifrey for Jamie and Zoe. (TV: The War Games) The Celestial Toymaker played solitaire just before Charlotte Pollard entered the Toy Shop. (AUDIO: Solitaire)
- Microsoft Solitaire™ is a Big Saggy Balls audio that surprisingly revolves very little - in fact, not at all - around the titular card game.
- Solitaire is a supporting antagonist/tragic villain turned main heroine of the James Bond film Live and Let Die. She is the primary villains forced henchwoman, who turns to the side of good after being persuaded by Bond. She is the primary Bond girl of the film. In the film she was portrayed by Jane Seymour.
- Solitaire is a single-player card games involving a layout of cards with a goal of sorting them in some manner, which originates on Earth. Dr. Elizabeth Weir was known to play this game on her computer. The crew of the Daedalus is also quite fond of this game as they kept finding a way of putting it back on the terminals on the Daedalus even after the game was ordered to be deleted by Colonel Steven Caldwell. (SGA: "Conversion")
- Solitaire refers to a range of games that are typically designed for a single player, hence the name. In the USA – and almost everywhere else, largely due to its implementation on personal computers – the card game known as Solitaire is actually Klondike, which is also known as Patience in the United Kingdom. In the UK, "Solitaire" typically refers to Peg Solitaire.
- The game is pretty much the card game solitaire. If you complete quickly enough, 9 characters will appear on the screen.
- Solitaire was an Earth playing card game which was played by a single person, and was similar to double jack. In 2266, Ben Childress mistook Eve McHuron's game of double jack to be a game of solitaire. (TOS episode: "Mudd's Women") Janice Rand was playing a game of solitaire in the USS Enterprise's rec room. When Charles Evans entered the same rec room, he went over to Janice and observed her as she attempted to play the game out. When she then failed to make the game come out, he solved it for her and went on to perform a number of tricks with the cards. (TOS episode & novelization: Charlie X)
- In 2010, Solitaire was released by Big Finish Productions.
- Solitaire is the ancient art of taking boredom and loneliness and turning them into frustration and paper cuts. The term comes from the Latin word "solitux," which means "Worship Satan." Solitaire comes in many forms, ranging from the popular card game to masturbation to drinking.
- Solitaire is the 21st mission of Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War.
- Née Simone Latrelle à Haïti, c'est la fille d'une cartomancienne qui était déjà affiliée au Dr. Kananga. Les Haitans la surnomme Solitaire du fait qu'elle repousse les hommes de sa vie, principalement parce qu'elle travaille pour un criminel.
- YT-510 Solitaire Image:Solitare.jpg Hyperspeed: 15 Sublight: 130 MGLT ECM: 2 Owned by Syn, the Solitaire originally existed as a nameless and unmodded standard YT-510 Arcrunner while Syn held the rank Lieutenant (Junior Grade) within the Imperial Navy (around Oct. 2001). It was left to her in the will of her good friend, Admiral IWAssassin, after his forced resignation as Commanding Officer of the Imperial Navy and subsequent public suicide in the midst of an operation of galactic scale known as From The Ashes. Originally the freighter had been purchased with the combined funds between the two of them as part of a covert fleet outside of Naval jurisdiction, but this never came to pass, and it fell instead into Syn's hands. She named it the Solitaire and it has not left her sight since.
- Solitaires are the strangest of all Harlequins. They conceal themselves amongst craftworld or Commorrite society, hiding their true nature as they wander from place to place. Only occasionally will these dread figures reveal the monster that lurks beneath the facade, joining a masque for a performance or battle before drifting on once more. At such times they speak and are spoken to only in ritual form, and are feared by most Eldar as an ill omen. This mien of horror stems from the fact that, alone among the Harlequins, the Solitaire plays the role of Slaanesh. As a result, the Solitaire's role commands ultimate fear and respect. It also makes him the most dangerous of all Harlequins, for a Solitaire treads the Path of Damnation, his essence doomed to be devoured by She Who Thirsts. In 666
- Solitaire is a rather short as ladies of Stygia go, standing no more than five feet, four inches in height. She spends a lot more time looking up to people than looking down, which is ironic since she has a commanding prescence and a stern look to her face that sometimes seems to express contempt for those around her. Her short, curvy figure has only helped her, though, the stygian red-haired woman favoring the work of both an assassin and a harlot, and now, a Madame, using her smaller stature to help her keep to the shadows and creep up on the unsuspecting, but also, to disarm those that might otherwise be wary of her, and get them to lower their guards around her, whether it be to pay her or to take her to bed to find themselves executed by the morrow.
