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alas
  • - hamlet's "oh no!"
  • - Oh man quaintly
  • - "Oh, dear"(Used today)
  • - "Oh, what a world!"
  • - Unfortunately grabbed by dental assistant
  • - "sadly, 'tis not to be"
  • - Sorrowful exclamation echoed by a girl
  • - "..., poor Yorick!": Shak.
  • - ...., poor Yorick
  • - Most of all when succeeding, unfortunately
  • - 'That's most unfortunate'
  • - Melancholy sigh
  • - Unfortunately a final ended early
  • - A girl's incomplete expression of regret
  • - A girl is too short, sad to say
  • - Sadly, a girl loses her last son
  • - Regrettably, American girl's lost one son
  • - '......, poor Yorick', quotation from Hamlet
  • - "... the day!" (exclamation from "Twelfth Night")
  • - "Such a pity" cry
  • - "It wasn't to be"
  • - Celebrations not beginning, sadly
  • - Alack the day!
  • - Lamentable remark
  • - "welp ..."
  • - old-fashioned "dammit"
  • - Unfortunately raised in Faisalabad
  • - Taking most of the salad back with a regretful expression
  • - Cest la vie
  • - Woeful cry from a girl snubbed
  • - A young girl's in hearing, I'm sorry to say
  • - start of a plaint
  • - "it's a shame, but ..."
  • - An expression of regret in the general assembly
  • - A girl scratching back sadly
  • - Griever's expression
  • - a girl isn't finished, sadly
  • - "Alackaday!"
  • - Unfortunately! (arch)
  • - formal "it be like that sometimes"
  • - "Too bad for little old me"
  • - "What terrible news!," in quaint language
  • - Unfortunately raised in Crossalaght
  • - Lead-in to some regrets
  • - A young woman has had bottom pinched, sadly
  • - "Such an unfortunate situation!"
  • - unfortunately false name lacks one
  • - by bad luck; used to express unhappiness, pity, or concern
  • - Quaint expression of pity
  • - Uneven railways removed, sadly
  • - "...., i am not coop'd here for defence!": shak.
  • - Hamlet's expression
  • - Melodramatic cry of dismay
  • - "Too bad for me, the old poet"
  • - "... poor Romeo!": Shak.
  • - "‘Tis a bummer"
  • - "How unfortunate!" old-style
  • - Melodramatic shout
  • - Expression of lament
  • - "That's really too bad"
  • - Where a cobbler may be, missing Times unfortunately
  • - woeful cry from a girl, we hear
  • - "it was not to be" preceder
  • - ...but what it cannot do?
  • - "what a crying shame!"
  • - Lamenting word
  • - Regrettably, a girl can only be heard
  • - "Too bad for me," in 1729
  • - Henry Howard's "..., so all things now do hold their peace"
  • - Central Asian expression of sadness
  • - "What a shame!", as Shakespeare would write it
  • - Railways suffering regular cuts unfortunately
  • - cry of sorrow, back in the day
  • - "Woe is me!" exclamation
  • - Unfortunately raised in Los Alamos
  • - Quaint I have sad news …
  • - Area final curtailed, sadly
  • - woeful cry on stage
  • - Lamentation word
  • - Dear me! (arch)
  • - Quaint expression of regret
  • - 'It's too bad,' old-style
  • - Liberal placed in sober group ultimately drinks, regrettably
  • - "Woe to us!"
  • - "That's a real shame"
  • - some of the political assassinations, unfortunately
  • - Quaint expression of disappointment
  • - Exclamation after a sigh
  • - "Sorry to say, but ..."
  • - Word with a sigh
  • - Assumed name lacks heart, unfortunately
  • - " 'tis unfortunate"
  • - sadly, to the bard
  • - unfortunately needing a contribution from local associations
  • - "How disappointing!"
  • - Wistful word
  • - End of a Stein line
  • - Cry of sorrow
  • - Word for Yorick
  • - Sighed cry
  • - Sad cry
  • - Alack's partner
  • - Cry for what might have been
  • - Commiserator's word
  • - "Sustineo ......," U.S.A.F. motto
  • - Theatrical lament
  • - Shakespearean "Bummer!"
  • - Lackaday!
  • - Regretful word
  • - Expression of pity
  • - Word of lament
  • - Sorrowful word
  • - Ruer's word
  • - Dignified "shucks!"
