| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Saw red? | 4 letters | owed |
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| Saw red? | 6 letters | gotmad |
| Saw red? | 7 letters | steamed |
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| Saw red? | 7 letters | seethed |
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| Saw red? | 8 letters | wasangry |
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- Became angry
- Started to steam
- Lost it
- Saw red?
- Blew one's top
- Hit the roof
- Started steaming
- was about to hit the roof
- became heated, in a sense
- Grew irate
- Became angry [2 wds.]
- Became furious
- Was behind
- Like money to be repaid
- Unsettled, in a way
- Receivable
- Outstanding
- Expected, as payment
- Was in the hole
- Due
- Overdue
- Ran a tab
- Had creditors
- Had payments due
- Was beholden to
- Was in the red
- Was outstanding
- Wasn't in the black
- Had a bill, still
- Was in debt
- Had to hand it to?
- Saw red?
- Was shy
- Didn't have enough
- Had a balance
- Had markers out
- Missed a payback opportun
- Was indebted to
- Outstanding poetic entreaty to marry
- Had debts
- Had bills
- Pine nut's suppressed rash
- Outstanding ring joined with another
- missed a payback opportunity?
- Unpaid
- Was in arrears
- Went through a shy phase
- Had to pay
- Had a debt
- the poem we hear, was outstanding
- Was due to ‘United' getting no score
- Had an obligation to pay
- Outstanding day after first of October
- Verb that sounds like a type of poem
- was obligated
- like a visa balance
- on the debit side
- nothing we'd failed to settle
- fell behind financially
- was short
- had bills to pay
- was in debt to
- had to fork over
- came up short
- wasn't square with
- was required to pay
- was up to the neck, so to speak
- Due as an apology
- Was indebted
- Had arrears
- Needed to pay back
- Felt obligated
- Had (a favor) to repay
- Had to repay
- Carried loans
- Maintained debts
- Carried debt
- Was in hock
- Had outstanding bills
- Maintained debt
- Outstanding poem we hear?
- Used one's credit
- carried a balance
- was obligated to
- Was in danger of a shark's bite
- Took credit?
- Had a loan to repay
- Now editors have to have been obliged
- To be paid
- Had liabilities
- Was bankrupt, say
- Wasn't square
- Was behind, in a way
- *Had charges
- Had to settle
- Had to give it to?
- Had chits out
- Was on the hook
- Was beholden
- Was obliged
- Had an i.o.u. out
- Was obliged to
- Hadn't paid
- Needed to repay
- had to pay back
- had obligations to
- Had debts to repay
- Like debts
- Got into debt
- Had some bills
- Had unpaid bills
- Love to form a bond that's outstanding
- was in debt and married with nothing
- Love, marry, it's an obligation
- Was in the red, financially
- Was obliged to repay
- Now Edward has to have been obliged
- Was financially beholden to
- Outstanding, financially
- got behind
- not yet repaid
- Was behind financially
- newton exiting had to be due
- Had unsettled bills
- Came up short, financially
- Not yet paid
- Had an unpaid balance
- Yet to be settled
- ... a favor (was beholden)
- Was in the red financially, say
- Had obligations
- Had to pay second mortgage to marry
- Had a stack of unpaid bills
- Word that sounds like "ode"
- Yet to be paid
- Needed to pay a credit card bill
- was obliged to ring and get married
- Had student debts, perhaps
- still unpaid
- Had bills due
- Became indebted
- Married after ring wasn't square
- Ran up a tab
- Needed to pay
- nothing you and i had failed to settle
- Had a monetary obligation
- Had unpaid debts
- Was behind on one's bills
- Had to repay money
- now edward has been obliged
- Was obliged to love and marry
- Due to ring the day after
- had a tab
- A poem, it's said, was outstanding
- Dr. ......
- Owing
- Not paid yet
- Outstanding poetry recital
- Had a negative balance financially
- Not paid
- Had an open tab
- Had a balance due
- we do get upset when it's due
- Like some stakes
- Was in debt, ... money
- had outstanding
- Hadn't paid for the duck we had
- was on the hook for future payments
- now editors have been obliged
- Outstanding opener for Oxford United
- Not repaid
- carried a credit card balance say
- outstanding fellow educated in part
- now editors have to be obliged
- Signed an IOU
- now editor has been obliged
- Like overdue bills
- Had credit card debt, say
- not yet satisfied
- being a creditor, married for love
- had outstanding debts
- Was more than miffed
- Boiled
- Was in no way happy
- Was really agitated
- Was hot
- Saw red article boring children
- Surged, in a way
- Stewed
- Saw red?
- Parboiled
- Boiled with rage
- Boiled article eaten by children
- Was really angry
- See the duke simmered
- was angry at the way the seed was sown
- Was very agitated
- Got angry
- Became furious
- Breathed fire
- fumed
- Fumed with rage
- The seed possibly boiled
- Saw red spot that marks snooker table
- Was furious
- Boiled with anger
- Stayed angry
- Hot
- Like some crabs
- Good and mad
- Cooked with vapor
- Cooked by heated water, not boiled
- Super mad
- like some dumplings
- Cooked like shumai
- cooked me instead!
- Irate
- Like prepared clams
- Like freshly cooked crabs
- angry horse carrying a graduate around
- cooked veggies, perhaps
- Annoyed
- fumed
- Fuming
- One way to serve clams or rice
- Plenty ticked off
- Put out
- Like an angry lobster?
- Like some clams
- Drove a Stanley
- Saw red?
- Teed off
- Furious
- Cooked, in a way
- Got hot under the collar
- Prepared cherrystones
- Rode the Robert E. Lee
- Prepared clams, in a way
- Clams ..........
- Feeling Angry
- cooked via vapor
- Simmered
- Fit to be tied
- Like the milk in cappuccino
- How are these buns cooked?
- travelled fast, holding me in place
- Cooked over boiling water
- Cooked
- Angry, ... up
- Misted up
- Cooked in water vapour
- Dry-cleaned me instead
- Sore
- sailed, but not under sail
- More than miffed
- angry mexican leads instead
- Cooked in over boiling water
- Prepared, as rice
- Hot under the collar and a bit drunk
- Ticked off
- Literally cooked me instead
- like many dumplings that aren't fried
- cooked by water vapour
- Saw red?