Crossword Clue: Worthless
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Worthless"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Worthless:
- BASE
- BLUESKY
- BUM
- CRUMMY
- DROSSY
- DUD
- EMPTY
- FORTHEBIRDS
- IDLE
- INUTILE
- JUNKY
- NOCOUNT
- NOGOOD
- NOHELP
- NULL
- OFNOUSE
- OTIOSE
- PALTRY
- RUBBISHY
- UNUSABLE
- SLIM
- STRAW
- USELESS
- VAIN
- VILE
- SORRY
- TRASHY
Possibly related crossword clues for "Worthless"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Worthless:
- 10, for the decimal system
- __ pay
- ___ 10
- ___ on balls (walk, to an umpire)
- ___ on balls
- Barracks locale
- Barracks site
- Barracks spot
- Before the line
- Ace of ___ ("The Sign" band)
- Ace of ___
- Acid neutralizer
- Acid's counterpart
- Acid's opposite
- Army camp
- Army installation
- Army locale
- Army outpost
- Army post
- Army station
- Army supply center
- Army training area
- AFB part
- Air Force facility
- Air Force installation
- Air Force outpost
- "All your ___ are belong to us"
- Bag of diamonds?
- Bag of diamonds
- Ball diamond corner
- Ballfield feature
- Ballplayer's theft
- Bottom, foundation
- Bottom layer
- Bottom of a mountain
- Bottom of a pedestal
- Bottom of a statue
- Bottom support
- Bottom
- Command post
- Interest charged by the Bank of England to commercial banks
- Center of operations
- Centre of operations
- Certain diamond theft
- Company's home
- Home, for one
- Home is one, really
- Home is one, the rules state it
- Home is one
- Home plate, e.g.
- Home plate, for example
- Home plate, for one
- Home plate is one, officially
- Home port
- Groundwork
- Group of loyal followers, to a politician
- Fundamental principle
- It causes a bright pink reaction with phenolphthalein
- Depraved
- Fenway Park marker
- Either of two sides of a trapezoid
- Despicable
- It may be first, second or third in its field
- Contemptible
- It may be stolen in a park
- It may be stolen in parks across the country
- It may be stolen on a diamond
- It may be stolen while thousands look on
- It may be stolen
- It may react with an acid
- Diamond bag
- Diamond component?
- Diamond corner
- Diamond feature
- Diamond item
- Diamond point
- Diamond square
- Diamond theft
- Diamond theft?
- Diamond thief's target?
- It might be stolen on a diamond
- It turns litmus blue
- It turns litmus paper blue
- Core political support
- Core political supporters
- Corner of a ballpark's diamond
- Corner of a baseball diamond
- Corner of a diamond
- Cornerstone
- General area?
- General assembly place?
- General headquarters?
- Item often stolen yet left where it is
- Item stolen while a crowd watches
- First, for one
- First, in "Who's on First?"
- First layer of makeup
- Hard-core followers, in politics
- Cot spot
- First or home, e.g.
- First or home
- First or second, e.g.
- First or third
- First paint coat
- First, second or third
- First second or third
- First, second or third, at Fenway
- First, second, or third, in a ballpark
- First, second, or third, on a ball field
- First, second or third, on a diamond
- First, second, or third
- First, second, third, or home
- First, second, third or home
- It's frequently stolen
- It's halfway around a diamond
- It's high on the pH scale
- Dishonorable
- It's stolen without being removed
- Ignoble — HQ
- Ignoble
- Establish
- GI's home
- Camp Lejeune, e.g.
- Camp Pendleton, e.g.
- Camp Pendleton, for one
- Camp Swampy, for Beetle Bailey
- Camp Swampy, to Beetle Bailey
- Immoral
- Candidate's dedicated supporters
- Headquarters
- Evil
- Footing
- Henderson theft
- Infield bag
- Infield corner
- Infield feature
- Infield post
- Hide-and-seek spot
- Goodfellow, Tex., is one
- High pH compound
- High-pH compound
- High-pH substance
- Column part
- Found (on)
- Found
- Foundation.
- Foundation
- Sergeant's station
- Stolen diamond object
- The "5" of 5^2
- Stop on the way home?
