Crossword Clue: They're pressed for cash
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- 100 dispensers
- $20 bill dispensers: Abbr.
- $20 bill dispensers
- $20 bill-dispensing conveniences: Abbr.
- $20 bill providers, for short
- 20 devices?
- 20 dispensers
- 20 dispensers, briefly
- $20 dispensers
- 20 holders, briefly
- 20 places?
- 20 producers?
- 20 providers
- 20s containers
- $20s dispensers
- 20's dispensers, briefly
- 20's dispensers
- 20's locales
- 20's producers
- 20s sources
- 20's suppliers
- 24-hour cash dispensers: Abbr.
- 24-hour cash sources: Abbr.
- 24-hour conveniences, for short
- 24-hour conveniences
- 24-hr. bank conveniences
- 24-hr. banking conveniences
- 24-hr. banking spots
- 24-hr. cash conveniences
- 24-hr. cash devices
- 24-hr. cash dispensers
- 24-hr. cash sources
- 24-hr. conveniences
- 24-hr. money sources
- 24-hr. sources of twenties
- 24/7 bank devices
- 24/7 cash sources: Abbr.
- 24/7 conveniences
- 24/7 dispensers of 20s
- Bank adjuncts: abbr.
- Bank adjuncts
- Bank conveniences: Abbr.
- Bank conveniences
- Bank $$$ dispensers
- Bank features
- Bank foyer conveniences, for short
- Bank installations
- Bank lobby array
- Bank machines, for short
- Bank of America devices
- Bank offerings
- Bank tech
- Banking conveniences
- Banking devices with keypads and touch screens: Abbr.
- Banking machines, slangily
- Bank's cash dispensers: Abbr.
- A few will give you fifties
- Antarctica got its first two in 1998
- Anytime cash sources
- Accepters of deposits
- Bill containers, briefly
- Bill dispensers, familiarly
- Bill dispensers
- Bill distributors
- Bill issuers
- Bill passers?: abbr.
- Bill passers, briefly
- Bill passers
- Bill producers, briefly
- Bill producers
- Bill sources
- Author Beattie
- After-hours cash sources: Abbr.
- After-hours locales
- After-hours money dispensers: Abbr.
- After-hours money sources, for short
- Agents of change?
- Automated tellers, for short
- Air-pressure units: Abbr.
- Airport conveniences
- B of M and RBC machines
- All-hrs. banking devices
- All-hrs. cash sources
- All-hrs. conveniences, perhaps
- All-hrs. conveniences
- Balance providers, for short
- Balance providers
- Alternatives to tellers, briefly
- Always-open cash dispensers: Abbr.
- Date-night destinations, perhaps
- Date night destinations
- Free cash machines, but apparently only if you have a "bank account" that already has "money" in it
- Boxes providing balances, briefly
- "Fast cash" conveniences
- "Fast cash" sources: Abbr.
- Fast cash sources, briefly
- "Fast cash" sources
- $$$ holders
- Fast money sources
- Green boxes?
- Green dispensers
- "Hole-in-the-wall" establishments?
- Green machines?
- Certain hold-up sites
- Bread boxes?
- Bread dispensers
- Bread dispensers?
- Bread holders?
- Bread machines, for short?
- Bread machines?
- Bread producers
- Features of many drive-thrus
- Deposit sites
- Deposit spots
- Chase conveniences
- Chase devices
- Hotel amenities
- Hotel conveniences
- Hotel lobby conveniences: Abbr.
- Devices called "cashpoints" in the U.K.
- Devices for making withdrawals
- Devices full of notes
- Devices in casinos
- Devices requiring PINs
- Devices seen in casinos
- Devices that can perform simple bank transactions: Abbr.
- Devices that read checks
- Devices with bills
- Devices with chip readers, for short
- Devices with PIN pads
- Devices with security cameras
- Devices with shielded keypads
- Devices you can bank on, briefly
- Convenience fee chargers
- Convenience store conveniences
- Convenience-store conveniences
- Convenience-store dispensers
- Convenience store features
- Convenience store fixtures
- Convenience-store setups
- Convenience store sights
- Conveniences at many cash-only businesses
- Conveniences in many hotel lobbies: Abbr.
- Buck passers?
- Buck passers
- Buck-passing conveniences
- Emer. money sources
- Emergency cash sources
- Handy sources of cash
- Handy wallet fillers
- Dinero dispensers
- Items that let you make bank deposits without a teller: Abbr.
- Discover machinery
- Cabbage containers (abbr.)
- Cabbage dispensers?
- $$$ dispensers
- Dispensers introduced in 1969
- Dispensers of $20s: Abbr.
- Dispensers of 20s
- $ dispensers
- Five of them are hidden in this puzzle's longest answers
- Fixtures in every Vegas casino
- Equip. from NCR
- Ersatz bankers
- Dollar dispensers: Abbr.
- Dollar dispensers, briefly
- Dollar dispensers, for short
- Dollar dispensers that require a PIN: Abbr.
- Dollar dispensers
- Card-activated devices
- Help for the cash-strapped
- Help in maintaining cash flow, briefly
- Helps for short people, for short
- Dough containers
- Dough dispensers
- Dough dispensers (Abbr.)
