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Tops
Pros
Ones
Nails
Stars
Peachy
Mavens
Cards.
Champs
Terrif!
Whizzes
Masters
Experts
Bullets
Winners
Singles
Top guns
The tops
'Great!'
Stellar.
Big pair
Top pair
Splendid
Top four
Hotshots
Fabulous
Old pros
Does well
Top-notch
Big hand?
Best pair
Hot shots
Particles
Big clubs
Suit tops
Whiz kids
Good pair
One-spots
Virtuosos
Top cards
High pair
Hunky-dory
First rate
Just swell
Big hearts
Gets an A+
Golf feats
Good cards
Great pair
Go-to guys
War pilots
Air heroes
Four of 52
Golf coups
Top pilots
Reno highs
Dice throw
A one, ___
Humdingers
High cards
Court feats
Tip — top
Super-duper
Crackerjack
Serves well
A good pair
A-one cards
DFC winners
Flying pros
Rare eagles
Some airmen
Star pilots
Tennis stat
Court coups
Deck tetrad
Some serves
Strong pair
Specialists
Honor cards
Poker pair?
Golf thrills
Killer shots
Quick points
Sleeve cards
Strong cards
Top diamonds
Top-notchers
Big diamonds
Fancy fliers
Gets 100% on
Go-to people
Ideal serves
Vegas highs?
Crack pilots
Holes in one
Suit toppers
Tennis coups
Deck toppers
Hand helpers
Nails a test
Top pitchers
King beaters
King toppers
Super serves
Great serves
Deck quartet
Perfect shots
Cloud hoppers
Best pitchers
Expert fliers
Expert pilots
Hero aviators
Just fabulous
Nails it, say
Ones in decks
Poker bullets
Reno "bullets
Scores 90+ on
Tennis scores
Tennis serves
Tops in spots
Vegas bullets
Winning cards
Bridge honors
Combat pilots
Flying greats
High holdings
Highest cards
Pack foursome
Powerful pair
Passes easily
Superb serves
Tennis points
Court winners
Sails through
Tops of suits
Killer serves
Deck foursome
Golf rarities
Playing cards
Crackerjacks.
Does perfectly
Star pitchers?
Hotshot pilots
Becker boomers
Blasts through
Bridge winners
Cards with A's
Certain fliers
Certain pilots
Far from fails
Gets no return
High-low cards
High/low cards
Kings' toppers
Links rarities
Nails audition
Scores 100% on
Service scores
Sports winners
Tennis zingers
Throw at Vegas
Top mounds men
Certain serves
Flying phenoms
Top war pilots
Fighter pilots
Top poker pair
Winning serves
The best pair?
Perfect serves
Ones in suits?
One-spot cards
Simply the best
Great, in slang
A deck has four
Assets in poker
Deck thirteenth
Dogfight adepts
Fine poker pair
Hero war pilots
Nice poker pair
Not just passes
Ones or elevens
Scores quickly?
Smokes audition
Sneaks one past
Some war heroes
Tennis hotshots
Those who excel
Trumps, perhaps
Wimbledon coups
Duffers' dreams
Strikeout stars
Top pair, maybe
Best poker pair
Blackjack needs
Snake eyes pair
Great, slangily
High poker pair
Serves superbly
Ones of a kind?
Top poker cards
Superb, in slang
Decorated pilots
Too good" serves
A very nice pair
Best pocket pair
Bridge-team name
Bullets in Vegas
Frehley and Hood
Good for openers
Good poker draws
Goodman and Jane
Ideal poker pair
Jane and Goodman
Key bridge cards
Kings' superiors
Oft-palmed cards
Pair of "bullets
Passes by a mile
Pitching whizzes
Power poker pair
Scores on serves
Seasoned experts
Serves very well
Single-pip cards
The bomb dot com
Unretured serves
Wimbledon blasts
Air-force heroes
Certain diamonds
Nails, as a test
More than passes
High poker cards
Serves well done
Tennis statistic
Serves perfectly
Yahtzee category
11's in blackjack
A very good pair?
Big hearts, maybe
Blackjack elevens
Bullets in a deck
Bullets, in cards
Coups for Connors
Doesn't just pass
Dogfight battlers
Elite of the deck
Gets a serve past
Great poker cards
Nails an audition
Nails, as an exam
Opposite of bombs
Radio's "Easy ___
Scores on a serve
Singles in suits?
