➠ Words that end with e

List contains 51113 Words that end with "e".

  • - Poker hand buy-in
  • - Penny, maybe, in poker
  • - Penny, in poker
  • - Penny or matchstick, in some poker games
  • - Penny in a pot, perhaps
  • - Penny ...... (cards pay-in)
  • - Payment made at the start of a poker hand
  • - Payment for a poker hand
  • - Payment before a hand
  • - Payment before a deal is finalized
  • - Payment at a table
  • - Pay to play, in poker
  • - Pay to play, in a way
  • - Pay to play a hand, in poker
  • - Pay to hold a hand
  • - Pay to get into a poker hand
  • - Pay to get in
  • - Pay in
  • - Part of a pot on the table
  • - Part of a large pot
  • - Opening chip, in poker
  • - Opening bet in a card game
  • - Opening amount in a poker pot
  • - One way to get a hand
  • - Obligatory contribution of a sort
  • - No one's in until this is put in
  • - Necessary bet in a poker game
  • - Morning's start, in old Rome?
  • - Money secured before a deal
  • - Money riding on a card.
  • - Make pots, in a way
  • - Make a pot
  • - Lead-in to date or room
  • - Kick off a poker hand
  • - Kick off a kitty
  • - Kick in, say
  • - Kick in, in poker
  • - Kick in for a poker hand
  • - Kick in a poker chip
  • - Kick in a chip for a pot
  • - Join a poker game
  • - Item for a pot
  • - It's usually put in the middle of a table
  • - It's upped in poker
  • - It's agreed on before making a deal
  • - It's a starter
  • - It may lead to a good deal
  • - It may force a hand
  • - It may be upped, in poker
  • - It may be raised at a table
  • - It may be accompanied by a blind
  • - It helps a kitty grow
  • - It goes in the middle of the table
  • - It goes in the center of the table
  • - It gets a kitty going
  • - It could precede a good deal
  • - It can show interest in a deal
  • - It always comes before a flop
  • - Initial stake in a poker game
  • - Initial payment in a poker game
  • - Initial cost of a hand, in poker
  • - Initial chip thrown in
  • - Initial bet in a poker game
  • - Initial bet in a card game
  • - Indicate that one needs a hand?
  • - Indicate "I'm in"
  • - In front of: Prefix.
  • - Help to create a pot
  • - Help make a pot
  • - Go in in Vegas
  • - Get into the game, in a way
  • - Get into a poker game, say
  • - Get in the game, perhaps
  • - Get in on a poker game
  • - Fork over for a hand
  • - Forced initial payment in poker
  • - First payment in a hand of poker
  • - First chip tossed in
  • - First chip in the poker pot
  • - First bet in a summer World Series
  • - Feed a pot
  • - Feed a kitty
  • - Fee paid in chips
  • - Fee of a sort
  • - Entry fee for a poker hand
  • - Entrance price in poker
  • - Dealer's request to a poker player
  • - Create a pot
  • - Cough up a poker chip
  • - Cost to get in on the deal
  • - Cost to get a hand
  • - Cost of getting a hand
  • - Cost for a hand
  • - Contribution of a sort
  • - Contribute, in a way
  • - Contribute to a pot
  • - Contribute a share
  • - Chips in the pot
  • - Chips in a pot, sometimes
  • - Chip or coin thrown in the pot
  • - Chip in, with "up"
  • - Chip in, literally
  • - Chip in for a hand?
