Answer: ACES
ACES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 475 times.
- Holes in one traveling case (4)
- Super-duper
- They're unreturnable
- They're nonreturnable
- Crackerjacks
- Good blackjack holdings
- One-spots
- A very good pair
- Hand helpers
- Passes easily
- Tops
- Scores on a serve
- Some 120 m.p.h. serves
- Ones that may be high?
- Makes a hole-in-one
- Top-notch
- Cards up one's sleeve?
- Whizzes
- Top parts of suits
- Air force heroes
- They're good for tricks
- Bullets, in card slang
- Court coups
- The tops
- Sneaks one past
- Singles
- Bullets, to bettors
- Tennis statistic
- First-rate, slangily
- They're part of a good deal
- Top four
- Golf coups
- Doesn't merely pass
- Serves well done
- Deck quartet
- Does perfectly
- Ideal serves
- High cards
- Pair in a dead man's hand
- The best three in a three-of-a-kind
- Whiz kids
- Great, slangily
- They're worth 1 or 11 points
- Decorated pilots
- The Red Baron and others
- They're worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- Quick points
- Links rarities
- Crackerjack fliers
- They're not returned
- Bullets
- Breezes through, as a test
- Top guns
- Components of good deals
- One-spot cards
- Assets in poker
- Gets 100 on
- Big hearts?
- First-rate
- 11's in blackjack
- Scores quickly?
- They're out of reach
- Killer serves
- Tip-top
- Great, in slang
- Nails
- Star pitchers
- Perfect tennis serves
- Breezes through
- Strong hold'em holding
- Golf rarities
- Reno's AAA baseball team
- Sports winners
- King beaters
- Top fighter pilots
- Old pros
- One-pip cards
- Prized blackjack cards
- Gives good service?
- Bullets, in poker
- Superb serves
- Bullets, to poker players
- Hotshots
- Eddie Rickenbacker and Baron von Richthofen
- Flying pros
- "Dead man's hand" pair
- Lleyton Hewitt serves, at times
- Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen
- Singing group "The Four ___"
- Super serves
- Perfect golf shots
- Hotshot pilots
- Card pack foursome
- Dogfight participants
- Poker "bullets"
- They might be found up a sleeve
- Unreturnable serves
- Perfect tennis shots
- Unreturned serves
- Top pilots
- Great serves
- A very nice pair
- Dual-value blackjack cards
- Serves to perfection
- High pair
- Perfect serves
- Serves superbly
- Completes perfectly
- Useful cards in blackjack
- Strong hold 'em holding
- Top pitchers
- Bridge honors
- They top royal flushes
- Rarities on the links
- Excellent hold'em holding
- One of the pairs in a dead man's hand
- Yahtzee category
- Suit toppers
- Big diamonds, maybe
- Bullets, in Texas hold'em
- Snake eyes pair
- Ones in suits?
- Quick tennis points
- They're worth four high-card points
- Trick takers, often
- Strikeout stars
- Components of blackjacks
- Dealer upcards disliked by blackjack players
- Hero aviators
- Top cards
- Best poker pair
- Blackjack components
- Passes with panache
- Passes with flying colors
- Suit tops
- Great pair
- Kings' superiors
- King toppers
- Doesn't come close to flunking
- Golf tournament highlights
- Experts
- Rare eagles
- Holes in one
- Leaders of the pack?
- Big diamonds
- Killer shots
- Highest parts of decks
- Fighter pilots
- Highest cards
- Unretured serves
- Trick takers, usually
- Air heroes
- Top playing cards
- Serves perfectly
- High poker pair
- Serves very well
- Bullets in a deck
- Scores 100 on
- Highest poker cards
- Successful fliers
- ''Easy __'' (old-time radio show)
- Poker holding
- ''Bullets'' in poker
- Fancy fliers
- Nonreturnable serves
- ''Great!''
- They're unbeatable in war?
- Top-flight individuals?
