Crossword Clue: "___ and hungry look"
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- Angle
- Angular
- " . . . a ___ and hungry look"
- Be biased
- Be inclined
- Be on a slant
- Be on an angle
- Be partial
- Be precarious, maybe
- Be predisposed (toward)
- Be somewhat partial
- "A Passage to India" director
- A tower in Pisa does it
- Apply pressure to, with "on"
- Beef buyer's specification
- Begin to list
- Acceptable for Weight Watchers
- Bend (over)
- Bend to one side
- Adjective for Cassius.
- Almost fat-free
- Insufficient — incline
- "... his wife could eat no ___"
- ". . . his wife could eat no ___"
- Free from fat
- Free of fat
- Gravitate (toward)
- Far from fat
- Far from fatty
- Far from plump
- Brand of cuisine
- Fat-free
- Fat free
- Fatless
- Ground beef packaging word
- Economical, as prose
- Economical, as writing
- Economical
- Ectomorphic
- Edible for Jack Sprat
- Demonstrate preference
- Efficient
- Depend (on)
- Depend, with "on"
- Desirable for diets
- Desirable to a dieter
- Desirable to dieters
- Containing little fat
- Containing much air, as fuel
- Containing no fat
- Hamburger grade
- Hamburger grading word
- Built like a greyhound
- Built like Cassius
- Gaunt
- Emulate Pisa's tower
- Dietary no-no for Jack's wife
- Dietary no-no for Mrs. Sprat
- Dieter's catchword
- Italics do it
- Corned beef order
- Corned beef sandwich specification
- Generally vote
- Director David
- Director David ___
- Director David, "Lawrence of Arabia"
- Director from Croydon
- Hardly corpulent
- Hardly prosperous
- First word in a ''fighting machine'' phrase
- English movie producer David
- Fit for a Weight Watchers menu
- Display a bias
- Get ready to fall, maybe
- Have a bias
- Have a list
- Have a slant
- Have an inclination
- Having little fat, as a piece of beef
- Having little fat
- Having minimal fat
- Having no fat
- Having the fat trimmed off
- Having very little fat, as a cut of beef
- "Jack Sprat could eat no fat / His wife could eat no ___"
- Jack Sprat's choice
- Jack Sprat's diet
- Jack Sprat's fare
- Jack Sprat's favorite.
- Jack Sprat's menu
- Jack Sprat's need
- Jack Sprat's preference
- Do like that tower in Pisa
- "I'm a ___, mean fighting machine!"
- Criticize, with "on"
- Cant
- Closely trimmed, as meat
- In fighting trim
- Don't stand on one's own
- Exert pressure (on)
- Exert pressure
- Inadequate
- Incline — not fat
- Incline (toward)
- Incline
- Good for dieters
- Highly efficient
- Not too fatty
- Like Cassius
- Like Cassius's look
- Not very marbled
- Not very profitable
- Not well-padded
- Not yielding much
- Like excellent pastrami
- Like expensive meat
- Like good hamburger meat
- Like good pastrami
- Like healthy beef
- Like higher-priced beef
- Like Jack Sprat's diet
- Like Jack Sprat's fare
- Like lite cuisine
- " . . . River Kwai" director
- Like meat with little fat
- Like meat without much fat
- Like Miniver Cheevy
- Like months between big jobs
- Like most marathon runners
- Like Mr. Sprat's diet
- Like ostrich meat
- Like pricier meat
- Very efficient
- Like skinless chicken
- Kind of diet
- Like some beef
- Mr. Big '91 album "___ Into It"
- Mr. Big "___ Into It"
- Put pressure (on)
- Mr. Sprat's fare
- Kind of meat
- Like some ground beef
- Like some ground chuck
- Like some ground chunk
- Put your shoulder into it
- Put your shoulder into
- Mrs. Sprat's anathema
- Mrs. Sprat's dietary no-no
- Mrs. Sprat's eschewal
- Mrs. Sprat's no-no
- Mrs. Sprat's restriction
- Mrs. Sprat's taboo
- Like some meat
- Like some meats
- Like Sprat
- Like Sprat's cuisine
- Like Sprat's diet
- Like strip steak, typically
- Like superior pastrami
- Like the food Jack Sprat eats
- Like times for unsigned band, perhaps
- Like times of famine
- Like top sirloin, typically
- Like tough economic times
- Like unfatty meat
- Like venison
- Like wild boar meat
- With fat removed
- "Kwai" director
- With the fat trimmed off
- Meager
- Trim
- Trimmed down
- Trimmed of fat
- Mean mate?
- Mean partner?
- Mean partner
- Mean's partner
- Without fat
- Without much fat
- List to one side
- List
- Meat market specification
- Meat order specification
- Meat quality
- Meat request
- Meat type
- Show a bias
- Show a preference
- Show bias
- Show favoritism
- Lacking excess
- Lacking fat
- Lacking in some way
- Show partiality
- Show political bias
- Show preference
- Suitable for dieters
- Suitable for Jack Sprat
- "Raja of Imperial Cinema"
- Poor
- Raw-boned
- Rawboned
- Lank
- Lanky
- Partner of mean
- Nearly fat-free
- Pose for a cover
- Pastrami buyer's request
- Pastrami order
- Pastrami preference
- Looking like Cassius
- "Lawrence of Arabia" director
- ''Lawrence of Arabia'' director
- Mimic the Tower of Pisa
- Low-fat, as beef
- Low fat, as meat
- Low-fat, as meat
- Low-fat, like meat
- Low-fat
- Low in body fat
- Low in fat, as meat
- Low in fat, as pastrami
- Low in fat content
- Low in fat
- Rely (on) for support
- Rely (on)
- No longer dieting?
- No-no for Mrs. Sprat
- Request to a butcher
- Nonfatty
- Maintain a list
- Rest (against)
- Rest against the wall
- Rest against, with "on"
- Rest (on)
- Not at all fatty
- Not be straight up
- Option at a butcher's, maybe
- Option at the butcher shop
- Like a champion bodybuilder
- Not corpulent
- Like a dieter's meat
- Not fat
- Not fat, as meat
- Not fatty, as meat
- Not fatty
- Not having much fat
- Not marbled, in a way
- Not marbled, say
- Not pinguid
- Not plump
- Propped
- Not prosperous
- Not stand completely straight
- Not stand straight
- ''Ryan's Daughter'' director
- Supermarket-meat label
- Supermarket meat label, perhaps
- Supermarket meat label
- Word for Cassius
- Word on a meat label, perhaps
- SPARE
- Sparse
- Specification to a butcher, perhaps
- Specification to a butcher
- Svelte
- Sans fat
- Spindly
- Type of cuisine
- Type of meat
- Thin, like Cassius
- Thin movie director?
- Thin
- Taboo for Mrs. Sprat
- Sprat cuisine
- Sprat's choice
- Sprat's diet
- Sprat's order
- Sprat's preference
- Spratt's preference
- Skimpy
- Skin and bones, metaphorically (not literally)
- Skin-and-bones
- Skinny
- Slant
- Slender
- Tall & skinny
- Scraggy
- Stand off?
- Slim
- Slim and trim
- Scrawny
- Slope
- What Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat
- What Mrs. Sprat avoided
- What Mrs. Sprat couldn't eat
- Unlike a typical hot dog
- Tilt a bit
- Tilt somewhat, like the Tower of Pisa
- Tilt to one side
- Tilt to the side
- Tilt
- Tip a little
- Tip
- What wilting flowers do
- What you do on Bill Withers?
- Tend (towards)
- Tend
- Tenderloin descriptor
- Steakhouse order
Recent Usage of "___ and hungry look" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 15, 1972