  • - Chip in a new pot
  • - Chip in a chip, perhaps
  • - Chip in a chip for starters
  • - Chip for a pot
  • - Chip for a hand
  • - Charge for a hand
  • - Chamber lead-in
  • - Certain buy-in
  • - Cards pitch-in
  • - Buy in, in a way
  • - Buy in
  • - Buy a poker hand
  • - Bring-in's cousin
  • - Begin a pot
  • - Be up front with it to get a hand
  • - Ask for a hand, perhaps
  • - Amount bet in poker before the cards are dealt
  • - Alternative to a blind
  • - Advance on a table
  • - Admission price, of a sort
  • - Add a chip
  • - A.m. word
  • - A.M. beginning
  • - A penny, sometimes
  • - A penny, at times
  • - A penny in a pot, perhaps
  • - A hand-holder may build on this
  • - A few poker chips, maybe
  • - A few chips, say, in poker
  • - A few chips, say
  • - A few chips, maybe
  • - A few bucks to start the pot, say
  • - A couple of chips, say, in poker
  • - A couple of chips in the pot, say
  • - A couple of chips in the pot, maybe
  • - A chip, perhaps
  • - A chip, at times
  • - A chip or two, usually
  • - A chip or two to start with
  • - "Give me a hand"
  • - Put one's two cents in
  • - Put in chips
  • - Ask for a hand?
  • - The A of A&M
  • - Cost to get in
  • - Place a bet
  • - Put up a stake
  • - Toss in a chip
  • - Put your two cents in?
  • - Join the game, in a way
  • - Buy into a poker game
  • - Kick in, to a pot
  • - Put in some chips
  • - Get in the game
  • - Kick in
  • - Put in the pot
  • - Put a stake on the table
  • - Poker hand requirement
  • - Poker hand fee
  • - Poker hand cost
  • - Poker game's starting stake
  • - Poker game's starting bet
  • - Poker dealer's demand
  • - Poker chip, maybe
  • - Poker bet that's not optional
  • - Poker beginning
  • - Poker admission
  • - Players may up it
  • - Player's pot
  • - Player's contribution
  • - Play to pay
  • - Play fare
  • - Penny, sometimes
  • - Penny-....: unimportant
  • - Penny-....: trivial
  • - Penny-...... (low-stakes)
  • - Penny-.... (trifling)
  • - Penny wager
  • - Penny ending
  • - Penny ...... (low-stakes game)
  • - Payment to play cards
  • - Pay, at poker
  • - Pay to play cards
  • - Pay to join the hand
  • - Pay to deal
  • - Pay the pot
  • - Pay one's share, with "up"
  • - Pay for diamonds, say?
  • - Pay for cards
  • - Part of the pot
  • - Opening poker payment
  • - Opening poker chips
  • - Opening bit
  • - Opening amount
  • - Open the pot
  • - One poker chip, perhaps
  • - One or two poker chips, maybe
  • - One or two chips, maybe
  • - One chip
  • - Omaha stake
  • - Omaha payment
  • - Money put up front
  • - Money put on the table
  • - Money for pot?
  • - Money for cards
  • - Minute stake?
  • - Minimum poker bet
  • - Lope opening?
  • - Let go to pot?
  • - Large pot supported with several hands
  • - Kitty's contributor
  • - Kitty's birth?
  • - Kitty's beginning
  • - Kitty start
  • - Kitty insert
  • - Kitty input
  • - Kind of room or chamber
  • - Kin of pre-
  • - Kick into the opening pot
  • - ItÂ's just for openers
  • - It's usually one chip
  • - It's pitched into the pot
  • - It's for starters
  • - It's down when the chips are down
  • - It might get your kitty going
  • - It might be upped at the poker table
  • - It may be upped by those with nice hands
  • - It goes to pot
  • - It follows penny
  • - It can lead to raises
  • - Initial poker bet
  • - Initial house payment?
  • - Initial game payment
  • - Initial cost
  • - Individual share
  • - Indication of serious intent
  • - Homophone for Mame's title
  • - Hold'em pot starter
  • - Hold'em payment
  • - Hold 'em starter
  • - Handful of chips, maybe
  • - Hand's cost
  • - Hand's chip
  • - Hand-delivery payment?
  • - Hand-delivery charge?
  • - Hand outlay
  • - Hand demand?
