The pile is usually squared and face-up and only the topmost card is available. Also rubbish heap, waste heap or discard pile. wing The left or right half of the tableau when it is divided in two by a clear space. worrying back Putting a card already built on a foundation back onto one of the depots in the tableau. Not allowed in many patiences. First introduced in Emperor Patience in 1890. wrapping Building around the corner Using modular arithmetic to build the sequence, e.g. Queen-King-Ace-2-3, 10-Queen-Ace-3-5, 8-Jack-Ace-4-7. See also Glossary of card game terms Footnotes References Literature Arnold, Peter (2011). Card Games for One. London: Chambers. Barry, Sheila Anne (2010). Great Card Games for One. NY: Puzzlewright. Cadogan, Lady Adelaide (1872). Illustrated Games of Patience. Cheney, Ednah Dow Littlehale (1869). Patience: A Series of Games with Cards. Boston: Lee & Shepard. Dick, William Brisbane (1883). Dick's Games of Patience, Or, Solitaire with Cards. NY: Dick & Fitzgerald. Hoffmann, Professor [Angelo Lewis] (1892). The Illustrated Book of Patience Games. London, NY, Glasgow and Manchester: George Routledge. Jackson, Robin (2001). Solitaire: Over 30 Challenging Solitaire Games. NY: Barnes & Noble. Parlett, David (1979). The Penguin Book of Patience. London: Penguin. Parodi, Francesca (2004). Big Book of Solitaire. NY: Sterling. "Tarbart" (1905). Games of Patience, 2nd edition. London: Thos. De La Rue. Whitmore Jones, Mary (1890). Games of Patience for One or More Players. 2nd Series. London: L. Upcott Gill. NY: Scribner’s. External links Glossary of card game terms provided by The United States Playing Card Company Card game terminology Patience Wikipedia glossaries using description lists