Crossword Clue: Slips among the chips
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Slips among the chips"
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- Acknowledgments of debt
- Acknowledgments of debts.
- Bettors' promises, e.g.
- Alternatives to chips, say
- Borrower's handouts
- Debt acknowledgements
- Debt acknowledgments
- Debt certificates?
- Debt chits
- Debt docs
- Debt documents
- Debt indicators
- Debt memos
- Debt notes
- Debt reminders
- Debt slips
- Debtor's chits
- Debtors' documents
- Debtors' jottings
- Debtors' letters
- Debtor's letters
- Debtor's list
- Debtors' notes
- Debtor's notes
- Debtor's papers
- Debtors' promises
- Debtor's slips
- Debtor's written promises
- Debts
- Certain chits
- Certain debts
- Certain promises
- Frowned-on pot additions
- Brief promises?
- Gambler's chits
- Gambler's headaches
- Gamblers' letters
- Gamblers' markers
- Gamblers memos
- Gambler's notes
- Gamblers' notes
- Gambling debts
- Gambling markers
- Chits in a pot
- Chits in the pot, essentially
- Chits in the pot
- Chits
- Creditor's collection
- Evidence of debt
- Evidence of debts
- Evidence that one is short
- Cash equivalents of a sort
- Cash substitutes
- Casino markers
- Notes for people in debt
- Notes from a loser, maybe
- Notes from broke poker players
- Notes from players who can't pay
- Notes from short people?
- Notes from those who've been cleaned out
- Notes in a poker pot
- Notes in a pot, maybe
- Notes in a pot
- Notes in poker pots
- Notes in pots
- Notes in some pots
- Notes of a sort
- Notes promising payment
- Notes signifying debt
- Outstanding notes
- Some obligations
- Some poker settlements
- Markers, briefly
- Markers in a pot
- Markers of a sort
- Markers
- Some signed notes
- Paper promises
- Papers from debtors
- Papers in poker pots
- Papers promising payment
- Papers that acknowledge debts
- Short notes?
- Short notes
- Short people might write them
- Suffix with labor or victor
- Suffix with ''labor'' or ''victor''
- Poker paper: abbr.
- Poker players' markers
- Poker pot items, maybe
- Poker pot promises
- Poker table slips
- Poor writer's scribblings?
- Pot markers
- Pot papers
- Payback pledges
- Payment alternatives
- Payment pledges
- Payment promises
- Red-ink symbols
- Red markers?
- Red state handouts?
- People might write them if they're shy
- Letters from debtors
- Letters of credit?
- Letters of credit
- Letters that signify promises to pay up
- Letters to creditors?
- Monetary promises
- Money substitutes
- "Promise to pay" notes
- Promises of a sort
- Promises of payment: Abbr.
- Promises on paper
- Promises to pay
- Promising letters?
- Promissory notes for those in debt
- Promissory notes , so to speak
- Promissory notes, so to speak
- Promissory notes
- They indicate shyness
- They may pile up for compulsive gamblers
- Things in pots
- Tabs, of sorts
- Sketchy payment alternatives
- Written acknowledgments of debt
- Written financial promises
- Written promises to pay later
- Written promises to pay
- Written promises
- Slips among the chips
- Slips in a pot
- Slips in pots
- Slips in some pots
- Slips in the pot
- Slips that promise payment
- Unlucky gambler's output
- Unsettled items
Recent Usage of Slips among the chips in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - Feb. 3, 2008