Crossword Clue: Success-story starter, so to speak
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- -- to riches
- ___ to riches
- ___-to-riches story
- ___-to-riches
- ____ to riches
- _____ to riches
- "________ to Riches," Bennett hit
- Antecedent to riches
- Antipode of riches
- 'Before,' in an Alger story
- Before riches sometimes
- Beggar's duds
- Beggar's garb
- Beginning of an Alger title
- Beginning point of a story that ends in riches
- Attire for Tattered Tom
- Baby blankets, often, by high school
- Alger beginning
- Alger phrase beginning
- Alger starting points
- Alger's "before"
- Alger's 'before'
- Alien abduction trumpeters
- Dust cloths
- Dust movers
- Dust removers
- Dustcloths
- Dusters
- Dusting cloths
- Dusting needs
- Hobo attire
- Hobo's attire
- Companion of riches
- From __ to riches
- From ___ to riches
- "From ___ to riches"
- From ____ to riches
- Horatio Alger theme word
- Horatio Alger's 'before'
- Gamin's garb
- Garb for many a Dickens waif
- Half a poverty-to-wealth metaphor
- Humble beginnings, so to speak
- Humble origin, symbolically
- Dingy duds
- Dipstick wipers
- Costume for Imogene the "tramp."
- Counterpart of riches
- First step to riches?
- First these, then you get "to riches"
- Cinderella garb
- Cinderella's wear, at home
- Gets on one's case
- Clean-up cloths
- Cleaner's supply
- Cleaning aids
- Cleaning cloths
- Cleaning supplies
- Cleanup cloths
- Janitor's supply
- Criticizes, with "on"
- Impoverished state
- Glad __: party clothes
- Glad ___
- Cloth pieces
- Cloth scraps
- Cloth tatters
- Clothes, pre-riches
- Clothes that need to be replaced
- Clothing, colloquially
- Cloths for cleaning
- Cloths used for dusting
- Cloths used to collect dust
- Crusader Rabbit's sidekick
- Crusader Rabbit's tiger pal
- Car wash cache
- Car wash cloths
- Car wash gear
- Car wash supplies
- Car wash supply
- Car-washers' aids
- Forerunner of riches, maybe
- Joplin music
- Joplin numbers
- Joplin pieces
- Joplin works
- Joshes
- Extreme poverty
- Inexpensive cleaners
- Castaway's clothing
- Vagabond attire
- Vagabond's wear
- Vagrant's duds
- Rips (on)
- PJ Harvey "Plants and ___"
- Some cleaning supplies
- Torments
- Torn clothing
- Shabby clothing
- Shabby wear
- Kids
- Street urchin's attire
- Street urchin's clothing
- Robot dog in "Sleeper"
- "The Entertainer" and others
- Tramp's attire
- Stuggling band clothes
- Plays like Alexander's band
- Sometime forerunner to riches
- Shipment to a paper mill
- Shoddy clothing
- Wipers
- Paper ingredient.
- Paper-mill intake
- Success-story starter, so to speak
- Paper towel alternatives
- Shop cloths
- Rails at
- Mechanics' oily cloths
- Name for a fuzzy dog.
- Old clothes
- Lively piano pieces
- Lively piano tunes
- Old piano tunes
- Old towels, perhaps
- Ratty clothes
- Mendicant's garb
- One extreme of a Horatio Alger story
- Pauper apparel
- Pauper attire
- Pauper's attire
- Pauper's garb
- Pauper's wear
- Poverty, figuratively
- Poverty, in metaphor
- Poverty, metaphorically
- Poverty, so to speak
- Poverty symbol
- Poverty symbols
- Pre-riches, perhaps
- Pre-riches state?
- Precedent to riches
- Precursor of riches
- Precursor to riches, it's said
- Precursor to riches
- Prelude "to riches"
- Remnants
- No fancy threads
- Repurposed T-shirts, perhaps
- Maids supplies
- Maid's supply
- Opposite of riches
- Riches alternative
- Riches' antitheses
- Riches' antithesis, in a saying
- Riches' beginning
- Riches' companion
- Riches' counterpart
- Riches' opposite
- Riches' partner
- Riches predecessor
- Riches' predecessor
- These come before the riches
- They are sometimes glad
- They can lead "to riches"
- They come before the riches
- Sign of destitution
- Waterboys song that went to riches?
- They may precede riches
- Wear that's worn
- Symbol of penury
- Symbol of poverty
- Symbolic success story starter
- Symbols of poverty
- Syncopated pieces
- Syncopated songs
- Syncopated tunes
- Scandal sheets
- Tabloids, derogatorily
- Tabloids, to some
- Worthless cloths
- Skid row garb
- Threadbare clothing
- Threadbare or tattered clothing
- Threadbare threads
- Threads in shreds
- Sleazy newspapers
- Scott Joplin tunes
- Scott Joplin works
- Scott Joplin's legacy
- Unimpressive attire
- Scraps of cloth
- Scraps
- Tiger and others
- Tatterdemalion's attire
- Tatterdemallon's attire
- Tattered attire
- Tattered clothing, e.g.
- Tattered clothing
- Tattered cloths
- Tattered duds
- Tattered pieces of cloth
- Tattered T-shirts, perhaps
- Tattered tees
- Tattered threads
- Tattered Tom's raiment
- Tatters
- Tatty clothes
- Tatty cloths
- Tatty garb
- Unprosperous time, metaphorically
- Start of a Horatio Alger book
- Start of a Horatio Alger plan
- Start of a Horatio Alger plot
- Start of a Horatio Alger tale
- Small pieces of cloth (but can be glad)
- Teases a lot
- Teases mercilessly
- Teases, with "on"
- Teases
- What towels might become
- Starting point of a story where the ending point is, I guess, you're wearing riches
- State of poverty, metaphorically
- Used in paper making.
- Uses for worn-out T-shirts
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- Newsday - Oct. 18, 2009