- A foursome for poker?
- Ones of a kind?
- They might be found up sleeves
- The best pair?
- They're better than kings and queens
- Go-to guys on the pitching staff
- They may be one or eleven
- Blackjack requirements
- Good Vegas holdings
- Versatile blackjack holdings
- Hard-to-beat quartet
- You may see them split in Reno
- King and queen toppers
- Part of a dead man's hand
- Flying greats
- Playing cards
- Pair split in Vegas
- They may get you the upper hand
- They're often included in good deals
- Hold 'em holdings, sometimes
- Standout pitchers
- Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen, e.g.
- High holdings, perhaps
- Certain diamonds
- They get shuffled around
- They are not returned properly
- They could be the highest or the lowest
- Parts of a great deal?
- The go-to guys on staffs
- Good opening pair
- Oft-palmed cards
- Deck foursome
- Unreturned tennis serves
- Top poker cards
- Highly regarded, so to speak
- Highest poker pair
- They can be high or low
- Strong cards
- Kings' toppers
- Top pair in poker
- High pair in poker
- Blackjack needs
- Top poker pair
- Provides service that can't be beat?
- Pitching staff leaders
- Unreturned tennis scores
- Commonly split pair in blackjack
- Reason for the downfall of many kings?
- Ones in decks
- Go-to guys
- Cracker jacks
- Scores 90+ on
- "Great!"
- "Bullets" in poker
- Big clubs
- Serves them right?
- Waldo Pepper et al.
- "Easy ___" (old-time radio show)
- High fliers
- Serves well
- Two fifths of a dead man's hand
- They outrank kings
- Does tremendously well on
- Ones
- Cards
- Pack foursome
- Reno highs
- Stars in a rotation
- Perfect serves in tennis
- Pocket rockets, in Texas hold'em
- Good poker draws
- Dogfight pilots
- Queen beaters
- They're low in cribbage
- Great assets in war
- Sails through
- Best pocket pair
- Good pair
- Best pair
- Deck toppers
- Good cards
- Trick-takers, often
- 'Bullets,' to a poker player
- 'Bullets' at the poker table
- 'Dead man's hand' pair
- Ideal pair
- Top pair, maybe
- Ideal 'pocket pair'
- Dead man's hand pair
- Dogfight battlers
- Good news in Texas Hold 'Em
- Dogfight fighters
- 21 players often split them
- Dogfight combatants
- Scores 100% on
- They often beat kings
- Untouchable tennis serves
- Gets an A+
- Gets an A
- Deck's highest foursome
- Masters
- Nails it, say
- Poker's "pocket rockets"
- Some tennis winners
- Super tennis serves
- Flexible blackjack cards
- War pilots
- High poker cards
- Texas Hold 'Em pair called "pocket rockets"
- Poker pair
- Pros
- Hard-to-hit pitchers
- Shots served neatly?
- RAF heroes
- Winning cards
- Items up one's sleeve, maybe
- Unbeatable golf shots
- Hot shots
- Crack pilots
- They're often helping hands
- Court winners
- Tennis coups
- They aren't returned
- Blasts through
- Some war heroes
- Air-force heroes
- Tennis stats
- Nails, as a test
- Superb, in slang
- Top war pilots
- Cy Young Award favorites
- They're good for your hands
- Nice poker pair
- Aerial battle veterans
- Highly regarded, slangily
- Leaders of the pack
- Deck tetrad
- Bullets, in poker slang
- "Bullets," to a poker player
- Top guns, in the air
- Expert pilots
- Vegas highs?
- "easy ___"
- High cards in poker
- Tennis stat
- One-spot playing cards
- Some playing cards
- Top aviators
- Far from fails
- Hotshot fliers
- Highly paid pitchers
- High-paid pitchers
- Bullets, in Vegas
- Just swell
- Excellent, slangily
- Gets 100% on
- Highest deck quartet
- Bullets in poker
- Airborne war heroes
- Winning serves
- Virtuosos
- Combat pilots
- Word with code or road
- Hunky-dory
- Go-to people
- Vanquishers of kings
- Card shark's stash
- Cards that top kings
- Hard-to-beat foursome
- Pitching whizzes
- Rickenbacker et al.
