Card : 22 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ card (banker's item with a computer chip) __ card (bit of decorative stationery) __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) __ card (listing at a formal ball) __ card (modern purchasing option) __ cards (fad collectibles) __ to the vest (how cards may be played) ___ Bornes (card game) ___ Bornes (French card game) ___ card (cellphone chip) ___ card (mobile phone device) ___ card (removable mobile phone storage unit) ___ card (TV prop) ___ cards ___ cards (ESP testers) ___ clubs (opening card in hearts) ___ de fer (card game) ___ deed (Monopoly card) ___ delight (card game) ___ Jail ("Monopoly" card) ___ Sam (card game) ___ Scott Card, "Ender's Game" writer ___ Slaughter, former Cardinal ___ the Man (Cardinal nickname) ___ Wagner, player on an ultrarare baseball card ___ Wiggin (protagonist of Orson Scott Card novels) ____ card _____ Bornes (classic card game) _____ card (wallet item) _____ et quarante (card game) ___-A-Kid card ___-card monte ___-card stud ___-tan (card game also known as sevens) ___-well card ... with 108 cards '-- card, any card!' ''Gang'' of the St. Louis Cardinals, once ''House of Cards'' star (1993) ''Pick a card, ___ card'' ''The Card Players'' artist 'I pass,' in a card game 'Monopoly' cards 'The Cardplayers' painter "___ a card, any card . . ." "___ a card, any card..." "___ Card Stud," 1968 film "___ Cardboard Lover," 1942 film "___ Cardboard Lover" (Norma Shearer film) "___ nothin' " (card player's remark) "___ Turn" (card drawn in a board game, perhaps) "- card" ('90 film) "... a card, ___ card" "... card, ___ card" (Last week: The two diagonally hidden 18-letter titles were "Up the Down Staircase" and "Upstairs, Downstairs." The latter answer turned downward at the D of "Downstairs.") "Another card, dealer" "Card ___," Stravinsky ballet "Card game simple," says king of Siam "Card Players Quarreling" artist "Card Players Quarreling" artist Jan "Card Sharks" option "Card" game "Cards?" asked Tom ___ "Cash, ___ or credit card?" (quaint query) "Check," at the card table "Check," in cards "Checks and credit cards only" "Coin-y" card game "Count me out," in a cardroom "Country" Slaughter of the Cardinals "Ender's Game" author ___ Scott Card "Five Card ___," Dean Martin film "Gin" card game "Go directly to ___" (Chance card phrase) "Green Card" org. "I don't have that card" "I have no face cards" actress? "I'll take a card" "I'll take another card" "I'm down to my last card!" "I'm down to my last card!" game "If you play your cards right" "Joyeux ___"?(French holiday card sentiment) "Keep ___ cards and letters coming!" "Lowest score wins" card game "Mickey" singer Basil's card game society? "Now you ___ ..." (magician's comment about disappearing cards) "Okay, dog, you happen to be eating my most valuable baseball card" "On ___ Riviera": Sylvia Fine's card "Pass the cards," said Tom ___ "R" card in Uno, in effect "Take a ___ on the Reading" (Chance card in Monopoly) "The Card Players" painter "The Man" of Cardinals history "The Odd Couple" card game "Time to show your cards, Ms. Field!" "Wild Draw Four" card game "Wild" card "You are ___ for street repairs" (Community Chest card in Monopoly) "You take credit cards?" response *A cardiologist's patient might take one *A deck of cards *Board game with color-coded cards *Card words (2) *Centurion card issuer *Part of a cardiovascular exam *Rewards cardholder's benefit $10 bill enclosed in a Valentine card? 5-card game 13 cards, maybe 19th-century card game 21 in two cards 21 in cards 22-card deck 32-card trick-taking game 32-card bidding game 32-card card game 32-card pack game 32 cards in this game 32-card game 40-card game 48-card game 48-card game derived from bezique 50 ... (when completed, a facetious card game) 52 cards 78-card deck 108-card deck 108-card game 108-card party game 1930s St. Louis Cardinals 1930s St. Louis Cardinals nickname 1934 St. Louis Cardinals 1940's Cardinal ___ Slaughter 1980s Cardinals quarterback Neil 1985 Orson Scott Card novel 1990s cardio fad 2006 playoff between the Cards and Mets, for short 2011 AL wild card winner A card A card game A card not in a pinochle deck A cardinal point A Cardinal's cap A cardinal's is red A kind of card A low card A manager of the Cards in 1990 A pair of cards reduced to a fine powder? A pair of cards, a few hours from now? A spot card A wild card is unlikely to beat one Abbr. after a phone number, on a business card Abbr. on a baseball card Abbr. on a bus. card Abbr. on a business card Abbr. on a Cardinal's cap Abbr. on a golf card Abbr. on a Topps card Abbr. on business cards Abbr. on Perry Mason's card Abbr. on Topps cards Ability tested with Zener cards, for short Ability to identify Zener cards Abridged card game Accept, as a credit card Accepted, as a gift card Access card, say According to Han, "He's a card player, gambler, scoundrel.You'd like him." Action in a card game Action in this puzzle's card game Activate a credit card Actor Spacey of "House of Cards" Actor's card Actress Mara of "House of Cards" Actress Ruth's credit card purchases? Ad with a credit card bill, e.g. Addr. on modern business cards Address for a cardinal Advise at cards Age-verifying cards Aggressive card-table words Aids for cardiologists All ___ (card game) All 52 cards All the cards Allegorical card Allegorical cards Allegorical decks of cards Allot the cards Allotment of cards American cardinal American Express card American Express card introduced in 1987 American Express card with a smart chip American Express credit card American Express's first credit card Amount requiring a credit card authorization Anguish over a huge credit card bill? Announcement in some card games Annoying Uno card Answer to "Take credit cards?"