Crossword Clue: Jimmy or Chris
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- __-am (type of tourney)
- __ and con
- __ forma
- __ rata (proportionally)
- __ shop
- __ tem
- ___-am (kind of golf tournament)
- ___-am (sports competition)
- ___-am tournament
- ___ and con (both sides of an issue)
- ___ and con (sides in a debate)
- ___ and con
- "___ Archia Poeta" (Cicero oration)
- ___ bono
- ___ bono (free, to a law firm)
- ___ bono (free, to a lawyer)
- ___ bono publico.
- ___ bono publico
- ___ Bowl (game a week after Super Sunday)
- ___ Bowl (NFL all-star game)
- ___ Bowl
- ___-choice
- ___-democracy forces
- ___ Football Talk (sports blog)
- ___ forma
- ___ or con (for or against)
- ___ or con
- ___ patria
- ___ rata
- ___ shop
- ___ tem
- ___ tempore
- ___ Tools (recording software)
- ___ Tour
- An athlete might turn this
- ____ and con
- ____ bono
- Bass ___ Shops (retail chain for fishing and hunting aficionados)
- Angel or Saint, e.g.
- Angel or Wizard, e.g.
- A backer of
- Anti anti
- Anti-anti?
- Anti's antonym
- Anti's enemy
- Anti's opposite
- Bear, Cub or Bruin
- Bear or a Panther?
- Bear or Lion
- Any MLB or MiLB player
- Any MLB player
- Any NFL player
- Any NFLer
- Any PGA member
- A person paid to play
- Apt to vote aye
- Behind
- Accomplished one
- Argument for doing something
- Ben Hogan.
- Bench, e.g.
- Ace
- Arnie or Tiger, e.g.
- Active leader?
- Between quid and quo
- Beyond an amateur
- Big-league athlete
- Big-league player
- Big-league
- Big-leaguer
- Big leaguer
- Adamantly for
- Athlete in the big leagues
- Athlete in the majors
- Athlete in the NFL or NBA, for example
- Athlete on a salary
- Athlete that's paid
- Athlete who gets paid
- Athlete who has a contract
- Athlete who is paid
- Athlete who isn't green?
- Athlete who plays for pay
- Athlete who's in the major leagues
- Athlete who's no longer an amateur
- Athlete who's not an amateur
- Athlete who's paid to play
- Athlete who's paid
- Athlete with a multimillion-dollar contract, perhaps
- Athlete with deep pockets
- Athlete with income
- Big-time player
- Adept
- Bill supporter
- Advocating
- Against the antis
- Authority
- Agreeable aspect
- Agreeing with
- "Aye" dropper?
- ''Aye!'' sayer
- "Aye!" sayer
- "Aye" voter
- Backing
- Backing side
- All-___
- All for
- Almost every Masters golfer
- Bono leader
- Bono's opener?
- Amateur hour shunner
- Amateur-hour shunner
- Amateur's antonym
- Amateurs might turn this
- Amateur's opposite
- Borg, e.g.
- Instructor at Pebble Beach
- Duffer's helper
- Duffer's teacher
- Grandmaster, e.g.
- Cede or pose attachment
- Debate position and half of this puzzle's theme
- Debate position
- Debate side
- Debate stance
- Debate team position
- Debater's position, perhaps
- Debater's position, sometimes
- Debater's position
- Eagle or Raven
- Certain athlete
- Certain basketball player
- Brave, Chief, Indian, or Redskin
- Brave, Chief or Indian
- Compensated player
- Greg Norman, e.g.
- Greg Norman, for one
- Greg Norman is one
- Favorable.
- Favorable aspect
- Favorable factor
- Gretzky, e.g.
- Favorable voter
- Favorable
- Favoring
- Faxon or Kite
- CFL player
- Con balancer
- Con competitor
- Con foe
- Con neutralizer
- Full-time golfer
- Full-time player
- Hoping for passage
- Con's adversary
- Con's companion
- Con's con
- Con's contrary
- Con's counterpart
- Con's foe
- Con's mate
- Con's opponent
- Con's opposite
- Con's partner
- Hotshot
- It means "advocating"
- Hal Sutton, e.g.
- Buc, Vike, Card, or Phil
- How a player may turn
- Dick Button is now one.
- Eminent authority
- How some amateurs turn
- Employee at a golf club
- Bull or bear, e.g.
- Burning Tree instructor
- Hardly an amateur
- Country club coach
- Country-club coach, usually
- Country-club coach
- Country club employee
- Country club fig.
