Lame, as an excuse |
|
|
Like some troops seen in retreat? (4) |
|
|
Lacking wealth |
|
|
Dispense drinks, we hear, for the needy (4) |
|
|
No good - at bringing home the bacon (4) |
|
|
Quiet love of gold is awful (4) |
|
|
The pair had two rounds in that were not good (4) |
|
|
"__ Things" (2023 Emma Stone movie) |
|
|
Deserving pity (4) |
|
|
"___ Unfortunate Souls" |
USA Today |
26 Feb 2024 |
Hard-up |
Mirror Quick |
25 Feb 2024 |
Not good at needing money |
Mirror Cryptic |
25 Feb 2024 |
Steal from the rich and give to the ___ |
USA Today |
24 Feb 2024 |
Steal from the rich and give to the _. |
|
|
Having little money |
Mirror Classic |
23 Feb 2024 |
Channel 5 series: Rich Holiday, - Holiday (4) |
|
|
"___ Little Rich Girl" (nickname for Barbara Hutton) |
|
|
In dire need of money |
|
|
New film for which Emma Stone has won a Golden Globe (4) |
|
|
Lacking money (4) |
Puzzler |
21 Jan 2024 |
Inadequate P.R. about doughnuts (4) |
|
|
Substandard |
LA Times Daily |
21 Jan 2024 |
Rich's opposite |
Universal |
18 Jan 2024 |
Hard-up |
Mirror Quick |
16 Jan 2024 |
Not good at needing money |
Mirror Cryptic |
16 Jan 2024 |
Below C level, say |
New York Times |
12 Jan 2024 |
Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
LA Times Daily |
05 Jan 2024 |
Needy, penurious |
The Times Concise |
05 Jan 2024 |
Indigent |
Eugene Sheffer |
02 Jan 2024 |
Hard-up |
Mirror Quick |
31 Dec 2023 |
Not good at needing money |
Mirror Cryptic |
31 Dec 2023 |
"Alas, -- Yorick ..." |
|
|
Middling |
|
|
Opposite of "rich" |
|
|
Substandard |
Thomas Joseph |
20 Dec 2023 |
Trivial |
|
|
Of low quality |
Newsday |
18 Dec 2023 |
Of low quality, say |
|
|
"You ___ thing!" |
Universal |
06 Dec 2023 |
"Oh, you ___ thing!" |
|
|
The _ Law; originally a system of relief for paupers (4) |
|
|
Of low quality |
Newsday |
28 Nov 2023 |
Like a one-star review |
LA Times Daily |
27 Nov 2023 |
(and 27 Across) Relaxed alone prior to meeting with leader of supposed inferiors (4,9) |
|
|
Subpar |
Universal |
20 Nov 2023 |
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Lame, as an excuse |
|
|
Without means (4) |
Puzzler |
05 Nov 2023 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," book by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter |
|
|
U-turn from wealthy |
Family Time |
15 Oct 2023 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad" |
|
|
Impecunious |
The Telegraph Quick |
05 Oct 2023 |
Low-quality |
Newsday |
04 Oct 2023 |
D, gradewise |
New York Times |
02 Oct 2023 |
Low-quality |
Newsday |
19 Sep 2023 |
Below average |
LA Times Daily |
19 Sep 2023 |
Not up to snuff |
Wall Street Journal |
15 Sep 2023 |
Shoddy |
Newsday |
24 Aug 2023 |
Bad, as hygiene |
|
|
"You ___ thing!" ("Such a pity!") |
|
|
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," 1997 book |
|
|
Meagre crowd having love for United |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
07 Jul 2023 |
Substandard |
Universal |
19 Jun 2023 |
Destitute |
LA Times Daily |
19 Jun 2023 |
Unsatisfactory |
Newsday |
18 Jun 2023 |
Low-quality |
LA Times Daily |
13 Jun 2023 |
In deep poverty |
Family Time |
12 Jun 2023 |
Of low quality |
Newsday |
29 May 2023 |
Hard up |
The Telegraph Quick |
27 May 2023 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," Robert Kiyosaki's book |
|
|
As ___ as a church mouse (short of money) |
|
|
Below the poverty line, say |
|
|
As ___ as a church mouse |
|
|
Low-quality |
Universal |
15 Mar 2023 |
1 on a scale of 1 to 5, maybe |
New York Times |
10 Mar 2023 |
'You ___ thing!' |
USA Today |
08 Mar 2023 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," book by Robert Kiyosaki |
|
|
Low quality |
|
|
Shoddy |
LA Times Daily |
21 Feb 2023 |
Far from rich |
|
|
Barely passable |
LA Times Daily |
04 Feb 2023 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad" (Robert Kiyosaki book) |
|
|
Not great |
LA Times Daily |
11 Jan 2023 |
Lame, as an excuse |
|
|
Substandard |
Thomas Joseph |
06 Jan 2023 |
Lacking means |
Wall Street Journal |
04 Jan 2023 |
"... They never let ___ Rudolph..." |
|
|
Below C level? |
Wall Street Journal |
19 Nov 2022 |
Penniless pair keeping two ducks |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
16 Nov 2022 |
"D" grade descriptor |
|
|
Of inferior quality |
Newsday |
08 Nov 2022 |
D-worthy |
New York Times |
23 Oct 2022 |
Unsatisfactory, as quality |
|
|
Below average |
Wall Street Journal |
07 Oct 2022 |
The ___ People's Campaign (1968 economic justice campaign) |
USA Today |
05 Oct 2022 |
Like some excuses |
Family Time |
03 Oct 2022 |
Fifth-rate |
Newsday |
29 Sep 2022 |
Unconvincing, as an excuse |
|
|
Impoverished |
The Telegraph Quick |
11 Sep 2022 |
Far from rich |
|
|
Indigent |
Eugene Sheffer |
30 Aug 2022 |
Penniless |
Thomas Joseph |
23 Aug 2022 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad" (Robert Kiyosaki book) |
|
|
Destitute |
Premier Sunday |
21 Aug 2022 |
Impoverished |
The Telegraph Quick |
27 Jul 2022 |
Below average |
Universal |
30 May 2022 |
Bad, as quality |
|
|
Bad; penurious |
The Telegraph Quick |
15 May 2022 |
Substandard |
Wall Street Journal |
29 Apr 2022 |
