Answer: TREY
TREY is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 172 times.
- Small club, say
- Low card
- One more than 47-Down
- Rare trick-taker
- Yarborough component, perhaps
- Rare trick taker
- It's just over 14-Across
- Deuce topper
- It's no honor
- It takes two
- Long basket, in basketball slang
- Deuce taker
- Low part of a hand
- Three in a casino
- Small diamond?
- It doesn't take much
- Three, in cards
- Long basket, in hoops lingo
- Certain domino
- Card above a deuce
- Low club
- Four's inferior
- Part of a low straight
- Card below a four
- Three-point shot, in hoops slang
- It rarely takes anything
- Two topper
- Small heart, say
- Uncommon trick taker
- Deuce beater
- Deuce topper, in cards
- One before four
- It's in the cards
- ESPN anchor Wingo
- Three-point shot, in slang
- Certain domino number
- Parker of "South Park"
- Low-ranking card
- Threespot
- Card that rarely wins tricks
- Long basket, in basketballese
- Low-value playing card
- It beats a deuce
- Second-lowest poker card, usually
- Middling domino
- Card with three spots
- Rare trick-taking card
- Small card
- Low poker card
- Low blackjack card
- Three-pip card
- Small club or spade
- Three, on "World Poker Tour"
- Good lowball card
- Card that can't form a canasta
- Deuce edger
- Small spade
- ESPN sportscaster Wingo
- Small club
- Card whose pips are aligned in a single column
- It tops a deuce
- Hardly a large diamond
- Playing card
- Three-spot
- Poker card
- Third-generation nickname
- Certain card in canasta
- Rummy card
- Part of a low poker straight
- Card with three pips
- Three-spot domino
- Canasta card
- Three, to a dealer
- Four-spot's inferior
- Domino with three pips
- Small deck member
- It doesn't take much?
- Four is superior to it
- "South Park" co-creator Parker
- Club with three pips
- Deuce follower
- Long basket, in basketball lingo
- It has few pips
- A low card
- Shooting guard's specialty, slangily
- Probable loser in War
- Three
- Card unlikely to take a trick
- Parker who wrote 'the book of mormon'
- Hoops shot from behind the arc
- Deuce defeater
- Unlikely trick taker
- Unlikely trick-taker
- 'South Park co-creator Parker'
- Low playing card
- Long shot, in hoops
- "South Park" writer Parker
- ____Parker
- Three, in a deck of cards
- "The Book of Mormon" co-writer Parker
- There's only one card it can beat
- Beater of a deuce
- Small spade?
- Anastasio of noodling
- Card over a deuce
- Small diamond
- It usually loses in war
- "The Book of Mormon" cowriter Parker
- Loser in war, usually
- It barely beats a deuce
- "South Park" creator Parker
- Smaller cousin of a four-in-hand?
- "South Park" cocreator Parker
- Deuce follower, in cards
- Cager's long shot
- Deuce beater, barely
- Three in a deck
- Good card in lowball
- Deuce and a half-deuce
- Three-pointer, in hoops lingo
- War underdog
- Second-lowest poker card
- Lowly domino
- 'South Park' co-creator Parker
- A four beats it
- Shot from behind the arc, informally
- Domino end with three dots
- Nickname for Jr.'s son
- Noted fountain name
- Card not used in pinochle
- Card not worth much
- Card that just beats a deuce
- It doesn't take much on a card table
- Ames of "Dolphin Cove"
- Lowly deck card
- Three-spot in a hand
- Three-pointer
- Swish from beyond the arc
- War loser, usually
- Card in a baby straight
- Three from beyond the arc
- Part of the lowest possible straight
- Card sounding like a platter
- Three playing cards?
- Basket made from "downtown," say
- Three card
- Loser to a four
- Long shot, in hoops lingo
- Nickname for Junior's boy
- Card higher than a deuce
- Successful shot from downtown, in basketball lingo
- Basket shot from behind the arc, in hoops slang
- Card that beats a deuce
- Basket made from behind the arc
- Hoops long shot
- Long shot, informally
- Card above deuce
- Good card for lowball
- Junior's kid
- Deep shot, in hoops
- It's a long shot in basketball
- Long hoops shot
- Small club, maybe
- Long shot in sports
- Nickname for a third-generation child
- "Platitudes" author Ellis
- Guitarist Anastasio of Phish
- It's a long shot
- Three-pointer, in basketball lingo
- Shot that made its N.B.A. debut in 1979, slangily
- Three-point hoops shot
- Four minus one