Ace, e.g.

noun

1. Playing card
2. A game played with cards
3. Card playing
4. Something (such as an advantage) compared to a valuable playing card in one's hand

   "holding all the cards in negotiations"

5. An issue especially with emotional appeal that is brought into play to achieve a desired end (such as winning a political campaign)

   "played the race card"

6. Greeting card

   "a birthday card"

7. Program
8. A usually clownishly amusing person wag

   "He's such a card!"

9. Compass card

verb

1. To ask for identification (as in a bar)

   "We all got carded."

2. Score

   "a golfer carding a 75"

3. To place or fasten on or by means of a card
4. To provide with a card
5. To list or record on a card

verb

1. To cleanse, disentangle, and collect together (fibers) by the use of cards preparatory to spinning

noun

1. An instrument or machine for carding fibers that consists usually of bent wire teeth set closely in rows in a thick piece of leather fastened to a back
2. An implement for raising a nap on cloth

abbreviation

1. Cardinal

adjective

1. Being a full-fledged member of an organization (such as a Communist party)
2. Strongly identified with a group (as of people with a common interest)

   "card-carrying members of the ecology movement"

3. Being such emphatically or unmistakably

   "a card-carrying hippie"

noun

1. A catalog (as of books) in which the entries are arranged systematically on cards

noun

1. A person who makes money by cheating at card games card sharp

   "A former Russian interior minister … described him to a television interviewer in 1999 as a petty crook and card shark, known for bilking travelers and soldiers at Sochi, the Soviet Black Sea resort."

noun

1. A person who makes money by cheating at card games card shark

   "An Italian card sharp who used infra-red contact lenses to count cards marked with invisible ink has been jailed for two years."

noun

1. A table designed for playing cards