Penniless |
The Washington Post |
24 Apr 2022 |
Penniless |
LA Times Daily |
24 Apr 2022 |
Low-quality |
Universal |
18 Apr 2022 |
Destitute |
Canadiana |
14 Feb 2022 |
Indigent |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Feb 2022 |
Shoddy |
Universal |
08 Feb 2022 |
Destitute |
Canadiana |
07 Feb 2022 |
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Subpar |
Universal |
24 Jan 2022 |
Below par |
New York Times |
23 Jan 2022 |
"___ Boy" (song by Elvis Presley) |
|
|
As ___ as a church mouse |
|
|
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," book by Robert Kiyosaki |
|
|
Destitute |
LA Times Daily |
28 Dec 2021 |
Needy |
The Times Concise |
11 Dec 2021 |
Low-quality |
Premier Sunday |
28 Nov 2021 |
Shoddy |
LA Times Daily |
27 Nov 2021 |
Substandard |
USA Today |
23 Nov 2021 |
Deserving a D |
New York Times |
23 Nov 2021 |
Impecunious |
The Guardian Quick |
15 Nov 2021 |
Worthy of an F grade |
Family Time |
01 Nov 2021 |
As ___ as a church mouse (extremely short of money) |
|
|
'___ Unfortunate Souls' (solo for Ursula) |
USA Today |
14 Sep 2021 |
Feeble, as an excuse |
Wall Street Journal |
07 Sep 2021 |
Way below average |
Newsday |
31 Aug 2021 |
Substandard |
Universal |
31 Aug 2021 |
Very low-quality |
Newsday |
30 Aug 2021 |
"___ Folk," first novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky written between 1844 and 1845 |
|
|
Deserving a "D" grade |
Universal |
20 Aug 2021 |
___ Richard's, dive bar that is frequented by Dunder Mifflin Scranton employees in "The Office" |
|
|
Subpar |
USA Today |
03 Aug 2021 |
As ___ as a church mouse |
|
|
___ People's Campaign |
USA Today |
21 Jul 2021 |
Far from rich |
|
|
Desperately needing money |
Family Time |
13 Jun 2021 |
Not up to expectations |
New York Times |
09 Jun 2021 |
Low-quality |
Newsday |
12 May 2021 |
Low-quality |
LA Times Daily |
08 Apr 2021 |
Low-quality |
The Washington Post |
08 Apr 2021 |
Word before 'form' or 'thing' |
USA Today |
05 Apr 2021 |
Indigent |
Eugene Sheffer |
09 Mar 2021 |
Substandard |
|
|
An extremely long way from wealthy |
Family Time |
01 Mar 2021 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," book by Robert Kiyosaki |
|
|
Substandard |
Thomas Joseph |
08 Feb 2021 |
"Rich Dad, ___ Dad," book co-authored by Robert Kiyosaki |
|
|
___ People's Campaign |
USA Today |
06 Jan 2021 |
Worth a D |
Newsday |
03 Jan 2021 |
Like a "D" grade |
Universal |
25 Dec 2020 |
Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
|
|
Inadequate |
The Telegraph Quick |
15 Dec 2020 |
Destitute |
Thomas Joseph |
01 Dec 2020 |
Substandard |
LA Times Daily |
29 Nov 2020 |
Substandard |
The Washington Post |
29 Nov 2020 |
Like a grade of D |
The Washington Post |
26 Nov 2020 |
Like a grade of D |
LA Times Daily |
26 Nov 2020 |
U-turn from rich |
Family Time |
22 Nov 2020 |
"You ___ thing..." |
|
|
A long way from wealthy |
Family Time |
05 Oct 2020 |
Rich's opposite |
New York Times |
05 Oct 2020 |
Destitute state |
|
|
Substandard |
Universal |
09 Sep 2020 |
Unsatisfactory |
Newsday |
11 Aug 2020 |
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," book by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter |
|
|
Opposite of "rich" |
|
|
Barely passable |
Wall Street Journal |
14 Jul 2020 |
A long, long way from wealthy |
Family Time |
12 Jul 2020 |
Not up to snuff |
The Washington Post |
02 Jul 2020 |
Not up to snuff |
LA Times Daily |
02 Jul 2020 |
Far from the 1% |
Wall Street Journal |
17 Jun 2020 |
Far below par |
Newsday |
07 Jun 2020 |
Below average |
LA Times Daily |
11 May 2020 |
Below average |
The Washington Post |
11 May 2020 |
Substandard |
New York Times |
28 Apr 2020 |
Below 71-Across |
The Washington Post |
24 Apr 2020 |
Below 71-Across |
LA Times Daily |
24 Apr 2020 |
Of low quality |
Newsday |
30 Mar 2020 |
Opposite of rich |
|
|
Of low standard |
The Times Concise |
01 Feb 2020 |
Proper idiots playing chicken |
|
|
"Rich Dad ___ Dad," self-help book co-written by Robert Kiyosaki which advocates the importance of financial literacy |
|
|
Zero-star |
Newsday |
27 Dec 2019 |
Penniless pair keeping two ducks |
The Sun Two Speed |
17 Dec 2019 |
Impoverished |
The Sun Two Speed |
17 Dec 2019 |
Far from wealthy |
Family Time |
15 Dec 2019 |
Describing a "D" grade |
Universal |
29 Nov 2019 |
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Not good at all |
LA Times Daily |
04 Nov 2019 |
Not good at all |
The Washington Post |
04 Nov 2019 |
Far below fine |
Newsday |
01 Nov 2019 |
"You ___ thing!" |
Universal |
29 Sep 2019 |
Poverty-stricken, say |
|
|
Like Richard of Almanack fame |
LA Times Daily |
15 Sep 2019 |
Like Richard of Almanack fame |
The Washington Post |
15 Sep 2019 |
Well below the poverty line |
Family Time |
09 Sep 2019 |
Both sides of the Polish Corridor is short of money |
Irish Times Crosaire |
06 Sep 2019 |
Like a lame excuse |
USA Today |
15 Aug 2019 |
Quotation continues |
Canadiana |
12 Aug 2019 |
Far from rich |
|
|
Impoverished |
The Telegraph Quick |
30 Jul 2019 |
Not satisfactory at all |
Newsday |
29 Jul 2019 |
Impecunious |
The Telegraph Quick |
23 Jul 2019 |