- Solitare is a genre of Earth playing card games, which are played by one person. In 2266, Ben Childress observed Eve McHuron's game of double-jack, and suggested that she place a red eight on a black nine. However, that was not the case in double-jack. (TOS: "Mudd's Women" ) Later that year, Yeoman Janice Rand was playing a solitaire game in Recreation Room 6 aboard the USS Enterprise when Lieutenant Uhura began to sing "Oh, On the Starship Enterprise" while Spock accompanied her singing with his Vulcan lute. (TOS: "Charlie X" )
- Solitaire, also called patience, often refers to single-player card games involving a layout of cards with a goal of sorting them in some manner. However it is possible to play the same games competitively (often a head to head race) and cooperatively. The term solitaire is also used for single-player games of concentration and skill using a set layout of tiles, pegs or stones rather than cards. These games include Peg solitaire and Shanghai solitaire. Solitaire has its own terminology; see solitaire terminology.
- Solitaire is a rather short as ladies of Stygia go, standing no more than five feet, four inches in height. She spends a lot more time looking up to people than looking down, which is ironic since she has a commanding prescence and a stern look to her face that sometimes seems to express contempt for those around her. Her short, curvy figure has only helped her, though, the stygian red-haired woman favoring the work of both an assassinating ranger and a harlot, and now, a Madame, using her smaller stature to help her keep to the shadows and creep up on the unsuspecting, but also, to disarm those that might otherwise be wary of her, and get them to lower their guards around her, whether it be to pay her or to take her to bed to find themselves executed by the morrow.
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| Trivia | - *Solitaire is a reference to [[w:c:darksouls:Solaire of Astora
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| Intro | - Solitaire is a non-player character in Borderlands 2.
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| Involvement | - Solitaire sits near a camp fire on an island in the Caustic Caverns. He does nothing but laugh if any attempt to communicate with him is made, and is otherwise just a fixture seen as part of the challenge I Bet I Can Make It.
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| abstract | - Solitaire is a rather short as ladies of Stygia go, standing no more than five feet, four inches in height. She spends a lot more time looking up to people than looking down, which is ironic since she has a commanding prescence and a stern look to her face that sometimes seems to express contempt for those around her. Her short, curvy figure has only helped her, though, the stygian red-haired woman favoring the work of both an assassinating ranger and a harlot, and now, a Madame, using her smaller stature to help her keep to the shadows and creep up on the unsuspecting, but also, to disarm those that might otherwise be wary of her, and get them to lower their guards around her, whether it be to pay her or to take her to bed to find themselves executed by the morrow. Solitaire is not hard on the eyes, though she might cause them to strain in the dark. Her hair is kept short, dark red straight hair that hangs down to her neck, with bangs that hide her left eye. Though she ocasionally brushes these thick locks out of the way, she claims that, due to her bright red eyes, it aids her to only have one eye visible when peering from the shadows, and she has grown used to using only one eye to aim with her beloved bow. Her skin is the color of rich chocolate, not too dark as Stygian's go, but certainly much darker than the fair Cimmerians or the Aquilonians. Whether she is pure-bred Stygian or mixed is unknown, but it is rumored that she is actually of half Aquilonian blood. Solitaire has glaring red eyes that seem almost cat or serpent like, often reflecting just the faintest bit of light in the darkness, perhaps her one flaw as a ranger. She looks like, and is, a predator. Her nose is somewhat small, slender, and her lips full enough to pout and to tease, with the slyest smirk often on them that, of course, suggests a sinister mind at work. Her ears are small, and rarely ever seen due to her hair. Well defined cheekbones and a short chin only seem to 'emphasize' her likeness to a snake or feline. Her curves, with ample, heavy breasts and wide hips featuring a nice full ass, despite her lean belly and efforts to keep somewhat trim, needless to say earned her her keep as a temporary slave. She uses her figure every way possible, often favoring clothing that exposes a good deal of her cleavage to the wandering eye and shows off her tattoos to anyone curious. She favors hoods, however, that completely hide her hair and shroud her face in darkness. This does not mean Solitaire restricts herself to only one style of dress, though. While she favors cloth and leather bound by rings and protecting only the most essential parts of her