Crossword Clue: Win one, lose one
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Win one, lose one"
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- 50/50, say
- 7-10, e.g.
- 7-10, for one
- 7-10, in bowling parlance
- ___ decision, bout outcome
- ___ hairs
- ___-pea soup
- ___ the difference (compromise)
- An ice-cream dish with fruit.
- Beat a retreat
- Beat it
- Acrobatic maneuver
- Bisected, perhaps
- Bisected
- Alley bane
- Alley challenge
- Alley 'oops'?
- Alley ''oops''
- Alley oops?
- Alley "oops"
- Alley woe
- Banana ___ (ice cream parlor offering)
- Banana ___ (ice cream treat)
- Banana ___
- Banana concoction
- Banana treat
- Bottle size
- Cavil
- Bowler's 7-10, e.g.
- Bowler's bane
- Bowler's challenge
- Bowler's concern
- Bowler's despair
- Bowler's headache
- Bowler's problem
- Bowler's test
- Bowler's tough-to-make spare
- Bowler's toughie
- Bowler's woe
- Bowling challenge
- Bowling headache
- Bowling woe
- Break apart
- Break in half
- Break in two
- Break into two pieces
- Break open suddenly
- Break up
- Breakup
- Challenge for a bowler
- Challenge in an alley
- Challenging bowling pin arrangement
- Champagne bottle
- Champagne container
- Champagne portion
- Champagne quantity
- Depart: slang
- Depart, so to speak
- Depart
- Gymnastic maneuver
- Gymnastics move
- Gymnast's feat
- Cheerleader's act
- Cheerleader's feat
- Cheerleader's move
- Half-bottle
- Hamstring-stretching gymnastic maneuver
- Burst open
- Burst
- Hard spare to pick up
- Hard-to-make spare
- Discontinue a relationship
- Get away
- Fissure
- Get lost
- Ice cream order
- Disunite
- Divide 50-50
- Divide — Croatian port
- Divide evenly
- Divide, in a way
- Divide in two
- Divide into portions
- Divide into shares
- Divide, with ''up''
- Divide
- Divided
- Division
- Divorce — Adriatic city
- Divorce
- Divorced
- Divvy up
- Crack
- Floor exercise maneuver
- Cleave
- Cleft
- Croatian port
- Go 1-1 in a doubleheader
- Go 50-50 on
- Go 50/50 on
- Go Dutch on
- Go separate ways
- Fork
- Cut out
- Dairy Queen order
- High-tailed it
- Come apart
- Hightailed it
- Separate
- Took a powder
- Took one's leave, slangily
- Stock division
- Kegler's headache
- Kegler's problem
- Stop dating, as a celeb couple
- The 7-10 is a nasty one
- Riven
- Tough attempt for a bowler
- Tough spare
- Share 50/50
- Share, as a check
- Share doubler
- Share equally
- Share evenly
- Share of the loot.
- Share
- Like some decisions
- Like some ends
- Kind of pea
- Kind of ticket
- Win one, lose one
- Wine bottle size
- Wine-bottle size
- Treat with a banana
- Of two minds
- Tricky bowling shot
- Tricky bowling situation
- The Shins "___ Needles"
- Part company
- Trouble for a bowler
- Melon action
- Melon operation
- Lane bane
- Lane pain?
- Parted company
- One-eighth of a magnum
- Michael Collins's org.
- Leave hastily, informally
- Leave in a hurry
- Leave, slangily
- Leave, so to speak
- Left
- Leg-spreading move for a cheerleader
- One way to lower a stock's price
- Remaining 7 and 10 pins in bowling
- Rent
- Made tracks
- Phish "___ Open and Melt"
- Problem in an alley
- Opposite of a magnum
- Make tracks
- Make two hands out of one in this puzzle's card game
- Like a hamburger bun
- Word before "pea" or after "banana"
- Turn one hand into two, in blackjack
- Spare part, perhaps?
- Word with level or second
- Word with "stock" or "banana"
- Word with ticket or rail
- Thieves' arrangement
- Skedaddle
- Skedaddled
- Take a hike
- Schism
- Take a powder
- Take it on the lam
- Take off
- Undecided
- What duo has to do with gig money
- Small bottle
- Small champagne bottle
- Start of the contest answer, and a nudge to finding the rest
- Tear apart
- What Zep did in '80
- To incorrectly write an infinitive
- Yugoslav port.
- Steve Winwood "___ Decision"
Recent Usage of Win one, lose one in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 21, 2015
