Clue | Length | Answer |
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paid to play | 3 letters | pro |
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paid to play | 5 letters | anted |
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paid to play | 7 letters | antedup |
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- Tried pot luck?
- Put a stake in a pool
- Put up
- Chipped in chips
- Paid (up)
- Put in a stake
- Put chips in up front
- Put in up front
- Put in to start
- Said "I'm in," in effect
- Threw in one's two cents,
- Kicked in
- Coughed (up)
- Paid to get in
- Showed interest in playin
- Paid to hold hands?
- Put in a chip
- Put in the pot
- started the poker pot
- Paid for a hand
- Put in some chips, say
- Paid for hand delivery?
- Put up an amount in poker
- paid for cards
- Started the pot
- got in the game, in a way
- chipped in a chip
- paid to play
- entered into a deal
- tossed in a chip
- helped start the pot
- paid to play poker
- Fed the pot
- got the pot going
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- started a poker pot
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- chipped in, with “up”
- Put a chip in the poker pot
- Showed interest in playing
- Paid, with "up"
- "Threw in one's two cents, say"
- Added to a poker pot
- contributed, with "up"
- Chipped in, in a way
- Put in the minimum stake
- Paid in some chips
- Chose to play
- Showed a desire to be in
- Put in a chip, perhaps
- Chipped into the pot
- pitched in
- Sweetened the pot
- ...... up (paid)
- Put up, in a way
- Built a pot
- Built up the pot
- ...... up (poker term)
- Chipped in one's chip
- Paid to play with pasteboards
- Started a pool
- Paid for a poker hand
- Staked
- Put up the money
- Ponied up?
- started the kitty
- Entered a poker game
- Paid For A Deal
- put in an opening stake
- paid
- Threw in a chip
- Ponied up, in poker
- Sweetened the poker pot
- Added chips to the poker pot
- paid for a five-card hand
- Tossed in a chip, say
- Bought into a poker game
- Started a poker game
- Bought in
- Contributed poker chips
- paid to get cards
- Joined a poker game
- Pitched in and got a hand
- Bought into a Hold 'em game
- paid to play, in a way
- Put into the pot
- got the pot rolling
- Contributed to the poker pot
- Paid to play a hand
- Put a chip in the kitty
- got the poker pot started
- Chipped in for a poker hand
- made an opening bet
- Got in the game
- Paid some initial poker chips
- .... up; fed the kitty
- chipped in, at times
- staked, in poker
- put in a poker chip
- Chipped in at the poker table
- Paid for a hand in poker
- Paid in, with 'up'
- Put money in the pot
- Chipped in, in poker
- Paid table stakes
- made card payments?
- Paid to play, in poker; Dante (anag.)
- Made a poker stake
- Got in on the deal
- indicated that you'd like a hand
- Placed a bet, at poker; Dante (anag.)
- Contributed to a kitty
- Chipped in
- Deserved a hand?
- Got in on the deal
- paid to play
- Made a commitment to play
- chipped in a chip
- Got a poker pot going
- Started the pot
- Joined hands, in a way
- Got in the game, perhaps
- Stimulated pot growth?
- Joined a poker game, say
- Club ......
- An athlete might turn thi
- Whiz
- Expert
- In favor of
- Experienced
- Pro or con
- Old hand
- Practiced
- U.S. Open entrant
- Disposed
- Favoring
- Tennis instructor
- Maven
- Ace
- Quid-quo link
- Major-leaguer
- Debate position
- Veteran
- No mere dabbler
- All ......
- What a tennis player may
- What some players turn
- No dilettante
- Paid player
- ...... shop
- Voting yes
- Debate side
- For
- ......-am (sports competitio
- Whiz-bang
- Supporting
- Not con
- Links figure
- Country club figure
- Master hand
- Specialist
- Voting "yea"
- Big-league
- What a star athlete may t
- Con's opposite
- "Master"
- Backing
- Anti anti
- Supportive of
- Active leader?
- Golf lesson provider
- What an athlete may turn
- ...... Tour
- No amateur
- "...... in favor
- Adept
- Not a beginner
- Shark, so to speak
- Supportive argument
- One who plays for a livin
- Paid athlete
- For; professional
- Professional; advantage
- In favour of person getting paid
- Professional
- Con con
- with 15 across, club seller
- Positive aspect
- expert sportsperson — in favour of
- Paid athlete (abbr.)
- Sporty sort in waterproofs
- Affirmative debater
- In favour of compromise
- Majors individual
- NFL player
- In favour of getting paid
- Former amateur
- King or Senator, e.g
- Golf instructor
- Seasoned vet
- trusted expert
- NHL athlete, eg
- Lamar Jackson is one
- opposite of con
- Not an amateur
- ... rata
- Amateur's antonym
- True master
- Poke around
- debate team position
- In favour of
- reliable expert
- person paid to play sports
- Con's foe
- Choice
- golf expert
- Support position
- Lending support to
- Supporter's side
- ... tip [lifehack]
- buc or cub, e.g.
- a pirate or a buc, e.g.
- skilled type
- one paid to play
- Skilled worker
- ... bono
- paid to play
- what an amateur may turn
- golf teacher
- Hardly an amateur
- swing adviser
- con's opponent
- Old
- ... tem
- golf course figure
- quid ... quo
- Con's counterpart
- Cons opposite
- Person who's no longer an amateur
- Big-time player
- athlete with income
- The NFL's ... Bowl
- Con's opposite in a debate
- Authority
- green bay packer, e.g.
