Oh dear, there's a deficiency (5) |
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Dismay expressed after a shortage is disclosed (5) |
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"Alas and -" |
Premier Sunday |
11 Feb 2024 |
Woe is me |
Canadiana |
13 Mar 2023 |
'Woe!' |
New York Times |
16 Sep 2022 |
Unfortunately, a gap his retirement left? |
The Guardian Cryptic |
22 Feb 2022 |
Unfortunately, a gap his retirement left? |
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Partner of alas |
Premier Sunday |
03 Oct 2021 |
A thing I don't have, I regret to say! |
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"Woe is me!" |
Universal |
24 May 2020 |
Sadly |
The Telegraph Quick |
14 Apr 2020 |
A shortfall, I'm afraid |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
01 Dec 2019 |
Cordelia's word of lament |
Universal |
12 Apr 2019 |
Cordelia's word of lament |
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Shakespearean cry of woe |
LA Times Daily |
08 Jul 2018 |
Shakespearean cry of woe |
The Washington Post |
08 Jul 2018 |
Old cry of dismay |
Wall Street Journal |
19 Jun 2018 |
Shakespearean lament |
New York Times |
25 May 2018 |
Old cry of dismay |
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Shakespearean lament |
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Shakespearean cry of woe |
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Old-style cry of regret |
Universal |
27 Oct 2017 |
Old-timey "alas" partner |
Universal |
17 Sep 2017 |
"He died due to ___ of oxygen" (insufficient) : 2 wds. |
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Old-timey "alas" partner |
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Old-style cry of regret |
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'Woe is me!' |
Wall Street Journal |
22 Jul 2016 |
Unfortunately need to support Austria |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 Jun 2016 |
Cry of dismay |
Wall Street Journal |
08 Apr 2016 |
Vitamin deficiency generates expression of regret |
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A shortage, unfortunately |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
27 Feb 2016 |
Shakespearean "shucks" |
USA Today |
24 Nov 2015 |
Old word of woe |
Wall Street Journal |
31 Oct 2015 |
Partner of "alas" |
Universal |
25 Jun 2015 |
Shakespearean "shucks" |
Universal |
15 Apr 2015 |
"Alas and __!" |
LA Times Daily |
31 Mar 2015 |
Quaint word of dismay |
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Alas's partner |
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Alas partner |
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"Alas and __!" |
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Old word of woe |
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"Woe is me!" |
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Shakespearean "shucks" |
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Shakespearean "shucks" |
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Partner of "alas" |
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A shortage of woe! |
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Need to pursue a cry of woe |
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A jet won't start, I'm sad to say |
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"Alas and ___" |
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Word of woe |
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"__! what poverty my Muse brings forth": Shak. |
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Shakespearean lament |
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Sometime partner of 4-Across |
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'Alas and --!' |
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Old-style term of regret |
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"__! what poverty my Muse brings forth": Shak. |
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Old-style term of regret |
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Word in a woeful phrase |
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Alas and __ |
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Old cry of dismay |
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"Alas and ___" |
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"Alas and ___" |
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Partner of alas |
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Partner of alas |
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Partner of alas |
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Word of woe |
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"Alas and ___!" |
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"[31-Across] and ___!" |
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"Dear me!" |
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Dismayed cry |
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Shakespearean shucks |
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Dismayed cry |
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"Alas and __!" |
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"Dear me!" |
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"Dear me!" |
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Word of regret |
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Alas partner |
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Word of regret |
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Alas partner |
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Word of woe |
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"Woe is me!" |
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Woeful expression |
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Word of regret |
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"Woe is me!" |
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Word of woe |
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Word of regret |
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Word of woe |
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"Woe is me!" |
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Word of woe |
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Loss comment |
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Kin of alas |
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"Woe is me!" |
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Disheartened cry |
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Elizabethan lament |
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Expression of sorrow |
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See 34-Across |
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"Wellaway!" |
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"Alas and ___" |
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Alas partner |
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Kin of alas |
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"Woe is me" |
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Exclamation of sorrow |
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Sorrowful expression |
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Expression of regret |
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Partner of alas |
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Shakespearean "shucks" |
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Word of sorrow |
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Oh woe! |
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Word of woe |
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Woe is me! |
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"Alas and _____" |
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Partner of alas |
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Welladay! |
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Alas's kin |
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Companion of alas |
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Elizabethan interjection |
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Alas and ___ |
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Woeful exclamation |
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Follower of 13 Down |
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Term of tribulation |
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"___, the heavy day . . . ": Richard II |
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"Ah, me!" |
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Sorrowful cry |
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Ah, me |
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Dear me! |
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Woe! |
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Cousin of alas |
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Cry of woe |
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Old word of sorrow |
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Old word of regret |
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Exclamation of sorrow. |
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Cry of dismay. |
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Alas and ___! |
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Word of regret. |
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Regretful exclamation. |
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Oh, dear! |
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Exclamation of dismay. |
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Woe is me! |
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Welladay. |
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Ah me! |
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Often paired with 11 Down. |
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Welladay!. |
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O dear! |
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Old exclamation. |
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What a pity! |
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Oldtime word of dismay. |
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Alas and ___. |
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Wellaway! |
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"Woe is me!" in Elizabethan times |
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