Strong poker pair
Successful fliers
Tennis match stat
Tennis placements
Standout pitchers
Top playing cards
High or low cards
Dogfight fighters
Unreturned serves
Breezes (through)
Terrific, in slang
Bullets," in poker
Best pair in poker
Bridge components?
Card shark's stash
Defeaters of kings
Experts in the air
Frehley and Enders
High pair in poker
High-paid pitchers
Jet fighter heroes
Oners at Wimbledon
Serves them right?
Some W.W. I fliers
Stars of rotations
Tanner's specialty
The best, in slang
Top fighter pilots
Top pair, in poker
Unreturnable shots
Highest poker pair
They outrank kings
Top parts of suits
Air Force hotshots
Some playing cards
Leaders of the pack
Air force standouts
Assets for no-trump
Big diamonds, maybe
Blackjack favorites
Bullets, to bettors
Completes perfectly
Connors specialties
Executes flawlessly
Fine poker holdings
Frehley and Spades?
Hero fighter pilots
High cards in poker
Makes a hole-in-one
Nestlers in sleeves
One- or 11-pointers
Powerful war clubs?
Rickenbacker et al.
Some tennis winners
Super tennis serves
They win over kings
Top blackjack cards
Airborne war heroes
Doesn't merely pass
Good Vegas holdings
Pair split in Vegas
Quick tennis points
Cy Young candidates
Passes with panache
Trick takers, often
Unreturnable serves
Highest poker cards
Excellent, slangily
A A A A, at a casino
Air force superstars
Air Medal recipients
Experts in dogfights
Handles with mastery
Hard-to-hit pitchers
High cards in bridge
Highest deck quartet
Nonreturnable serves
Opening Day starters
Points of no return?
Serves to perfection
Shots served neatly?
Some stinging serves
Sometimes-high cards
Staffs' top pitchers
The best, informally
They aren't returned
They're out of reach
They're unreturnable
Top guns, in the air
Top guns in industry
Valuable cards in 21
Cards that top kings
Hard-to-beat quartet
Highly paid pitchers
Perfect tennis shots
Vanquishers of kings
They're not returned
Blackjack components
First-rate, slangily
Bullets," in a casino
A foursome for poker?
Big dogs in dogfights
Black-and-red quartet
Certain tennis serves
Does better than a "B
Eagles on par 3 holes
Golf video highlights
Las Vegas's WNBA team
Managers of fighters?
Many legendary pilots
MLB All-Star starters
Non-returnable serves
Passes, and then some
Perfect tennis serves
Pitchers like Clemens
Radio's "The Easy ___
Rarities on the links
Top cards in the deck
Trick takers, usually
Unbeatable golf shots
Winners on the courts
World Series starters
You can't return them
Hard-to-beat foursome
Dead man's hand" pair
They're nonreturnable
Iron Maiden "___ High
First-class, in slang
Dogfight participants
Dead man's hand" cards
Aerial battle veterans
Cards up one's sleeve?
Completes successfully
Clemens, Gooden et al.
Deck's highest quartet
Flawless tennis serves
Game 1 pitchers, often
Half of all blackjacks
Highest cards in poker
Highest parts of decks
Honors during a rubber
Hotshot fighter pilots
One-spot playing cards
Ones that may be high?
Snake eyes at a casino
Some 120 m.p.h. serves
Strong hold'em holding
Winning tennis serves.
Word with code or road
Blackjack requirements
Cards with A's on them
High holdings, perhaps
King and queen toppers
Parts of a great deal?
Prized blackjack cards
They can't be returned
They top royal flushes
They're sometimes wild
Bullets, in card slang
Pitching staff leaders
Hole-in-one golf scores
Bullets, in poker slang
Cy Young winners, often
Gets a perfect score on
Highest cards in a deck
Poker player's "bullets
Poker's "pocket rockets
Strong hold 'em holding
Tee shots into the hole
They may be high or low
Unbeatable cards in War
Versatile playing cards
Wonderful, in old slang
Good blackjack holdings
The most powerful pair?
They can be high or low
They count as one or 11
They cannot be returned
Top-flight individuals?
They're good for tricks
The Red Baron and others
Easy ___," of radio fame
Bullets on a poker table
Components of blackjacks
Components of good deals
Components of snake eyes
Cy Young Award favorites
Experts (in their field)
Kings are beaten by them
Perfect serves in tennis
Pilots like Rickenbacker
Queen-conquering quartet
Radio's Jane and Goodman
Reno's AAA baseball team
Terrific, in dated slang
The go-to guys on staffs
They're good with tricks
They're split in casinos
Top pair in a poker hand
Unreturned tennis scores
What's "High," to Maiden
They get shuffled around
Unreturned tennis serves
Pocket rockets, in poker
Flexible blackjack cards
Bullets, in Texas hold'em
Four __ (probable winner)
Highest cards in the deck
Highest cards in pinochle
Highly regarded, slangily
Kings are lower than them
Outstanding Sabre pilots.
