➠ Words that end with e
List contains 51113 Words that end with "e".
- - gaming stake put up before the deal in poker
- - Up the ... (increase the stakes)
- - "Let's up the ..." (raise the stakes)
- - Which term describes a poker stake
- - no movement at no. 7 - a stake-out is required!
- - stake but not post
- - stake found in german territory
- - One blowing top overturned stake
- - it makes a neat change to have such a stake!
- - coming before the stake
- - By the sound of it, one opposing stake
- - Increase the stakes, with "up"
- - Stake and nails trainee employs initially
- - italian poet losing initial stake
- - Up this when the stakes are high
- - Stake in Roman territory
- - Hold'em stake
- - Poker player's stake
- - Upped the ... (raised the stakes)
- - Poker player's first bet
- - italian poet without starter bet in poker
- - First poker chips
- - a stake in a buoyant economy
- - The first poker chips tossed in
- - Dante lost five hundred of his poker stake
- - First chip in a poker pot
- - Poker-starting stake
- - (At cards) place one's stake (which may be upped!)
- - Pre-poker game stake
- - Upped the ... (increased the stake)
- - Initial stake in a poker pot
- - "Up the ..." Increase the stakes, like in Poker
- - Texas Hold 'em stake
- - Up the ... (raise stakes)
- - Stake a new note
- - Stake in a poker pot
- - First chips bet in a poker hand
- - Stake before a poker deal
- - Stake at the beginning of a poker hand
- - Bet or stake
- - Upping the ... (raising the stakes)
- - "Up the ...." (stake put by a player in poker)
- - Stake in poker
- - stakes (to be upped?)
- - Italian poet losing first stake
- - first chips, often
- - Initial stake
- - Stud stake
- - Starting poker stake
- - Upfront stake
- - Gambler's stake
- - Starting stake in poker
- - The first chip, usually
- - Stake in the game
- - First chip in the pot
- - Card-game stake
- - Player's stake
- - Gaming stake
- - Gambling stake
- - Help build a pot?
- - It's put in the pot
- - Bet volcano returns
- - ... meridiem (what a.m. is short for)
- - A couple of chips, say
- - chips before the poker hand
- - Money that's put in at the start of a poker hand
- - Initial bet rising in height
- - Kitty gets started with one in the canteen
- - Advance payment craftsman tentatively pockets
- - Before opening?
- - Starting poker payment
- - Poker bet made before the deal
- - It goes in the middle of a table
- - Small table fare?
- - said to be against pot!
- - .... up; feed the kitty
- - pre-hand poker money
- - Initial payment into a poker pot
- - Chips for openers
- - Obligatory bet of Texas hold 'em, say
- - Money put in at the beginning of a card game
- - Slang word for put money up in advance
- - Payment to start a poker hand
- - A couple of chips, perhaps
- - Poker pot initiator
- - fee for a poker hand
- - Poker chip that starts a pot
- - Contribution to a betting pot
- - Chips paid before a poker deal
- - Pot start
- - get the poker pot going
- - Mandatory poker bet
- - down payment of a sort
- - Upfront cash invested in important enterprise
- - Chips in a casino, say
- - Pay to play a hand
- - card game requirement, maybe
- - What gets you a hand?
- - Initial bet in poker
- - world poker tour opener
- - cash involved in a deal
- - casino contribution
- - advance payment
- - money before the cards are dealt
- - Some chips, sometimes
- - Entrance fee in poker
- - Contribute to the poker pot
- - it starts the pot
- - Starting bet in a poker pot
- - Alternative to a blind, in poker
- - Payment for a Texas hold 'em hand
- - Pay to get in a card game
- - Prefix before chamber
- - penny, perhaps, dined around quarter of nine
- - Pay to play a poker hand
- - poker hand precursor
- - up it
- - Required bet in Texas hold 'em
- - Up the ... (raise the bar)
- - "...... up!" (poker dealer's command)
- - Up the ... (raise the standard)
- - pot opener?
- - Deal prerequisite, in poker
- - Payment for poker
- - Entry fee in poker
- - What you must pay to play
- - "To up the ..." (poker phrase)
- - Penny, perhaps, in poker
- - you won't get cards without it
- - Lead-in to date
- - Parliamentary official position, currently filled by Sarah Clarke
- - cost to get a poker hand
- - Add a little something to the pot?
- - Start the poker kitty
- - For certain players, cash in advance
- - payment before a deal
- - Against new things initially
- - Pot price
- - Starter chip
- - poker hand staple
- - Start a pot, as in poker
- - Opening poker wager
- - Poker pot contribution
- - Chip in for poker hands
- - Fee for a poker game
- - meridian opening
- - Add a chip to the poker pot
- - Advance payment had to include note
- - Starting pot for poker
- - Mandatory contribution in poker
- - Penny-... (two-bit)
- - source of pot growth
- - ... meridiem (what "a.m." is short for, in pre-noon times)
- - Poker players do so in the canteen
- - Initial contribution players make to the pot
- - Money put down on a bet
- - pre-hand money, in poker
- - Just one chip, perhaps
- - Dough for a deal?
- - Buy into a poker hand
- - Opening amount, in a poker game
- - gambling payment
- - the initial contribution that each player makes to the pot
- - pay for hands
- - Request a hand, say
- - Before the volcano goes up!
- - Chips for a hand
- - Post counterpart
- - Betting pool
- - It gets you a hand
- - Penny-...... (rinky-dink)
- - Kind of chamber
- - Poker starter
- - Feed the pot
- - Start a poker pot
- - Poker move
- - Chip in a chip
- - Price to play
- - Start the kitty
- - Poker word
- - Stud fee?
