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put-and-take

put-and-take noun: a gambling game in which dice or spinning tops are used to decide what happens to a combined pool of players' money.

Noun

put-and-take (uncountable)

  1. A gambling game in which dice or spinning tops are used to decide what happens to a combined pool of players' money.

Questions about put-and-take

What does put-and-take mean?
Put-and-take means a gambling game in which dice or spinning tops are used to decide what happens to a combined pool of players' money.
What part of speech is put-and-take?
Put-and-take is a noun.

Words near put-and-take in the dictionary

  1. put up with
  2. put upon
  3. put wood in t'hole
  4. put wood in t’hole
  5. put words in someone's mouth
  6. put-and-take
  7. put-back
  8. put-backs
  9. put-down
  10. put-downable
  11. put-downs

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