  • - Opposite of "Hooray!"
  • - Word that's dramatically sighed
  • - Word of resignation
  • - Woeful sigh
  • - Sound of sorrow
  • - Lamenting cry
  • - Lament for Yorick
  • - Despondent comment
  • - Word wailed in woe
  • - Word of pity
  • - Word meaning "That's too bad"
  • - Word for poor Yorick
  • - Start of a phrase of regret
  • - Sigher's word
  • - Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
  • - Resigned remark
  • - Interjection of dejection
  • - Exclamation of woe
  • - Exclamation of regret
  • - Alack partner
  • - "...... and alack!" (old exclamation)
  • - Worrier's word
  • - Word after a loss
  • - Sighing word
  • - Sad comment
  • - Poetic sigh
  • - Hamlet's lament
  • - First word of "Greensleeves"
  • - Cry said with a sigh
  • - "...., poor Yorick!": Hamlet
  • - Worry word
  • - Word of grief
  • - Word of despair
  • - Word from the weary
  • - Word following a sigh
  • - Woeful comment
  • - Troubled word
  • - Sighed interjection
  • - Sighed comment
  • - Sigh of resignation
  • - Sigh of regret
  • - Sigh of pity
  • - Sigh for Yorick
  • - Sad statement
  • - Rejected suitor's word, perhaps
  • - Poor Yorick's word
  • - Melodramatic remark
  • - Melodramatic moan
  • - Lament for "poor Yorick"
  • - It's said pitifully
  • - How Dumbledore would say "Sadly ..."
  • - Hamlet lament
  • - Forlorn cry
  • - Expression of unhappiness
  • - Expression of resignation
  • - Dramatic wail
  • - Cry of pity
  • - Cry for "poor Yorick"
  • - Cry after failing
  • - "Twas not to be" preceder
  • - "For pity's sake!"
  • - "Ah, those were the days"
  • - "......, poor Yorick!" (line from "Hamlet")
  • - Word to a skull, mayhaps?
  • - Word sometimes said with a tear
  • - Word of distress
  • - Word of concern
  • - Word from the woebegone
  • - Word expressing pity
  • - Woeful interjection
  • - Woe word
  • - Woe betide
  • - Sympathetic word
  • - Start of a sad tale
  • - Sorrowful utterance
  • - Sorrowful interjection
  • - Sigh of woe
  • - Sigh of sorrow
  • - Sad exclamation
  • - Sad disyllable
  • - Sad commentary
  • - Rueful utterance
  • - Rueful sigh
  • - Remark re Yorick
  • - Reaction re Yorick
  • - Prelude to bad news
  • - Poet's plaint
  • - Pitying cry
  • - Pitiful exclamation
  • - Old-world word of woe
  • - Old-style "Bummer!"
  • - Lamenter's comment
  • - Exclamation of grief
  • - End of a well-known Stein line
  • - Dramatically sighed word
  • - Despairing utterance
  • - Cry of the sorrowful
gas
  • - Neon or helium, eg
  • - Butane, eg
  • - Swell time
  • - Awesome time
  • - Juice
  • - Oomph
  • - Hoot?
  • - Fuel for the fire
  • - ...... rap
  • - X
  • - Heat source
  • - Corner
  • - Highway sign
  • - Tire filler
  • - Balloon filler
  • - Filling station filler
  • - Energy source
  • - Fossil fuel
  • - Furnace fuel
  • - Auto fill
  • - Home heating option
  • - Vapour
  • - Driving need
  • - Station
  • - Road sign
  • - "Step on it!"
  • - Energy
  • - -
  • - Fuel for a non-electric vehicle
  • - Form of matter
  • - Possibly noxious stuff occasionally leaking from Gdansk?
  • - Petro-Canada purchase
  • - "Fill ‘er up!" buy
  • - Hybrid cars use less of it than usual
  • - Fuel for some hot-water heaters
  • - Oxygen or methane, e.g.
