- - Farm worker, or a writer about love
- - Spanish-American day labourer or unskilled farm worker
- - Word from the Latin for 'foot soldier'
- - Humble fellow's scraps of tripe and onions
- - Latin American farm worker
- - Farm worker finds nothing in sty
- - Spanish-American farm worker
- - He's a nobody
- - Spanish word for the pawn in chess
- - Latin American farm labourer
- - He toils much for little
- - Bullfighter's attendant
- - Person losing heart as lowly farm worker
- - Unskilled farm laborer
- - Poor farmer -- ready for business, but nothing's shifting
- - Many a cube farm worker
- - V.I.P.'s opposite
- - Mighty boss's opposite
- - Serf's kin
- - Worker who probably isn't paid enough
- - cog in the corporate machine
- - take up the pen and make a circle if you're only a day-labourer
- - Laborer who does menial work
- - President loses heart to Spanish labourer
- - worker without many rights
- - Spanish American labourer
- - low figure on an organizational chart
- - day-labourer
- - Low-wage worker
- - Peasant(Used today)
- - Mexican laborer
- - Mexican muzhik
- - Latin laborer
- - Indian foot soldier
- - Tampico toiler
- - Mexican worker
- - Foot soldier, in India
- - Worker south of the border.
- - Underappreciated laborer
- - The Mexican peasant.
- - Taxco toiler
- - Spanish worker
- - Spanish esne
- - Sonora laborer
- - Rancho worker
- - Person of no significance
- - Oaxaca laborer
- - Mexican day laborer
- - Low-skilled worker
- - Literally everybody at the office beneath me
- - León laborer
- - Laborer south of the border
- - Indian messenger
- - Indebted laborer
- - Fiesta lover
- - Drudge, in Honduras
- - Chess pawn, in Cádiz
- - Calcutta cop
- - Low-level worker
- - Little worker
- - Labourer
- - Office drone
- - Underling
- - Exploited worker
- - .......... worker
- - Office aide
- - Mexican hand
- - Lowly worker
- - Low-level laborer
- - Office underling
- - Lowly laborer
- - One doing menial work
- - Menial worker
- - Lowly chess piece, in Spain
- - Peasant
- - Menial laborer
- - Laborer of menial work
- - Hacienda drudge
- - Office drudge
- - Working stiff
- - Exploited laborer
- - Low laborer
- - McJob doer, e.g
- - McJob worker
- - Lowly assistant
- - Serf
- - Menial type
- - Holder of a low-paying job
- - Menial toiler
- - McJob holder
- - Barely paid labor
- - Low-paid laborer
- - Exploited field worker
- - Hireling
- - Menial employee
- - Unpaid intern, jocularly
- - Grunt
- - Laborer
- - Drudgery doer
- - Servant or serf relative
- - Latin American laborer
- - Unskilled working stiff
- - Common laborer
- - Feudal drudge
- - Subservient servant
- - Low hand
- - Unskilled worker
- - Indentured servant
- - Lowly toiler
- - Lowly type
- - Unappreciated worker
- - Cog, so to speak
- - Unskilled laborer
- - Worker hardly making a living wage
- - Hacienda hand, perhaps
- - Wage slave
- - Working-class member
- - Drudge of old
- - Gofer
- - Lowly farmhand
- - Menial
- - Nobody
- - Agricultural worker
- - One doing hard labor
- - McJob doer
- - Low jack?
- - Flunky
- - Menial farmhand
- - Working drudge
- - Lowly sort
- - Mere drudge
- - McJob performer
- - Under hand?
- - Unenviable hand
- - Gofer "broken" in 86-Across
- - Underhand?
- - Low man on the totem pole
- - Peasant worker
- - Field worker
- - Hacienda hand
- - Laborer in Latin America
- - Feudal serf, e.g.
- - Day laborer
- - Mexican slave, e.g.
- - Toiler
- - Dogsbody, so to speak
- - Hacienda hand, maybe
- - Laborer doing menial work
- - Feudal serf
- - Laredo lackey
- - Rancho hand
- - One of low social status
- - Workhorse
- - Hacienda worker
- - Afflictions
- - Drudge ......
- - Office assistant
- - Lowly one
- - Drone
- - Weakest chess piece, in Spanish
- - person in labor
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