Preposition: of

• spade: In our deck of cards, it is the ace of spades.

• trump: She did it as one who plays an ace of trumps.

• diamond: Leading the ace of diamonds to look at dummy is not really appropriate here.

Converse of object

• fly: Flying ace Amy Johnson died Flying ace Amy Johnson - who made history with her solo flight to Australia in 1930 - died.

• serve: There is no physical reason why any of us should not more consistently serve aces or hit perfect returns.

Adjective modifier

• Brazilian: The Brazilian ace took two pole positions, two race wins and two fastest laps.

• bloody: But once he knows what he's doing, he's bloody aces!

• double: Could only benefit is the largest dollar double aces.

Modifies a noun

• inhibitor: Treatment for kidney disease focuses on blood pressure control using ACE inhibitors.

• binary: Nevertheless, despite the warning, in this event, the ACE interface function passes the value to the ACE binary.

• inhibition: It is not known if this benefit from ACE inhibition is seen in diabetics who are not at high risk for adverse cardiovascular outcomes.

• strategist: Itinerary our voyage voyage ace strategist we were off four seven-day fall.

• reporter: Not long after he had graduated from Harvard University, Reed became the most highly paid ace reporter in the US.

• guitarist: A polished pro and an ace guitarist, with a nice dry line in humor.

Noun used with modifier

• facesdouble: Seen from different angles a child-molesting Pixel Cube Software father who serves as facesdouble aces and.

• Aussie: The Aussie ace said: " I've never played Ferrer but I know he is a great competitor and really fit.

• fighter: The booklets described the aircraft of fighter aces flying various types of aircraft.

• voyage: Itinerary our voyage voyage ace strategist we were off four seven-day fall.

• carp: Carp ace Colin Davidson explains his favorite liquid flavorings and there's some real classics to get your teeth into.