Synonyms for wild card
wild card

Princeton's WordNet

1. wild cardnoun

   an unpredictable factor

   "the weather was a wild card"

2. wild cardnoun

   a playing card whose value can be determined by the person who holds it

Matched Categories

1. • Factor
   • Playing Card

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1. Richard Fairbank:

   Obviously, the economy is something of a wild card, perhaps the consumer economy is doing okay, but there is a depression in the energy economy and it feels like there is a general malaise if not a recession looming in the industrial and manufacturing economies.

2. Agnieszka Radwanska:

   Not for those suspended for doping. Maria should rebuild her career in a different way, beginning with smaller events, she wouldn't have a chance for (a wild card) from my hands (if I was a tournament director).

3. Leon Campbell:

   I'll be more interested in this (royal baby) because Harry is the cool one, ... he's the wild card, he's the ginger one.

4. The Cardinals:

   We're excited about it, and it's not something we take for granted, obviously, we would love to win the division and bypass the wild card game. Just getting in any way we can is special.

5. Hugh Tallents:

   I can see them getting bought out or taken private, but they wouldn't be interesting to big banks, Schwab or Morgan Stanley. A wild card could be PayPal.