Like someone leading a hand-to-mouth existence |
|
|
Worthy of a D |
Universal |
28 Jun 2019 |
Penniless |
Thomas Joseph |
26 Jun 2019 |
Rotten bounder back chasing power |
The Telegraph Toughie |
13 Jun 2019 |
Someone who is penniless and has empty pockets |
|
|
Destitute and needy person |
|
|
In desperate need of money |
Family Time |
28 Apr 2019 |
Lame, as excuses go |
USA Today |
29 Mar 2019 |
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Penniless piano player finally gets rounds in |
The Sun Two Speed |
10 Mar 2019 |
Substandard |
Wall Street Journal |
04 Mar 2019 |
D-worthy |
Universal |
11 Feb 2019 |
Promoters dismiss terms as sub-standard |
Irish Times Crosaire |
06 Feb 2019 |
D-worthy |
|
|
Like Richard of Almanack fame |
|
|
Low-quality |
|
|
Not good at all |
|
|
Substandard |
|
|
"You ___ thing!" |
|
|
Worthy of a D |
|
|
Like a lame excuse |
|
|
Substandard |
|
|
Low-quality gold found by river |
|
|
Lacking funds |
Thomas Joseph |
18 Dec 2018 |
Low-grade |
Jonesin |
18 Dec 2018 |
Someone who is not rich |
|
|
D-worthy |
New York Times |
20 Nov 2018 |
Antonym of rich |
|
|
Not at all rich |
Universal |
18 Nov 2018 |
Opposite of rich |
|
|
With very little or no money to live on, say |
|
|
Bad, like hygiene |
|
|
Meriting a 'D,' say |
New York Times |
22 Oct 2018 |
Perpetually broke |
Universal |
17 Oct 2018 |
Extremely out of pocket |
Universal |
03 Oct 2018 |
Substandard |
Newsday |
30 Sep 2018 |
Not good |
|
|
Not well done |
The Washington Post |
31 Aug 2018 |
Not well done |
LA Times Daily |
31 Aug 2018 |
Paltry |
Newsday |
26 Aug 2018 |
Like the Clampetts, at first |
USA Today |
21 Aug 2018 |
Like a D, gradewise |
The Washington Post |
05 Aug 2018 |
Like a D, gradewise |
LA Times Daily |
05 Aug 2018 |
"You ___ thing." |
|
|
Odd characters in photos are said to be pitiable |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 Jul 2018 |
Living in poverty |
|
|
U-turn from wealthy |
Universal |
27 Jun 2018 |
Worth a D, say |
USA Today |
09 Jun 2018 |
Indigent |
Universal |
24 May 2018 |
U-turn from wealthy |
Family Time |
13 May 2018 |
Having little money and few possessions |
Irish Times Simplex |
12 May 2018 |
Eligible for food stamps |
USA Today |
03 May 2018 |
Have-nots, with 'the' |
New York Times |
21 Apr 2018 |
Destitute |
|
|
Deserving a D or F |
USA Today |
06 Apr 2018 |
Hard up |
The Telegraph Quick |
05 Mar 2018 |
Deserving one star, perhaps |
USA Today |
07 Feb 2018 |
Worth a D, say |
|
|
Like the Clampetts, at first |
|
|
Like a D, gradewise |
|
|
Eligible for food stamps |
|
|
Not well done |
|
|
Have-nots, with "the" |
|
|
Deserving one star, perhaps |
|
|
Meriting a "D," say |
|
|
Extremely out of pocket |
|
|
Indigent |
|
|
Not at all rich |
|
|
Perpetually broke |
|
|
U-turn from wealthy |
|
|
D-worthy |
|
|
Needy |
The Washington Post |
29 Dec 2017 |
Needy |
LA Times Daily |
29 Dec 2017 |
Like those served by Robin Hood |
The Washington Post Sunday |
24 Dec 2017 |
Of low quality |
The Times Concise |
19 Dec 2017 |
The opposite of "Rich" |
|
|
Impoverished |
|
|
D |
New York Times |
23 Nov 2017 |
Impoverished |
|
|
Third-rate |
Wall Street Journal |
28 Oct 2017 |
Unsatisfactory track, non-starter |
|
|
Unacceptable |
Wall Street Journal |
02 Oct 2017 |
Indigent |
Canadiana |
21 Aug 2017 |
'How ___ are they that have not patience!': Iago |
New York Times |
19 Aug 2017 |
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
USA Today |
24 Jun 2017 |
Subpar |
Newsday |
21 Jun 2017 |
Like the proverbial church mouse |
USA Today |
19 Jun 2017 |
Impoverished |
|
|
Worth a D, perhaps |
USA Today |
13 May 2017 |
Worse than fair |
USA Today |
01 May 2017 |
Penniless |
The Washington Post |
20 Mar 2017 |
Penniless |
LA Times Daily |
20 Mar 2017 |
With very little in one's bank account |
Universal |
16 Mar 2017 |
Opposite of rich |
Family Time |
06 Mar 2017 |
Lame |
New York Times |
04 Mar 2017 |
Worth an F |
USA Today |
03 Mar 2017 |
Insufficient |
Newsday |
25 Feb 2017 |
Possessing little money and no gold |
|
|
Needing much improvement |
Wall Street Journal |
21 Feb 2017 |
Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
Wall Street Journal |
13 Feb 2017 |
Adjective for the Cratchits |
The Washington Post |
30 Jan 2017 |
Eligible for welfare, perhaps |
The Washington Post |
14 Jan 2017 |
Worse than fair |
|
|
"How ___ are they that have not patience!": Iago |
|
|
D |
|
|
Lame |
|
|
Needy |
|
|
Penniless |
|
|
Worth a D, perhaps |
|
|
With very little in one's bank account |
|
|
Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
|
|
Like the proverbial church mouse |
|
|
Worse than fair |
The Washington Post |
21 Dec 2016 |
Having very little money |
The Times Concise |
24 Nov 2016 |
Salvation Army beneficiaries |
Wall Street Journal |
10 Nov 2016 |
Far from wealthy |
Universal |
05 Nov 2016 |
Low-quality |
USA Today |
26 Oct 2016 |
Worth a "D" |
USA Today |
22 Oct 2016 |
Worth one star, maybe |
USA Today |
16 Oct 2016 |
Impoverished |
The Guardian Quick |
16 Sep 2016 |
Odd bits of plot, ours, disappointing |
|
|
Like a young Jay Gatsby |
New York Times |
06 Aug 2016 |
Far from flush |
Wall Street Journal |
