Are you a bookie?
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8 total sentences available.
Are you a bookie?
Source: tatoeba (11899607)
[…] although I had not felt the power of the truth on my own heart, yet I took particular care to read all the little bookies before I put them into the hands of the children.
Source: wiktionary
When, under the old regime, after the sermon was over “little bookies” were handed round, with this title—“The Communion Office, according to the use of the Church of Scotland,” was this nothing more than a handing about of lies in right hands, because the English Office was not bound up with them?
Source: wiktionary
Gems, Jewels, Happy Stories for Boys, and Happy Stories for Girls, are the names of four attractive packets filled with those nice little bookies which are so much liked by young people.
Source: wiktionary
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Closest matches include bookmaker, betting operator, bookmakers, gambling intermediary, layer.
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