How to pronounce “hold all the cards”

Meaning

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

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

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