- Dough dispensers, for short
- Dough dispensers?
- Dough processors
- Dough sources: Abbr.
- Dough suppliers
- Cash boxes
- Cash caches, briefly
- Cash caches
- Cash dispenser at RBC
- Cash dispensers
- Cash dispensers (abbr.)
- Cash dispensers: Abbr.
- Cash dispensers at banks: Abbr.
- Cash dispensers, for short
- Cash machines
- Cash points
- Cash providers (abbr.)
- Cash providers
- Cash sources that ask for your PIN: Abbr.
- Cash sources
- Cash-spewing devices
- Cash spitter-outers
- Cashpoints
- Casino cash dispensers
- Casino conveniences
- Casino features
- Casino fixtures
- Casinos' cash sources
- Drive-thru devices
- Drive-up bank conveniences
- Mall amenities
- Mall conveniences
- Mall fixtures
- Note passers?
- Note providers
- Where some people go through withdrawals?
- Notes come out of them
- Stop-offs before big dates, maybe
- Some banks have them
- Some bill collectors
- Where you might pay green fees?
- Keypad locales
- Some drive-thru features, briefly
- Some drive-thru features
- Some drive-thrus
- Many people bank on them
- Some give fives
- Place to get a transfer
- Push-button bankers
- Tourist stop conveniences
- Some NCR devices
- Places of withdrawal
- Places to check balances, briefly
- Places to check check transactions
- Places to check your balance
- Places to find jack in a box?
- Places to get $20s
- Places to get quick cash
- Places to get quick money, quickly
- Places to withdraw money without going into a bank: Abbr.
- Places where people have withdrawals?
- Planetary gases: Abbr.
- Visas may be needed to work them
- Quick cash conveniences
- Quick cash sources, initially
- Round-the-clock bank devices
- Withdrawal aids
- Withdrawal sites
- Shortage solvers
- Means to ease withdrawals
- Mechanical dispensers of money: Abbr.
- Wallet fillers, for many
- Popular dispensers: Abbr.
- RBC cash dispensers
- RBCcash dispensers
- NCR products
- Receipt-printing devices
- People hit them up for cash
- People want to receive bills from them
- People withdraw from them when they're short
- People withdraw from them
- People withdraw from these
- Night owls' cash sources
- Machines in hotel lobbies
- Machines taking PINs
- Machines that might offer "fast cash": Abbr.
- Pressure units: Abbr.
- Ones passing notes?
- Ones pressed for cash, briefly
- Modern mall features
- Money dispensers, briefly
- Money dispensers that require a PIN: Abbr.
- Money dispensers
- Money dispensers:Abbr.
- Money funds?
- Money machines
- Money machines, briefly
- Producers of 20s, first seen in the '60s
- PIN-activated devices
- PIN points?
- PIN points
- PIN prompters
- PIN requesters
- PIN seekers
- PIN spotters?
- PIN takers
- Sources of 20s
- Sources of after-hrs. cash
- Sources of cash
- Sources of fast cash
- Sources of immediate cash: Abbr.
- Sources of quick cash
- $$$ sources
- S. & L. conveniences
- They can fix shortages
- They can help if you have to withdraw
- They can print rcpts. with check images
- They churn out dough
- They dish out the dollars (abbr.)
- They give you your money's worth
- They may be drive-up: abbr.
- They may require a fee
- They offer 24-hr. banking
- Twenties dispensers
- Twenties providers
- Twenties suppliers
- Twenty places?
- Twenty somethings?
- Twenty suppliers
- They often offer "fast cash" withdrawals: Abbr.
- They pass the bucks
- They print receipts
- They rarely give ones
- They require PINs: Abbr.
- They require PINs
- They take deposits 24/7
- They take things into account
- They'll give you bills
- They'll help you get your balance
- They're filled with bills
- They're filled with dough
- They're good for a quick buck
- They're known for 10s and 20s, but not 30s
- They're known for passing notes, briefly
- They're loaded with cash
- They're often pressed for cash
- They're pressed for cash?
- They're pressed for cash, for short
- They're pressed for cash
- They're withdrawn from
- Things you may dispense with?
- Sites of withdrawals
- Spots where thieves might shoulder surf
- S&L amenities
- S&L cash dispensers
- S&L cash sources
- S&L conveniences
- S&L devices
- S&L dispensers
- S&L machines
- S&L services
- Stadium conveniences
- Scratch pads?
- Screen sites
- S&Ls' cash dispensers
- You can bank on them
- You get bills from them
- You might be recorded using them
- Security cam sites
- Self-service banking units
- Where balance is important
Recent Usage of They're pressed for cash in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used They're pressed for cash in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - Feb. 8, 2018
- Penny Dell Sunday - April 2, 2017
- WSJ Daily - Dec. 17, 2015
- Newsday - April 17, 2015
- Fireball Crosswords - Aug. 13, 2014
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 27, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 11, 2011
- Newsday - July 11, 2010
- USA Today - Dec. 3, 2008
- Universal Crossword - June 11, 2008
- NY Sun - April 29, 2008
- New York Times - April 23, 2000
