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• "---, poor Yorick!..."
• "---, poor Yorick"
• "__, I am not coop'd here for defence!": "Henry VI, Part 3"
• "__, poor Yorick!": Hamlet
• "__, poor Yorick": Hamlet
• "__, poor Yorick . . ."
• "__, the love of women!": Byron
• "__, 'tis true, I have gone here and there": Sonnet 110
• "___ and alack!" (old exclamation)
• "___ and alack!" (old-timey exclamation)
• ___ and alack
• "___, Babylon" (1959 novel)
• "___, Babylon" (1959 post-apocalyptic novel)
• "___, Babylon" (Cold War classic)
• "___, Babylon" (Pat Frank novel)
• " . . . ___ for England": Chesterton
• "___, how love can trifle with itself!": Shak.
• "___, I am dying beyond my means": Oscar Wilde
• "___! I loved you best": Sheffield
• "___, poor Yorick!"
• "___, poor Yorick!
• "___! poor Yorick . . . "
• "___, poor Yorick"
• "___, poor Yorick . . . "
• "___, poor Yorick . . ."
• "___! poor Yorick"
• "___, poor Yorick" (Hamlet)
• "___! poor Yorick": Hamlet
• "___, poor Yorick!": Hamlet
• "___, poor Yorick!": "Hamlet"
• ''___, poor Yorick'' (Hamlet)
• "___, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"
• "___, poor Yorick!" (line from "Hamlet")
• "___! poor Yorick": Shak.
• ''___, poor Yorick!''
• "___ the day!" (cry repeated in Shakespeare)
• "___ the day!": Desdemona
• "___ the day!" (Shakespearean exclamation)
• "___ the day!" (Shakespearean interjection)
• "___ the heavy day!": "Othello"
• "___, Time stays, we go": Dobson
• "___, 'tis true I have gone here and there": Shak.
• "___! 'tis true I have gone here and there" (start of a Shakespeare sonnet)
• "___, 'tis true ..." (start of a Shakespearean sonnet)
• Bard's "Bummer!"
• Bard's lament
• Bard's plaint
• Ancestor of "D'oh!"
• "_____, my Love! ye do me wrong"
• "_____, poor Milan!": Prospero
• "A pity!"
• "A pity"
• A sighed aside
• A word about poor Yorick
• A word to poor Yorick
• Ach, in Akron
• Ach!
• As bad luck would have it
• "Ah, man. Me again?"
• "Ah, man!" of old
• ''Ah, me!''
• Ah, me!
• Ah me!
• 'Ah, me!'
• Ah me!
• "Ah me!"
• "Ah, me!"
• 'Ah, so sad'
• "Ah, so sad"
• "Ah, those were the days"
• "Ah, 'twas not to be"
• "Ah, well"
• "Ah well, we tried"
• "Ah, well ..."
• "Alack" companion
• Alack partner
• Alack!
• Alack's companion
• Alack's partner
• Alack's relative
• Bad-news lead-in
• "Boo"
• Boo-hoo
• [Boo-hoo!]
• Darn it!
• "Darn," more formally
• "Gracious me!"
• Comment about a loss
• Interjection derived from the Latin for "weary"
• Interjection of dejection
• Interjection that comes from the Latin for "weary"
• Interjection when reminiscing about poor Yorick
• Comment of the despondent
• Comment on a loss
• Commiserative comment
• Commiserator's word
• Intro to "twas not to be"
• Common interjection in Shakespeare
• ''Dear, dear!''
• "Dear, dear"
• "Dear, dear!"
• ''Dear me!''
• "Dear me"
• Dear me!
• ''Dear me''
• "Dear me!" word
• "Dear me!"
• "Fate is so cruel!"
• Frightens
• Griever's exclamation
• Grieving word
• Grievous exclamation
• Dejection interjection
• "C'est la vie"
• "C'est la vie!"
• Brief lamentation
• Eheu!
• Consoler's word
• Despairing utterance
• Despondent comment
• Despondent word
• "How awful"
• "How awful!"
• How Dumbledore would say "Sadly ..."
