Crossword Clue: Hit high
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Hit high"
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- A high ball
- Approach shot return, maybe
- Arc from Venus?
- Arc the ball
- Arced, soft throw
- Arced tennis shot
- Arced throw
- Arced toss
- Arcing hit
- Arcing shot
- Arcing tennis shot
- Arcing throw
- Arcing toss
- Ask, as a softball question
- Austin ploy
- Backcourt shot, in tennis
- Alley-oop pass
- Alley-oop starter
- Alternative to a passing shot
- Hit high, as a tennis ball
- Hit high
- Hit in a high arc
- Company softball pitch
- Easily smashable tennis shot
- Defensive return
- Defensive shot, in tennis
- Defensive tennis shot
- Defensive tennis stroke
- Easy ball to smash
- Certain tennis shot
- Easy interview question
- Easy pitch
- Easy question from a journalist
- Easy question, metaphorically (again NOT actually
- Easy question
- Easy return
- Easy tennis return
- Easy tennis shot
- Easy throw
- Easy toss
- Eephus pitch, e.g.
- Eephus pitch, for one
- Eephus pitch in baseball, e.g.
- It may result in a smash hit
- It might get smashed
- It travels in an arc
- CHIP
- Gentle toss
- Direct, as insults
- It's a long shot, usually
- Hardly a smash
- It's hardly a smash
- Court action
- Court hit
- Court ploy
- Court setup?
- Court shot
- Court strategy
- Court stroke
- Court tactic
- Fling
- Evert maneuver
- High-arc shot
- High-arc throw
- High-arcing hit
- High, arcing shot
- High-arcing shot
- High arcing shot
- High-arcing tennis shot
- High, arcing tennis shot
- High badminton shot
- High ball?
- High ball from Andy Murray
- High ball
- High court action?
- High court delivery
- Goolagong maneuver
- High hit
- High-hit ball from Novak Djokovic
- High-hit ball from Roger Federer
- High hit from Hingis
- High hit in tennis
- High hit, in tennis
- High hit on a tennis court
- High-hit shot from Serena Williams
- High-hit shot in tennis
- High hit to the backcourt, in tennis
- High pitch
- High return?
- High return, in tennis
- High return
- High shot at Wimbledon
- High shot from Naomi Osaka
- High shot in tennis
- High shot
- High tennis delivery
- High tennis hit
- High tennis shot
- High throw in basketball, or high hit in tennis
- High throw
- High toss
- High-trajectory toss
- High volleyball shot
- Highball?
- Riggs's best stroke
- Serena Williams defensive shot
- Soft hit
- Soft pitch
- Soft shot
- Soft shot at Wimbledon
- Soft tennis shot
- Soft throw
- Soft toss or shot
- Soft toss
- Soft volley return
- Softball pitch path
- Softball pitch
- Softball question
- Softball toss
- Setup for a smash
- Setup for a spike, perhaps
- Toss, as a grenade
- Toss, as a water balloon
- Toss gently
- Toss in a high curve
- Toss in the air
- Toss softly
- Toss up
- Toss-up?
- Toss up in the air
- Toss with a high arc
- Toss
- Strategic shot for a tennis player
- Overhead shot?
- Overhead smash lead-in
- Stroke for Cash
- Stroke for Seles
- Wilander play
- Wimbledon stroke
- Wimbledon tactic
- Volleyball hit
- Office softball pitch
- Sort of tennis shot
- Often-illegal cricket bowl
- Shot at Wimbledon
- Shot for Sampras
- Shot over the head
- Shot that may have topspin
- Shot that often gets smashed
- Shot up?
- Shot with a high arc
- Part of an alley-oop play
- Part of Borg's game
- Lloyd play
- Loft
- Lofty hit by Rafael Nadal
- Lofty hit in tennis
- Lofty return
- Lofty shot by Maria Sharapova
- Lofty tennis shot
- Long shot, typically
- Laver maneuver
- One may get smashed
- Netman's ploy
- Mining vein
- Lugworm
- Opposite of a smash
- Light toss
- Moonball, e.g.
- Moonball from Venus?
- Return for Ashe
- Return from Venus?
- Propel in a high arc
- Propel
- Warmup toss
- Spike setup
- Type of tennis shot
- Tactic against a net rusher
- Tactical tennis shot
- Underhand throw
- Underhand toss
- Underhanded throw
- Throw, as a grenade
- Throw (ball) in high arc
- Throw easily
- Throw in a high arc
- Throw out there, as a simple-to-answer question
- Throw underhand.
- Throw underhand, as in cricket.
- Throw underhand, in cricket
- Throw
- Slo-Pitch pitch
- Slow ball
- Slow, high throw
- Slow pitch
- Slow throw
- Start of an alley-oop
- Up chuck?
- Up shot?
- Smash preceder, maybe
- Smash setup
- Smashable shot
- Smashable tennis shot
- Smash's counterpart
- Upshot?
- Seles' defense
- Seles stroke
- Tennis court ploy
- Tennis hit
- Tennis moonball
- Tennis ploy
- Tennis return
- Tennis shot that goes over the opponent's head
- Tennis shot that might be "offensive" or "defensive"
- Tennis shot that takes a long time to hit the court
- Tennis shot that takes a long time to land
- Tennis shot that's easy to smash
- Tennis shot
- Tennis storke
- Tennis stratagem
- Tennis stroke
- Tennis tactic
- Tennis term
- Tennis word
- Send high
- Send overhead
Recent Usage of Hit high in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Hit high" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Hit high in their crossword puzzles recently:
- NZ Herald - July 31, 2017
- NZ Herald - June 10, 2016
- Universal Crossword - March 30, 2012
- Washington Post - July 31, 2011
- Washington Post - July 30, 2011
- Washington Post - July 29, 2011
- Washington Post - July 28, 2011
- Washington Post - July 27, 2011
- Washington Post - July 26, 2011
- Washington Post - July 25, 2011
- Washington Post - July 21, 2011
- Washington Post - July 20, 2011
- Washington Post - July 19, 2011
- Washington Post - July 18, 2011
- Washington Post - July 17, 2011
- Washington Post - July 16, 2011
- Universal Crossword - June 14, 2009
- Washington Post - Aug. 11, 2008
- New York Times - Aug. 24, 1972
- New York Times - June 30, 1972