- Country-club figure
- Country club figure
- Country club golf teacher
- Country club hire
- Country-club hiree
- Country club instructor
- Country-club instructor
- Country-club staffer
- Country club staffer
- Country club VIP
- Country club VIP (m)
- Country-club V.I.P.
- Country-club worker
- Couples, e.g.
- Course employee
- Course figure
- Course instructor
- Court instructor
- Disposed
- Cowboy or Indian, e.g.
- Cowboy or Indian
- Cowboy or Spur, e.g.
- Claim introducer
- Giant or Wizard, e.g.
- Crackerjack
- ESPN the Magazine subject, often
- He plays hard for the money
- Giver of lessons
- Ex-con, maybe
- Club ___
- Club instructor
- In favor
- In favor of
- In favour of
- In favour
- In it for the money
- Jimmy or Chris
- Coach, once, perhaps
- In support of
- Football's _____ Bowl
- JoAnne Carner is one
- Jock
- For, in a debate
- For, no con
- "For" side of a debate
- For
- Career athlete
- Career golfer
- Career sportsperson
- Experienced worker
- Experienced
- Expert (abbr)
- Expert, for short
- Expert, in slang
- Expert
- Indian, Brave or Chief
- Indian or Brave
- Golf __
- Golf ___
- Golf club denizen
- Golf club employee
- Golf-club figure
- Golf club V.I.P.
- Golf club VIP
- Golf-club V.I.P.
- Golf course figure
- Golf course teacher
- Golf-course V.I.P.
- Golf expert
- Golf instructor, likely
- Golf instructor
- Golf lesson provider
- Golf or tennis instructor
- Golf or tennis teacher
- Golf teacher
- Golf V.I.P.
- Golfer Hogan.
- Golfer Jane Blalock is one
- Draft selection, upon signing
- Golfer Norman, e.g.
- Golfer on tour
- Former amateur
- Ineligible to play college sports
- Highest level of playing
- Highly adept one
- "Catfish" is one
- Faldo is one
- Pt. of LPGA
- Solidly behind
- Like highest level of playing
- "Noun" or "verb" lead-in
- Many an Olympic athlete, now
- RN e.g.
- Move along
- Sex worker, say
- Whiz-bang
- Whiz
- Purse pursuer
- Tour golfer, e.g.
- Tour golfer
- Tour player
- Touring player
- Shark, so to speak
- Stroke improver
- Veteran
- The "for" side
- The guy teaching you tennis, probably
- Someone paid to play
- Paid athlete
- Paid athlete, briefly
- Paid athlete, in short
- Paid expert, for short
- Paid expert
- Paid jock
- Paid player, for short
- Paid player, slangily
- Paid player
- Paid-to-play player
- Paid to play
- Play-for-pay athlete
- Play-for-pay person
- King or Court status
- King or Senator, e.g.
- Something many amateurs turn
- Player for money
- Player for pay
- V.I.P. at Burning Tree
- Player in the big leagues
- Player in the majors
- She's paid to play
- Player or Barber
- Player who isn't an amateur anymore
- Player who's no longer an amateur
- Player who's not an amateur anymore
- Player who's paid
- Master hand
- Master
- Virtuoso
- Kite or Pate
- Palmer, for one
- Palmer is one
- Palmer or Pepitone
- Quid __ quo (fair exchange)
- Quid __ quo
- Quid ___ quo
- Quid-pro separator
- Quid-quo connection
- Quid-quo connector
- Quid-quo link
- Maven
- Trevino or Laver, e.g.
- Voting affirmatively
- Voting "aye"
- Voting "yea"
- Voting 'yes'
- Voting "yes"
- Voting yes
- M.Weir or T. Woods
- W. Gretzky or L. Walker
- Links figure
- Links star.
- Links teacher
- Lion or tiger, e.g.
- Lion or Tiger or Bear, e.g.
- Lion or tiger or bear
- Lion or tiger
- Lion, Tiger or Bear
- Point in favor
- Poker tour player
- Namath is one
- Old __
- True master
- Old hand
- Laker, for one
- Part of LPGA
- Member of the P.G.A.
- Member of the PGA
- Lanny Wadkins is one
- Ray Floyd, for one
- Ray or Dolphin, for short
- Partner of a tournament "am"
- N.B.A. player
- NBA player, e.g.
- NBAer, e.g.
- Met, Net or Jet
- On the affirmative side
- On the side of
- On your side
- Positive aspect
- Positive
- Pat Bradley, e.g.
- Reason in favor
- One for the money?
