| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Sapped | 4 letters | bled |
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| Sapped | 4 letters | worn |
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| Sapped | 5 letters | spent |
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| Sapped | 6 letters | wasted |
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| Sapped | 7 letters | used-up |
| Sapped | 8 letters | run-down |
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| Sapped | 8 letters | weakened |
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| Sapped | 8 letters | worn-out |
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- Felt sorrow
- Ran, as colors
- Ran in the rain
- Ran in the wash
- Ran while wet
- Suffered from a cut
- Wasn't colorfast
- Ran past the border
- Suffered terribly
- Felt deep pity (for)
- Haemorrhaged
- Ran, as dye
- ran, in a way
- Lost claret in part of Wimbledon
- Ran in the washer
- Extorted
- Extorted money from
- Seeped from a wound
- reacted to a cut
- Lost blood
- blackmailed
- ran together
- Suffered in troubled times
- needed bandages, say
- Shed blood
- Ran together, as colors
- ran, as fabric colors
- Lost some blood
- Flowed out
- Suffered in terrible distress
- Ran together, as dyes
- Ran, as dyes
- Ran, as fabric dyes
- Washed out, as dye
- Ran together, colorwise
- Had a cut
- Oozed (out)
- Drained
- Extorted from
- Ran in the laundry
- Ran, as madras
- Practiced extortion
- Felt grief
- Let off brake air
- Extracted, as sap from a tree
- Ran when wetted
- Practiced blackmail
- Slovenian lake or town
- Slovenian resort
- Made to pay through the nose
- Sapped
- Required stitches, maybe
- Ran, as color
- Seeped
- mixed, as colors
- Needed a Band-Aid
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- ran, as printed ink
- Drained [a radiator]
- Needed a bandage
- spilled some plasma
- Phlebotomized
- ran, as in a laundromat
- To have shed blood
- Lost body fluid
- Got the red out?
- ran in the rain, maybe
- Ran in the washing machine
- Suffered from a deep cut
- Suffered a personal loss
- Leaked, like dye on a shirt
- Suffered a little gash
- reacted to a paper cut
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- Ran, colorwise
- Ran. as dye in the wash
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- came out in the wash?
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- became diffuse, as dye
- Needed a Band-Aid, maybe
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- Leaked blood
- Needed a bandage maybe
- Lost vital fluid
- Extorted, informally
- oozed
- Milked
- Seeped blood
- Dilapidated
- In a neglected state
- In a poor state, ladder put away
- Exhausted, having been hit by a car
- Disparage cricket score, reduced
- Lacking energy and listing
- Shabby to cancel whiskey in Royal Navy
- the opposite of praise? well, no!
- In poor health
- Dilapidated summary?
- Decrepit
- Lose power
- Lethargic, so ram the car into him
- Write-off
- Worn out
- Worn
- Wither
- Wilt
- Wheeze
- Weary
- wayworn
- Weak
- Weaken
- Weakened
- Weakly
- Criticise in the summary
- Shabby
- A quick review shows to be shabby
- Abandoned
- ausgespielt
- Battered
- Beat-up
- beaten up
- Belittle
- Blow
- Break down
- Bring down
- bring into discredit
- Bring low
- Broken down
- Burn out
- Burned out
- cachectic
- Calm
- Calm down
- Cease
- Collapse
- Collide
- Crack up
- cry down
- Debase
- Debilitated
- Decline
- Decry
- Degrade
- Depreciate
- Derelict
- derogate
- derogate from
- Deserted
- Desolate
- Determine
- Detract from
- devitalized
- Die
- Die down
- Diminish
- Dingy
- Disabled
- Disapprove of
- Discover
- Discredit
- Disgrace
- Disparage
- dispraise
- Done
- Done up
- Down-at-heel
- Drained
- Droop
- Drooping
- Droopy
- Drop
- Dwindle
- Ebb
- Effete
- Emptied
- enervated
- Enfeebled
- eviscerated
- Exhausted
- Fade
- Fagged
- Fail
- Failing
- Faint
- Fainting
- Fall
- fall aboard
- Fall away
- Fall off
- ...... far gone
- Fatigue
- Fatigued
- Feeble
- Feeling Faint
- Find
- Find out
- Flag
- flagging
- Follow
- follow a clue
- Follow-up
- footsore
- Forsaken
- Frail
- Frazzled
- [Gasp!]