• It might precede bad news
• "It pains me to say ..."
• "It pains me to say . . ."
• ''It pains me to say . . .''
• "How regrettable!"
• 'How sad!'
• 'How sad'
• "How sad!"
• "How tragic!"
• "How unfortunate!"
• "How unfortunate!" to Shakespeare
• Hamlet lament
• Hamlet's lament
• Hamlet's word of regret
• "It wasn't meant to be"
• "Bummer!" formally
• ''Bummer!'' formally
• "Bummer," more formally
• "Bummer" of old
• "Bummer!" of old
• "Bummer," old-style
• "Bummer!," old-style
• Bummer!: poet.
• "Bummer!" to Shakespeare
• Hand-wringer's word
• Dignified cousin of "Shucks!"
• Dignified "Drat!"
• Dignified "shucks!"
• Handwringer's word
• End of a popular Stein line
• End of a Stein line re pigeons
• End of a Stein line
• End of a well-known Stein line
• It'll show you the world
• "It's a pity!"
• "It's a pity"
• "It's a shame ..."
• "It's a shame!"
• "I am miserable"
• First word of "Greensleeves"
• "I fear..."
• By bad luck
• "I hate to say it, but ..."
• "I hate to say this, but ..."
• “I know what the caged bird feels, ___!”: Dunbar, 1899
• "I regret to inform you ..."
• "I wish it weren't so!"
• "I wish it weren't so"
• "It's sad but true ..."
• It's said pitifully
• It's said with a sigh
• Distressed cry
• Distressed utterance
• "If only ..."
• "If only things had turned out different!"
• "If only things had turned out differently!"
• "I'm afraid ..."
• "I'm doomed!"
• "I'm sorry to say..."
• Crier's sigh
• "FML," in older times
• "D'oh!" of old
• ''D'oh!'' relative
• Doleful word
• Dolorous exclamation
• Gloomy Gus' expression
• Cry after failing
• Cry expressing grief
• Cry for "poor Yorick"
• Cry for what might have been
• Cry for Yorick
• Cry from the heartbroken
• Cry of concern
• Cry of despair
• Cry of dismay
• Cry of distress
• Cry of melancholy
• Cry of pity
• Cry of regret
• Cry of resignation
• Cry of sadness
• Cry of sorrow
• Cry of the sorrowful
• Cry of woe
• Cry or sigh
• Cry said with a sigh
• Exclamation
• Exclamation of concern
• Exclamation of grief
• Exclamation of lamentation
• Exclamation of pity
• Exclamation of regret
• Exclamation of resignation
• Exclamation of sorrow or pity
• Exclamation of sorrow
• Exclamation of wistfulness
• Exclamation of woe
• Heigh-ho!
• "For pity's sake"
• ''For pity's sake''
• "For pity's sake!"
• "Curse the luck!"
• ''Curse the luck!''
• Forlorn cry
• Expression of concern
• Expression of grief.
• Expression of grief
• Expression of pity
• Expression of regret
• Expression of resignation
• Expression of sadness
• Expression of sorrow or pity
• Expression of sorrow
• Expression of unhappiness
• Expression of woe
• Expression of worry
• Dramatic cry of woe
• Dramatic cry
• Dramatic expression of unhappiness
• Dramatic lament
• Dramatic wail
• Dramatically sighed word
• Hidden theme of the puzzle
• "Goodness gracious!"
• Damsel's lament
• "Just my luck!"
• "Mama said there'd be days like this"
• ''Too bad!''
• Too bad
• "Too bad"
• Too bad!
• "Too bad," old-style
• "Too bad," to a bard
• "Too bad!"
• "That's a pity"
• "That's a shame"
• ''That's a shame!''
• "That's a shame," in Shakespearean language
• "That's a shame," old-style
• "That's a shame!"
• Soliloquy opener
• ''That's not good!''
• "That's so sad"
• "That's terrible"
• Piteous sigh
• "That's the way the cookie crumbles"
• ''That's too bad!''
• "That's too bad"
• "That's too bad!"
