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  1. used to say that a football player should continue playing until the referee blows the whistle, rather than stop playing because he or she thinks the referee will award a foul, throw-in, etc.: You always have to play to the whistle. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Competing in sport.

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      play to the whistle. idiom. used to say that a soccer player...

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      play to the whistle definicja: 1. used to say that a...

  2. play to the whistle. idiom. used to say that a soccer player should continue playing until the referee blows the whistle, rather than stop playing because he or she thinks the referee will call a foul, throw-in, etc.: You always have to play to the whistle. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases.

  3. play to the whistle. sports To keep playing the game until the referee blows the whistle and officially stops play. Come on, you guys have got to play to the whistle! I don't care if someone fell on top of the puck—the play is still going on until the ref blows the whistle!

  4. Definition of we play to the whistle in the Idioms Dictionary. we play to the whistle phrase. What does we play to the whistle expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.

  5. Definition of I play to the whistle in the Idioms Dictionary. I play to the whistle phrase. What does I play to the whistle expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.

  6. to pay (too dear) for one's whistle (and similar phrases), to pay much more for something than it is worth: in allusion to a story of Benjamin Franklin ( Wks. (1840) II. 182). 1843. I should not like to pay too dear for my whistle.

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  8. Play To The Whistle definition: To continue playing until the referee has blown his whistle to stop play.

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