body, Solitaire is willing to 'dress for success' as she puts it. As the Madame of the Harlots of the Pirate Isles, she is known to wear anything from elegant gowns to rough leather that covers her from head to toe. She has no qualms about going to do assassinations for her own 'employees,' or attending social gatherings. She also has no problems killing in elegant white dresses. The only thing Solitaire never removes from her person is at least one dagger, always hidden somewhere, whether hidden between her breasts, against her inner thigh, boot... well, you get the idea. Solitaire features a few exotic tattoos worth noting, other than the curious brand on her chest all of the previous slaves on the Isle of Tortage feature. Two winding snakes curl around her heavy breasts, their twining bodies 'cupping' her bosom and then curving up around them, to face off across the span of her cleavage. Her face also bears a black tattoo that gives her a sort of 'mask' around her eyes, thick and not unlike a butterfly in design, curling down the length of either side of her nose. The dual snake tattoo likewise can be found in similar design on her buttocks, though naturally, that one is not often as notable. These tattoos are all pitch black, assisting the assassin in her work even when nude. A conjuror or a great sorceror of Stygia would notice, upon close, concentrated study, that these tattoos are 'not' merely tattoos, but brands, suggesting that the assassin has earned them against her will. Perhaps because of her mixed blood?
- Solitaire (also known as Ginny Rummy) is a character who appears in the Joker series
- Solitaire is the final courier pigeon in the game killer7. She delivers the memo entitled "Cemetry Gates" to the Smith Syndicate at Coburn Elementary School. Her name is lifted from Solitaire, a character from the James Bond novel and film Live and Let Die.
- Solitaire is a type of card game that is only played by one player, and there are many different solitaire games in existance. They can use either a single deck or multiple. Some of them also require the jokers, which ups the deck to 54. They can be based around luck of the draw, skill, or a combination of the two. Some are rather quick, or played as a time waster. The card layout, called the tableau, can take up lots of space, or only a little. On most computers and certain video games, the term "solitaire" refers to one of the most common version, Klondike.
- She was to be the protagonist of the cancelled Shadowrun: Assassin.
- Solitaire was a game meant for one person to play. The term also referred to a situation in which one side was acting as another to give the impression that there was no second side.
- Solitaire is a rather short as ladies of Stygia go, standing no more than five feet, four inches in height. She spends a lot more time looking up to people than looking down, which is ironic since she has a commanding prescence and a stern look to her face that sometimes seems to express contempt for those around her. Her short, curvy figure has only helped her, though, the stygian red-haired woman favoring the work of both an assassin and a harlot, and now, a Madame, using her smaller stature to help her keep to the shadows and creep up on the unsuspecting, but also, to disarm those that might otherwise be wary of her, and get them to lower their guards around her, whether it be to pay her or to take her to bed to find themselves executed by the morrow. Solitaire is not hard on the eyes, though she might cause them to strain in the dark. Her hair is kept short, dark red straight hair that hangs down to her neck, with bangs that hide her left eye. Though she ocasionally brushes these thick locks out of the way, she claims that, due to her bright red eyes, it aids her to only have one eye visible when peering from the shadows, and she has grown used to using only one eye to aim with her crossbow. Her skin is the color of rich chocolate, not too dark as Stygian's go, but certainly much darker than the fair Cimmerians or the Aquilonians. Whether she is pure-bred Stygian or mixed is unknown, but it is rumored that she is actually of half Aquilonian blood. Solitaire has glaring red eyes that seem almost cat or serpent like, often reflecting just the faintest bit of light in the darkness, perhaps her one flaw as an assassin. She looks like, and is, a predator. Her nose is somewhat small, slender, and her lips full enough to pout and to tease, with the slyest smirk often on them that, of course, suggests a sinister mind at work. Her ears are small, and rarely ever seen due to her hair. Well defined cheekbones and a short chin only seem to 'emphasize' her likeness to a snake or feline. Her curves, with ample, heavy breasts and wide hips featuring a nice full ass, despite her lean belly and efforts to keep somewhat trim, needless to say earned her her keep as a temporary slave. She uses her figure every way possible, often favoring clothing that exposes a good deal of her cleavage to the wandering eye and shows off her tattoos to anyone curious. She favors hoods, however, that