Answer: ACE
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Adept(Used today)
- Wizard(Used today)
- Expert
- Buddy
- First-rate
- Top-notch
- Dandy
- Swell
- Pal
- First-class
- Outstanding
- Excellent
- Old hand
- Top-rated
- Parcel of land
- High card
- Crackerjack
- Whiz
- Pro
- One
- Master
- Highly skilled
- Best of the best
- Tennis term
- Crack
- Virtuoso
- Pip
- Tennis score
- Maven
- Tennis shot
- Golf score
- Crush
- ___ acid
- Playing card
- Top card
- Flier
- Tiptop
- King topper
- Nail
- Terrific tennis shot
- Royal flush card
- Hole in one
- Card
- Hotshot
- Champion
- Great shot
- Do perfectly
- Topnotch
- Star pitcher
- Standout
- Blackjack card
- Air hero
- Top-quality
- Top gun
- Point of no return?
- Old pro
- Blackjack component
- Big heart?
- Duffer's dream
- Top pitcher
- Perfect serve
- Oner
- Hole-in-one
- Versatile blackjack card
- Unreturned serve
- Top poker card
- King beater
- Tennis feat
- Unreturnable serve
- Top-flight
- Future doc's exam
- Bandage brand
- Part of a royal flush
- Hotshot pilot
- Home Depot rival
- Court feat
- Spot on a die
- Smart guy
- Poker card
- Pass with flying colors
- Honor card
- Superlative
- Ringer
- Phenom
- One-spot
- Number one
- Highest poker card
- Card with one pip
- Winning serve
- Trick taker, often
- Star of the rotation
- Snoopy, in his fantasies
- Sharpshooter
- Score 100% on
- Home Depot competitor
- Golf feat
- Go-to guy
- Blackjack need
- Big club
- Top playing card
- Great serve
- Golfer's coup
- Dogfight pro
- Big pitcher
- Big club?
- Whiz-bang
- Top pilot
- Top performer
- Serve well
- Royal flush component
- Rickenbacker, e.g.
- Red Baron, e.g.
- Pass easily
- One-spot card
- One in a suit
- King's superior
- Expert fighter pilot
- Court coup
- Perfect tennis serve
- Expert pilot
- Expert person
- Crack pilot
- Card in a royal flush
- Top notch
- The Red Baron, e.g.
- Superb serve
- Super serve
- Pitching star
- One in a suit?
- Leader of the pack?
- Highest card in poker
- Highest card in a royal flush
- Good hole card
- Frehley of Kiss
- Flexible blackjack card
- Duffer's delight
- Diamond head?
- Big heart
- Top of a suit
- Top fighter pilot
- The Red Baron, for one
- Reliable expert
- Part of a deck
- Miracle for a duffer
- Highest card
- Good service?
- Good serve
- Golf rarity
- Flexible card in blackjack
- Cockpit figure
- Casino card
- Breeze through
- Blackjack half
- ___ in the hole
- Valuable diamond?
- Untouched serve
- Tennis coup
- Team's best pitcher
- Skilled person
- Shooting star?
- Perfect service
- Opening day pitcher, usually
- Nolan Ryan, notably
- Nail, as a test
- Links rarity
- High or low card
- Great service
- Carrey role
- Blackjack part
- Big diamond
- Whiz kid
- Virtuosic
- Versatile playing card
- Valuable diamond
- Unreturnable tennis serve
- Top of a royal flush
- Strong heart
- Star starter
- Snoopy, in his dreams
- Sleeve card
- Royal flush part
- Rickenbacker, for one
- Perfect shot
- Past master
- Opposite of fail
- Hotshot fighter pilot
- Hardware store chain
- Golfing feat
- Excellent service?
- Dogfight participant
- Crackerjack pilot
- Card in a blackjack
- Bullet, in poker
- Aviation hero
- Asexual, for short
- Air Force hero
- Well-placed serve
- Valuable club
- Untouchable service
- Unreturned tennis serve
- Unhittable serve
- Unbeatable service
- Top player
- Top club
- Top card in a royal flush
- Stunning serve
- Smashing serve
- Serve perfectly
- Seasoned pro
- Poker "bullet"
- Pitching whiz
- Opening day pitcher
- Kiss guitarist Frehley
- King of the skies
- Impeccable service
- High poker card
- Golfer's thrill
- Go-to person
- Get an A+ on
- Get 100% on
- Flying hero
- Do superbly on
- Club leader?
