1. Blackjack Dealer Synonym
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3. Blackjack Dealer Synonym Clue

Blackjack Dealer Synonym

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Blackjack Dealer Synonym Dictionary

• 1A person or business that buys and sells goods.

  • ‘The edition, which was expected to fetch up to £10,000, was bought by a book dealer in Bristol.’
  • ‘Although we bought calves locally for rearing, we sometimes bought them from a dealer in Cheshire.’
  • ‘The painting of Calais, being sold by a dealer in Hampshire, was also snapped up for the gallery.’
  • ‘Rioux buys her plants from a dealer in Alberta and has a contract with an Alberta buyer for the sale of organic seeds and roots.’
  • ‘Prairie dogs that the company then sold to a pet dealer in Milwaukee later infected people.’
  • ‘It was a major dealer in the UK utilities market, handling 30% of the gas and electricity trade.’
  • ‘‘This was a reaction to the unknown,’ said a bullion dealer in London.’
  • ‘Schoeni was a leading dealer in Chinese contemporary art with two galleries in Hong Kong's fashionable SoHo district.’
  • ‘Diaries will be available within 10 days of booking an order, said Shantha Ravikumar, a product dealer in the city.’
  • ‘The purchase and transfer of the art was conducted through a dealer in the U.S. who specializes in such art-donation schemes.’
  • ‘The cyclist is offered the chance to get the cycle fitted with working lights by taking it along to a cycle dealer in York within 14 days of being issued with a ticket.’
  • ‘A former dealer in replica guns, who did not want to be named, said that the illegal conversion of weapons to fire live ammunition was very difficult.’
  • ‘The Glasgow-based writer worked for many years as a dealer in second-hand, out-of-print and antiquarian books.’
  • ‘Bowring studied art history and has always been a dealer in art.’
  • ‘He became an antique dealer in Leamington Spa and coached at Coventry.’
  • ‘But police now believe the electrical equipment was originally obtained from a dealer in Lancashire on December 17.’
  • ‘The gun was brought from a gun dealer in another city, where it would normally have to be picked up.’
  • ‘Each town has a blacksmith, a dealer in wands and staves, and a seller of potions.’
  • ‘Recently we procured another flower color type from a local dealer in horticultural plants.’
  • ‘The dealer in minerals sees the market value of the jewels he handles, not their beauty.’
  • ‘Like any business, car dealers have only so much money to spend on advertising.’
  • ‘He is said to have been active as a business consultant and property dealer.’
  • ‘One, a senior British former soldier and arms dealer, closed his business and left the country.’
  • ‘The dealer sells you a car and allows you to take it home immediately.’
  • ‘The average gun dealer is an honest businessman or woman who's a pillar in their communities.’
  • ‘Art dealers who travel on business can expect it to cost more next year.’
  • ‘In a number of states, zoning laws are pressuring gun dealers to limit their businesses.’
  • ‘The relative assumed that he was calculating or writing something concerning his business as a property dealer.’
  • ‘If the check is not completed within three business days, a dealer may proceed with the sale.’
  • ‘Under existing regulations, there is no requirement that one has to be a licensed motor vehicle dealer to import cars from overseas.’
  • ‘This is where he has completed the long and sometimes painful transition from politician to car dealer.’
  • ‘A DNA test determined that the remains were those of the missing car dealer.’
  • ‘A respected art dealer is busted for selling a Cheyenne war bonnet.’
  • ‘What if your machine tool dealer decides not to sell you a machine if you intend to manufacture guns on it?’
  • ‘An antique shop, founded by a mother and son, has been named the best dealer in the North.’
  • ‘Medhurst, who edited The Prophetic Messenger from 1828 to 1847, was also known as a dealer in occult manuscripts.’
  • ‘The son of an egg, poultry and cheese dealer in Les Halles market in Paris, Monsieur Boursin did something very simple and very clever.’
  • ‘Start by contacting the manufacturer to find an authorized dealer in your area who can equip your tractor with a roll bar and a seat belt.’
  • ‘He is a dealer in gemstones and estate jewelry, with offices in Saint Louis and New York.’
  • ‘These strains were procured from a local dealer in horticultural plants.’