02 Aug 2016 |
Like a proverbial church mouse |
USA Today |
01 Aug 2016 |
Kung Fu Panda has got gold — he can't be this ... |
|
|
Low-quality |
Universal |
26 Jun 2016 |
Shabby, as an excuse |
USA Today |
13 Jun 2016 |
Far from inspired |
Newsday |
10 Jun 2016 |
Lame, as an excuse |
LA Times Daily |
12 May 2016 |
Shoddy |
Wall Street Journal |
07 Apr 2016 |
Of inferior quality |
Wall Street Journal |
08 Mar 2016 |
Naval officer with men becomes mean |
The Times Cryptic |
08 Mar 2016 |
Hardly worth millions |
Universal |
07 Jan 2016 |
Not even fair |
The Washington Post |
02 Jan 2016 |
Low-quality |
|
|
Lame, as an excuse |
|
|
Shabby, as an excuse |
|
|
Like a proverbial church mouse |
|
|
Like a young Jay Gatsby |
|
|
Hardly worth millions |
|
|
Lead in Pal Joey perhaps turning up in Sorry! |
|
|
Hard-up |
The Telegraph Quick |
29 Nov 2015 |
In need |
LA Times Daily |
18 Oct 2015 |
Slipshod |
New York Times |
04 Oct 2015 |
Far from rich |
Universal |
29 Aug 2015 |
Deficient |
Newsday |
03 Jul 2015 |
Impecunious |
The Times Concise |
22 Jun 2015 |
Third-class |
New York Times |
14 Jun 2015 |
Disadvantaged |
LA Times Daily |
04 Jun 2015 |
Poverty-stricken |
USA Today |
12 May 2015 |
Bad men undermining work after revolution |
|
|
__ Tax: $15 Monopoly fee |
LA Times Daily |
15 Jan 2015 |
Low-quality |
|
|
Poverty-stricken |
|
|
Deficient |
|
|
Third-class |
|
|
Unsatisfactory |
|
|
Far from rich |
|
|
Inferior |
|
|
Those protected by Robin Hood |
|
|
Pretty bad |
|
|
__ Tax: $15 Monopoly fee |
|
|
In need |
|
|
Disadvantaged |
|
|
Of low quality |
|
|
Not worthy of a good grade |
|
|
Hardscrabble |
|
|
Hard up |
|
|
Far from flush |
|
|
Below par |
|
|
Slipshod |
|
|
Slipshod |
|
|
Impoverished |
|
|
Far from wealthy |
|
|
Way below average |
|
|
Unskilled |
|
|
Far from rolling in dough |
|
|
Inadequate |
|
|
"You ___ thing!" |
|
|
Like D's, gradewise |
|
|
Impoverished |
|
|
With empty pockets |
|
|
Not good |
|
|
Inferior |
|
|
Like a church mouse |
|
|
Far from the 1% |
|
|
See 38-Across |
|
|
What one star may mean |
|
|
What a "D" often means |
|
|
Hard up |
|
|
Shoddy in quality |
|
|
In need |
|
|
Moneyless |
|
|
Fifth-rate |
|
|
Worse than fair |
|
|
Low-quality |
|
|
<<NO CLUE>> |
|
|
Not up to snuff |
|
|
Short bread? |
|
|
Start of a word ladder whose first and last words are suggested by 36-Across |
|
|
Flimsy, as an excuse |
|
|
Among the have-nots |
|
|
Adjective for the little rich girl? |
|
|
Needing dough |
|
|
What "D" means |
|
|
Not up to snuff |
|
|
Substandard |
|
|
Adjective for the little rich girl? |
|
|
Destitute |
|
|
"Alas ___ Yorick ..." |
|
|
Ones protected by a safety net, with "the" |
|
|
Like some excuses |
|
|
In a state with no capital? |
|
|
Aspiring rocker, perhaps |
|
|
"Willie and the ___ boys are playing, bring a nickel, tap your feet" |
|
|
Hard up |
|
|
Destitute |
|
|
Needy |
|
|
Like some excuses |
|
|
Less than fair |
|
|
"Give me your tired, your ___ . . ." |
|
|
Worthy of a low grade |
|
|
Not up to snuff |
|
|
Not so hot |
|
|
Like a D- |
|
|
Not flush |
|
|
Needing alms |
|
|
"Give me your tired, your ___ ..." |
|
|
Like church mice? |
|
|
Standard's partner |
|
|
Penniless |
|
|
"Rich Man, ___ Man" |
|
|
Destitute |
|
|
Shabby, as an excuse |
|
|
Shoddy |
|
|
Not flush |
|
|
Deserving of a D, say |
|
|
What Willie's "Boys" were, to CCR |
|
|
"Willy and the ___ Boys" (CCR) |
|
|
Beneficiaries of Robin Hood |
|
|
Of inferior quality |
|
|
Like the proverbial church mouse |
|
|
Impoverished |
|
|
Zero-star |
|
|
Hood's beneficiaries (with "the") |
|
|
Below C level? |
|
|
Those that Robin Hood protected |
|
|
In want |
|
|
Robin Hood's beneficiaries, with "the" |
|
|
Unsatisfactory |
|
|
Below C level? |
|
|
Low-quality |
|
|
Needy |
|
|
Inept |
|
|
Inept |
|
|
Third-rate |
|
|
What a "D" may indicate |
|
|
Earning a low grade |
|
|
Needy |
|
|
Penniless |
|
|
Third-rate |
|
|
What a "D" may indicate |
|
|
Penniless |
|
|
Word with box or boy |
|
|
Description of 15-Down |
|
|
Meager |
|
|
Deserving an F, perhaps |
|
|
Destitute |
|
|
"Alas, ___ Yorick!" |
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Little rich girl adjective |
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What F may mean |
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Church mouse descriptor |
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"Give me your tired, your ___ ..." (Emma Lazarus) |
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Impecunious |
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Like church mice |
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Indigent |
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Like Franklin's Richard |
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Penniless |
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Mean |
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D-worthy |
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Unfortunate |
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Unfortunate |
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Poverty-stricken |
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Needy |
