Crossword Clue: More chips for the pot
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- $10 to $12 an hour, e.g.
- ___ Cain
- "___ the Titanic!," 1980 film
- "___ The Titanic" (1980)
- Be bold in poker
- Be parental
- Accompanier of a promotion, usually
- Aries (anag)
- Best bets?
- Activate
- Better a bet
- Better a poker bet
- Bettor's bet
- Assemble, as funds
- Assemble
- Add to the pot
- Bit of corporate encouragement
- Aggressive bet
- Aggressive poker bet
- Bluff, maybe
- Bluffer's ploy, maybe
- Bluffer's ploy
- Bold move in poker
- Boost up
- Cause for celebration on the job
- Cause for celebration
- Cause of employee elation
- Boss's bestowal
- Introduce, as an issue
- Common play with a great hand
- Hoist (flag)
- Hoist
- Breadwinner's good news
- Breed
- Bridge bid
- Bridge call
- Feed the kitty?
- Bridge play
- Bridge response
- Grow a crop of
- Grow, as crops
- Grow, in a way
- Grow pot?
- Grow
- Bring in, as political contributions
- Bring to a new level?
- Bring to a new level
- Bring up.
- Bring up, as kids
- Bring up (children)
- Bring up from the bottom
- Bring up
- Broach
- It may be gotten for an anniversary
- Elevate
- It may come with a promotion
- It might be a bluff
- It often comes with a promotion
- Employee hope
- Gather, as money
- Employee request
- Employee's delight
- Employee's desire
- Employee's goal
- Employee's hope
- Employee's quest
- Employee's request
- Employee's reward
- It sweetens the pot
- Employes' goal
- Employment boost
- Bump, in poker-speak
- Bump, in poker
- Bump the bet
- Bump up in pay
- Bumped bet
- Diligent worker's due
- Diligent worker's goal
- Diligent worker's hope
- Diligent worker's reward
- Buoy
- End, as a siege
- Corporate kudo
- Corporate reward
- Hard worker's desire
- Hard worker's due
- It's often merit-based
- Erect
- Call alternative
- Do a parental job
- Gift to Bob Cratchit
- Jack up
- JACK
- Do more than call
- Do more than see
- Establish radio communication
- Every employee wants one
- Go all-in, maybe
- Exalt
- Go beyond seeing
- Don't call, maybe
- Don't fold or call
- Heighten
- Job review subject
- Job reward
- Cultivate or levitate
- Cultivate
- Care for during childhood
- Increase a bet
- Increase a poker bet
- Increase, as a bet
- Increase, as the size of a bet
- Increase, as the stakes
- Increase in amount
- Increase in pay
- Increase in salary
- Increase the bid
- Increase the pot
- Increase
- Increment
- Indicate a good hand, in a way
- Indication of a strong hand, perhaps
- Collect, as cash
- Collect, as funds
- Collect, as money
- Collect for a cause
- Collective bargaining result, perhaps
- Good news at the office
- Good news for a worker
- Good news from upstairs?
- Inflate
- Good worker's reward
- Come over the top, in poker
- Hike
- Hike, as taxes
- Hike, as tuition
- Hike the bet
- Hike up
- Come up with, as funding
- Come up with, as money
- Provide parenting for
- Set upright
- Pull up
- Move higher
- Move up
- Push up
- Nurture
- Strike up.
- Striker's demand
- Strikers' demand, sometimes
- Strikers' demand
- Put up
- Stud declaration
- Stud ploy
- Subject of union negotiations
- Pleasant paycheck surprise
- Muster
- Parent
- Wage earner's hope
- Wage hike ... and a verb describing what happened with four currencies in this puzzle
- Wage increase
- Wage news
- Poker action
- Poker betting option
- Poker bump
- Poker "bump"
- Poker call
- Poker maneuver
- Poker move
- Poker option
- Poker play
- Labor union demand
- Poker player's move
- Poker-player's move
- Poker player's option
- Poker-player's ploy
- Poker players' ploy
- Poker player's ploy
- Poker player's verb
- Poker ploy
- Poker strategy
- Poker tactic
- Poker term
- Poker verb
- Poker word
- Show confidence at the poker table
- Suggest
- Part of a poker bluff
- Reach by radio
- Reach via radio
- Merit reward
- Rear
- Reason for a check up?
- Reason for celebration on the job
- Reason for celebration
- Post-review reward
- Pot booster
- Pot fattener
- Pay boost
- Pay bump
- Pay-envelope surprise
- Pay hike
- Pay increase
- Paycheck booster
- Paycheck enhancer
- Paycheck increase
- Paycheck surprise
- Paycheck upgrade
- Recover, as a sunken ship
- One usually comes with a promotion
- Present, as an issue
- Request to the boss
- Lift higher
- Lift up
- Lift
- Make a poker call
- Result of a union success
- Result of a year-end review, maybe
- Result of union negotiations, often
- Make higher
- More chips for the pot
- More money in the envelope.
- More pay.
- Promotion accompanier
- Promotion result
- Promotion reward, usually
- Not just call
- Not just see
- Reward for a good employee
- Reward for a good performance review
- Reward for a job well done
- Reward for merit
- Reward from a boss
- Reward from the boss
- Reward of a kind
- Proper play with a great hand
- More than see
- Summon up
- Support partner's suit
- Salary boost
- Salary booster
- Salary bump
- Salary hike
- Salary increase
- Sweeten the pot
- Swell the pot
- Welcome bid by partner
- Welcome call by bridge partner
- Work incentive
- Worker's boost in pay
- Worker's delight
- Worker's demand
- Worker's goal, often
- Worker's hope
- Worker's morale booster
- Worker's request
- Worker's reward
- Worker's wish
- Workplace incentive
- Workplace reward
- Take to the next level
- Underpaid employee's demand
- Underpaid employee's desire
- Scrape together
- Scrape together, as funds
- Union demand
- Union goal, perhaps
- Union goal
- What prodigy will do to bar
- What strikers usually want
- What strikers want
- Start of a Salinger title
- What to do when you have a full house
- What to do with a full house
- Up, as the ante
- Up the ante
- Up the bet
- Up the pot
- Up the stakes, in a way
- Up the stakes
- UP
- Upcast
- Uplift
- You may do this with a full house
- See, and then some
- Texas Hold 'em declaration
- Texas Hold 'Em ploy
- Texas hold'em action
Recent Usage of More chips for the pot in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 19, 1997