  trader, tradesman, tradesperson, merchant, salesman, saleswoman, salesperson, seller, buyer, buyer and seller, marketeer, merchandiser, distributor, supplier, vendor, shopkeeper, retailer, wholesaler, purveyor, marketer, trafficker, pedlar, hawker

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  1. 1.1A person who buys and sells shares, securities, or other financial assets as a principal (rather than as a broker or agent)
     ‘a brash young dealer arrived on the dealing floor’
     • ‘There's no doubt the market thinks so, with dealers marking down its shares a mere 10p to 1620p on this news.’
     • ‘Under dealer principal Eugene Cranley, the company started up in Glasthule before moving to the present location some years ago.’
     • ‘Volume in the shares was high - dealers said some small shareholders were selling out but most of the trading was down to institutional shareholders.’
     • ‘Purchasing securities from a primary dealer and paying for them with cash adds liquidity to the banking system.’
     • ‘The pharmaceutical giant also created an enormous task for Wall Street's stock dealers and brokers.’
     • ‘Soon, dealers and brokers will be able to post anonymous quotes on SuperMontage.’
     • ‘The bid price is the price at which the dealer is willing to buy a security and the ask price is the price at which the dealer is willing to sell the security.’
     • ‘On the one hand they crave the luxurious lifestyles of the corporate executives and financial dealers on Wall Street.’
     • ‘What percent of brokers, dealers, and investors are taking antidepressant drugs?’
     • ‘But with the recent takeover speculation having already sent the shares higher, dealers believe the stock is looking a bit pricey.’
     • ‘While we are selling motor insurance policies via dealers we will use brokers for our group personal accident insurance policy.’
     • ‘As such sentiment swept the market, dealers reported a rush by investors to switch out of bonds and into stocks, fearing they could miss out on a major rally by equities.’
     • ‘Bagri predicts that baffled investors and dealers will stop trading.’
     • ‘Among the crowd of dealers and speculators at one recent session was a man who gave his name only as Ali.’
     • ‘Among the pioneers of e-commerce were the banks, dealers in stocks and shares, and booksellers like Amazon.’
     • ‘The euro was launched as an electronic currency in 1999 for use by banks, stockbrokers, and foreign exchange dealers.’
     • ‘The network, including bankers, security dealers, and insurers, mobilized very quickly.’
     • ‘Twenty-three financial institutions, primary dealers, took part in the auction on October 25.’
     • ‘Hedge funds' arrival in force creates risks and opportunities for local dealers and asset managers.’
     • ‘The Fed uses this cash to purchase securities from primary government bond dealers.’
     stockbroker, broker-dealer, broker, agent, negotiator