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Indigent |
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Like the proverbial church mouse |
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Robin's beneficiaries |
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Destitute |
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Indigent |
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"___ Richard's Almanac" |
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Very out-of-pocket |
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Like Franklin's Richard |
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Hardly worth a D |
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Standard's partner |
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Shoddy |
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Unskilled |
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Hardscrabble |
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Down-and-out |
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Impecunious |
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Destitute |
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Unskilled |
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Penniless |
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Low-quality |
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Very out of pocket |
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Below C level? |
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Like Richard and Yorick? |
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Pathetic |
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Broke |
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Lousy |
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Deserving a D |
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Less than good |
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Deficient |
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Needy |
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Deserving a D |
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Second-rate |
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Impoverished |
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Pathetic |
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Below C level? |
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Word with mouth or excuse |
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Third-rate |
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Impecunious |
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Subpar |
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Inferior |
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Inferior |
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Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
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Like a church mouse |
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Low-quality |
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Strapped |
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Unsatisfactory |
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Impoverished |
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Like Ali Baba, at first |
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"D" |
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Subpar |
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Impoverished |
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Inferior |
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Substandard |
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Unsatisfactory |
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Lacking resources |
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Not well done |
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Unsatisfactory |
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In need |
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D-worthy |
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Word with box or excuse |
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Indigent |
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Like Yorick |
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See 63-Across |
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What F may mean |
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Robin's beneficiaries |
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Pathetic, as an excuse |
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Badly off |
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Word with box or boy |
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Destitute |
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Below par |
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Low-quality |
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Indigent |
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Like Franklin's Richard |
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Unskillful |
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Like a church mouse |