completely hide her hair and shroud her face in darkness. This does not mean Solitaire restricts herself to only one style of dress, though. While she favors cloth and leather bound by rings and protecting only the most essential parts of her body, Solitaire is willing to 'dress for success' as she puts it. As the Madame of the Harlots of the Pirate Isles, she is known to wear anything from elegant gowns to rough leather that covers her from head to toe. She has no qualms about going to do assassinations for her own 'employees,' or attending social gatherings. She also has no problems killing in elegant white dresses. The only thing Solitaire never removes from her person is at least one dagger, always hidden somewhere, whether hidden between her breasts, against her inner thigh, boot... well, you get the idea. Solitaire features a few exotic tattoos worth noting, other than the curious brand on her chest all of the previous slaves on the Isle of Tortage feature. Two winding snakes curl around her heavy breasts, their twining bodies 'cupping' her bosom and then curving up around them, to face off across the span of her cleavage. Her face also bears a black tattoo that gives her a sort of 'mask' around her eyes, thick and not unlike a butterfly in design, curling down the length of either side of her nose. The dual snake tattoo likewise can be found in similar design on her buttocks, though naturally, that one is not often as notable. These tattoos are all pitch black, assisting the assassin in her work even when nude. A conjuror or a great sorceror of Stygia would notice, upon close, concentrated study, that these tattoos are 'not' merely tattoos, but brands, suggesting that the assassin has earned them against her will. Perhaps because of her mixed blood?
- Solitaire is a fictional character and love interest of James Bond created by author Ian Fleming for the James Bond novel Live and Let Die. In the 1971 EON Productions film of the same name she was portrayed by actress Jane Seymour.
- Solitaire was a card game which involved laying cards atop each other, altering colour. For example, red seven on black eight, black three on red four, etc. The Second Doctor played solitaire while waiting on Gallifrey for Jamie and Zoe. (TV: The War Games) The Celestial Toymaker played solitaire just before Charlotte Pollard entered the Toy Shop. (AUDIO: Solitaire)
- Microsoft Solitaire™ is a Big Saggy Balls audio that surprisingly revolves very little - in fact, not at all - around the titular card game.
- Solitare is a genre of Earth playing card games, which are played by one person. In 2266, Ben Childress observed Eve McHuron's game of double-jack, and suggested that she place a red eight on a black nine. However, that was not the case in double-jack. (TOS: "Mudd's Women" ) Later that year, Yeoman Janice Rand was playing a solitaire game in Recreation Room 6 aboard the USS Enterprise when Lieutenant Uhura began to sing "Oh, On the Starship Enterprise" while Spock accompanied her singing with his Vulcan lute. (TOS: "Charlie X" ) The game Yeoman Rand is shown playing is not identified on-screen, though the final draft script of "Charlie X" did identify it as solitaire.
- Solitaire is a supporting antagonist/tragic villain turned main heroine of the James Bond film Live and Let Die. She is the primary villains forced henchwoman, who turns to the side of good after being persuaded by Bond. She is the primary Bond girl of the film. In the film she was portrayed by Jane Seymour.
- Solitaire is a single-player card games involving a layout of cards with a goal of sorting them in some manner, which originates on Earth. Dr. Elizabeth Weir was known to play this game on her computer. The crew of the Daedalus is also quite fond of this game as they kept finding a way of putting it back on the terminals on the Daedalus even after the game was ordered to be deleted by Colonel Steven Caldwell. (SGA: "Conversion")
- Solitaire refers to a range of games that are typically designed for a single player, hence the name. In the USA – and almost everywhere else, largely due to its implementation on personal computers – the card game known as Solitaire is actually Klondike, which is also known as Patience in the United Kingdom. In the UK, "Solitaire" typically refers to Peg Solitaire.
- The game is pretty much the card game solitaire. If you complete quickly enough, 9 characters will appear on the screen.
- Solitaire was an Earth playing card game which was played by a single person, and was similar to double jack. In 2266, Ben Childress mistook Eve McHuron's game of double jack to be a game of solitaire. (TOS episode: "Mudd's Women") Janice Rand was playing a game of solitaire in the USS Enterprise's rec room. When Charles Evans entered the same rec room, he went over to Janice and observed her as she attempted to play the game out. When she then failed to make the game come out, he solved it for her and went on to perform a number of tricks with the cards. (TOS episode & novelization: Charlie X)
- In 2010, Solitaire was released by Big Finish Productions.