• Pitiful exclamation
• Pitiful interjection
• Pitiful me word
• "Pitiful me"
• Pitiful plaint
• Pity!
• 'Pity, pity'
• "Pity"
• Pitying cry
• Mournful comment
• Mournful cry
• Mournful expression
• Mournful word
• "The bad news is ..."
• Verbal sigh
• Verbalized sigh
• Whittier plaint
• Kin of alack
• Shakespearean ''Bummer!''
• Shakespearean "Bummer!"
• Shakespearean lament
• Shakespearean plaint
• Shakespearean "What a shame"
• Shakespeare's "Bummer!"
• Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
• Shakespeare's "Sadly . . ."
• Shakespeare's "Woe!"
• "Shame ..."
• Whoopee opposite?
• "Why is it always me?"
• "Why me?"
• ''Very sorry!''
• Ovid's "Eheu!"
• "O dear!"
• "O woe!"
• Plaintive sentence opener
• Oy!
• ''Oy!''
• "Oy!"
• Victorian word of commiseration.
• Victorian's word of regret.
• Quaint complaint
• Quaint cry of regret
• Quaint lament
• Quaint plaint
• Quaint word of regret
• Pained cry
• Shelley's "Shucks!"
• Something said with a sigh
• Voiced sigh
• Wistful intro
• Wistful one's word
• Wistful remark
• Wistful utterance
• Wistful word
• "Such a pity!"
• "Such a pity"
• "Such a shame!"
• "Such a shame"
• "Such is life!"
• "Such is life"
• "Such is my fate!"
• "With all regrets..."
• ''My bad luck!''
• Sorrow for Yorick.
• Sorrowful cry
• Sorrowful exclamation
• Sorrowful expression
• Sorrowful interjection
• Sorrowful sigh
• Sorrowful utterance
• Sorrowful word
• Sorrowing cry
• Sorrowing sound
• Sorry cry
• "Sorry to hear that"
• "Sorry to say"
• Sorry to say
• "Sorry to say ..."
• "Sorry to say ... "
• "Sorry to say..."
• "Sorry to say . . ."
• Poetic lament
• Poetic plaint
• Poetic sigh
• "Me oh my"
• Me-oh-my
• Poetic word of regret
• :(, poetically
• Wail of woe
• Poet's plaint
• "Oh, dear!"
• Oh dear
• Oh dear!
• ''Oh dear!''
• "Oh dear!"
• Oh, dear!
• Oh, dear
• "Oh, dear"
• "Oh, dear me!"
• ''Oh, dear!''
• ''Oh gracious!''
• Oh lackaday!
• Oh me!
• "Oh, me!"
• "Oh me, oh my"
• "Oh me! Oh my!"
• ''Oh me, oh my''
• ''Oh, me!''
• Oh, my!
• "Oh, my!"
• "Oh, no"
• ''Oh, no!''
• "Oh no!"
• "Oh, poor me"
• "Oh well!"
• "Oh well," in more poetic terms
• "Oh, were it not so"
• "Oh, were it not so!"
• "Oh, were it not true!"
• "Oh, what a pity!"
• "Oh, what a shame!"
• "Oh, what a terrible pity!"
• "Oh, what a terrible shame!"
• "Oh, what a world!"
• "Oh, woe!"
• "Oh woe!"
• Oh, woe!
• 'Oh, woe!'
• 'Oh, woe'
• "Oh, woe is me!"
• "Oh, woe is me"
• ''Oh, woe!''
• Rueful exclamation
• Rueful sigh
• Rueful utterance
• Rueful word
• Ruer's word
• "Ohhh"
• "Ohhhh ..."
• Sound of distress
• "Woe!"
• 'Woe!'
• "Woe be unto me!"
• Woe betide
• "Woe is me"
• 'Woe is me!'
• 'Woe is me'
• Woe is me
• Woe is me!
• ''Woe is me!''
• "Woe is me!"
• Woe word
• Woe!
• Woeful comment
• Woeful cry
• Woeful exclamation
• Woeful expression.