  • - Empty talk or bombast
  • - Service station staple
  • - flabbergasted, partly by the 'chat'
  • - Fuel pumped at a station
  • - what a solid becomes in sublimation
  • - petrol in the 18 across
  • - air-like substance
  • - Oxygen or nitrogen, for example
  • - Cook's fuel, maybe
  • - Purchase for a road trip
  • - empty talk inf
  • - Fuel that hybrid car owners buy less of
  • - What drivers in New Jersey can't legally get on their own
  • - Xenon or argon
  • - Purchase at a Chevron station
  • - Talk about fuel
  • - you need to be fitter to install this
  • - Fuel slump returns
  • - It can come from coal or smouldering ashes
  • - Fuel from a station
  • - Hydrogen or nitrogen, for example
  • - Steam, e.g
  • - Station fill
  • - fuel for a tank
  • - Truck fuel
  • - Bad thing to run out of in the middle of nowhere
  • - Neon is a noble one
  • - Good as can be for cooking
  • - Power source for some cars
  • - mini mover
  • - Alternative to electric, in terms of stoves
halves
  • - Two of these makes a whole
  • - it takes two to make one
  • - Two make a whole
  • - Divides in two
  • - Divides into two equal pieces
  • - Splits into two equal pieces
  • - One has two
  • - Periods of a football game.
  • - Cuts in two
  • - Two, for one
  • - Two equally divided parts
  • - thorough people don't do things by these
  • - Small beers?
  • - Sports periods
  • - Shares equally
  • - Grapefruit servings
  • - Perfect splits
  • - Equal splits
  • - Bisects
  • - Cuts by 50%
  • - Grapefruit sections
  • - Even splits
  • - Partners' shares, perhaps
  • - Bisector's result
  • - Game periods
  • - Playing periods.
  • - Divides evenly
  • - They come in pairs.
  • - Game divisions
  • - Divides
  • - Match parts
  • - 50 Cent pieces?
arches
  • - Golden McDonald's symbols
  • - forms a curve, as with one's back
  • - McDonald's trademark
  • - McDonald's emblem
  • - Golden things of fast food
  • - McDonald's symbols
  • - McDonald's logo
  • - McDonald's sign pair
  • - McDonald's golden symbol
  • - Some are golden, others fallen
  • - Symbol of McDonald's
  • - Golden logo
  • - McDonald's symbol
  • - Fast food symbols
  • - McDonald's are golden
  • - London's Marble and Admiralty
  • - buildings in march, especially
  • - bends the back for vaulting
  • - National park with Devils Garden
  • - part of the feet
  • - bends the back and vaults!
  • - Parallel park #3 (Utah)
  • - Curved shapes in pollarded trees
  • - sign of big macs
  • - Vaults, curved structures
  • - a catholic - he is creating curved structures
  • - Feet parts
  • - Curved spans
  • - Bridge features
  • - Curved parts of feet
  • - Viaduct features
  • - Curves over openings
  • - Features of Gothic windows
  • - Curved entryways
  • - Pointed features of Gothic-style buildings
  • - Podiatrist concerns
  • - Bridges in border area defaced
  • - Parts of feet
  • - Some have keystones
  • - Bends
  • - Bends over backward
  • - Desert landforms
  • - St. Louis and Paris features
  • - Shoe parts
  • - Ogees, e.g.
  • - Podiatric concern
  • - Curved foot parts
  • - National park near Moab, Utah
  • - Formal entryways
  • - Pedal parts
  • - Bends backward
  • - Fallen features
  • - Dam constructions
  • - Some have fallen
  • - Ogee and ogive
  • - Ornamental structures.
  • - Monuments.
  • - Fallen .......
  • - Decorative structures.
  • - Curved structures.
  • - Certain monuments.
  • - Found in Washington Square, Champs Elysées, and Hyde Park.
  • - Triumphal structures.
  • - Structural members.
  • - Foot supports
  • - Vault features
  • - Curves
  • - National park in Utah
  • - Utah national park
  • - National park
  • - Spans
  • - Foot parts
  • - Foot features
  • - Vaults to mix chaser
  • - Raises eyebrows
  • - Rainbow-shaped structures
vitus
  • - .. Bering, Danish explorer who mapped the Russian far east
  • - Saint of the dance
  • - Saint given a new suit at the civic centre
  • - Explorer Bering
  • - Danish navigator Bering
  • - Danish explorer Bering
  • - saintly victor given a new suit
  • - St. .......... (third-century child-martyr)
  • - Saint of dancers
  • - Saint (with a pathological dance)
  • - Patron saint of dancers and actors
  • - Patron saint of dancers
  • - Patron saint of comedians
  • - One of saintdom's Fourteen Holy Helpers
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