- Where you're safe even if tagged
- Place for GIs
- Touch ___ with (speak to)
- Touch ___ with (talk to)
- Place to lead a private life?
- Kind of ball or pay
- Shameful — headquarters
- "Who's on first?" word
- Kind of coat
- Wicked
- Kind of metal
- Stronghold
- Kind of path or pay
- Kind of pay or path
- Object often stolen
- Pyramid bottom
- Pyramid part
- Vile
- The "hot corner" is one
- Something "stolen" during a ball game
- Shilo or Petawawa
- Plinth, for a pillar
- Plinth
- With ball, ourthird most popular pastime
- Triangle's bottom
- Vulgar
- Sordid
- Oft-stolen diamond item
- Oft-stolen object
- Mean and nasty
- Mean — military installation
- Mean-spirited
- Mean
- Point on a diamond
- Meanspirited
- Parris Island, e.g.
- Parris Island is one
- Police radio control room
- Part of a diamond?
- Litmus test substance
- Runner's goal
- Runner's objective
- Runner's place
- Runner's stop
- Soup starter
- Political group unlikely to be swayed
- Part of a pedestal
- Political supporters
- Politician's core support
- Politician's core supporters
- Politico's core support
- Politico's core supporters
- Part of a statue
- Part of a triangle's area formula
- Part of a trophy
- Part of AFB
- Locale for Who, What, or I Don't Know
- Location in a game of tag
- Naval facility
- Naval outpost
- Naval station
- Mess setting
- Position for Bud Abbott's Who or What
- One of an infield quartet
- Lead-in to line
- One of four on a diamond
- One of four
- Military center
- Military command center
- Military compound
- Pedestal
- Pedestal bottom
- Pedestal part
- Pedestal's bottom
- Military facility
- Military headquarters
- Military HQ
- Military installation
- Military operations center
- Military outpost
- Military post
- Military setting
- Military settlement
- Military site
- Military station
- Military training area
- Low-down
- Low in character
- Low
- Lowdown and dirty
- Lowdown
- Lowest support of a structure
- Lowly
- Machado's third?
- One's most ardent supporters
- Main ingredient
- Private area?
- Private dwelling?
- Private headquarters?
- Private home
- Private home?
- Private place?
- Private residence?
- Operating room?
- Operations center
- Resting place
- Not an acid
- Morally bankrupt
- Morally low
- Makeup layer
- Source of supplies
- Theft at Fenway Park
- Word before metal or instinct
- Word before pay or path
- Safari camp
- Safe place on a diamond
- Safe place
- Safe spot
- Supply station
- Supporting part
- Word with air or tax
- Word with "ball" or "board"
- Word with ball or board
- Word with line or path
- Two, for binary arithmetic
- Two, for binary
- Swiss city on the Rhine
- Site of a putout
- Spot for a slide
- Situate
- Tag haven
- Worthless
- Square on a diamond
- Unconcerned
- Stalwart political group
- Slider's goal
- Slider's target
- Scurrilous
- Sea of Tranquillity, for the Apollo 11 astronauts
- Unrefined
- Second or home
- Starting point
- Station
- Statue bottom
- Statue part
- Statue's bottom
- Statue's support
- You're safe standing on this
- You're safe when you're touching it in tag
- "You're way off ___!"
- When stolen, it stays in place
- Tennis-court line
- Where barracks are built
Recent Usage of Worthless in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Worthless" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Worthless in their crossword puzzles recently:
- The Guardian Quick - Sept. 26, 2020
- Universal Crossword - April 11, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Oct. 19, 2019
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - Sept. 29, 2019
- The Guardian Quick - June 12, 2019
- The Guardian Quick - Oct. 30, 2018
- The Guardian Quick - April 2, 2018
- Penny Dell - Jan. 7, 2018
- New York Times - March 5, 2017
- Penny Dell - July 7, 2016
- The Guardian Quick - May 6, 2016
- WSJ Saturday - Feb. 20, 2016
- Joseph - Dec. 2, 2015
- The Guardian Quick - March 16, 2015
- Washington Post Puzzler - Dec. 7, 2014
- Newsday - Sept. 14, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Aug. 19, 2014
- LA Times - March 28, 2013
- Washington Post - July 31, 2011
- Washington Post - July 30, 2011