- Certain pilot
- Buddy, in slang
- Air force hotshot
- 1 or 11 in 21
- "___ Ventura, Pet Detective"
- You'll need one for blackjack
- Valuable card in blackjack
- Unstoppable serve
- Topnotcher
- Top of a suit?
- Top honor
- Tennis point
- Team's star pitcher
- Suit topper
- Star on the mound
- Skilled hand
- Sail through
- Quick tennis point
- Put one past
- Poker player's "bullet"
- Pitcher to be counted on
- Pinochle card
- Parker of football fame
- Opening Day pitcher, typically
- One-hit wonder?
- Motorhead "___ Of Spades"
- It's not returned on the court
- It's not returnable, in tennis
- It's nonreturnable
- It may be worth one in the hand
- Highest honor
- High card, often
- Golf coup
- Duffer's miracle
- Deck member
- Card that's sometimes beaten by a deuce
- Bullet in a deck
- Brand of elastic bandages
- Biggest diamond
- Big name in bandages
- Big diamond?
- A service winner
- "Stroker ____"
- ___-high
- ___ in the hole (hidden advantage)
- War hero
- Versatile card in blackjack
- Versatile card
- Valuable trump
- Unreturned volleyball serve
- Two can take this, sometimes
- Trump guaranteed to win
- Trick taker, usually
- Top-notch pilot
- Top starting pitcher
- Top flier
- Top card in poker
- The Red Baron was one
- The "A" of LGBTQIA+, for short
- Team's top pitcher
- Star hurler
- Single-stroke point
- Service point
- Service ___
- Score on a serve
- Royal-flush necessity
- Royal-flush card
- Powerful club
- Outstanding one
- Opening day starter
- Opening day pitcher, probably
- One on the links
- One may be in the hole
- One in a pack
- Necessity for a natural in blackjack
- Maestro
- King-topping card
- Kind of reporter
- Jet hotshot
- It's no soft serve
- It's flexible in blackjack
- It may be up your sleeve
- It can't be returned
- It can topple a king
- Highest playing card
- Highest card in the deck, usually
- Highest card in a suit, usually
- High/low card
- High or low playing card
- High card in a royal flush
- Half a blackjack
- Good card in blackjack
- Good blackjack card
- Golfer's dream
- Get an "A" on
- Get a score of 100% on
- Get a perfect score on
- Get a perfect score
- Get 100 on
- Gambler's "bullet"
- Flying expert
- Excellent service
- Elastic bandage brand
- Diamond star
- Deck topper
- Crackerjack pitcher
- Court winner
- Close friend, in slang
- Chuck Yeager, for one
- Cheat, with "out"
- Casino one-pointer
- Carrey's Ventura
- Card that might beat a king
- Card that can be high or low
- Card that a cheater might hide up his sleeve
- Card in the hole
- Card above a king
- Card "in the hole"
- Cable TV's Emmy
- Blackjack card with two values
- Biggest club in Las Vegas?
- Big name in hardware stores
- Big name in hardware
- An ___ up your sleeve
- 11, in blackjack
- 11-pointer, in blackjack
- 1 or 11, in blackjack
- "Mr. ____"
- "Dead man's hand" card
- "___ Ventura: Pet Detective"
- ___ Ventura (Jim Carrey role)
- ___ in the hole (secret weapon)
- ___ Hardware
- You may draw one
- World War I flying ___ (one of Snoopy's personas)
- World Series game-one starter, usually
- Winning service in tennis
- War winner
- Volleyball coup
- Valuable poker card
- Valuable heart
- Valuable blackjack card
- Untouched delivery
- Untouchable tennis serve
- Two can take this
- Two can sometimes take this
- Twenty-one desirable
- True Value rival
- True Value competitor
- Trick winner, often
- Top pitcher on the staff
- Top card in a no-trump bridge hand
- Term in baseball, golf and tennis
- Tennis or golf coup
- Team's #1 pitcher
- Talented one
- Symbol of excellence
- Super shot at Wimbledon
- Stroke from Venus?
