seven-up

American Heritage Dictionary:

sev·en-up

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(sĕv'ən-ŭp')
n.
A card game requiring seven points to win. Also called pitch.

Seven-Up

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Trade name for carbonated lemon-lime soft drink, introduced by bottler Charles Grigg in 1929, originally as Lithiated Lime, renamed in 1933 and promoted as a mixer for alcoholic beverages following the repeal of prohibition.

Poker Rules and Terms:

Sevens Up

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Having two pair, but the higher of the two are sevens.

SoundPoker Says: In hold'em if your pocket cards included 7-6, and the flop included both a seven and a six, you would then have two pair sevens and sixes.

Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:

seven-up

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a receptor required for photoreceptor cells during eye development. It is a zinc-finger DNA-binding protein with two forms (1 and 2) generated by alternative splicing.

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