- Solitaire is the ancient art of taking boredom and loneliness and turning them into frustration and paper cuts. The term comes from the Latin word "solitux," which means "Worship Satan." Solitaire comes in many forms, ranging from the popular card game to masturbation to drinking.
- Solitaire, also called patience, often refers to single-player card games involving a layout of cards with a goal of sorting them in some manner. However it is possible to play the same games competitively (often a head to head race) and cooperatively. The term solitaire is also used for single-player games of concentration and skill using a set layout of tiles, pegs or stones rather than cards. These games include Peg solitaire and Shanghai solitaire. These games typically involve dealing cards from a shuffled deck into a prescribed arrangement on a tabletop, from which the player attempts to reorder the deck by suit and rank through a series of moves transferring cards from one place to another under prescribed restrictions. Some games allow for the reshuffling of the deck(s), and/or the placement of cards into new or "empty" locations. Solitaire has its own terminology; see solitaire terminology. There are many different solitaire games, but the term "solitaire" is often used to refer specifically to the most well-known form, called "Klondike". Klondike and some other solitaire games have been adapted into two-player competitive games. See List of solitaire card games for more. There is a vast array of variations on the solitaire/patience theme, using either one or more decks of cards, with rules of varying complexity and skill levels. Many of these have been converted to electronic form and are available as computer games. Basic forms of Klondike solitaire and FreeCell come with every current installation of Microsoft Windows. Many software solitaire collections can be downloaded from the internet at no charge.
- YT-510 Solitaire Image:Solitare.jpg Hyperspeed: 15 Sublight: 130 MGLT ECM: 2 Owned by Syn, the Solitaire originally existed as a nameless and unmodded standard YT-510 Arcrunner while Syn held the rank Lieutenant (Junior Grade) within the Imperial Navy (around Oct. 2001). It was left to her in the will of her good friend, Admiral IWAssassin, after his forced resignation as Commanding Officer of the Imperial Navy and subsequent public suicide in the midst of an operation of galactic scale known as From The Ashes. Originally the freighter had been purchased with the combined funds between the two of them as part of a covert fleet outside of Naval jurisdiction, but this never came to pass, and it fell instead into Syn's hands. She named it the Solitaire and it has not left her sight since. After several years, through a stroke of good fortune, she received a number of modifications to the personal freighter after entering a variety of large games, and purchased a few mods as well for 30 million credits. This enabled her to upgrade the Solitaire to its present status, with greatly increased speed (both the hyperdrive and sublight drive), carrying capacity, and ECMs. Though debateable, it has since become well known as the fastest ship in the galaxy, its speed impossible to increase or exceed given modern technological limitations.
- Solitaire is the 21st mission of Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War.
- Solitaires are the strangest of all Harlequins. They conceal themselves amongst craftworld or Commorrite society, hiding their true nature as they wander from place to place. Only occasionally will these dread figures reveal the monster that lurks beneath the facade, joining a masque for a performance or battle before drifting on once more. At such times they speak and are spoken to only in ritual form, and are feared by most Eldar as an ill omen. This mien of horror stems from the fact that, alone among the Harlequins, the Solitaire plays the role of Slaanesh. As a result, the Solitaire's role commands ultimate fear and respect. It also makes him the most dangerous of all Harlequins, for a Solitaire treads the Path of Damnation, his essence doomed to be devoured by She Who Thirsts. In 666.M33, it was the Masque of the Dance Without End who gave the first ever performance of the Fall. Their audience were horrified, not least by the disturbing figure of the galaxy's first Solitaire as she brazenly bestrode the stage. Knowledge of his soul's forfeit means a Solitaire will ensure the cost to his foes is dear indeed before he meets his end. Despite the dark fate that awaits them, it is said that Solitaires are touched by the Laughing God -- that they have his insight into the Fall, and even the nature of the universe. Many Eldar believe that to speak to a Solitaire is to invite a grisly demise, and that should an individual accidentally address or touch one of these lonely beings, they would be better to take their own lives there and then.
- Née Simone Latrelle à Haïti, c'est la fille d'une cartomancienne qui était déjà affiliée au Dr. Kananga. Les Haitans la surnomme Solitaire du fait qu'elle repousse les hommes de sa vie, principalement parce qu'elle travaille pour un criminel.
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