- - Pre-deal payment
- - Kitty starter
- - Poker opener
- - Opening bet
- - Deal preceder
- - World Poker Tour contribution
- - Poker fee
- - ...... meridiem
- - You have to be upfront with it
- - Play money?
- - Opening chip
- - It may be upped
- - Initial wager
- - Start to date?
- - Poker price
- - Cost of a hand
- - "Deal me in" indicator
- - Prelude to a deal
- - Prefix with chamber
- - Pre-deal chip
- - Pot payment
- - Penny, perhaps
- - Pay to hold hands
- - Opening wager
- - Upfront money
- - Pot money
- - Pot additive
- - Poker contribution
- - Part of a pot
- - Kick in for a hand
- - Get in on a deal
- - Cost to play
- - Amount to be raised?
- - AM, ... meridiem
- - A chip, maybe
- - Up-front amount
- - Price for a hand
- - Poker cost
- - Money for the pot
- - It can be upped
- - Initial payment
- - Cough up for a kitty
- - Charge for a hand delivery?
- - Cause a pot to have a chip in it?
- - Blue chip, perhaps
- - "I'm in" indicator
- - ...... meridiem (what "a.m." stands for)
- - You're out unless you put this in
- - Up-front poker payment
- - Prior to: Prefix
- - Prime the pot
- - Prefix with date
- - Prefix with bellum
- - Pre-deal ritual
- - Pot toss-in
- - Pony up for a hand
- - Poker player's starting bet
- - Kitty contribution
- - It's put in a pot
- - It often precedes a deal
- - It may precede a deal
- - It leads to a deal
- - Hold 'em fee
- - Hand starter
- - Get in on the pot
- - Fork over, with "up"
- - Dealer's call
- - Contribution before the deal
- - Chip in a pot
- - Chamber opening?
- - Buy a hand
- - Word with bellum
- - Up the pot
- - Status quo ...... bellum
- - Starting chip
- - Starting bet in poker
- - Starting bet
- - Required investment of a kind
- - Raise bid, up the ...
- - Prior: prefix
- - Price to play a poker hand
- - Prefix like pre-
- - Predeal payment
- - Pot sweetener
- - Pot ingredient?
- - Pot content
- - Poker wager
- - Poker pot payment
- - Player's fee
- - Payment made by hand?
- - Pay to play poker
- - Opening poker contribution
- - One chip, perhaps
- - Kitty sweller
- - Kitty food
- - Kitty builder
- - It gets the pot going
- - Indicate you're in
- - Hold 'em opener
- - Folder's minimum loss
- - Feed the kitty a penny?
- - Entry fee
- - Deserve a hand?
- - Get skunked
- - Fail to get the W, say
- - Get shellacked
- - Draw the short straw, say
- - Get whupped
- - Have a straight to your opponent's flush, say
- - Get trounced
- - Get whipped
- - Get defeated
- - Get beaten
- - Get checkmated
- - Fail to get the victory
- - Get trounced, say
- - Get bluffed out, say
- - Get licked
- - Get outscored
- - Throw a fight, say
- - Get bested
- - Get rid of
- - get rid of, as a bad boyfriend
- - get upset in the playoffs, say
- - Misplace
- - Fail to win
- - Ditch
- - Drop, as weight
- - Finish last
- - Word before "weight" or "time"
- - Mislay
- - Be defeated
- - Shake, as a pursuer
- - Reach the Candy Castle last, in Candy Land
- - Word before "heart" or "touch"
- - Leave in the dust
- - Give the slip to
- - Go bankrupt, in Monopoly
- - Be bested
- - With 71 Down, panic
- - Pick the wrong side in a coin flip
- - Miss ending after missing beginning
- - Taste defeat
- - Cut out
- - Take a beating coming up in part of The Solent
- - Take off, as weight
- - "...... the attitude!"
- - Not prove victorious
- - Take a beating
- - "Heads I win, tails you ......"
- - Drop a match
- - Come up short
- - Fail to prevail
- - Trim one's waistline
- - Win on Weight Watchers?
- - Be on the short end
- - Engineer a tank
- - Outwit, as a tail
- - Not win a prize
- - Shake off
- - Fall short of victory
- - Go down to defeat
- - Forfeit
- - Be beaten
- - Watch an opponent walk-off?
- - Come in third
- - Suffer defeat
- - With 107-Across, give in to despair
- - Be outscored
- - Come in second
- - Take a shellacking
- - Diet successfully
- - Not win
- - Hit the top in Tetris, e.g
- - Finish second, perhaps
- - Take the booby prize
- - Suffer a defeat
- - Shake, in a way
- - Be unable to find
- - Be a consolation round candidate
- - Finish second
- - Shake, so to speak
- - Go down in defeat
- - Drop in the stadium
- - Be an also-ran
- - Be the also-ran
- - Shake off, as a pursuer
- - Shake, as a tail
- - Take it on the chin
- - Give the slip
- - Take a licking
- - Drop a game
- - Squander
- - Finish last, perhaps
- - Come in last
- - .......... heart
- - Shed
- - Receive fewer votes
- - Come in too late?
- - Be vanquished
- - You might do it if you're behind
- - Qualify for the consolation round
- - Finish in last place
- - Bow (to)
- - Face
- - Shake
- - Underscore
- - mislay large quantity of medicine with day gone
- - Come in second place?
- - Forfeit, for instance
- - The sun comes up east to go down
- - Failure won't make it worse, "nothing to .."
- - Come up short on the field
- - Come up empty
- - Come up a few points short
- - I loved the pasta. So much flavor in that ....
- - Better than the best
- - "The hollandaise is a-maaazing!"
- - This rocks!