Associations to the word «Wildcard»
Noun
- Draw
- Double
- Single
- Wimbledon
- Entrant
- Invitation
- Qualifying
- Playoff
- Organiser
- Qualifier
- Pair
- Open
- Berth
- Atp
- Slam
- Contestant
- Player
- Quarterfinal
- Entry
- Finalist
- Compatriot
- Round
- Snooker
- Afc
- Joker
- Peng
- Judges
- Continental
- Housemate
- Bathurst
- Dart
- Yamaha
- Final
- Tournament
- Martina
- Ravens
- Italia
- Semifinal
- Unix
- Challenger
- Contender
- Gp
- Hobart
- Tennis
- Athlete
- Semi
- Doherty
- Anastasia
- Mirza
- Cycling
- Lucie
- Brisbane
- Honda
- Comeback
- Elimination
- Taxon
- Rfc
- Robson
- Weasel
- Ritchie
- Query
- Packer
- Qualification
- Shanghai
- Seed
- Oiler
- Grand
- Hewitt
- Stephens
- Samantha
Adjective
Wiktionary
WILDCARD, noun. (computing) A character that takes the place of any other character or string that is not known or specified.
WILDCARD, noun. (also written wild card) An uncontrolled or unpredictable element.
WILDCARD, noun. (also written wild card) An element, often deliberately concealed, which is withheld for contingency.
WILDCARD, noun. (sports) (card games) Alternative form of wild card
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