- Get
- get tired
- Give out
- Go down
- Go downhill
- Go off
- good and tired
- Grow weary
- Halt
- head into
- healthless
- Hit
- hit a slump
- hit and run
- hit rock bottom
- Hit the skids
- Hold in contempt
- hunt [down]
- In ruins
- Incapacitated
- Infirm
- Inundate
- Invalid
- Invent
- Jade
- Jaded
- Knock
- Laid low
- Languid
- Languish
- Languishing
- Lapse
- Locate
- Lose strength
- Lull
- Make little of
- Minimize
- Molder
- Moribund
- Nose
- Nose (out)
- Overflow
- override
- Overrun
- Pacify
- Pale
- PANT
- Peak
- Peaked
- peaky
- Peter out
- Pine
- Play out
- Played out
- Poop out
- Pooped
- Puff ......
- puff and blow
- Put down
- quiesce
- Quiet
- Quieten
- Ram
- Ramshackle
- reach the depths
- Ready to drop
- rediscover
- Reduced
- reduced-in-health
- reflect discredit upon
- ride down
- ride over
- Ride roughshod over
- Ruined
- Ruinous
- run broadside on
- Run in
- Run into
- Run out
- Run over
- run ragged
- run to earth
- Sagging
- sail into
- Sapped
- Seedy
- Shadow
- shotten
- Sickly
- Sink
- Slide
- Slight
- Slip
- Slummy
- Slump
- smell out
- Sniff out
- Soothe
- speak ill of
- Spent
- Stalk
- Stop
- Strike
- submit to indignity
- Subside
- Succumb
- Tacky?
- Tail
- Tattered
- Tire
- tired winged
- Toilworn
- tottery
- touch bottom
- Trace
- trace down
- Track
- Track down
- Trail
- Trample
- Trample (on)
- Trample underfoot
- trample upon
- Tranquilize
- Tread upon
- Tumbledown
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- Unhealthy
- unrefreshed
- unrestored
- Unsound
- untended
- Used up
- valetudinarian
- valetudinary
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- Waste
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- Wasted
- way weary
- Wearied
- weariful
- weary footed
- weary laden
- weary winged
- weary worn
- wilting
- with-low-resistance
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- Worn down
- In weakened health
- Find, when you descend quickly
- tired
- Speak disparagingly to derelict
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- Used up
- All tuckered out
- Plumb tuckered out
- Dead tired
- Pooped
- Drained
- Depleted
- Wiped out
- All in
- Washed-out
- Tuckered out
- Passed the buck?
- Knackered, as a Brit woul
- Paid out
- Exhausted
- Dog-tired
- Ready for retirement
- "...... Pieces" (Peter and G
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- "All gone!"
- Used money
- Completely exhausted
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- Paid out - exhausted
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- Totally out of gas
- exhausted priest dispatched boxes
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- Gone all in
- exhausted and out of pocket
- Totally drained
- Exhausted and broke
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- paid cash for
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- tired out
- Forked out
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- Paid for
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- Beat
- forked over, as cash
- Burnt out
- Worn-out biro held by good man
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- Splurged
- forked over
- "Knackered, as a Brit would say"
- "... Pieces (Peter and Gordon hit)"
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- Dead
- Utterly exhausted
- Weary
- Laid out, as cash
- Utterly tired
- Blown
- Lost one's balance
- Played out
- Disbursed
- Squandered, perhaps
- Decreased one's wherewithal
- Consumed
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- Pooped out
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- Exhausted author lying in street
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- done for the day
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- Passed
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- exhausted - told to go around quietly
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- used up, as funds
- shelled out, as money
- passed a writer in the street
- Splashed out
- Forked over money, at a store
- Super-tired
- Gone, as money
- Paid out [cash]
- Used pound found in street
- Exhausted writer to lie in the street
- exhausted due to a shopping spree?
- like some shells or money
- ... and writer that's exhausted
- ... the night (slept over)
- Very tired
- writer found in the street exhausted
- Done, so to speak
- exhausted writer added to stanza
- Paid money to become exhausted
- Used, as money
- "I ... all my cash"
- Used savings
- used up, like money
- Money used
- Completely exhausted, and out of cash
- Exhausted writer gets in the way
- Exhausted and blown
- Very tired when one got through
- Failed to save