- One getting paid to play (Abbr.)
- One getting paid to play
- One giving you the aye?
- One in favor
- One in support
- One in the big leagues
- One might help you get a grip
- Practiced
- Precursor for testing
- Miller or Palmer
- Newbie's mentor
- Penguin or Duck
- NFL athlete, e.g.
- One paid to help you get a grip?
- One paid to play
- N.F.L. man
- NFL or MLB player
- NFL or NHL player
- NFL player
- N.F.L. player
- NFL player
- NFL player, for one
- One point of view
- NFLer, e.g.
- NFLer or NBAer
- NHL athlete, e.g.
- NHL player, e.g.
- NHLer, e.g.
- One side in a debate
- One side of a debate
- One side of an issue
- Nicklaus, e.g.
- One to consult when you need to get a grip
- Reliable craftsperson
- Reliable expert
- One who gets paid to play sports
- One who gives tips (and gets tips?) at a country club
- M. Weir or S. Ames
- One who hustles
- One who is not amateurish
- One who knows the ropes
- MacBook ___
- MacBook model
- One who plays for a living
- One who plays for pay
- President ___ tem (Senate official)
- President ___ tempore
- One who's mastered the ropes
- MLB or NBA player
- MLB or NFL player, for example
- MLB player, e.g.
- "No ___!"
- One who's paid to play
- MLS player, e.g.
- No amateur, he
- No amateur he
- No amateur
- No dilettante
- Person paid to play sports
- Person paid to play
- Person playing for pay
- One with a sneaker deal, likely
- Lesson giver
- No layman
- No longer an amateur
- Person who plays for work
- Person who's really good at something
- One you pay to help you get a grip?
- No mere dabbler
- No mere duffer
- No newbie
- No noob
- Pete Rose or Pete Maravitch
- Levi or Tway
- P.G.A. man
- PGA member
- P.G.A. member
- PGA money winner, e.g.
- PGA player, e.g.
- P.G.A. player
- P.G.A. tourer
- Money maker, in sports
- Money maker
- Money-making
- Money player?
- Money player
- Moneymaker?
- Moneymaker
- Norman, e.g.
- Norman or Tway
- Major-league
- Major-league athlete
- Major league player
- Major leaguer
- Major leaguer, e.g.
- Major leaguer or golf instructor
- Major-leaguer
- Majors individual
- Majors player
- Opposite of "anti-"
- Not a beginner
- Opposite of con
- Opposite of "con" in a debate
- Not a tyro
- Not amateur
- Not an amateur
- Not anti
- Professional, for short
- Profitable thing to turn
- Not con
- More than a dabbler
- Trusted authority
- Trusted expert
- Woods or Els
- S. Crosby or M. Weir
- Super Bowl participant
- Siding with
- Turn ___ (give up amateur status)
- Turn ___ (give up one's amateur status)
- Turn ___ (start making money)
- Turn _____ (start making money)
- Word before rata
- Word ending many software titles
- Word in many software titles
- Support position
- Supporters' side
- Supporter's side
- Supporting
- Supportive
- Supportive argument
- Supportive of
- Salaried athlete
- Salaried player
- Salaried sportsman
- Watson is one; so was Holmes
- Word with bono or rata
- Way to go, for some athletes
- Specialist
- Word with "life" or "am"
- Word with rata or tem
- Swing adviser
- Type of athlete
- Weir or Ames
- Weir or Hnatiuk
- Weir or Kane
- Weir or Tracy
- Weir or Woods
- Sports figure
- Tyro's exemplar
- This puzzle's theme word
- Skilled hand
- Skilled one, for short
- Skilled performer
- Skilled person
- Skilled worker
- What a college athlete may turn
- What a star athlete may turn
- What a tennis player may turn
- What an amateur may turn
- What an athlete may turn
- What an athlete might turn
- Yea-sayer
- What Michelle Wie recently turned
- Unlike cons
- What some amateurs turn
- Yes voter
- What some players turn
- Seasoned guy
- Seasoned vet
- Seasoned veteran
- Teacher at a golf course
- Teacher, at times
- Seaver or Namath
- Seaver or Sneva
- Team player?
- Team player, perhaps
- Tem or rata preceder
- U.S. Open entrant
- Snead, e.g.
- Tennis ___
- Tennis club figure
- Tennis club instructor
- Tennis club teacher
- Tennis expert
- Tennis instructor
- Tennis or golf instructor
- Tom Kite, e.g.
- Tom Kite is one
- Tom Watson is one
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- New York Times - May 15, 1977
