Crossword Clue: Poor, excuse-wise
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- __ duck
- ___ duck
- ___ duck (losing politician serving out a term)
- ___ duck president
- ___ duck (reelection loser)
- ___-duck session
- ___ duck session
- Barely believable
- An anagram for male
- ____ duck
- " . . . and the ___ walk": Matthew 11:5
- Beneath serious consideration
- Bad, like a "dad joke"
- "Boring!"
- Duck leader
- Duck of a kind
- Duck or brain
- Fancy fabric with metallic threads
- Fancy fabric
- Fancy gold cloth
- Fancy gold fabric
- Hobble
- Hobbled
- Hobbling, say
- Hobbling
- Brain or duck
- Decidedly uncool
- Decidedly unhip
- Certain brocaded fabric
- Certain duck
- Break a leg?
- Defeated incumbent
- Feeble, as an excuse
- Feeble, as excuses go
- Feeble
- Chanteuse's fabric
- Brocaded fabric
- Half-baked
- How some runners pull up
- Halt
- "How unfair and outrageous," to a teen
- Fine fabric
- Hamstring
- Hamstrung, e.g.
- Hamstrung
- Difficult to take seriously
- Handicapped, in a way
- Costly cloth
- Hard to believe, as an excuse
- Hard to believe, as excuses
- Hard to believe
- Hardly adequate
- Disabled
- Disabled, as a horse
- Hardly believable
- Hardly convincing
- Disco fabric
- Couturier's fabric
- Getting hardly any laughs
- Having a bum gam
- Ill composed
- Gimpy
- Flimsy, as an excuse
- Flimsy, as excuses go
- Flimsy, as excuses
- Flimsy
- Claudicant
- Implausible, as an excuse
- Implausible
- Cripple
- Crippled
- Evening gown fabric
- Evening-gown fabric
- Improbably concocted
- Glittery dress fabric
- Glittery evening-gown fabric
- Glittery fabric
- Glittery material
- Glitz in a gown
- Glitzy dress material
- Glitzy fabric
- Glitzy gown material
- Cloth of gold
- Cloth
- Excuse descriptor
- Footsore
- Inadequate
- Exhibiting a limp
- Gold ___ (metallic fabric)
- Gold ___
- Gold cloth
- Gold fabric, perhaps
- Gold fabric
- Golden fabric
- Formal fabric
- Ineffectual
- Inferior
- Dress material.
- Dress material for a ball
- Dressy fabric
- Fabric interwoven with metal threads
- Fabric used in sci-fi costumes
- Fabric with a glint
- Fabric with gold or silver threads
- Fabric with gold threads
- Fabric with metallic threads
- Fabric with ornamental threads
- Fabric with sheen
- Fabric with shiny threads
- Fabric woven with metallic threads
- Fabric
- Injured, as a leg
- Gown fabric
- Not up to standards
- Not very believable, as an excuse
- Not very believable, like an excuse
- Like Charley's horse?
- Like Chester of "Gunsmoke"
- Ornamental fabric
- Ornamental sparkler
- Ornate fabric
- Like flimsy excuses
- "That's so weak!"
- Like John Silver
- Like many excuses
- Some excuses
- Totally unbelievable
- Totally uncool
- Like one who limps
- Like poor excuses
- Like sad excuses
- Kind of brain or duck
- Kind of brain
- Kind of duck
- Kind of duck or brain
- Kind of duck or excuse
- Kind of duck?
- Kind of excuse
- Like some ducks?
- Like some ducks
- Like some e_cuses
- Like some excuses
- Shimmery fabric
- Shiny cloth
- Shiny fabric
- Shiny gold fabric
- Palinesque prefix before "stream"
- Sometimes-gold fabric
- Like uneventful show
- Like weak show
- Limping, say
- Limping
- Shoot in the foot?
- Quite uncool
- Suckworthy
- Sucky
- Wack
- Sorry
- Wake
- Woefully unimpressive
- Woefully weak, as an excuse
- Walking with a hitch
- Poor, as an excuse
- Poor, as excuses go
- Poor, as excuses
- Poor, excuse-wise
- On the disabled list
- Metallic cloth
- Metallic fabric
- Metallic material
- Really corny
- Needing a cane
- Needing crutches
- Pathetic, as an excuse
- Pathetic
- Mighty hard to believe
- Preposterous
- Pretty weak, as an excuse
- Pricey fabric
- Liberace fabric
- Not believable
- Not cool, informally
- Not cool
- Not even a little cool
- Not even slightly convincing
- Like a flimsy excuse
- Like a horse that can no longer be ridden
- Not hip?
- Like a poor excuse
- More than footsore
- Like a weak excuse
- Like a weak joke
- Like a woefully weak excuse
- Not really believable
- Rich fabric
- Rich material
- Like an unacceptably weak excuse
- Like an unconvincing excuse
- Like bad excuses
- Showy wear
- Word before duck or excuse
- Super weak, as an excuse
- Sparkly fabric
- Sparkly gold fabric
- Word with "brain" or "duck"
- Word with brain or duck
- Word with "duck" or "excuse"
- Weak and ineffectual
- Weak, as an effort
- Weak, as an excuse
- Weak, as excuses go
- Weak (excuse)
- Weak, excuse-wise
- Weak, like a "dad joke"
- Weak or insipid
- "Weak sauce, dude"
- Weak sauce
- Weak, unconvincing
- Weak
- Type of duck or excuse
- Type of duck
- Type of excuse or duck
- Type of excuse
- Unable to walk
- Unbelievable, as an excuse
- Unbelievable, say
- Square
- Unconvincing, as an excuse
- Unconvincing, as excuses go
- Unconvincing, as excuses
- Unconvincing, excuse-wise
- Unconvincing
- Unconvincingly feeble
- Uncool
- Uncool Unwritten Law song?
- Uneventful show
- Unfunny, as a joke
- Unimpressive, as an excuse
- Uninspired, as an effort
- Slinky material
- Unlikely, as excuses
- What some excuses are
- Unsatisfactory, as an excuse
- Unsatisfactory, as excuses
- Unsatisfactory
- "You can do better than that"
- Tired
- "You're going home at 9:00??"
- So very uncool
- Terse dismissal
Recent Usage of Poor, excuse-wise in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Nov. 15, 2015