• Woeful expression
• Woeful interjection
• Woeful lament
• Woeful remark
• Woeful response
• Woeful sigh
• Woeful utterance
• Woeful word
• Woe's me!
• Sound of sorrow
• Sound of woe
• Lack-a-day!
• Lackadaisy!
• Lackaday!
• "Lackaday!"
• Lackaday's cousin
• Troubled cry
• Troubled word
• Medieval "Bummer!"
• "The weather-glass/Is set at ___": Auden
• Lament for "poor Yorick"
• Lament for Yorick
• Lament
• Lamentation
• Lamenter's comment
• Melodramatic cry
• Lamentful word
• Lamenting cry
• Lamenting sigh
• Melodramatic lament
• Melodramatic moan
• Melodramatic "Oh no!"
• Melodramatic "Rats!"
• Melodramatic remark
• Old-school lament
• Old-style "Bummer!"
• Old-style ''Bummer!''
• "Poor me!"
• "Poor me"
• Poor me!
• "Poor me," long ago
• ''Poor me!''
• "Poor pitiful me!"
• "Poor Yorick" preceder
• Poor Yorick's word
• Old-time exclamation.
• Old-time word of woe
• Old-timey word meaning "It's a real shame!"
• Old-timey word of woe
• "Rats!"
• Old-world word of woe
• Olden "Oy!"
• Reaction re Yorick
• Last of a Stein line
• Neighbor of Can.
• Loser's reaction
• Lead-in to bad news
• Lead-in to unfortunate news
• Preceder of a bit of bad news
• Preceder of "poor Yorick"
• Regretful comment
• Regretful remark
• Regretful word
• "Regretfully ..."
• "Regrettably ..."
• "Regrettably . . ."
• "Regrettably..."
• "Regrettably ... "
• "Regrettably," poetically
• Regrettably
• Rejected suitor's word, perhaps
• Relative of alack
• Prelude to bad news
• Relative of "oy"
• "Miserabile dictu!"
• Remark filled with gloom
• Remark of regret
• Remark of the resigned
• Remark re Yorick
• Remark with a sigh
• Primmer "That sucks!"
• Resignation exclamation
• Resigned interjection
• Resigned remark
• Opposite of "Happily ..."
• Opposite of "Hooray!"
• Opposite of "Hurray!"
• Opposite of "Yay!"
• "Pigeons in the grass, ___"
• "Pigeons in the grass, ___."—Gertrude Stein.
• "Pigeons on the grass, ___": Stein
• "Pigeons on the grass ___": Stein
• "Pigeons on the grass ___"
• "More's the pity"
• "More's the pity!"
• More's the pity!
• "Tsk! Tsk!"
• Tsk-tsk
• Theatrical lament
• Theatrical sigh
• Word about Yorick
• Word after a loss
• Word after a sigh
• "Shucks!," to a poet
• "Them's the breaks," more formally
• Sad comment
• Sad commentary
• Sad cry
• Sad disyllable
• Sad exclamation
• Sad interjection
• "Sad is my lot!"
• "Sad news"
• Sad sigh
• Sad statement
• ''Sad to say . . .''
• "Sad to say ... "
• "Sad to say . . ."
• "Sad to say"
• Sad to say
• "Sad to say..."
• 'Sad to say ...'
• 'Sad to say, ...'
• 'Sad to say...'
• 'Sad to say'
• "Sad to say," to Shakespeare
• "Sad to say ..."
• 'Sad to tell ...'
• 'Sad to tell, ...'
• Sad word for "Poor Yorick"
• Sad word
• Sad work for Yorick
• Word before poor Yorick
• Word before some sad words
• "Sadly, ..."
• "Sadly ... "
• Sadly
• "Sadly ..."
• "Sadly . . ."
• "Sadly for me ..."
• "Sadly," in poems
• "Sadly," quaintly
• 'Sadly ...'
• [Sigh]
• "Sigh!"
• ["Sigh"]
• (sigh)
• Sigh for Yorick
• Sigh of pity
• Sigh of regret
• Word bespeaking woe
• Sigh of resignation
• Sigh of sorrow
• Sigh of woe
• Sighed comment
• Sighed cry
• Sighed effect
• Sighed interjection
• Sighed lament
• Sighed line?
