that all are identifiable, but only the topmost card is exposed and therefore available. come out, out A game is 'out' or said to 'come out' when the player achieves its objective. See also get out. court card Picture card. The picture cards or face cards, being dressed in costume, were originally called coat cards. They are the King, Queen and Knave or Jack. covered A card is covered when another card lies wholly or partially over it. It is not normally available. Also buried. crown A suite or family is 'crowned' when the last card, often the King, is played to it. D deal To take cards from the top of the pack and lay them on the tableau, face up unless the rules state otherwise. denomination See value. depot, depôt Position in the layout comprising a pile of cards, one card or a space waiting for a card. A depository to which cards not playable direct to foundations may be placed. discard To place a card on the wastepile instead of playing it to the tableau. discard pile See wastepile. down-card, downcard A card lying face down. E exposed A card is exposed when it is not covered or overlapped by another. Exposed cards are usually available. F face To turn a down-card face up. face down A card is face down when its picture or pip side is hidden. face up A card is face up when its picture or pip side is uppermost. family, families Cards built in sequence upon the foundation cards. fan A few cards, usually three, laid in an overlapping, crescent-shaped row such that only one is exposed and available. fanned When the cards in the pile are overlapping, but part of each card can be seen. The fan is usually crescent-shaped and three in number. foundation, foundation pile A pile of cards, typically squared and face-up, and built on the bottom card which is the foundation card. As the tableau is cleared, cards are moved to the foundations. foundation card A card on which the Patience is formed. Foundations cards are generally Kings and Aces. Also base or base card. foundation row A row of foundation cards or the spaces for them. G gap See space. get out To win a patience game; to succeed in achieving the aim of the game. See also come out. grace A special move that might