- Strikeout star
- Stretchy bandage brand
- Straight start, maybe
- Starting pitcher
- Star pilot
- Standout pitcher
- Snoopy, in his daydreams
- Smashing point?
- Sleeve nestler
- Sleeve lurker
- Skilled practitioner
- Skilled fighter pilot
- Single-stroke point, in tennis
- Single point
- Service winner
- Server's coup
- Serve with verve
- Serve well done?
- Serve that zings
- Sampras specialty
- Royal flush need
- Rotation star
- Roger Clemens, for one
- Rickenbacker was one
- Reliable pro
- Red Baron, for one
- Rare driving result
- Quick point in tennis
- Primo pitcher
- Powerful card
- Poker plus, usually
- Point-winning service in tennis
- Pitching superstar
- Pitching staff star
- Pitching staff leader
- Pet detective Ventura portrayed by Jim Carrey
- Perfect tennis shot
- Perfect serve in tennis
- Particle.
- Part of the upper deck?
- Part of LGBTQIA, for short
- Part of a soft blackjack hand
- Outstanding service
- Opening-day pitcher, typically
- Opening-day pitcher
- Opening Day V.I.P.
- Opening day starter, usually
- One- or 11-pointer, in blackjack
- One with perfect pitch?
- One who excels
- One that beats all, in cards
- One or 11, in blackjack
- One on a golf scorecard
- One of four in a deck
- One may have a big heart
- One in twenty-one
- One in a hand
- No noob
- More than pass
- More than just pass
- Major club
- Lowest gin card
- Lleyton Hewitt serve, occasionally
- King's topper
- King's better
- King topper, often
- Killer tennis serve
- It's not returnable
- It's in the cards
- It may be found up a sleeve
- It has no return
- It has a spot on it
- It cannot be returned
- Hot shot
- Highest in a suit
- Highest card, often
- Highest card in each suit, usually
- Highest card in bridge
- High honor
- High card, in many games
- High card in the deck
- High card in poker
- Heroic pilot
- Hero war pilot
- Head of a suit
- Hardware chain
- Guitarist Frehley
- Great tennis serve
- Great service?
- Great pitcher
- Great pilot
- Good thing to have in your hand
- Good thing to have in the hole
- Good service
- Golfer's dream shot
- Golf or tennis coup
- Get totally right
- Get everything right on
- Get a hole-in-one
- Game-one starter, usually
- Frequent winner
- Flying whiz
- Flying phenom
- First name in pet detectives
- Fighter pilot
- Fearless flyer
- Extreme rarity on a par-4 hole
- Expert one
- Eddie Rickenbacker, notably
- Eagle, at times
- Eagle on a par three
- Deck denizen
- Dab hand
- Crack flier
- Crack fighter pilot
- Coveted diamond, maybe
- Court stunner
- Course rarity
- Close margin
- Cheater's sleeve contents
- Certain war hero
- Certain flier
- Casino point
- Carrey character Ventura
- Card.
- Card worth one or eleven in blackjack
- Card with minimal pips
- Card up the sleeve
- Card that's worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- Card that's taken only by a trump
- Card that wins lots of tricks
- Card that may be "in the hole"
- Card that can beat a king
- Card that can be worth either 1 or 11 in blackjack
- Card that beats a king
- Card or pilot
- Card in a blackjack pair
- Card higher than a king
- Cable award
- Bullet, to gamblers
- Bullet, in poker lingo
- Boris Becker boomer
- Borg specialty
- Blackjack 11-pointer
- Bishop or Beurling
- Biggest heart?
- Becker specialty
- Bandage name
- Arm at the top of the rotation
- Any expert
- Answer perfectly
- Amazing driving result
- Alphabetically first playing card
- All-Star starting pitcher
- Adept one
- Accomplished aviator
- A, in some games
- A as in Atlantic City?
- 11-point blackjack card, at times
- 1 or 11, in twenty-one
- "Stroker ___" (Reynolds film)
- ''Dead man's hand'' card
- __-high
- ___-high (best straight in poker)
- ____ Ventura
- ___ Ventura, Carrey role
- ___ Ventura
- ___ up your sleeve (hidden advantage)
- ___ up one's sleeve
- __ in the hole (secret weapon)
- You might play a two on it, in solitaire
- Word made out of vitamins
- Wonderful service?
