How to pronounce “hold all of the cards”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of hold the cards.

Practice Nearby Words

hold all the cards, hold all the aces, hold the cards, hold all of the aces, play the hand dealt, place one's cards on the table, play one's cards well, play one's hand right, play the hand one was dealt, chest one's cards, play the hand that one is dealt, show one's hand, play the hand that one was dealt, hold one's own, lay one's cards on the table, have the world by the balls, breast one's cards, hold the purse strings, hold up, hold out, hold one's horses, have the world by the neck, have one's handful, hold one's head above water, hold the ring, have the world by the bag, play the hand one is dealt, cover all of one's bases, put one's cards on the table, hold down the fort, deal a good hand, have the world by the nuts, hold one's water, deal a hand, play one's cards right, hold the line, hold fast, hold hostage, hold one's piece, make a stand, cover all of the bases, hold one's head high, hold court, hold on, overplay one's hand, hold up one's end, cover all the bases, show one's cards, hold a gun to someone's head, have one's hands full, cover the bases, hold onto, keep one's head on one's shoulders, carry one's heart on one's sleeve, have the world by the testicles, hang on, hang in the balance, keep one's wits about one, carry all before one, have it on lock, hold tack, stack the deck, hold one's nerve, hold it, keep one's options open, turn around one's finger, have the world by the tail, keep one's peace, hold sway, play into someone's hands, deal a bad hand, hand someone his cards, stand in the gate, carry one's own weight, raise the ante, have one's ducks in a row, come up trumps, have time on one's side, have the world on a string, leave someone holding the bag, hold the fort, get one's arms around, stand one's ground, have one's fingers on the pulse, stranglehold, have the goods on, get one over on, have one's fingers in many pies, hedge one's bets, have the drop on, wrap around one's little finger, twist around one's little finger, stand and be counted, play with a full deck, stand a chance, have one's work cut out, make one's hand, be in the pocket of someone, keep the powder dry, cover someone's back

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