- ...-am (type of tourney)
- In support of
- .... and con
- One side of a debate
- No longer an amateur for short
- Rugby forward greatly experienced
- Compensated player
- for it
- Major-league athlete
- Amateur's opposite
- Debate stance
- Nonamateur athlete
- Ora .... nobis
- Sports expert
- On the affirmative side
- Nonamateur
- Open entrant
- Open participant
- For, in a debate
- Positive vote
- Argument side
- Paid golfer
- Athlete in the big leagues
- intending to vote yea
- ... bono (at no cost)
- Behind
- Big-league player
- it means "advocating"
- Weir or Hnatiuk
- Seasoned worker
- Not amateur
- Moneymaker
- Golf or tennis instructor
- ... and con (debate sides)
- One who's paid to play
- Any athlete on a salary
- skilled person, for short
- athlete who's paid
- NBA player, eg
- Crackerjack
- One of the debate sides
- ...... bet [gambler's novelty choice]
- Certain athlete
- Favorable vote
- Player for pay
- Compensated athlete
- Expert athlete
- Country club employee
- Hardly a beginner
- Paid athlete briefly
- One who plays for a living
- Person who's very good at something
- Officer back in the corps
- ... and con (debate halves)
- What a tennis player may turn
- An athlete might turn this
- What a star athlete may turn
- ...-am (sports competition)
- ... or con
- tour player
- Not anti-
- Golf club V.I.P.
- One who plays for pay
- Virtuoso
- Skilled hand
- All for ... …
- An athlete may turn this
- Cowboy or Indian
- Money maker
- Football's ...... Bowl
- Ex-con, maybe
- Turn .......... (start making money)
- Money player
- Claim introducer
- Pat Bradley, e.g.
- Faxon or Kite
- Couples, e.g.
- Greg Norman is one
- Country-club instructor
- Kite or Pate
- Club instructor
- Burning Tree instructor
- Lanny Wadkins is one
- P.G.A. tourer
- ...... tempore
- Norman, e.g.
- Faldo is one
- P.G.A. member
- Word before rata
- Watson is one; so was Holmes
- Tom Kite, e.g.
- Con's adversary
- P.G.A. man
- Greg Norman, for one
- Greg Norman, e.g.
- Levi or Tway
- King or Court status
- Golfer Norman, e.g.
- Ray Floyd, for one
- Norman or Tway
- Hal Sutton, e.g.
- Laker, for one
- Major leaguer, e.g.
- Palmer is one
- Tom Watson is one
- ...... bono publico
- Skilled person
- Seaver or Sneva
- Player or Barber
- JoAnne Carner is one
- Golf V.I.P.
- Duffer's teacher
- Con's partner
- Tom Kite is one
- V.I.P. at Burning Tree
- N.B.A. player
- ...... patria
- Golfer Jane Blalock is one
- Instructor at Pebble Beach
- Country-club V.I.P.
- Links teacher
- N.F.L. man
- Borg, e.g.
- Bear or Lion
- Pete Rose or Pete Maravitch
- Con neutralizer
- Anti's antonym
- One in the big leagues
- Tyro's exemplar
- Employee at a golf club
- Member of the P.G.A.
- Miller or Palmer
- "Catfish" is one
- Type of athlete
- Big-leaguer
- N.F.L. player
- Jimmy or Chris
- Favorable
- Trevino or Laver, e.g.
- Play-for-pay person
- the p of lpga, briefly
- Tennis expert
- Person regularly paid worker
- P of PGA Tours, for short
- president .... tem
- some short sharp romance for hart?
- Court Instructor
- ... tip (advice from an expert)
- ...... tip (useful hint)
- Highly adept one
- Supportive
- ...... tip (useful pointer)
- not a noob
- For a professional
- Favouring a job in public relations
- Athlete who isn't an amateur
- Non-amateur
- Experienced hand
- Experienced individual
- "old" reliable
- Athlete who is paid to play
- This puzzle's theme word
- Golf course employee
- Con's companion
- athlete on a country club staff
- Full-time golfer (inf)
- tennis club instructor
- Quid ... quo (fair exchange)
- expert to trust
- Arguing for in a debate
- Full-time golfer
- athlete on a salary
- Maestro (inf)
- Any NFL player
- Someone who is an expert at something
- ... Bowl (all-star season closer)
- Athlete with a contract
- Opposite of amateur, for short
- Opposite of anti
- Someone who is extremely good
- Voting aye
- Dustin Johnson, when it comes to golf
- ...-tip (expert advice)
- .... shop: golf course store
- expert, informally
- Full-time sportsman
- Prefix for noun or verb
- soccer player on a salary
- teacher at a golf course
- In favor of, in a debate
- Athlete in the majors, for short
- "In favor" prefix
- Athlete in the big league, for short
- person paid to play
- Turn ... (lose one's amateur status)
- One who get paid for Latin?
- mlb player, e.g.
- Course figure
- Gamer who was once a noob
- An expert at something
- no newbie
- The opposite of a con, on a list
- ... and con (sides in a debate)
- Paid player in sports [abbr.]
- In favor of (opposite of "con")
- Athlete in the majors
- RN e.g.
- no noob
- NBA or NFL player
- Top-notch gamer
- ... Bowl (Football event)
- Not a con
- The supportive side in a debate
- reliable authority
- What 18a was, in his respective field
- Quid ... quo (give and take)
- "In favor of" prefix
- A master or expert, as in sports
- Experienced one
- Sports master, briefly
- Country club golf instructor
- Experienced player
- Player who's not an amateur anymore
- Opposite of a con, on a list
- Expert at something, say
- Expert golfer