Crossword Clue: Bummed out, so to speak
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- 132 Daily weather number
- ___ blow (cheap shot)
- ___-carb diet (Atkins, for example)
- ___ Countries
- ___ man on the totem pole
- "___ Rider" (War classic)
- American founder of the scouts
- Barely above the ground
- Base
- ____ tide
- A ____ Bridge
- A cyclone is a big one
- A day's coldest temperature
- Appliance setting
- A/C setting
- Below-the-belt
- Bit of cowspeak
- Auto gear selection
- Air conditioner setting
- Air-conditioner setting
- Blender setting
- "Blow" or "flow" starter
- Blue
- Almost empty
- Almost on "E"
- Almost out
- Almost ready for a refill
- Cattle call?
- Cattle call
- Hill-climbing gear
- Cattle sound
- Dryer setting
- Dastardly
- Bottom price over a period
- Fan setting of 1, say
- Fan setting
- Ceiling fan setting
- De-pressed
- Far down
- Far from elevated
- Deep ______
- Deep, as a voice
- Deep in pitch
- "Friends in ___ Places" (Garth Brooks tune)
- Deep
- Dejected
- Ground-level
- Feeling blue
- Feeling sad
- Feeling when writing the blues
- G.S.A. founder
- Depleted
- Depressed
- Guitarist Andy Fairweather ___
- Electric fan setting
- Electric-fan setting
- Despicable
- Despondent
- Contemptible
- How a limbo dancer dances
- Emulate Elsie
- Gear for going up hills
- Bummed out, so to speak
- Bummed out
- Bummed
- Gearshift selection
- Humble
- Burner setting
- First gear
- Gentle fan speed
- Gentle heat setting
- Hushed
- Dirty
- Disconsolate
- It's heard from a herd
- Dispirited
- Cow sound
- Cow's sound
- Cracker smash
- If you sell high, buy this way
- Ignoble
- Call on a pitch
- Craven
- Illegal kind of blow
- Flo Rida feat. T-Pain, 2008
- Flo Rida hit featuring T-Pain
- Flo Rida hit that mentions Apple Bottom jeans
- Girl Scouts founder
- Fluid-level reading, sometimes
- Fluid-level reading
- Climbing gear
- Close to the ground
- In a funk
- Gloomy
- Glum
- In need of a refill
- In need of fuel
- In need of replenishing
- In need of restocking
- In need of supplies
- In the doldrums (2)
- In the dumps
- Down in the dumps
- Down time
- Down
- Downhearted
- Coldest temperature of the day
- Coldest temperature
- Cyclone, on a weather map
- Cartoonist David
- "High and ____"
- Daily temperature extreme
- Daily temperature's coldest extreme
- Daily weather factoid
- Daily weather statistic
- Colonel Blimp's creator
- High or ...
- High's opposite
- Soft
- Soft, as a sound
- Like cheap shots
- Keep a ___ profile
- Stock-market quotation
- Stock-price listing
- Pitch position
- Setting for simmering
- The ____Arctic ( our near north)
- Stove setting for simmering
- Rob of "Wayne's World"
- Oven setting
- Kind of beam
- Kind of blow
- Kind of bridge or brow
- Kind of bridge
- Kind of brow
- Like some balls
- Kind of gear or tide
- Kind of ground or blow
- Like some expectations
- Stuck-in-the-mud gear
- Kind of tide or water
- Vile
- Like tempting bids
- Transmission gear
- Transmission setting
- Mass or Countries
- Subdued
- Like the tide, at times
- Like valleys
- Winter-forecast datum
- Quiet fan setting
- Quietly
- Plunging
- Meadow murmur
- Meadow sound
- Mean
- Sound from the lea
- Sound heard from the herd
- Range setting
- Melancholy
- Part of PRNDL
- Ready for a refill
- Near empty
- Near sea level
- Near the bottom
- Near the floor
- Near the ground
- Near to the ground
- Nearing depletion
- Nearing empty
- Nearly empty, for a gas tank
- Meteorological datum
- Meteorological phenomenon
- Meteorologist's word
- Really disgraceful
- Needing a fill-up
- Needing a refill soon
- Needing a refill
- Needing refilling
- Needing refueling
- Needing replenishment
- Needing to be refilled soon
- Pasture sound
- Lea call
- Lead-in to "key" or "profile"
- One way to lie
- Pretty sad
- PRNDL part
- Moo
- Opposite of high
- Like a bass voice
- Like a bass
- Not at one's best
- Morally reprehensible
- Like a carefully kept profile
- Like a limbo bar, late in the game
- Not high
- Not in the strike zone, maybe
- Like a pitch between the ankles and knees
- Like a publicity-shunner's profile
- Like an ebb tide
- Like an illegal boxing blow
- Like bass
- Like bass notes
- Like bass voices
- Word before beam or blow
- Word before or after "down"
- Sad
- Word in four other places in this puzzle
- Word sung before "sweet chariot"
- Word with "beam" or "blow"
- Word with beam or blow
- Way down
- Word with blow or ball
- Word with brow or down
- Simmer setting
- Word with down, key or blow
- Word with down or key
- Weather-map area
- Weather map feature
- Weather map "L"
- Weather-map mark
- Weather map marking
- Weather report word
- Weather statistic
- Weather system
- Weather word
- Weathercast figure
- Sweet'N ___ (artificial sweetener brand)
- Sweet's partner
- "Swing ___, sweet chariot"
- "Swing ___, Sweet Chariot" (American spiritual song)
- "Swing ___, sweet chariot ..."
- Type of blow or beam
- Type of gear
- Under a quarter-tank, say
- Under the radar
- Underhanded
- Undignified
- Unhappy
- Tide or key
- What "L" stands for on a gearshift
- Search high and ___
- Unprincipled
- Unscrupulous
- Unworthy
- Temperature extreme
- Temperature listing
- "When they go ___, we go high"
- When you're feeling this way, just hum a happy tune and you'll feel high as a kite!
Recent Usage of Bummed out, so to speak in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - May 4, 2006
