In BLACKJACK, two cards totaling 12-16.

A player who never tokes (tips) the dealer(s), regardless of winnings.

When the shaft flexes little.

A player who never tips (tokes) the dealer, even when he's winning

hard to overcome or surmount; "a stiff hike"; "a stiff exam"; "an uphill battle against a popular incumbant"

in a stiff manner; "his hands lay stiffly"

In blackjack, a hand between twelve through sixteen.

A hand that could go bust with one more card. Any hand worth 12 to 16 is considered a stiff.

A hand of total count of 12 to 16.

Inability (as opposed to unwillingness) to flex the joints or stretch the musculature to the degree and in the way required to perform the task at hand (often confused with "Tense" or "Resistant.")

A hand that holds a small chance of winning regardless of how the hand is played (typically 12 - 16).

A blackjack hand (usually totaling 12 to 16) that has a small chance of winning regardless of how the hand is played.

In blackjack, a hand that is not pat and that may bust if hit once. Stiffs include hard twelve through sixteen.

A hanDthat coulDgo bust by adding one more card. For example any harD12-16 combination iSa stiff.

Term used to describe any hand that has a small chance of winning regardless of how the hand is played (usually 12 - 16).

A hand that is unlikely to win for example, if the total is between 12 and 16.

Dry and hard.

A hand that could go bust (total over 21) by adding one more card. For example any hard hand totaling 12-16 is a stiff. Stiffs hold a small chance of winning regardless of how the hand is played.

Any hand that could 'bust' by adding one more card; for example, a hard '12-16.'

a hand in Blackjack that is not pat, and may bust if hit once. Stiffs include a hard twelve through sixteen. A stiff hand has a small chance of winning regardless of how it is played.

A stiff hand only needs one more card to bust. Hitting a stiff hand (e.g. any 12-16 combination) may cause you to bust.

hand totals of 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16.

(hand) This is when you have a value of a hand that's between 12 and 16. Basically a hand with a small odds of winning. Not a hand you want.

A winning gambler that stiffs the dealer by not leaving a tip.

When a worker is hitting hard or bumping hard he/she is working stiff.

Similar to dumb

A wrestler who cannot maneuver around the ring very swiftly. He doesn't have much flexibility or stamina. To get stiff also means that all your blows and moves are more physical and hurts more.

To hit or execute holds and moves with more force than most.

To be stiff in professional wrestling is to hit an opponent with more force than usual or is necessary so as to make the attacks seem more real to the fans. This could be the result of a shoot, but some wrestlers have worked stiffly throughout their careers even though their intentions are not to legitimately hurt their opponents. Throughout his career Ric Flair has been known to be particularly stiff with his chops, to the extent of leaving red marks and even welts on opponents' chests.

Ability to resist deformation

When a boat has too great a righting lever and tends to resist rolling more. A stiff yacht will stand up to gusts of wind and not heel so much, but if it is too stiff it may not give much at all and put greater strains on the rigging as a result.

A boat that resists heeling.