High Shot In Tennis Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: high shot in tennis. We have 2 answers for high shot in tennis in our database.

Possible answers to high shot in tennis

LOB
- Bad end doesn’t count in bold returning shot
- Easy toss
- Elevated tennis stroke
- Fling
- Golf shot
- High Court action
- High gentle throw
LOBBED
- Hit (ball) high
- Hit a high shot in tennis
- of Lob

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