A field or other piece of land.
"After drawing the double-six and pairing it with a nine, he declared his wong to score eleven points instead of just one."
In the game of pai gow, a hand in which the double-one or double-six domino is used with a nine, making the hand worth eleven points rather than the usual one.
"The wong at the party was wearing a bright yellow hat to match his outfit."
Usage: Use "wong" as a noun to describe a specific high-scoring domino hand in pai gow that totals eleven points rather than nine. As a verb, it refers specifically to entering a blackjack game when the odds are favorable for the player.
To enter a betting game, particularly blackjack, when the odds are favorable.
"After counting the cards and noticing a high concentration of tens remaining in the deck, he decided to wong back into the blackjack table."
In plain English: To wong means to make something look smaller by pulling it tight against your body, usually with clothes or bedding.
"The old cat wung its tail when someone walked by."
A surname, from Chinese of Chinese origin.
"The Wong family has lived in that small village in Hong Kong for three generations."
The word "wong" comes from the Old English term for a flat surface or open plain. It traveled into modern usage while retaining its original meaning of an open area.