Crossword Clue: Poor blokes
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Poor blokes"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Poor blokes"
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- 1974 Who comp "Odds & ___"
- Adds new turf
- Adds to one's turf
- Adds turf to
- Bald spot coverings
- Installs a lawn
- Installs a ready-made lawn
- Installs, as a lawn
- Installs, as an outfield
- Installs "outdoor carpeting"
- Installs turf
- Grass clumps
- Grass squares
- Grass units
- Grassy turfs
- Freshens the lawn, in a way
- Groundskeepers' supplies
- Chaps, in British slang
- Furnishes a new lawn
- British fellows
- Gains yardage?
- Despicable persons
- Fills in bare spots, in a way
- Fills with turf
- Builds a lawn
- Fixes a fairway, perhaps
- Fixes bare spots, in a way
- Fixes golf divots
- Fixes greens
- Fixes the fairway, say
- Fixes the lawn
- Covers a bald spot
- Covers a bald spot?
- Covers a football field
- Covers, as a bare spot
- Covers, as a football field
- Covers, as a lawn
- Covers, as bald spots
- Covers, as the earth
- Covers bald spots, in a way
- Covers bald spots
- Covers ground
- Covers ground, in a way
- Covers ground?
- Covers some ground
- Covers the earth
- Covers the earth?
- Covers with grass sections
- Covers with grass
- Covers with pregrown grass
- Covers with topsoil
- Covers with turf
- Divot materials
- Creates an instant lawn
- Does a lawn job
- Does lawn repair
- Does lawn work
- Does lawnwork
- Does some ground work
- Does some landscaping work
- Does some landscaping
- Does some lawn repair
- Does some lawn work
- Does some yard work
- Does yard work
- Doesn't seed, perhaps
- Hides dirt, in a way
- Providers of football game coverage?
- Provides a lawn for
- Puts down an outfield
- Puts down grass
- Puts down new turf
- Puts down ready-made lawn
- Puts down roots
- Puts down roots?
- Puts down turf
- Puts in a lawn the fast way
- Puts in a lawn
- Puts in a new lawn
- Puts in, as turf
- Puts in grass
- Puts in turf
- Puts some green on?
- Puts turf on
- Plants grass slab by slab
- Rolls out a lawn
- Rolls out for sale at a nursery
- Rolls out the green carpet?
- Rolls out the lawn
- Transplants grass
- "Odds & ___" (1974 Who album)
- Plot cover-ups?
- The old country, etc.
- Poor blokes
- Landscapers' supplies
- Landscaping supplies
- Patches, as a fairway
- Patches, as a grass court
- Patches, as a lawn
- Patches, as an outfield
- Lawn starters
- Lays a lawn
- Lays a new lawn
- Lays down a lawn
- Lays down a new lawn
- Lays down dirt
- Lays down some green
- Lays down the lawn
- Lays down turf
- Lays lawn on
- Lays the groundwork
- Lays the groundwork for?
- Lays the groundwork?
- Lays the lawn down
- Lays tuft
- Lays turf
- Redoes the lawn
- Refurbishes the lawn
- Lumps of turf
- Repairs a green
- Repairs, as a golf green
- Repairs, as a green
- Repairs, as a lawn's bare spot
- Repairs, as a Wimbledon court
- Repairs lawns
- Repairs the lawn
- Repairs the outfield
- Repairs with turf, as a lawn
- Repairs with turf
- Replaces, as an outfield
- Replaces divots
- Replaces grass, maybe
- Makes a lawn
- Pieces of turf.
- The Who "Odds & ___"
- The Who "Odds and ___"
- The Who: "Odds and ___"
- Turfrs
- Turfs
- Supplies with turf
- They may cover a lot of ground
- They may get rolled out in spring
- Swards
- Starts a lawn
- Upgrades the lawn
Recent Usage of Poor blokes in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Poor blokes in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - March 4, 2001
- New York Times - Sept. 21, 2000
