OriginOriginally a misspelling of renege
- US, colloquial, datedTo renege.
“My partner held the winning trick, and when the last card was on the board the score stood four to four. […] [T]he next gentleman will kindly follow suit — there is no renigging in this game — and the”
“[…] cutting, shuffling, playing, revoking, discarding, renigging.”
“[…] but so far the girls have at the fatal moment renigged.”
Formsrenigs(present, singular, third-person) · renigging(participle, present) · renigged(participle, past) · renigged(past)