- Winning service
- Winning serve, in tennis
- Winner, usually
- Winner on court
- Winner of five dogfights
- Winner in tennis
- Winner at no trump.
- Wimbledon winner
- Wimbledon stat
- Wimbledon coup
- Williams wallop at Wimbledon
- Williams wallop
- Wilander coup
- Who Sebastian sang with on "Back to School"
- What A stands for in poker
- What a power serve can lead to
- Ween "Stroker ___"
- War aviator
- Von Richthofen, for one
- Vic Raschi was one
- Very small degree
- Very close friend, in slang
- Ventura played by Jim Carrey
- Ventura on film
- Value in the hole, maybe
- Valuable diamond, say
- Valuable card in bridge
- Valuable card
- Valuable bridge holding
- Usually high card
- Useful item accompanying a face card in blackjack
- Useful 21 card
- Unreturned serve in tennis
- Unreturnable shot
- Unreturnable service
- Unbeatable tennis serve
- Unbeatable service?
- Unbeatable serve in tennis
- Unbeatable serve
- Unbeatable card in war
- Typical Opening Day pitcher
- Two can take it, usually
- Trump card
- Trick-taking card, often
- Trick-taker.
- Trick-taker, often
- Trick taker.
- Trick taker, at times
- Trick taker
- Tough-to-beat card
- Totally nail
- Top-value blackjack card
- Top-notch service
- Top trump
- Top starter
- Top serve
- Top pitcher on a baseball team
- Top part of a suit, often
- Top or bottom of a deck
- Top of the hearts
- Top of a royal flush.
- Top of a card suit
- Top no-trump card, in bridge
- Top hurler
- Top grade, in slang
- Top card, typically
- Top card in War
- Top card in the game of war
- Top card in the deck
- Top card in pinochle
- Top card in a suit
- Top card in a poker deck
- Top airman
- Thrill for Trevino
- Thrill for Nicklaus
- There's only one spot for this
- The Red Sox' Jon Lester, e.g.
- The door
- The A of LGBTQIA, informally
- The A of LGBTQIA, for short
- The A in LGBTQIA , for short
- The "A" of LGBTQIA+, informally
- The "A" of LGBTQIA
- The "A" of A-K-Q-J
- The "A" in A-K-Q-J-10
- Terrific service
- Terrific serve
- Term used in both golf and tennis
- Term in tennis, golf and baseball, all with different meanings
- Term from tennis, golf or poker
- Tennis zinger
- Tennis winner
- Tennis serve, nonreturnable.
- Tennis serve that is in bounds and not touched
- Tennis serve that immediately wins a point
- Tennis serve that gets past the receiver
- Tennis serve
- Tennis point won without contest.
- Team's top starting pitcher
- Team's best starting pitcher
- Tanner coup
- Synonym of "crack"; antonym of "hack"
- Superlative service?
- Superlative service
- Superb service
- Superb serve from Serena
- Super service
- Suit's top or bottom
- Suit's bottom or top
- Suit's bottom
- Suit top?
- Successful shot in tennis or golf
- Successful serve
- Successful military pilot
- Stunning tennis serve
- Stunner from Sampras
- Stud player's asset
- Strong straight part?
- Strong heart?
- Stroke that makes a rally irrelevant
- Store that calls itself the place with "the helpful hardware folks"
- Stopper in a rotation
- Stich specialty
- Star pitcher or pilot
- Star pilot or pitcher
- Star in the rotation
- Standout pilot
- Standout performer
- Spadille, sometimes
- Spaceman of Kiss
- Something up your sleeve, perhaps
- Something up the sleeve?
- Solitaire foundation card
- Solitaire base card
- Soft serve it's not
- So-called "bullet"
- Snoopy's pilot persona
- Snoopy's fantasy self
- Snoopy, in his WWI fantasies
- Smashing success?
- Smash from Federer, maybe
- Slider expert
- Sleuth Ventura
- Sleeve lining, at times
- Sleeve dweller?
