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Poor - Opposite of rich
Word by letter:
- Poor - Letter on P
- 1 - st. word P
- 2 - st. word O
- 3 - st. word O
- 4 - st. word R
All questions by word:
Poor - "alas ___ yorick ..."
Poor - "alas, ___ yorick!"
Poor - "give me your tired, your ___ . . ."
Poor - "give me your tired, your ___ ..."
Poor - "rich man, ___ man"
Poor - "willie and the ___ boys are playing, bring a nickel, tap your feet"
Poor - "willy and the ___ boys" (ccr)
Poor - "___ richard's almanac"
Poor - 'd'
Poor - 'how ___ are they that have not patience!': iago
Poor - 'it's a . . . . heart that never rejoices'
Poor - 'well, that's not off (4)'
Poor - 'you ___ thing!'
Poor - (person) with little money
Poor - Adjective for richard's almanac
Poor - Adjective for the cratchits
Poor - Adjective for the little rich girl?
Poor - Among the have-nots
Poor - Aspiring rocker, perhaps
Poor - Bad
Poor - Bad men undermining work after revolution
Poor - Badly off
Poor - Badly off - inferior in quality
Poor - Below average
Poor - Below c level?
Poor - Below par
Poor - Beneficiaries of robin hood
Poor - Broke
Poor - Church mouse descriptor
Poor - D
Poor - D-worthy
Poor - Deficient
Poor - Description of 15-down
Poor - Deserving an f, perhaps
Poor - Deserving of a d, say
Poor - Deserving one star, perhaps
Poor - Destitute
Poor - Devoid of dinero
Poor - Disadvantaged
Poor - Disappointing, like 12's tom
Poor - Down-and-out
Poor - Earning a d
Poor - Eligible for welfare, perhaps
Poor - Far below par
Poor - Far from flush
Poor - Far from inspired
Poor - Far from rich
Poor - Far from wealthy
Poor - Far less than loaded
Poor - Fifth-rate
Poor - Flimsy, as an excuse
Poor - For them it's hard to live or be after the river
Poor - Hard up
Poor - Hard-up
Poor - Hardly worth millions
Poor - Hardscrabble
Poor - Having little money
Poor - Having little money and few possessions
Poor - Having little money or means
Poor - Having little money or possessions
Poor - Having very little money
Poor - Head away from trail that's hopeless
Poor - Hidden by zippo or without a cent to one's name
Poor - Hood's beneficiaries (with "the")
Poor - Hood's beneficiaries, with 'the'
Poor - Impecunious
Poor - Impecunious; wretched
Poor - Impoverished
Poor - In need
Poor - In want
Poor - In want; below par
Poor - Inadequate
Poor - Inadequate publicity about spectacles
Poor - Indigent
Poor - Indigent or substandard
Poor - Inept
Poor - Inferior
Poor - Inferior alternative to the post office
Poor - Insufficient
Poor - Lacking funds
Poor - Lacking means
Poor - Lacking means; paltry
Poor - Lacking money
Poor - Lacking money and resources
Poor - Lacking resources
Poor - Lame
Poor - Lame, as an excuse
Poor - Leading a hardscrabble life
Poor - Less than fair
Poor - Like a church mouse
Poor - Like a d-
Poor - Like a proverbial church mouse
Poor - Like a young jay gatsby
Poor - Like ali baba, at first
Poor - Like church mice
Poor - Like church mice?
Poor - Like d's, gradewise
Poor - Like franklin's richard
Poor - Like robin hood's beneficiaries
Poor - Like some excuses
Poor - Like the clampetts, at first
Poor - Like the proverbial church mouse
Poor - Like yorick
Poor - Little rich girl adjective
Poor - Lousy
Poor - Low-quality
Poor - Meager
Poor - Meagre
Poor - Mean
Poor - Moneyless
Poor - Naval officer with men becomes mean
Poor - Needing alms
Poor - Needing much improvement
Poor - Needy
Poor - Needy or unsatisfactory
Poor - Needy; meagre
Poor - Not even fair
Poor - Not flush
Poor - Not good
Poor - Not good, wealthy
Poor - Not so hot
Poor - Not the last of 23 down
Poor - Not up to snuff
Poor - Of inferior quality
Poor - Of inferior quality or means
Poor - Of inferior standard
Poor - Of low quality
Poor - On low income
Poor - Ones protected by a safety net, with 'the'
Poor - Opposite of rich
Poor - Paltry
Poor - Pathetic, as an excuse
Poor - Penniless
Poor - Penniless, maybe
Poor - Penurious
Poor - Petty officer leading men is deserving of pity
Poor - Possessing little money and no gold
Poor - Poverty-stricken
Poor - Robin hood's beneficiaries
Poor - Robin hood's beneficiaries, with 'the'
Poor - Robin's beneficiaries
Poor - Salvation army beneficiaries
Poor - Scanty
Poor - See 24
Poor - See 38-across
Poor - Shabby, as an excuse
Poor - Shoddy
Poor - Shoddy in quality
Poor - Shoddy work returned - nothing right
Poor - Slipshod
Poor - Standard's partner
Poor - Start of a word ladder whose first and last words are suggested by 36-across
Poor - Subpar
Poor - Substandard
Poor - The south could make its mark on anything so unfortunate
Poor - They used to have a law that is inferior
Poor - Third-class
Poor - Third-rate
Poor - Track that's no longer small and stony
Poor - Unacceptable
Poor - Unfortunate
Poor - Unsatisfactory
Poor - Unsatisfactory or in need
Poor - Unsatisfactory track, non-starter
Poor - Unskilled
Poor - Very out of pocket
Poor - Very out-of-pocket
Poor - Way below average
Poor - Well, that's not off
Poor - Well, you don't get off like this
Poor - What 'd' means
Poor - What a "d" may indicate
Poor - What a "d" often means
Poor - What f may mean
Poor - What one star may mean
Poor - What willie's "boys" were, to ccr
Poor - With empty pockets
Poor - With very little in one's bank account
Poor - Without means
Poor - Without privilege, say
Poor - Word with box or boy
Poor - Word with box or excuse
Poor - Word with mouth or excuse
Poor - Worse than fair
Poor - Worth a "d"
Poor - Worth a d, perhaps
Poor - Worth a d, say
Poor - Worth an f
Poor - Worth one star, maybe
Poor - Worthy of a d
Poor - Zero-star
Poor - __ tax: $15 monopoly fee