A dice-game term used in craps meaning to roll a seven after the point has been established, ending the shooter's turn.
In the gambling dice game craps, to roll a seven at the wrong time and lose your turn.
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
(Craps/gambling) To roll a seven after the point number has been established, ending the shooter's turn and causing pass-line bettors to lose.
"The shooter had been on a hot streak, but he sevened out on his twelfth roll."
To roll the number seven, causing the current round to end — the seven takes you out of play.
In the gambling dice game craps, to roll a seven at the wrong time and lose your turn.
Highly domain-specific — used only in the context of craps gambling. Not used in general everyday English. Learners are unlikely to encounter this outside a casino or a film/TV scene set in one.
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