| Spots to wipe your shoes |
Commuter |
30 May 2026 |
| People who get walked all over |
New York Times |
28 May 2026 |
| Uncomplaining ones have shoes wiped on them (7) |
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| Things (or people) that get walked all over |
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| Although they may be welcoming, people walk over them (8) |
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| Lackeys‘ party kicking up a storm |
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| 'Welcome' sites |
Eugene Sheffer |
12 Aug 2019 |
| They can welcome us in afternoon to dorms, possibly |
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| They may display welcome for those suffering ill-treatment |
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| Subservient people's party creating a storm |
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| Entrance accessories |
Newsday |
22 Nov 2015 |
| Entrance accessories |
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| Punching bags |
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| They get stepped on a lot |
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| They get stepped on a lot |
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| Those who are frequently mistreated |
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| Overly submissive persons |
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| Weak-willed ones |
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| Perennially last-place teams |
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| Weak-willed ones |
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| They're well trod |
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| Easily-used people |
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| Pushovers |
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| Patsies, so to speak |
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| Perennial last-place teams |
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| Pushovers |
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| Born losers, figuratively |
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| Cellar-dwellers |
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| Submissive ones |
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| Figuratively, people who get stepped on. |
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| Figuratively, timid people. |
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| Household needs. |
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