Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
bookie .
Etymologies
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Examples
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With betting on SPIN suspended and the main bookies all over the place on the above questions, we punters need the inside track.
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Those that run Pakistani cricket - the PCB are the real culprits - they should be banned from ctricket and the Pak criciketers made to feel more valued so they are not so easilly attracted towards 'bookies' - wacha say?
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Get ready to call your bookies, old people—the truth will set you free.
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Get ready to call your bookies, old people—the truth will set you free.
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Get ready to call your bookies, old people—the truth will set you free.
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Get ready to call your bookies, old people—the truth will set you free.
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Get ready to call your bookies, old people—the truth will set you free.
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This means that sports fans better think twice before calling their bookies when they hear: "Patriot head coach Bill Belichick has thrown acid into the face of star quarterback Tom Brady, apparently out of jealousy that Brady was handsome and loved, while he himself was a hideous monster."
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This means that sports fans better think twice before calling their bookies when they hear: Patriot head coach Bill Belichick has thrown acid into the face of star quarterback Tom
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Ending any cosy sponsorship with the bookies might be the best place to start a more vigorously policed operation.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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