Crossword Clue: Feel below par
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- Be abed
- Be bedbound
- Be bedridden, say
- Be bedridden
- Be below par
- Be bothered by
- Be distressed
- Be down
- Be down with a bug
- Be down with something
- Be down with the flu
- Be green around the gills
- Be home sick
- Be hung over, e.g.
- Be hurting
- Be ill
- Be in a bad way
- Be in bad shape
- Be in bed, maybe
- Be in misery
- Be in need of a sick day
- Be in pain
- Be in poor health
- Be in the grip of la grippe
- Be in trouble
- Be indisposed
- Be laid up in bed
- Be laid up
- Be less than 100 percent
- Be less than 100%
- Be less than healthy
- Be miserable
- Be moribund, say
- Be near bankruptcy
- Be not up to par
- Be off, in a way
- Be off one's feed
- Be off
- Be on the disabled list, say
- Be out of health
- Be out of sorts
- Be out, perhaps
- Be poorly
- Be sick
- Be sickly
- Be the trouble with.
- Be troubled
- Be unable to come in, say
- Be under par
- Be under par, healthwise
- Be under par?
- Be under the weather
- Be unwell.
- Be unwell
- Be valetudinarian
- Become sick
- 'ard rain?
- Ache all over
- Ache
- Affect adversely
- Affect badly
- Affict
- Afflict — feel unwell
- Afflict
- Cause distress to
- Cause to suffer
- Cause trouble to
- Bother greatly
- Bother
- Fare poorly
- Feel awful
- Feel bad
- Feel below par
- Feel blah
- Feel bum
- Feel crappy
- Feel crummy
- Feel discomfort
- Feel distress
- Feel down
- Feel far from fine
- Feel feverish, maybe
- Feel feverish, perhaps
- Feel feverish
- Feel fluish
- Feel ill
- Feel indisposed
- Feel less than 100%
- Feel less than perfect
- Feel like garbage
- Feel like staying in bed
- Feel lousy
- Feel low
- Feel malaise, e.g.
- Feel malaise
- Feel miserable
- Feel off
- Feel out of sorts
- Feel pain, perhaps
- Feel pain
- Feel peaked
- Feel poor
- Feel poorly
- Feel punky
- Feel queasy, e.g.
- Feel queasy
- Feel rotten
- Feel sick
- Feel sickly
- Feel terrible
- Feel under par
- Feel under the weather
- Feel unsound
- Feel unwell
- Feel wretched
- Feel yucky
- Homophone for a libation
- Homophone for ale
- Homophone of a pub drink
- Bring pain to
- Confine to bed, maybe
- Gallic garlic
- Fight a cold, say
- Garlic
- Garlic, in Gananoque
- Garlic, in Gaspe
- Garlic, in Gentilly
- Garlic, in Grenoble
- Garlic, to Gagne
- Garlic, to Gaston
- Garlic, to Genevieve
- Garlic, to Gerard
- Hurt
- Cough and sneeze, say
- Discomfort
- Get a grippe
- Get feverish
- Get the flu
- Have a bad case of something
- Have a bug, maybe
- Have a bug, say
- Have a bug
- Have a cold, maybe
- Have a cold, perhaps
- Have a cold, say
- Have a cold
- Have a fever, e.g.
- Have a fever, say
- Have a fever
- Have a hangover, perhaps
- Have a headache
- Have a health problem
- Have a malady
- Have a nasty bug, say
- Have aches and pains
- Distress
- Have an illness
- Have caught something
- Have chills, perhaps
- Have chills, say
- Disturb
- Have headaches, say
- Have health issues
- Have it bad?
- Have miseries
- Have pain
- Have problems
- Have something the matter
- Have something to complain about
- Have something wrong
- Have something
- Have the blahs
- Have the flu, e.g.
- Have the flu, for example
- Have the flu, maybe
- Have the flu, perhaps
- Have the flu, say
- Have the flu
- Have the miseries
- Have the pip
- Have the sniffles
- Have the vapors
- Have what's going around
- Have what's "going around"
- Do poorly
- Give trouble to
- Incur coryza
- Catch a bug?
- Catch a bug, say
- Catch a bug
- Catch a virus, say
- Catch something
- Catch that bug
- Catch the flu
- Come down with a bug
- Plague
- Pain
- Suffer, as from the flu
- Suffer discomfort
- Suffer from a disease
- Suffer from a sickness
- Suffer from allergies, say
- Suffer from sickness
- Suffer from the flu, for example
- Suffer ill health
- Suffer illness
- Suffer pain
- Suffer some
- Suffer somewhat
- Suffer symptoms
- Suffer
- Run a fever, perhaps
- Run a fever, say
- Run a temperature, say
- Run a temperature
- Lack one's usual vitality, maybe
- Trouble.
- Trouble, afflict
- Trouble
- Languish in bed
- Languish
- Need a doctor
- Need a doctor's care
- Need a G.P.
- Need a nurse
- Need a sawbones
- Need a sick day
- Need a tonic
- Need aspirin
- Need bed rest
- Need care
- Need curing
- Need medical attention
- Need medicine
- Need meds, perhaps
- Need nursing, say
- Need nursing
- Need to see a doctor, maybe
- Need to see a doctor, perhaps
- Need to take a sick day
- Look peaked
- Lose vigor.
- Require a sick day
- Require bed rest, perhaps
- Require curing
- Require doctoring, e.g.
- Require medication
- Require meds, maybe
- Require nursing, e.g.
- Require nursing
- Require rest, maybe
- Require rest, perhaps
- Require treatment, perhaps
- Require Tylenol, say
- Lie in bed, say
- Not be well
- Not do so well
- Not do well
- Not do well?
- Not fare well
- Not feel 100%
- Not feel one's best
- Not feel oneself
- Not feel so good.
- Not feel so good
- Not feel so hot
- Not feel too hot
- Not feel well
- Sicken
- We sick
- Worry
- Take to one's bed
- Take to the sickbed
- Sneeze, cough, etc.
Recent Usage of Feel below par in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Feel below par in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 18, 2019
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Sept. 22, 2017
- Universal Crossword - July 21, 2015
- Universal Crossword - July 10, 2015
- New York Times - June 23, 1987
