I. dämˈpē(ˌ)drō noun
Usage: usually capitalized D&P
Etymology: probably from Portuguese dom master, sir (as in Dom Pedro II died 1891 emperor of Brazil) + English pedro
: pedro in which the 3, 5, and 9 of trumps are counted at face value and a joker is added which ranks as the lowest trump but counts 15 points when taken in a trick
II. noun
Etymology: after Dom Pedro II died 1891
: a stout work shoe having one buckle and a bellows tongue.