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What does 'Deal me back in' mean
A girl asks her mother to join with her, but the television is shut down due to power cup, and she says 'deal me back in'.
I guess she means that 'I will join later' but I'm not certain.
Sep 25, 2021 7:48 AM
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"Deal me back in" is a phrase from playing a card game. Sometimes the amount of money bet (betting, wagering) is too much, so one player will exit the game. And when they are interested in joining the game (to play again, to be included), they will say, 'deal me in'.
She will join her mother/daughter, but she is interested.
September 25, 2021
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