  • - Hand contribution
  • - Gin-game pot
  • - Gaming table fee
  • - Gambling word
  • - Gambler'sbet
  • - Gambler's starting bet
  • - Gambler's payment
  • - Gambler's deposit
  • - Gamble chips
  • - Food for the kitty?
  • - Folder's loss
  • - Fixed stake
  • - Fixed bet
  • - First pot contribution
  • - First poker chip
  • - First penny, perhaps
  • - First move at the card table
  • - First few chips, usually
  • - First chip, say
  • - First chip, perhaps
  • - First chip, often
  • - First chip
  • - Fee of sorts
  • - Fee for hand delivery?
  • - Fee for all
  • - Expense share
  • - Each player's initial contribution to the pot
  • - Draw payment
  • - Draw money?
  • - Dealer's requirement
  • - Dealer's command, at poker
  • - Deal prerequisite, maybe
  • - Date starter
  • - Date or lope leader
  • - Date opening?
  • - Date leader?
  • - Cousin of pre-
  • - Couple of chips, maybe
  • - Couple of chips, e.g.
  • - Cough up some chips?
  • - Cough up for the kitty
  • - Cost, at cards
  • - Cost to go up and down the river
  • - Cost of playing
  • - Cost at poker
  • - Contribution toward the pot
  • - Contribution to the pot
  • - Contribute, with "up"
  • - Contribute to the kitty
  • - Commitment to the game
  • - Chips for cards
  • - Chip, at times
  • - Chip without dip?
  • - Chip to start with
  • - Chip to start
  • - Chip on the table, perhaps
  • - Chip on the table, maybe
  • - Chip for the pot
  • - Certain stake
  • - Certain forced bet
  • - Casino word
  • - Casino payment
  • - Casino game requirement, often
  • - Card player's initial stake
  • - Card fee
  • - Build the pot
  • - Brutus' "before"
  • - Bread on the table?
  • - Bread on the table, maybe
  • - Blue chip, at times
  • - Blind, essentially
  • - Blind supplement, sometimes
  • - Betting stake
  • - Bet all players must make
  • - Bellum or meridian preceder
  • - Bellum or date preceder
  • - Beginning pot
  • - Before, when placed before
  • - Before — behind
  • - Arbitrary stake
  • - Anagram for neat
  • - Anaconda payment
  • - An anagram for neat
  • - Amount to be raised, maybe
  • - Amount of money that can be raised?
  • - Active volcano near Messina
  • - "...... up!" (game cry)
  • - "...... up!" (card player's cry)
  • - ".... up!": "Pay your share!"
  • - ......-Christum
  • - ...... up (pay one's share)
  • - ...... meridiem (morning: Lat.)
  • - Venture capital
  • - Dealer's choice
  • - Part of AM.
  • - Pre-.......
  • - Add to the kitty
  • - Put some chips on the table?
  • - Gambler's obligation
  • - Poker pot
  • - Where the chips may fall?
  • - Up-front money
  • - Alternative to blinds
  • - "Status quo"
  • - Type of room.
  • - Punt
  • - Something to raise.
  • - M
  • - Cut follower, often
  • - Had chips, say
  • - Up-front fee
  • - Put into the pot
  • - Initial offering
  • - Game starter
  • - It's just for openers
  • - Add to the pot
  • - Entrance fee
  • - Cough up
  • - Pony up
  • - Before: Prefix.
  • - Pot addition
  • - Dealer's demand
  • - Pay one's share
  • - Join the game
  • - Sweeten the pot
  • - Latin preposition
  • - Poker play
  • - Pot part
  • - Date preceder
  • - Poker term
  • - Play opener
  • - Play starter
  • - Poker opener, perhaps
  • - Player's payment
  • - Pay, with 'up'
  • - ...... up (pay)
  • - Casino stake
  • - Put up stakes
  • - Pot booster
  • - Club payment
  • - Not post-
  • - Post's opposite
  • - Post- opposite
  • - Post antonym
  • - It's for openers?
  • - Bet
  • - First chips
  • - Pay for play
  • - Put down stakes