Crossword Clue: Worn-out steed
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- Andy Capp's wife, often
- Be a carper
- Be a harpy
- Be a henpecker
- Be a pain
- Be a pest
- Be a shrew
- Be a shrewish wife
- Annoy by persistent faultfinding
- Annoy constantly
- Annoy no end
- Annoy with constant reminders
- Annoy
- Annoyer
- Be overly persistent
- Be persistently worrisome
- Be too persistent
- Beaten-down horse
- Berate regularly
- Act like a shrew
- Act like Mrs. Mitty
- Act shrewish
- Act the shrew
- Bettor's interest, perhaps
- Bettor's interest
- Ask "Can I?" repeatedly, say
- Bitch and moan
- Back seat driver, e.g.
- Back-seat driver, e.g.
- Backseat driver, e.g.
- Bad choice at the betting window
- Badger endlessly
- Badger, in a way
- Badger or hound
- Badger repeatedly
- Bangtail
- Bother a lot
- Bother, in a way
- Bother. Incessantly.
- Bother incessantly
- Bother nonstop
- Bother persistently
- Bother with reminders
- Bother
- Farm animal
- Inveterate faultfinder
- Decrepit horse
- Irritate
- Faultfinder
- Complain chronically
- Complain, complain
- Complain, complain, complain
- Complain constantly
- Complain incessantly
- Complain
- Complainer who won't quit
- Gripe constantly
- Gripe repeatedly
- Grouse like a spouse
- Derby winner ... not!
- Fuss
- Horse at the track
- Horse — badger
- Horse of indifferent spirit.
- Horse put out to pasture, maybe
- Horse that's past its prime
- Horse that's seen better days
- Horse unlikely to win a race
- Horse with no horsepower
- Horse
- Gadfly
- Consistently pester
- Constant complainer
- Constant critic
- Constant faultfinder
- Constant reminder to do everything
- Constantly criticize
- Constantly find fault with
- Constantly find fault
- Constantly remind
- Broken-down horse
- Broken-down thoroughbred
- Habitual complainer
- Hackney
- Browbeat
- Hound about trivial things
- Hound and badger
- Hound and pester
- Hound or badger
- Hound
- It might beat a dead horse, but not much else
- Bug, in a way
- Bug
- Find fault constantly
- Find fault incessantly
- Find fault often
- Find fault persistently
- Find fault to a fault
- Find fault with on petty grounds
- Find fault
- Emulate Mrs. Mitty
- Emulate Xanthippe
- Gee-gee
- Chivvy
- Humble horse
- Harass verbally
- Harass
- Endless faultfinder
- Chronic complainer
- Chronic critic
- Chronic faultfinder
- Discharged charger?
- Harp
- Harp at endlessly
- Harp on
- Harpy
- Harridan
- Harry
- County-fair racer
- Has-been among horses
- Has-been horse
- Fishwife's cousin
- Get on someone's case
- Distress, with "at"
- Equine elder
- Equine has-been
- Equine loser
- Crab
- Do needling
- Do some henpecking
- Do some needlework?
- Jade
- Dobbin
- "Camptown Races" winner
- Critic who won't quit
- Criticize nonstop
- Glue-factory candidate
- Don't allow to forget
- Don't bet on it
- Hector
- Henpeck, in a way
- Henpeck
- Carp
- Carp at
- Carp at continually
- Carp at repeatedly
- Carp, carp, carp
- Carp constantly
- Carp repeatedly
- Carper
- Inferior horse
- Inferior race horse
- Hialeah has-been
- Ride
- Riding pony
- Not the swiftest horse
- Keep after
- Keep bugging
- Keep from forgetting, perhaps
- Keep pestering
- Keep reminding and reminding
- Torment with trivial tirades
- Torment
- Whiner
- Nudge
- Verb often said three times in a row
- Verbal bother
- Over-the-hill horse
- Over-the-hill mount
- Very old paint, e.g.
- Overworked horse
- Plague
- Vex
- Track pick, informally
- Track runner, to a tout
- Paddock has-been
- Plater
- Virago
- Subject of a tipster's tip
- Likely 100-1 shot
- Likely long shot
- Rosinante e.g.
- Rosinante, for one
- Plug
- The Old Gray Mare for example
- The old gray mare, perhaps
- Offer too many reminders
- Racehorse, slangily
- Racehorse, to a bettor
- Racehorse, to a tout
- Kvetch constantly
- Kvetch
- Racing has-been
- Poke with a lot of needles?
- Raggedy horse
- Run-down horse
- Old bay, maybe
- Old chestnut?
- Old chestnut, e.g.
- Old chestnut
- Walter Mitty's wife, e.g.
- Old gray mare, e.g.
- Old gray mare, perhaps
- Old gray mare, say
- Old grey mare, e.g.
- Old horse
- Old horse or ex-wife?
- Old mount
- Old or over-worked horse
- Old overworked horse
- Pony
- Old, run-down horse
- Old, worn-out horse, informally
- Re-re-re-remind?
- Re-re-re-remind
- Long shot at the track
- Really get on
- Needle
- Peck at
- Mimic Xanthippe
- Relentless faultfinder
- Remind again and again
- Remind and remind and remind
- Remind annoyingly
- Remind constantly
- Remind endlessly
- Remind incessantly
- Remind much too often
- Remind nonstop
- Remind over and over again
- Remind over and over
- Remind persistently
- Remind repeatedly
- Remind too much
- Remind too often
- Perpetually pester
- Persist, as an injury
- One who Will. Not. Drop. It.
- Persistently annoy
- Persistently pester
- No Derby winner
- Prey on one's mind
- Repeatedly bother
- No thoroughbred
- Pester a lot
- Pester constantly
- Pester continuously
- Pester incessantly
- Pester no end
- Pester over and over again
- Pester persistently
- Pester relentlessly
- Pester to no end
- Pester unmercifully
- Pester with a honey do list
- Pester
- Pesterer
- Noodge
- Pick at
- Pick on
- Pick pick pick
- Pick, pick, pick
- Not just nudge
- Not much of a racehorse
- Pill
- Rickety horse
- Ride and ride and ride
- Ride, and then some
- Ride hard
- Ride, in two different senses
- Ride mercilessly
- Ride often
- Shrew
- Say "Do this," "Do that" ... blah, blah, blah
- Say "Take out the garbage" again and again, maybe
- Worn-out horse
- Worn-out steed
- Worry persistently
- Worry
- Worthless horse
- "Take out the trash," repeatedly
- Scold constantly
- Scold over and over
- Scold persistently
- Scold repeatedly
- Scold
- Stable oldster
- Stable retiree
- What agent does when you blow a deadline
- Scraggly horse
- Xanthippe
- Xanthippe, e.g.
- Xanthippe sort
- Slow horse
- Slow-moving bay, say
- Slow race horse: Slang
- Slowpoke at the track
- Unlikely derby winner
- Unlikely Grand National winner
- Unlikely race favorite
- Unlikely race winner
- Unlikely racehorse
- Unlikely stakes race winner
- Small horse.
- Tired old horse
- Tired old trotter
- Tiresome sort
- Stay on one's case
- When repeated, spouse's complaint
- When said three times, comment of annoyance
- When tripled, a comment of annoyance
- Termagant
Recent Usage of Worn-out steed in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 23, 1986