- Skilled sort
- Skilled pilot or pitcher
- Skilled combat pilot
- Skate through
- Sizzling serve
- Single, slangily
- Showing virtuosity
- Shot you'd never take a mulligan on
- Shot that doesn't require putting?
- Serving success
- Serving feat
- Service turned down four times in this puzzle
- Service found in the four longest Across answers herein
- Service feat
- Service _____
- Server's wish
- Server's point
- Server's goal
- Serve without return
- Serve with much verve
- Serve well?
- Serve well done
- Serve that isn't sent back
- Serve that gets you a quick point
- Serve that can't be returned
- Serve like Sampras, e.g.
- Serve for a point
- Serve brilliantly
- Serve and receive nothing in return
- Serve and get nothing in return
- Serena's specialty
- Serena's serve, sometimes
- Secret advantage "up one's sleeve"
- Seasoned aviator, e.g.
- Scoring serve
- Score well on
- Score well
- Score very high on
- Score perfectly on
- Score 100 percent on
- Score 100 percent
- Score 100 on
- Sampras service sometimes
- Sampras serve, often
- Sampras serve
- Sampras might serve it up
- Sail through, as a test
- Royal-flush high card
- Royal-flush component
- Royal flush's top card
- Royal flush ingredient
- Roy Halladay or the Red Baron
- Roscoe Tanner specialty
- Rickenbacker or von Richthofen
- Reynolds film ''Stroker ___''
- Retail hardware chain
- Result of rapid service?
- Really do well on
- Rare occurrence at the U.S. Open on Father's Day that's a common occurrence at the U.S. Open on Labor Day
- Rare golf shot
- Racquetball coup
- Quite a shot
- Quickest tennis point
- Quick-trick card
- Quick point on the court
- Quick point for Alcaraz
- Quick point at Wimbledon
- Quick point
- Quick court point
- Queen beater
- Put something past?
- Put one by
- Prized pitcher
- Prince of a guy
- Powerful Williams wallop
- Powerful serve
- Powerful part of a hand
- Powerful part of a deck
- Powerful heart
- Powerful diamond
- Powerful club?
- Powerful card in bridge
- Power serve, perhaps
- Potential Air Medal recipient
- Poker player's 'bullet'
- Poker hand asset
- Point-winning serve
- Point-earning tennis serve
- Point won by single stroke.
- Point winner for Sampras
- Playing card worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- Playing card with one symbol in its center
- Playing card with one pip in the center
- Playing card with an A in the corner
- Playing card that a cheater might hide up his sleeve
- Playing card necessary to get blackjack
- Playing card higher than a king
- Playing card "up your sleeve"
- Player who might start a key game
- Plane downer
- Pitching standout
- Pitching staff standout
- Pitcher you can count on
- Pitcher like Jack Morris
- Pitcher like Clemens
- Pitcher in the first game of a playoff series, usually
- Pitcher for a series opener
- Pitcher Clemens, e.g.
- Phenomenal flyer
- Pete Sampras serve frequently
- Person who excels
- Perform spectacularly on
- Perform perfectly on
- Perfect serve, in tennis
- Perfect serve from Serena Williams
- Perfect serve by a tennis player
- Peak service?
- Paul Carrack '70s band
- Passing shot
- Pass, and then some
- Pass with ease
- Pass perfectly
- Pass and then some
- Part of LGBTQIA+ or 10-J-Q-K-A
- Part of LGBTQIA, informally
- Part of a soft hand, in blackjack
- Part of a soft hand in blackjack
- Part of a high-scoring meld in pinochle
- Part of a "wheel" hand in poker
- Parker of N.F.L. fame
- Par-three eagle
- Par-four rarity
- Paperback publisher founded in 1953
- Outstanding tennis serve
- Outstanding pitcher
- Opening day pitcher, often
- One, to a card player
- One, in Yahtzee
- One, in cards
- One, in a deck of cards
- One-year prison term, in slang
- One-stroke score
- One-point card in baccarat
- One-point baccarat card
- One-pip domino
- One- or 11-pointer
- One with a heart?
