About The Word Cardsharp
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Cardsharp
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What's The Definition Of Cardsharp?
[n] a professional card player who makes a living by cheating at card games
Synonyms | Synonyms for Cardsharp: cardsharper Related Terms | Find terms related to Cardsharp: adventurer | betting ring | bettor | boneshaker | bunco artist | bunco steerer | cardshark | cardsharper | carpetbagger | compulsive gambler | con artist | con man | confidence man | crap shooter | crimp | gambler | gamester | hazarder | horse coper | horse trader | jackleg | land pirate | land shark | land-grabber | mortgage shark | pettifogger | petty gambler | piker | pitchman | player | plunger | punter | shark | sharp | sharper | sharpie | shortchanger | shyster | slicker | speculator | spieler | sport | sporting man | sportsman | tinhorn | tipster | tout | venturer | wagerer See Also | card player | chiseler | chiseller | gouger | scammer | sharper | sharpie | sharpy | swindler |
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