How to pronounce “play someone at their own game”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (UK) Alternative form of beat someone at their own game.

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beat someone at their own game, play one against another, play, play into someone's hands, take the game to, play both sides against the middle, play one's cards well, play for a fool, play one's hand right, get one over on, play at, play the hand that one is dealt, play the man and not the ball, play the hand that one was dealt, serve someone a trick, play the hand dealt, run game, play someone like a fiddle, play games, play the hand one was dealt, fix someone's clock, overplay one's hand, run game on, play someone like a violin, take apart, beat someone's brains out, take one's ball and go home, knock someone off their perch, play along, play the field, whip the pants off, take one's football and go home, make game of, play the ball and not the man, sweep the floor with somebody, have the laugh on one's side, wipe the floor with someone, beat the poop out of, play with, screw over, measure swords with someone, play one's cards right, play hob with, sweep the floor with someone, fight dirty, beat to the punch, play to win, beat the stuffing out of, smoke, clean someone's clock, bejape, pit against, outguess, play booty, beat up, play someone false, up one's game, screw, play hardball, put someone's pipe out, beat one's brains out, play the hand one is dealt, beat the pants off, play the system, rip a page out of someone's book, beat someone's time, beat to a pulp, take a page out of someone's book, play tricks, eat someone's lunch, let someone have it, play the victim card, play the devil with, play the angles, have a go, take someone's head off, pull one over, pit one's wits, pull someone's leg, play on, game out, play chicken, act the fool, get on someone's wrong side, beat one's swords into plowshares, beat one's face, eat someone's dust, take law into one's own hands, put one over, step on someone's toes, triangulate, beat the daylights out of, hand someone his head, knock the living daylights out of, play merry hell with, keep someone honest, beat, tread in someone's footsteps, eat one's own, go up against

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