- One with a black, gray, white and purple Pride flag, briefly
- One serve, one point
- One pip on a die
- One or eleven in blackjack
- One or eleven
- One or 11 in twenty-one
- One or 11 in blackjack
- One on a hole
- One of two in a dead man's hand
- One of four of 52
- One might be in the hole
- One may come on the river
- One may be high or low
- One in Vegas, maybe?
- One in the hand?
- One in the hand
- One in play?
- One in a "pocket rockets" pair
- One for war?
- One card
- Occasionally low card
- Number one starter
- Not your typical pilot
- Not miss a thing on
- Not merely pass
- Not just pass
- No-return service?
- No-return service
- Nickname for a pal
- Nickname for a buddy
- Necessary card for a blackjack
- Near-impossibility on a par-4 hole
- Nail every question on
- Nail every answer on
- Nail completely
- Nail (it)
- Nadal blast, sometimes
- Mr. Ventura
- Mr. Frehley, to us
- Movie detective Ventura
- Mound great
- Motorhead's favorite card?
- Motorhead: "___ of Spades"
- Most valuable diamond?
- Most valuable card in many games
- Most powerful club?
- Missile from Venus?
- Miss no questions on
- Mighty club
- Melding card
- Masterful serve
- Master pilot
- Master of fighters
- Many a Roddick serve
- Many a Federer serve
- Man on the mound
- Lowest card in a 5-high straight, or the highest card in a royal flush
- Low card, perhaps
- Low card in a wheel straight
- Low card in a "wheel"
- Losing streak stopper, often
- Losing streak breaker, say
- Links highlight
- Likely Cy Young candidate
- Leading pitcher
- Leading club?
- Leader of the pitching staff
- Leader in suits?
- Las Vegas basketball player
- Las Vegas baller
- Kiss' Spaceman
- Kiss rocker Frehley
- Kiss guitarist Space ___
- Kiss guitarist
- King's superior, often
- King's higher-up?
- King's higher-up
- King-beating club?
- King-beater
- King or queen beater
- Kind of inhibitor
- Killer serve
- Jimmy Buffett song he has up his sleeve?
- Jim Carrey's film persona
- Jim Carrey's detective
- Jake Arrieta of the Cubs, e.g.
- Item up the sleeve
- It's worth 1 or 11 in 21
- It's unbeatable in war
- It's over a king
- It's not returned
- It's never returned
- It's low in rummy
- It's in a soft hand
- It's always a winning smash
- It usually beats a king
- It tops a king
- It takes the king.
- It often one-ups a king
- It might save a break point
- It may be worth 11 points
- It may be in the hole
- It may be high or low in blackjack
- It makes a rally irrelevant
- It isn't returned
- It has two values in blackjack
- It has a big heart
- It gets to the point quickly
- It flies right by Venus
- It doesn't get returned
- It could be part of a deal
- It cant be returned
- It can never come back
- It can be high or low
- It can be 1 or 11 in 21
- It beats a king in Texas hold 'em
- It and a king make 21
- Intrepid airman
- Incredible feat involving a hole
- Important card
- Ideal serve
- Hotshot pilot or pitcher
- Hotshot performer
- Honored fighter pilot
- Hole holding
- Hole dweller?
- Hole card, sometimes
- Hole card, often
- Hole card
- Hole advantage
- Hold 'em bullet
- Highly skilled one
- Highest-ranked card in many games
- Highest royal-flush card
- Highest part of a deck
- Highest or lowest card
- Highest of the honors in bridge
- Highest card in war or poker
- Highest card in many games
- Highest card in a suit, often
- Highest card in a suit
- High-ranking club
- High or low blackjack card
- High heart
- High card, usually
- High card in the game War
- High card in the game of war
- High card in pinochle
- High card in bridge
- High card for Maverick
- Hero in the air
- Hero aviator
- Head of the pack?
