- - "Will pay eventually" letters
- - Payment promise letters hidden in "anxious"
- - Three-vowel promise
- - note produced by a debtor?
- - "Payment pending" letters
- - Borrower's promising letters
- - "I'll pay you later" note
- - "Pay you next time" note
- - Repayment promise
- - slip showing a debt
- - Will pay back later letters
- - "I'll pay you next time" letters
- - Note indicating financial obligation
- - "Thanks for the loan" letters
- - Promise-to-pay slip
- - Acknowledgment letters
- - "Promise to repay you later" letters
- - A note that acknowledges a debt
- - A promise to repay a debt, inits.
- - 'Here's a slip of paper instead of actual money' note
- - Written pledge to repay some money
- - letters to a lender
- - Letters on a poker pot chit
- - Part of a vowel list
- - Informal promise of payment
- - I'll-pay-you-next-Thursday note
- - chit at a poker table, perhaps
- - letters promising repayment
- - Promise of payment letters
- - Debt letters: Abbr.
- - Acknowledgement of a debt: Abbr.
- - Vowels indicating money that needs to be paid back
- - Letters that promise repayment
- - Busted person's promise
- - Letters on a marker
- - A document that is used as proof of money owed
- - Promise(Used today)
- - Letters of debt
- - Promise of payment
- - Letters from a debtor
- - Payback promise
- - Note from a debtor
- - Letters from a short person?
- - Letters for debtors
- - Broke poker player's promise
- - Borrower's letters
- - Initial promise?
- - Bettor's letters
- - "Promise to pay" letters
- - Written promise of payment
- - Tapped-out person's letters
- - Slip signed by a debtor
- - Promise to pay, briefly
- - Obligation of a sort
- - Informal repayment promise
- - Beholden letters
- - "Pay you next time!"
- - "Let me pay you back later" letters
- - Written pledge to repay a debt
- - Written evidence of a debt
- - Signed promise to pay
- - Signed promise
- - Promise of a sort
- - Payer's promise
- - Obligatory letters
- - Note in a pot, perhaps
- - Letters that signify a debt
- - Letters that could precede a dollar sign
- - Letters on a debtor's slip
- - Letters of note?
- - Letters of indebtedness
- - Letters indicating a promise to pay
- - Letters from a person who's shy?
- - Gambling debt, so to speak
- - Gambler's debt, so to speak
- - Debt to be paid
- - Credit letters
- - Commitment to pay
- - Written reminder of a debt
- - Written promise of a sort
- - Written promise from a borrower
- - Written declaration of a debt
- - Vow to pony up
- - Symbol of a debt.
- - Shy person's letters
- - Short promise?
- - Promissory note, so to speak
- - Promise to repay
- - Promise to pay: abbr.
- - Promise to pay, for short
- - Promise to pay from a broke gambler
- - Promise of payment, for short
- - Promise of payback
- - Promise of a future payment
- - Promise in writing
- - Promise from a shy person?
- - Promise from a short person?
- - Pot promise
- - Borrower's slip
- - Creditor's note [inits]
- - Promissory note [inits]
- - Debtors note
- - Due acknowledgment?
- - Abbreviation promising payment
- - Debt note [inits]
- - "Let this piece of paper mark my debt" note
- - phrase for the short, for short?
- - "Celebrity ...," reality show where celebrities surprise their loved ones with home renovations
- - Celebrity ... (HGTV show in its fourth season)
- - Broke poker player's note: Abbr.
- - Needy person's note
- - Acknowledgement of debt
- - Money-promising note
- - all-vowel obligation
- - Last three vowels
- - Cabbage alternative?
- - Debtor's paper
- - Informal promissory note
- - note written without consonants
- - debtor's acronym
- - "i owe you"
- - Indebtedness initials
- - Short person's slip?
- - Debt acknowledgment
- - Payment pledge
- - Debtor's marker
- - Unofficial promissory note
- - Repayment reminder
- - Losing gambler's marker
- - Slip in the pot
- - Sketchy substitute for cash
- - Payback without the payback
- - Gambler's acronym
- - Debt paper
- - Debt acknowledgement
- - Borrower's note
- - Written reminder of debt
- - Short person's offering?
- - Poker player's last resort
- - Lendee's note
- - Gambler's mark
- - Evidence of obligation
- - Debt marker
- - Creditor's holding
- - Creditor's chit
- - Chit used when you're out of chips
- - Bettor's slip
- - Betting slip
- - "Got you next time!"
- - Poker night marker
- - Payment substitute
- - Paper in lieu of payment
- - Outstanding vowels?
- - Note traded for bills
- - Note in place of money
- - Note in lieu of cash
- - Note from someone shy?
- - Note from an unlucky gambler?
- - Marker, for short
- - Marker, briefly
- - Last poker bet, sometimes
- - It might be called in
- - Informal debt instrument
- - Gambler's last resort
- - Gambler's initialism
- - Debtor's pledge
- - Debtor's onus
- - Debt doc
- - Debenture, basically
- - Broke poker player's note
- - Broke gambler's note
- - Brief fiscal note
- - Bettor's cash substitute
- - "Next time, my treat"
- - Unpopular slip
- - Unlucky gambler's note
- - This may incur vigorish
- - Subject of this puzzle's theme
- - Slip-in with the antes
- - Slip in the pot, occasionally
- - Slip for chips, maybe
- - Slip among chips?
- - Simple promissory note
- - Sign of debt
- - Shy person's writing?
- - Shy person's note?
- - Short person's note
- - Reminder of money due
- - Questionable pot addition
- - Promissory note acronym
- - Promising paper
- - Promising note?
- - Pot paper
- - Pot marker
- - Poker pot paper, perhaps
- - Poker pot paper
- - Poker pot item, perhaps
- - Poker game memento, maybe
- - Pledge for payment
- - Piece of paper you wouldn't need if both people had Venmo
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