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  2. 1.2informal A person who buys and sells drugs.
     • ‘he posed as a dealer willing to buy heroin’
     • ‘The edition, which was expected to fetch up to £10,000, was bought by a book dealer in Bristol.’
     • ‘Although we bought calves locally for rearing, we sometimes bought them from a dealer in Cheshire.’
     • ‘The painting of Calais, being sold by a dealer in Hampshire, was also snapped up for the gallery.’
     • ‘Rioux buys her plants from a dealer in Alberta and has a contract with an Alberta buyer for the sale of organic seeds and roots.’
     • ‘Prairie dogs that the company then sold to a pet dealer in Milwaukee later infected people.’
     • ‘It was a major dealer in the UK utilities market, handling 30% of the gas and electricity trade.’
     • ‘‘This was a reaction to the unknown,’ said a bullion dealer in London.’
     • ‘Schoeni was a leading dealer in Chinese contemporary art with two galleries in Hong Kong's fashionable SoHo district.’
     • ‘Diaries will be available within 10 days of booking an order, said Shantha Ravikumar, a product dealer in the city.’
     • ‘The purchase and transfer of the art was conducted through a dealer in the U.S. who specializes in such art-donation schemes.’
     • ‘The cyclist is offered the chance to get the cycle fitted with working lights by taking it along to a cycle dealer in York within 14 days of being issued with a ticket.’
     • ‘A former dealer in replica guns, who did not want to be named, said that the illegal conversion of weapons to fire live ammunition was very difficult.’
     • ‘The Glasgow-based writer worked for many years as a dealer in second-hand, out-of-print and antiquarian books.’
     • ‘Bowring studied art history and has always been a dealer in art.’
     • ‘He became an antique dealer in Leamington Spa and coached at Coventry.’
     • ‘But police now believe the electrical equipment was originally obtained from a dealer in Lancashire on December 17.’
     • ‘The gun was brought from a gun dealer in another city, where it would normally have to be picked up.’
     • ‘Each town has a blacksmith, a dealer in wands and staves, and a seller of potions.’
     • ‘Recently we procured another flower color type from a local dealer in horticultural plants.’
     • ‘The dealer in minerals sees the market value of the jewels he handles, not their beauty.’

• 2The player who distributes the cards at the start of a game or hand.

  ‘At the beginning of the game, the dealer deals to each player until the deck is exhausted.’

  • ‘The game begins with the dealer flipping a card face-up in front of the person to his or her left.’
  • ‘The early surrender rule allows the player to throw in the hand before the dealer checks the hole card for a Blackjack.’
  • ‘This dealer deals each player seven cards in a row then puts the remaining cards in a face down pile in center of players.’
  • ‘It's okay if one person gets an extra card, just make sure you shift dealers every game.’
  • ‘After each player receives their cards, the dealer takes one card and places it face up.’
  • ‘If there is a tie, the players that tie continue to cut the cards until a dealer is determined.’
  • ‘The player on the left of the dealer takes the top card from his or her stack and lays at face up on the table.’
  • ‘The example was given of a poker game where the dealer deals himself a straight flush.’
  • ‘Let's say everybody is dealt a bunch of small cards and the dealer has a deuce up.’
  • ‘If all pass the cards are thrown in and there is a new deal of the same number of cards by the next dealer.’
  • ‘Typically, the dealer banks the game, but in Pai Gow Poker, any player can be the banker.’
  • ‘When each player is finished the dealer then shows the opponent his highest hand.’
  • ‘The dealer shuffles the cards and offers them to be cut by the player to the dealer's right.’
  • ‘The dealer can discard cards and draw replacements from the stock as fast as he or she likes.’
  • ‘At a four-player table the dealer of each hand sits out while the other three play.’
  • ‘The room was brightly lit, dealers sat at the card tables and the wheel of fortune turned.’
  • ‘In some places it is the player to the right of the dealer who is dealt no cards and sits out of the play.’
  • ‘He found work as a dealer in a casino but drugs and alcohol were a part of the scene and he eventually lost the job.’
  • ‘Every dealer in Vegas will tell you roulette is a sucker's game.’

Blackjack synonyms. Top synonyms for blackjack (other words for blackjack) are club, truncheon and cosh.

Blackjack Dealer Synonym Clue

• A blackjack game dealt from the hand of the dealer, normally using 1 or 2 decks push A tie; the player and dealer have hands with the same total below 22. S shoe A device used to hold multiple decks of cards typically 4, 6 or 8. Cards are dealt one at a time from the shoe. Shoe game A blackjack game which is dealt from a shoe.
• ‘The early surrender rule allows the player to throw in the hand before the dealer checks the hole card for a Blackjack.’ ‘This dealer deals each player seven cards in a row then puts the remaining cards in a face down pile in center of players.’ ‘It's okay if one person gets an extra card, just make sure you shift dealers every game.’.