- He usually pitches game one of the World Series
- Hardware chain that celebrated "100 Years of Helpful" in 2024
- Hardly miss a thing on
- Hardly make a mistake on
- Hard-to-hit hurler
- Half of a blackjack
- Great, as a total tool would say it
- Great service in tennis
- Great serve from Venus
- Great baseball pitcher
- Goodman or Jane
- Good thing to have in war
- Good thing to have in a hole
- Good hole card, usually
- Good hole card in stud poker
- Good hold'em hole card
- Good high-low card
- Good heart
- Good guy on the mound
- Good club to hold
- Good card to pair with a queen or king in blackjack
- Good card to have "in the hole"
- Good card in poker
- Good badminton service
- Golfing thrill
- Golfing rarity
- Golfer's pleasant surprise
- Golf tourney highlight
- Golf surprise
- Golf or tennis term
- Golf or tennis feat
- Get top marks on
- Get one past
- Get high marks
- Get an A+ on, perhaps
- Get an 100 on
- Get a high grade on
- Get a [100 emoji]
- Game 1 starter, often
- Fortunate card to have with a queen or king in blackjack
- Former Kiss guitarist Frehley
- Football Hall-of-Famer Parker
- Football Hall of Famer Parker
- Flying wiz
- Fly through, as a test
- Flexible card
- Flawless tennis serve
- First-rate player
- First-rank
- First-class service
- First-class fighter pilot
- Fire the ball past
- Fine pitcher
- Fighter's director
- Fighter pilot, e.g.
- Fifth of a royal flush
- Face card + this = 21
- Expert serve
- Expert in strikes
- Expert — winning serve
- Excellent Vegas card
- Excellent service (tennis)
- Excellent serve
- Elite club?
- Eddie Rickenbacker, for one
- Earn an A+ on
- Eagle, on a par-three hole
- Eagle on a par-three
- Eagle on a par-3 hole
- Don't merely pass
- Domino with one spot
- Dogfight winner, perhaps
- Dogfight adept
- Do with ease
- Do well on
- Do very well at, as a job interview
- Do superbly on, as a test
- Do perfect on
- Diamond standout
- Diamond of value
- Desirable blackjack card
- Delivery that can't be returned to sender?
- Definitive way to end a tennis match
- Decorated war pilot
- Deck top
- Deck one?
- Deck feature
- Cy Young winner, often
- Cy Young candidate, often
- Crush, as a test
- Crush, as a quiz
- Crackerjack fighter pilot
- Crack flyer
- Court point
- Course or court coup
- Courier's good service?
- Coup for Venus Williams
- Coup for Serena Williams
- Coup at the U.S. Open
- Connors coup
- Complete perfectly
- Common trick-winning card in bridge
- Combat pilot
- Col. Baker is one.
- Clutch pitcher
- Club that usually can't be beat?
- Club over a king
- Club for one?
- Chain store with "the helpful hardware folks"
- Certain record company
- Celebrated pilot
- Carlos Zambrano, e.g.
- Card you might cover with a deuce, in solitaire
- Card worth one point in gin rummy
- Card worth one or 11 in blackjack
- Card worth four points in evaluating a bridge hand
- Card worth four points in bridge
- Card worth 15 points in Liverpool rummy
- Card with two different point values in blackjack
- Card with no face or number
- Card with neither a number nor a face
- Card with few pips
- Card with an A
- Card with a single spade
- Card with a single pip
- Card with a letter
- Card with a flexible value in blackjack
- Card to keep
- Card that's worth 15 points in Liverpool rummy
- Card that usually beats a king
- Card that often beats a king
- Card that might be worth 1 or 11
- Card that might be low or high
- Card that might be hidden up a cheater's sleeve
- Card that may have a big heart
- Card that may be up one's sleeve
- Card that may be one or 11
- Card that may be high or low
- Card that is sometimes high and sometimes low
- Card that can't be in the middle of a straight
- Card that can have two values
- Card that can be worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- Card that a poker player might call a "bullet"
- Card that a "soft" blackjack hand contains
- Card represented by an A
- Card played last in a winning game of Klondike solitaire
- Card or bandage
- Card needed for a blackjack
- Card in poker's dead man's hand
- Card in a dead man's hand
- Card found in the middle of all four theme entries
- Card featuring an A
- Card expert?
- Capt. McConnell.
- Capt. Fernandez is one.
- Buzz Beurling, for one
- Bullet, to a Texas Hold'Em player
- Bullet, so to speak
- Bullet in the hand
- Bullet in the deck
- Bullet from Djokovic, maybe
- Bridge winner
- Bridge topper?