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Worth a D |
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Like Franklin's Richard |
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Unskillful |
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On the dole |
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Woebegone |
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Worth a D |
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Impoverished |
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Not up to snuff |
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Leading a hardscrabble life |
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Lacking resources |
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"Give me your tired, your ___..." |
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Bad off |
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Worth a D, maybe |
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Worth a D |
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Destitute |
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Impoverished |
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Lacking in value |
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Of inferior quality |
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Very out of pocket |
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Adjective for Richard's Almanac |
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With pockets everted, stereotypically |
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Not up to snuff |
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Indigent |
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Hood's beneficiaries, with "the" |
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Inept |
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Needy |
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Not fair? |
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Not even fair |
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Not so hot |
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Inferior |
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Needy |
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Out of funds |
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Hapless |
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What F may mean |
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Without lettuce? |
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Flat broke |
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Hard up |
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Not even fair |
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With 19 Across convent dweller |
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Earning a D |
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Among the have-nots |
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Hardly worth billions |
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Robin's beneficiaries |
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Poverty-stricken |
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Hard up |
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Fifth-rate |
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Like church mice |
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Like Yorick |
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Down and out |
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Inadequate |
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Box or boy preceder |
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Word with mouth or excuse |
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Impecunious |
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Down and out |
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Shoddy |
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Impecunious |
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Less than fair |
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Shoddy in quality |
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Inadequate |
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Word with box or boy |
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Wanting |
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Opposite of rich |
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"Alas ____ Yorick..." |
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On one's uppers |
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Like Franklin's Richard |
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Rating a D |
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In need |
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On one's uppers |
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Not even mediocre |
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Like a churchmouse? |
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"Alas! ___ Yorick" |
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Indigent |