- Air Force hotshots
- Seasoned experts
- Pocket rockets, in poker
- Clubs to beat people with?
- Four ___ (probable winner)
- Big dogs in dogfights
- Prize-winning quartet, most likely
- Jet fighter heroes
- High/low cards
- Air force standouts
- You may hold them in Vegas
- Ones at the top of their game
- Top diamonds
- Powerful pair
- Tee shots into the hole
- Versatile blackjack cards
- Bullets on a poker table
- Great poker cards
- Hero war pilots
- "Pocket rockets," in casinos
- First-class, in slang
- Duffers' dreams
- Tennis zingers
- Parts of true blackjack hands
- Scores on serves
- Cards sometimes hidden up sleeves
- Pocket rockets, at the poker table
- Mavens
- High or low cards
- Tennis match stat
- Terrif
- Many legendary pilots
- Wonderful, in old slang
- Golf video highlights
- Nails a test
- Highest cards in the deck
- Dice throw
- Stars
- A very good pair?
- Blackjack bases
- Bullets, in cards
- Big hand?
- Half of all blackjacks
- Crackerjack
- The best, in slang
- One- or 11-pointers
- Passes, and then some
- Not just passes
- Executes flawlessly
- "Easy ___," of radio fame
- A-one cards
- Valuable cards in 21
- Valuable cards in blackjack
- Terrific, in slang
- Vegas bullets
- Air Medal recipients
- Cards quartet
- The best, informally
- Highest cards in poker
- Blackjack elevens
- They'll produce gallery ovations
- High cards in bridge
- Top blackjack cards
- Star pilots
- Just fabulous
- Hotshot fighter pilots
- Opposite of bombs
- Terrific, in dated slang
- Highly paid pitchers, typically
- Highest cards in bridge
- Pair that defeats kings
- Complete successfully
- Top cards in poker
- Master pilots
- Powerful playing cards
- Near impossibilities on par-5 holes
- Gets an A on, as a test
- "Bullets," in poker
- Super, in slang
- Cards higher than kings
- Downfall of many kings?
- Airborne heroes
- Totally nails
- Blackjack assets
- Nice poker holdings
- Misses nothing on
- Vanquishers of kings?
- Cards that often beat kings
- Top-notch pitchers
- Strong pocket pair, in poker
- Heroic warplane pilots
- Skilled hands
- Versatile cards in blackjack
- AA
- Great serves from Serena Williams
- Excellent pair in poker
- Lowest cards in gin rummy
- Blackjack cards
- Standouts on the pitcher's mound
- Cards with A's
- "Pocket rockets," in poker
- Ones or elevens, in blackjack
- Las Vegas W.N.B.A. team
- Cards that are high or low in blackjack
- Cards above kings, in poker
- Las Vegas WNBA team
- Best four-of-a-kind
- Primo
- Rare golf shots
- Cards worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- 2022 WNBA champs
- Best starting hand in Texas Hold 'em
- Cards that can be high or low
- Helpful blackjack cards, maybe
- Vegas WNBA team
- Unbeatable services
- Point-winning tennis serves
- Ideal starting hand in poker
- Good hole cards in Texas hold 'em
- Solitaire foundation cards
- Gets an A+ on
- Serves right?
- Top pair
- Really cool, in dated slang
- Royal flush cards
- What "American Airlines" means in poker lingo
- Top combat pilots
- Las Vegas team
- Top four of 52
- Base cards in solitaire
- Cards worth one or 11 in blackjack
- Cy Young winners, e.g.
- Eleven-point cards in the game 31
- Fab
- Las Vegas A's
- High or low blackjack cards