Quick points on the court
Roscoe Tanner's specialty
Starters who are stoppers
This pair beats two kings
Untouchable tennis serves
Vain song about top guns?
Bullets, to poker players
Excellent hold'em holding
They may be one or eleven
They're unbeatable in war
Winners of five dogfights
Versatile blackjack cards
Part of a dead man's hand
Useful cards in blackjack
Passes with flying colors
Clubs to beat people with?
Breezes through, as a test
Dual-value blackjack cards
Excellent hold 'em holding
Golf tournament highlights
Pair in a "dead man's hand
Parts of good deals, often
Point winners for Bruguera
They may be split in Vegas
Top pair of cards in poker
You may hold them in Vegas
Pocket rockets," in casinos
Flexible cards in blackjack
Motorhead comp "All the ___
Pilots with the right stuff
They count as one or eleven
They're good for your hands
Unreturned serves in tennis
Valuable cards in blackjack
Cards that often beat kings
Richthofen and Rickenbacker
They're often helping hands
They're part of a good deal
'Bullets' at the poker table
Box on a Yahtzee score sheet
Highly regarded, so to speak
Items up one's sleeve, maybe
Klondike foundation starters
Suzy Bogguss song for poker?
They may be split in casinos
They're worth 1 or 11 points
Winners when led in no-trump
'Bullets,' to a poker player
Hold 'em holdings, sometimes
Versatile cards in blackjack
Versatile blackjack holdings
Ones at the top of their game
Parts of true blackjack hands
Points won by a single stroke
The ___, American bridge team
US Open and French Open feats
Best pair in poker, typically
Easy ___," old radio favorite
Doesn't come close to flunking
Highest possible pair in poker
Old radio favorite "Easy _____
Rickenbacker, Red Baron et al.
They might be found up sleeves
You may see them split in Reno
They are not returned properly
Playing cards with A's on them
Pocket rockets," in poker slang
Rickenbacker and von Richthofen
Highest pair in many card games
Passes audition w/flying colors
Two fifths of a dead man's hand
What ones are called in Yahtzee
They may get you the upper hand
Cy Young Award candidates, often
Good things to hold in your hand
Pocket rockets, in Texas hold'em
Rickenbacker, Johnson and Maddux
They'll produce gallery ovations
Top row of a Yahtzee score sheet
Commonly split pair in blackjack
They may give you the upper hand
''Easy __'' (old-time radio show)
Go-to-guys" on the pitching staff
Cards sometimes hidden up sleeves
They're more important than kings
American Airlines," in poker lingo
Pocket rockets," in Texas Hold 'Em
Good hole-cards in seven-card stud
Pocket rockets, at the poker table
Prize-winning quartet, most likely
They're worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
Tennis serves that aren't returned
They're part of a really good deal
Everclear song about playing cards?
Serves, and gets nothing in return?
The best three in a three-of-a-kind
They may be included in a good deal
They're worth four high-card points
They're better than kings and queens
They're part of a good deal, usually
They're often included in good deals
Provides service that can't be beat?
Cards sometimes worth 11 in blackjack
One of the pairs in a dead man's hand
Playing cards without numbers or faces
Reason for the downfall of many kings?
They don't get sent back to the server
Volleyball serves that aren't returned
What's "High" to Maiden on "Powerslave
Cards worth either 11 or 1 in blackjack
Cards worth either 1 or 11 in blackjack
They could be the highest or the lowest
Good cards to have in the game blackjack
High-ranking foursome in a deck of cards
Cards known as "pocket rockets" in poker
They're often seen with kings and queens
Texas Hold 'Em pair called "pocket rockets
They count as ones or elevens in blackjack
Winning tennis serves or golf holes in one
Pocket rockets," to Texas hold 'em players
They're sometimes more important than kings
Dealer upcards disliked by blackjack players
Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen
Cards that cheaters might hide in their sleeves
They're worth 4 points in bridge hand evaluation
Tennis services which the opponent fails to touch.
Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen, e.g.
A pair of these are called pocket rockets in Hold'Em
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