Crossword Clue: Suffer deprivation
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Suffer deprivation"
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- ___ face
- ___ ground (regress)
- ___ one's shirt
- "___ the attitude!"
- _____ heart
- Be a consolation round candidate
- Be a runner-up
- Be an also-ran
- Be an unsuccessful gambler
- Be beaten
- Be behind when time runs out
- Be bested or worsted
- Be bested
- Be checkmated
- Be defeated
- Be deprived of
- Be on the short end
- Be outmatched
- Be outscored
- Be shut out.
- Be the also-ran
- Be unable to find
- Be unsuccessful
- Be vanquished
- Attain also-ran status
- Blow a game
- Blow, as a game
- Blow, as a lead
- Back the wrong horse
- Allman Bros. "Win, ___ or Draw"
- Allow to go out of sight
- Almost win
- Alternative to draw
- Alternative to win or draw
- Fall short
- Fall (to)
- "Born to ___" Social Distortion
- Bow (to)
- Hit the top in Tetris, e.g.
- Fare badly at the track
- Invest badly
- Earn 'consolation prizes'
- Earn some lovely parting gifts
- Eat dirt
- Bring up the field
- Bring up the rear
- Gamble badly
- Elude on purpose
- Elude
- Emulate a fabled hare
- Diet-ad verb
- Diet successfully
- Emulate the hare
- Finish fourth
- Finish in last place
- Finish last in a competition
- Finish last in a race
- Finish last, perhaps
- Finish last
- Finish out of the medals
- Finish second or last
- Finish second, perhaps
- Finish second
- Finish third
- End up in last place
- End up with a consolation prize
- End up with nothing
- Costello and Gehrig
- Disappoint one's fans
- Disappoint the coach, perhaps
- Engineer a tank
- Get beaten
- Get bested
- Get blitzed
- Get bluffed out, say
- Get checkmated
- Get defeated
- Get licked
- Get outscored
- Get rid of, so to speak
- Get rid of
- Get routed
- Get shellacked, say
- Get shellacked
- Get skunked
- Get the booby prize
- Get the highest score, in golf
- Get the short end
- Get the short straw
- Get trounced, say
- Get trounced
- Get upset, in a way
- Get whipped
- Get whupped
- Have a setback
- Have a straight to your opponent's flush, say
- Have fewer runs, say
- Ditch
- Have no luck at gambling
- "If I Ever ___ My Faith in You" Sting
- Eric Carmen "Make Me ___ Control"
- Give the slip to
- Give the slip
- Give up a walk-off homer, e.g.
- Give up
- Flub the game
- "Heads I win, tails you ___"
- Go bankrupt, in Monopoly
- Go down
- Go down in defeat
- Go down to defeat
- Go home empty-handed, say
- Go home empty-handed
- Don't prevail
- Don't win or tie
- Doors "Try now we can only __"
- Forfeit
- Cut out
- Draw the short straw, say
- Draw the short straw
- Draw the wrong straw
- Fail to conquer
- Fail to get the W, say
- Fail to keep track of
- Fail to keep
- Fail to maintain
- Fail to medal
- Fail to prevail
- Fail to win a medal
- Fail to win
- Fail
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- Drop a bundle, say
- Drop a game
- Drop a match
- Drop, as pounds
- Drop, as weight
- Drop in the stadium
- Drop
- Come in behind the others
- Come in last place
- Come in last
- Come in second
- Come in second?
- Come in second, e.g.
- Come in second in a two-person race
- Come in third
- Come in too late?
- Come out behind
- Come out second best
- Come up a second short
- Come up short
- "Rikki Don't ___ That Number"
- ''Rikki Don't ___ That Number''
- Place at the track
- Place, e.g.
- Outdistance
- Place last, say
- Outspeed handily
- Shake, as a detective
- Shake, as a police tail
- Shake, as a pursuer
- Shake, as a tail?
- Shake, as a tail
- Outwit, as a tail
- Shake, in a way
- Shake, in away
- Shake off, as a pursuer
- Shake off, as a shadow
- Shake off
- Shake, so to speak
- Shake
- Trail the field
- Shed
- "Win, ___ or Draw" (1987-1990 game show)
- Win, ___ or draw.
- Win at dieting
- Win on Weight Watchers?
- Qualify for the consolation round
- Kiss "Nothin' to ___"
- Succeed at dieting
- Succeed, dietwise
- Succeed in dieting
- Succeed on a diet
- Succeed with one's diet
- Suffer defeat
- Suffer deprivation
- Lionel Richie "Don't Wanna ___ You"
- Run out of lives in Super Mario Bros., for example
- Meet defeat
- Meet one's Waterloo
- Reach the Candy Castle last, in Candy Land
- Receive fewer votes
- Receive the booby prize
- Leave behind
- Leave far behind
- Leave in the dust
- Leave Vegas empty-handed
- Mislay — fail
- Mislay
- Misplace, as one's keys
- Misplace, as one's sunglasses
- Misplace
- Miss out on a prize
- Miss the blue ribbon
- Pete Yorn "___ You"
- Make a successful getaway from
- Opposite of win
- Not be victorious
- Not prove victorious
- Word before face or heart
- Word before "heart" or "touch"
- Word before "weight" or "time"
- Waste
- Watch an opponent walk-off?
- Surrender
- "Tails, you ___"
- Take a beating
- Take a dive
- Take a licking
- Take a shellacking
- Squander
- Take it on the chin, say
- Take it on the chin
- Take off, as weight
- Take the booby prize
- Underscore?
- Score the 3 in a 4-3 game
- Throw a fight, say
- Throw a walk-off homer, e.g.
- Throw, as a fight
- What most gamblers do
- Taste defeat
- What schlimazels usually do
- What you may do when you snooze?
- What you might do when you snooze?
- You might do it if you're behind
Recent Usage of Suffer deprivation in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Suffer deprivation" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Suffer deprivation in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - Feb. 9, 2017
- Washington Post - Nov. 22, 2016
- Washington Post - June 12, 2006
- Universal Crossword - July 16, 2004
- New York Times - March 22, 1997
