| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| On one's uppers | 4 letters | poor |
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| On one's uppers | 5 letters | skint |
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- Mean
- Needy
- Poverty-stricken
- Robin's beneficiaries
- D
- Meager
- Unfortunate
- Hood's beneficiaries, wit
- Indigent
- Inept
- Impoverished
- Like Ali Baba, at first
- Robin Hood's beneficiarie
- Below C level?
- Substandard
- Like a D-
- Opposite of rich
- Penniless
- Having very little money
- Possessing little money and no gold
- Unsatisfactory track, non-starter
- Of low quality
- far below fine
- not good at all
- Penniless pair keeping two ducks
- robin hood gave to them
- Impecunious
- Like some excuses
- Of low standard
- benefiting from robin hood, say
- Like those served by Robin Hood
- d-worthy
- Destitute
- Far below par
- Shoddy
- descriptive of a d grade
- (Person) with little money
- Without means
- below average
- Unfavorable
- Lacking in quality, inferior
- Lacking money
- Badly off
- Having little money
- Far from the 1%
- like richard of almanack fame
- like d-worthy schoolwork
- Low-quality
- Not up to snuff
- A long, long way from wealthy
- Barely passable
- Down and out
- unsatisfactory
- Substandard pelt say
- Not good at needing money
- of inferior quality
- Quiet love of gold is awful
- Hard up
- Destitute state
- In want
- "........ richard's almanack"
- Without funds
- Far from rich
- Lacking wealth
- Pathetic
- Rich's opposite
- Italian river? Old river not very good
- Pitiable
- Inadequate
- Shabby
- Lacking cash
- U-turn from rich
- Like a grade of D
- Broke
- Wanting
- "Hood's beneficiaries, with the"
- "Robin Hood's beneficiaries, with the"
- Stony broke
- Nearly penniless
- Third-class
- "You ...... thing!"
- What "D" means
- Less than fair
- Hardscrabble
- "Alas ........ Yorick..."
- Like Franklin's Richard
- Rating a D
- In need
- Not even mediocre
- Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries
- Like a “D” grade
- On one's uppers
- Like a churchmouse?
- They need help
- ...... Richard of Almanack fame
- Adjective for Yorick
- Kind of farm or house
- Inferior
- Adjective for Richard
- Like a church mouse
- Below par
- ...... Clare (nun)
- Less than adequate
- Faulty
- Strapped
- Like a student's D
- ...... boy (hero sandwich)
- Kind of relation
- Scanty
- Penurious
- Richard ......
- Lacking ability
- Like Butterfly or Richard
- worth a d
- ... People's Campaign
- Lacking
- Lacking funds
- Really hard up
- An extremely long way from wealthy
- What a D may indicate
- Moneyless
- word before "form" or "thing"
- Standard's partner
- Without much money
- Strapped for cash
- Not up to expectations
- As ...... as a church mouse
- Subpar
- Deserving a “D” grade
- Bad, like hygiene
- very low-quality
- way below average
- Feeble, as an excuse
- Meagre
- Inferior, inadequate
- Destitute and needy person
- Living in poverty
- The opposite of "Rich"
- Worthy of an F grade
- Poverty-stricken, say
- Deserving a D
- Far from being rich
- Being indigent is not good
- Not having much money
- "...... unfortunate souls"
- What a grade of D indicates
- not rich
- Very far from wealthy
- Bad, as quality
- "oh, you ...... thing!"
- Baby ......
- Pitiably lacking money
- Scant
- unconvincing, as an excuse
- fifth-rate
- worthy of an "f"
- Oh you ... thing! (sympathetic remark)
- Unsatisfactory, as quality
- Wretched
- "D" grade descriptor
- Deserving a one-star rating
- Worse than average
- "... They never let ... Rudolph..."
- Bankrupt papa loves Radiohead
- Lacking means
- Lame, as an excuse
- Not great
- ".... Little Fool" by Ricky Nelson
- Work over the gold if hard up
- Wanting bread?
- 1 on a scale of 1 to 5, maybe
- rich (opposite)
- "...... sorry..."
- Jejune
- Low
- Feeble
- Flimsy
- Bare
- Gauzy
- straitened
- Without money
- In deep poverty
- Wrong
- Worthless
- Withered
- Wizened
- Weak
- Lacking sufficient funds
- It's rotten being short of money
- Lacking wealth or resources
- Of a low standard
- Meagre crowd having love for United
- heard to come down hard on the needy
- "You ...... thing!" ("Such a pity!")
- Small in worth
- Opposite of affluent
- Being on the dole is not good
- Far from wealthy
- in ...... taste [tacky]
- D, gradewise
- you ...... thing! [pitying remark]
- U-turn from wealthy
- it's no good being hard up
- Not rich, like a church mouse
- Not so hot
- Lacking riches
- like a one-star review
- Lacking in quality
- Pitiful
- Of low quality, say
- Unfortunate predicament, for sure
- Needy, penurious
- Below C level, say
- Lacking in some quality or thing
- Inadequate, shoddy quality
- in dire need of money
- being impoverished is no good
- Worse than fair
- Hardly first-rate
- Flat broke
- Slipshod
- not good enough to get rich
- being without wealth is not good
- Impecunious
- Hard up family found in vacated squat
- Penniless family thrown into street
- Broke membrane with tin-opener
- Penniless (Slang)
- Broke outer covering on time
- Broke with family, they're in the way
- Broke membrane by end of foot
- Family in street with no money
- Without money
- Strapped for cash
- Hard up family found in road
- broke (coll)
- Making a stink about being broke?
- Good person without family is broke
- Penniless
- Broke surface on top of tapioca
- Broke (sl.)
- Penniless, in Pennington
- Family found in street with no money
- Penniless family seen in street
- Stony broke
- Hide, given time, having no cash
- Broke relations in the street
- Destitute family put in street
- short of cash
- family in street, penniless
- hide - the top broke
- Lacking funds
- Broke the skin with a tin opener
- broke family found in street
- Broke
- Without money, slang
- Way to save family without any money
- poor family is in the way
- Penniless, informally
- Hide ahead of time when penniless
- Without money, informally
- Broke family getting in the way
- having little money, informally
- penniless family occupying street
- With no money at all
- Hard up - slang
- penniless family taken in by saint
- Boracic lint
- Hard up saint houses family
- Hard-up, penniless
- penniless, in british slang
- On one's uppers
- Broke, penniless