- Bridge honor
- Bridge four-pointer
- Breeze through, as a test
- Breeze through, as a course
- Brand of long, elastic bandages
- Brand of bandages or hardware stores
- Bottom card in a solitaire stack
- Boris Becker beauty
- Borg boomer
- Blackwood four-pointer
- Blackjack variable
- Blackjack eleven
- Blackjack card, or the chain "with the helpful hardware folks"
- Blackjack card worth one or 11 points
- Blackjack card worth 1 or 11
- Blackjack card with two possible values
- Blackjack card that can be worth 11
- Biggest diamond?
- Biggest club?
- Biggest club
- Big shot in the sky
- Big shot at Wimbledon
- Big serve
- Big name in wrappers
- Big name in bandages and hardware
- Big heart, say?
- Big heart, say
- Big diamond, say?
- Big diamond, say
- Big club in Atlantic City?
- Best-of-the-best type
- Best pitcher on the team
- Best pitcher on the staff
- Best pitcher on the roster
- Best pitcher on a team
- Best pitcher on a pitching squad
- Best pitcher in the rotation
- Best pitcher in a team's rotation
- Best pitcher
- Best heart?
- Best club in Vegas, usually?
- Best club in Vegas, often?
- Best card in the game war
- Best card in the game of war
- Best card in a game of war
- Best card
- Becker boomer
- Beater of a king
- Baron von Richthofen, for one
- Bandage trademark
- Badminton coup
- Bader or Bishop
- Aviator with the right stuff
- Aviation hero, e.g.
- Asexual, informally
- Asexual person, for short
- Apt nickname of Sam Rothstein in "Casino"
- Another card in a royal flush
- Andy Roddick specialty
- An ____ in the hole
- An ___ up one's sleeve
- Alternative to Lowe's
- All-Star pitcher
- All-Star Game starter, often
- Adept type
- Accomplished pilot or pitcher
- AC/DC "Chase the ___"
- Absolute whiz
- A, in Vegas
- A, in a deck of cards
- A-one service?
- A two may beat it
- A thing in poker?
- A gray one may be demisexual
- A first for Ventura?
- A card?
- 3M elastic bandage brand
- 20-game winner, say
- 11-pointer in blackjack
- 11-pointer in a casino
- 11-point card in blackjack
- 11 in blackjack
- 1/11 card
- 1, on hole 16 at August National
- 1 or 11 in blackjack
- 1 of 5 in this puzzle
- #1 starter, often
- "The Sign" pop group __ of Base
- "In the hole" card
- "How Long (Has This Been Going On)" band
- "Helpful" hardware chain
- "Helpful Hardware Man" company
- "Helpful hardware folks" retail chain
- "Helpful hardware folks" company
- "Helpful hardware folks" brand
- "Detective" role for Jim Carrey
- "Card" up one's sleeve
- "Bullet," in poker slang
- "A" playing card
- "___ Ventura: When Nature Calls" (1995 comedy sequel)
- "___ Ventura: Pet Detective" (Jim Carrey film comedy)
- "___ Ventura: Pet Detective" (1994 movie)
- "___ Ventura: Pet Detective" (1994 Jim Carrey movie)
- "___ of Spades" (Faridah Abike-Iyimide novel)
- "___ of Cakes" (former Food Network show)
- "___ of Cakes" (Food Network show)
- "___ of Cakes" (Food Network reality series)
- "___ is the place with the helpful hardware folks" (retailer's jingle)
- ''Helpful Hardware Man'' company
- ___-high (type of hand)
- ____ Ventura Pet Detective
- ___ Ventura (Jim Carrey title character in two movies)
- ___ Ventura (former role for Jim Carrey)
- ___ Ventura ("Pet Detective" played by Jim Carrey in two '90s films)
- ___ up your sleeve (secret advantage)
- ___ up your sleeve
- ___ Parker, Hall of Fame QB
- ___ of spades (playing card that sometimes symbolizes death)
- ___ of spades (playing card that can symbolize death)
- ___ of spades (highest-ranking card in bridge)
- ___ of spades (card sometimes called "the death card")
- ___ inhibitor
- ___ high (poker hand ranked just below a pair)
- ___ Frehley
- ___ bandage
- __ in the hole (hidden advantage)
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