Sitemap C 13201 - 13350
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Card shark's stash
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Card sharps
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Card sharp's deception
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Card signifying property ownership in Monopoly
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___ Card Stud," 1968 film
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Card suit
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Card suit: sing.
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Card table action
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Card table actions
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Card-table announcement
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Card table call
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Card table cloth
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Card table command
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Card table cry
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Card table declaration
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Card table error
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Card-table malfunction
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Card table project
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Card table request
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Card table shout
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Card taker, for short
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Card that a cheater might hide up his sleeve
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Card that a poker player might call a "bullet
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Card that a "soft" blackjack hand contains
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Card that beats a king
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Card that can be worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
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Card that can be worth either 1 or 11 in blackjack
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Card that can beat a king
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Card that can have two values
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Card that can't be in the middle of a straight
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Card that is sometimes high and sometimes low
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Card that may be high or low
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Card that may be "in the hole
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Card that may be one or 11
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Card that may be up one's sleeve
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Card that may say "Get Out of Jail Free
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Card that might be hidden up a cheater's sleeve
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Card that might be low or high
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Card that might beat a king
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Card that outranks a dame
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Card that usually beats a king
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Card that wins lots of tricks
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Card that's often green, for short
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Card that's sometimes beaten by a deuce
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Card that's sometimes wild
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Card that's taken only by a trump
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Card that's worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
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Card to keep
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Card tricks, e.g.
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___ card (TV prop)
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Card type, for short
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Card up the sleeve
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Card used in euchre and canasta
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_____ card (wallet item)
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Card who was White House chief of staff from 2001 to 2006
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Card with a flexible value in blackjack
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Card with a letter
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Card with a single pip
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Card with minimal pips
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Card with one pip
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Card with the headings "Appetizers," "Entrees" and "Desserts
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Card with two pips
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Card without a number
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Card worth one or eleven in blackjack
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Card you get when you buy a Monopoly property
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Card you might cover with a deuce, in solitaire
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Cardamom and catnip
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Cardamom or caraway
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Cardamom or caraway, e.g.
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Cardamom-spiced drink
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Cardamom-spiced tea
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Cardboard _______
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Cardboard box
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Cardboard box: Abbr.
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Cardboard box company
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Cardboard boxes
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Cardboard boxes: Abbr.
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Cardboard bx.
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Cardboard cereal container
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Cardboard cereal package
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Cardboard container
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Cardboard container: Abbr.
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___ Cardboard Lover," 1942 film
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___ Cardboard Lover" (Norma Shearer film)
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Cardboard pkg.
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Cardboard shipping tube, e.g.
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Cardboard tube, say
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Cardboard type
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Carded?
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Carded at a club
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Carded at a club, briefly
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Carded at a club, say
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Carded at the door
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Carded everyone?
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Carded, for short
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Carded, informally
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Carded, say
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Carders ask to see them
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Carders check them
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Carders' concerns
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Carder's request
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Carder's requests
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Carder's target
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Cardholder's charge, for short
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Cardholder's penalty
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Cardholder's problem
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Cardholder's woe
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Cardi B's borough, with "The
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Cardiac ____
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Cardiac chambers
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Cardiac contraction
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Cardiac contractions
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Cardiac cords?
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Cardiac event
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Cardiac organ
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Cardiac perf. chart
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Cardiac rating
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Cardiac readout, briefly
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Cardiac stimulant prepared from 11
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Cardiac surgeon who is a best-selling author
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Cardiac surgeon's replacement
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Cardiac surgery technique
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Cardiac ultrasound test, for short
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Cardial opening
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Cardiff Giant, e.g.
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Cardiff Giant or Piltdown man
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Cardigan and leotard, e.g.
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Cardigan Bay, e.g.
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Cardigan Bay, for one
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Cardigan canine
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Cardigan creators
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Cardigan, e.g.
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Cardigan or Pembroke
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Cardigan or Pembroke dog
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Cardigan or Pembroke of Wales
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Cardigan size: Abbr.
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Cardigan worn in the video for "Cop Killer"?
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Cardigans and others
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Cardigans, e.g.
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Cardigans, for example
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Cardigans "I Need Some Fine Wine and You, You Need to Be ___
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Cardigans "___ It
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Cardigan's lack
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Cardigans "___/Rewind
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Cardin competitor
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Cardin contemporary
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Cardin rival
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Cardinal
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Cardinal address