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___ Richard of Almanack fame |
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Impecunious |
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They need help |
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Kind of farm or house |
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Adjective for Yorick |
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Inferior |
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Like a church mouse |
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Adjective for Richard |
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___ Clare (nun) |
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Below par |
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Of low quality |
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Less than adequate |
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Strapped |
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Faulty |
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___ boy (hero sandwich) |
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Like a student's D |
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Kind of relation |
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Third-rate |
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Scanty |
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Penurious |
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___ Richard |
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Lacking ability |
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Salem ___, black Revolutionary War hero |
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Like Butterfly or Richard |
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Low-grade |
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Kind of box or boy |
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Kind of boy or box |
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Down-and-out |
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"Blessed are the ___ in spirit" |
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Kind of boy |
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Richard or boy |
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Straitened |
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Churchmouse status |
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Unacceptable |
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Word for Richard |
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Like Richard of the almanac |
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Near-flunking mark |
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Low rating |
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Deficient. |
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Destitute. |
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Scanty. |
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Inferior. |
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Inadequate. |
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Meager. |
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Below average. |
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Adjective for Butterfly. |
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Unfavorable. |
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Barren. |
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Imperfect. |
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Impecunious. |
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Unfortunate. |
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Richard-like. |
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___ Richard. |
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Adjective for Yorick. |
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"___ Richard." |
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Unsatisfactory. |
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Needy. |
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Worthy of pity. |
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"___ Richard's Almanac." |
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A kind of house. |
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Hapless. |
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"___ Butterfly." |
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Richard or Butterfly. |
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Unworthy. |
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"___ splendid wings." |
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Insignificant. |
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"How ___ are they that have not patience!"—Othello. |
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Hard up |
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Without two pennies to rub together |
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Hurting, in a way |
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Like a starving artist, stereotypically |
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