Answer: PROS
PROS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 171 times.
- Crackerjacks
- Whizzes
- Mavens
- Major-leaguers
- Some Olympians, nowadays
- N.F.L., e.g., with "the"
- Masters
- Debate list
- Advantages
- Old hands
- They're all for it
- Specialists
- All in favor
- Some arguments
- Experts
- Paid players
- Canucks and Canadiens
- They get paid for playing games
- Positive aspects
- Tour golfers, e.g.
- Lions and tigers and bears
- "Aye" voters
- PGA players
- Laudable aspects
- Con's cons
- Yea-sayers
- Favorable aspects
- Supporter's citations
- Cowboys and Indians, e.g.
- Aces
- They're paid to play
- Thumbs-up voters
- Advocates
- Major leaguers
- __ and cons
- Those in favor
- NFL players
- Paid athletes
- All those in favor
- Play-for-pay athletes
- Money players
- Golf instructors
- Those on one side
- One side
- Golf teachers
- Ones in favor
- Cons' opposers
- Players who are paid
- Advantageous aspects
- Country club instructors
- Members of the PGA
- Arguments for
- Cons partners?
- Career golfers
- Counterpart to 28-Across
- Tiger and Ernie, for short
- Those in favor of
- Anti-antis?
- What some former Olympians become
- Those with know-how
- Opposite of 45-Down
- In-favor-of arguments
- Cons' counterpart
- They're on one side of an issue
- Big leaguers
- Players that are paid
- Country club employees
- One side of an argument
- Certain arguments
- ___ and cons
- Favorable factors
- NHL-ers
- Mike Weir and Lorie Kane
- Supporting arguments
- Thunder and Lightning
- One side of an issue
- Major leaguers, e.g.
- Nfl players
- Debate group
- Some debaters
- One side of the argument
- Golf-course staffers
- Those who aren't 2-Down
- Veterans
- Big-leaguers
- Upside list
- Upsides
- Kings and Senators
- They were banned from Wimbledon until 1968
- Arguments in favor
- Some debate arguments
- Cons' opponents
- Cons' adversaries
- Most Masters participants
- Bosox and D'backs, e.g.
- Cons' opposites
- Good points
- Items on the plus side
- Reasons for doing something
- Bears and Cubs
- Debate sides
- Wizards
- Reasons for
- Virtuosi
- Partners of cons
- Some athletes
- They're at the top of their game
- They usually don't make the olympics
- Tennis experts
- They are paid to play the field
- NFL players, e.g.
- J.B. Holmes and Bubba Watson, e.g.
- Virtuosos
- NFLers, e.g.
- Athletes who are paid
- Past masters
- Cons partners
- Ones in a league of their own
- Seattle Seahawks, e.g.
- Bears, Cubs and Bruins
- Country club teachers
- M. Weir and S. Ames
- People to depend on
- They do it for money
- Dab hands
- Country club figures
- They're in favor
- Counterparts of amateurs
- Golf course teachers
- They play for money
- Desirable traits
- All U.S. Open golf champions since 1934
- Salaried athletes
- One side to consider
- Cons' cons
- They know the ropes
- Affirmatives
- NFL and MLB, with "the"
- Go-to people
- All NFLers
- Not amateurs
- Reasons to do something
- Career athletes
- Dependable experts
- Driving range instructors
- NHL or NFL players
- All MLB players
- They play for pay
- What some amateurs become
- ... and advantages found in them
- Mets and Jets
- Full-time athletes
- Lions, Tigers and Bears
- Positives, in decision-making
- "Leave it to the ___"
- They know what they're doing
- Ones paid to play
- Athletes first allowed in the Olympics in 1988
- They're in the + column
- USWNT players, e.g.
- Favorable points
- (The) big leagues
- They get paid to play
- Amateurs no more
- ___ and cons list
- Arguments in the assets column
- "What are the ___ and cons?"
- Non-amateurs
- Cons' counterparts
- Amateurs' opposites
- One side of a list