To be very confident.
To gamble, either by placing or taking bets.
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Nearby phrases
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make an example ofmake an example ofmake an exhibition of oneselfmake an exhibition of oneselfmake an honest womanmake awaymake awaymake awaymake awaymake awaymake away withmake away withmake baby Jesus crymake beautiful music togethermake believemake bricks without strawmake domake do withmake ends meetMake Ends Meetmake facesmake formake formake formake formake fun ofmake game ofmake good onmake groundmake haste
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