• Sighed line
• Sighed word
• Sigher's word
• Sighing cry
• Sighing word
• Word expressing pity
• Word following a sigh
• Word for poor Yorick
• Word for Yorick
• Word from Hamlet while holding a skull
• Word from Hamlet
• Word from Old French for "wretched"
• Word from the Latin for "weary"
• Word from the weary
• Word from the woebegone
• Word from the woeful
• Word in a Stein line
• Word in reference to Yorick
• Word meaning "That's too bad"
• Word of concern
• Word of despair
• Word of discouragement
• Word of dismay
• Word of distress
• "Tut-tut!"
• Word of grief
• Word of lament for "poor Yorick"
• Word of lament
• Word of pity
• Word of regret
• Word of resignation
• Word of rue
• Word of sorrow
• Word of woe
• Word often said with a sigh
• Word often sighed
• Word re poor Yorick
• Word repeated in "Elegy in a Country Churchyard"
• Word said after a loss, perhaps
• Word said while wringing one's hands
• Word said with a regretful sigh
• Word said with a sigh
• Word said with a tear, maybe
• Word said with a tear
• Word sometimes said with a tear
• Word spoken by Hamlet
• Word spoken with a hand on one's forehead, maybe
• Word spoken with a sigh
• Word that may precede sad news
• Word that's dramatically sighed
• Word to a skull, mayhaps?
• Word wailed in woe
• "'Twas never to be ..."
• "Twas not to be" preceder
• " 'Twas not to be . . ."
• "Sustineo ___" (early USAF motto)
• "Sustineo ___," U. S. A. F. motto
• "Sustineo ___," U.S.A.F. motto
• Sustineo ____: Air Force motto
• "We gave it a shot"
• "We need a government, ___, because of the nature of humans": P. J. O'Rourke
• Weary sigh
• Weary sigh.
• Weary word
• Spoken sigh.
• Well-a-day!
• Sympathetic word
• "Say it ain't so!"
• "Welladay"
• Welladay!
• Wellaway
• Wellaway!
• 'Wellaway!'
• "Wellaway!" updated
• "Wellaway!"
• Sitka's state: Abbr.
• U-turn from "I'm good"
• World-weary one's word
• "This is e'er so tragic!"
• Worrier's word.
• Worrier's word
• Worry word
• Worrywart's word
• "This sucks," poshly
• ''What a bummer!''
• "What a bummer!"
• "What a pity!"
• ''What a pity!''
• 'What a pity!'
• What a pity!
• "What a pity ..."
• "What a pity," quaintly
• "What a pity!," to Shakespeare
• "What a pity"
• What a Shakespeare character says instead of "Bummer!"
• "What a shame!"
• 'What a shame'
• "What a shame," in Shakespeare plays
• "What a shame!," to Shakespeare
• "What a shame"
• "What a terrible situation!"
• "What a tragedy!"
• "Unfortunately . . ."
• "Unfortunately . . . "
• "Unfortunately, . . ."
• "Unfortunately..."
• Unfortunately
• "Unfortunately ..."
• "Unhappily ..."
• Unhappy exclamation
• Unhappy interjection
• Start of a Hamlet monologue
• Start of a phrase of regret
• Start of a sad tale
• Start of Hamlet's "Yorick" speech
• '''Tis a pity!''
• "'Tis a pity!"
• "'Tis a pity"
• "Tis a pity"
• "’Tis a pity!"
• "'Tis a sad day"
• ''Tis a shame'
• "'Tis a shame"
• "'Tis a tragedy ..."
• "'Tis a tragedy"
• "'Tis lamentable"
• "'Tis sad"
• State: Abbr.
• Statement of resignation
• "Your loss"
• To Hadrian, this was "Heu!"
• Self-pitying cry
• Self-pitying sigh
• Yukon's neighbor: Abbr.
• "So it goes"
• "So sad..."
• "So sad!"
• 'So sad'
• "So sorry to say..."
• "So sorry"
• "Sob"

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