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opine
  • - give a view in operation in spain
  • - give a personal view
  • - Share a point of view
  • - Offer a view on pie mixture
  • - Voice one's viewpoint
  • - Express a personal belief
  • - Express a view having little work in Evans Head
  • - voice views
  • - Give a take
  • - Ring tree to express a view?
  • - State one's case or express a view
  • - Offer a viewpoint, say
  • - Take a stand on an issue
  • - Air a view
  • - State one's belief
  • - Express a belief
  • - Voice one's views
  • - Voice one's view
  • - Voice one's thoughts
  • - State a point of view
  • - Express, as a point of view
  • - Verbalize a hunch
  • - Offer up a viewpoint
  • - Hazard a guess, e.g.
  • - Voice your viewpoint
  • - Voice a thought
  • - Voice a belief
  • - Verbalize a hunch, e.g.
  • - Vaunt a viewpoint
  • - Think a thought
  • - State a viewpoint
  • - Sound off, in a way
  • - Share a position
  • - Present a view
  • - Present a perspective
  • - Hold a thought
  • - Have a viewpoint
  • - Express beliefs
  • - Express a notion
  • - Conjecture (about a tree?)
  • - Give a piece of one's mind
  • - Hazard a guess
  • - Take a stand?
  • - Share a view
  • - Offer a thought
  • - Share a stance
  • - Express a view
  • - State a position
  • - Venture a thought
  • - Put out a point
  • - State as one's belief
  • - Verbalize a view
  • - Voice a view
  • - Express a point of view
  • - Offer a viewpoint
  • - Post a comment on a political blog, say
  • - Give your views on a circular tree
  • - Venture a view
  • - Write a think piece, say
  • - Offer a view
  • - Vent a viewpoint
  • - State a view
  • - think of ring on tree
  • - Verbalize one's viewpoint, say
  • - mention old tree
  • - believe the work's key to be e
  • - Declare one's view that nothing should be placed on the Christmas tree?
  • - Have say in Co-op in Eltham
  • - Express point of view
  • - think an individual gets sanctimonious inside
  • - One punched by irrational figure, say
  • - Tell others your perspective
  • - believe the work to have key e major
  • - act the pundit
  • - Give your take
  • - Volunteer's drop in enthusiasm, mostly ignored
  • - Suppose it's nothing long
  • - suggest old tree
  • - tell people what you think
  • - Believe compliance is occasionally ignored
  • - weigh in, perhaps
  • - Suppose one will receive letter from Greeks
  • - Going around in the nip, openly intimate
  • - Offer one's views
  • - think of love and languish
  • - Give viewpoint of duck on fir tree
  • - Give your perspective
  • - Express one's opinion
  • - Venture from old wood
  • - have nothing and languish, yet have 5
  • - Fair amount of The Stones taken in by individual with sound off
  • - one keeps constant in air
  • - Share one's thought
  • - Express an idea
  • - State one's viewpoint
  • - State one's stance
  • - Write an editorial
  • - Wax philosophic
  • - Give one's views
  • - Allow as how
  • - Write an editorial, say
  • - Write an editorial, perhaps
  • - Write an editorial, e.g.
  • - Weigh in on the subject
  • - Verbally weigh in
  • - Vent one's view
  • - State one's views
  • - State as one's view
  • - State an idea
  • - Speculate, say
  • - Share views
  • - Present an idea
  • - Posit aloud
  • - Offer views
  • - Have your say
  • - Give one's view
  • - Get something off one's chest
  • - Get one's thoughts across
  • - Express views
  • - Express one's point of view
  • - Express one's opinion openly
  • - Chip in one's two cents, so to speak
  • - Express an opinion
  • - Throw out there
  • - Put in your two cents
  • - Have an idea
  • - Put one's two cents in
  • - Say one's piece
  • - State, as an opinion
  • - Presume
  • - Spout (off)
  • - Put your two cents in?
  • - Deem
  • - Surmise
  • - Hypothesize
  • - Reckon
  • - JUDGE
  • - Have one's say
  • - Suppose
  • - Contend verbally
  • - State one's case
  • - Weigh in
  • - Speak your mind
  • - Give one's viewpoint
  • - Say what's on your mind
  • - State one's view
  • - Add your two cents
  • - Give one's take
  • - Speak one's mind
  • - Speculate
  • - Express view in old wood
  • - Offer one's thoughts
  • - Express viewpoints
  • - Think aloud
  • - Pipe up
  • - Give one's two cents
  • - Long to join circle and express view
  • - Express one's ideas
  • - Share one's thoughts
  • - Speak your ideas
  • - Speak one's piece
  • - Express one's views
  • - Put in one's two cents
  • - Have say in teashop in Esher
  • - Conjecture
  • - Believe in nothing and waste away?
  • - Say what you think
  • - Air views
  • - Express opinion
  • - Offer one's two cents
  • - Offer an opinion
  • - Think out loud
  • - Express deep thoughts
  • - Add one's two cents
  • - Express thoughts
  • - Express your view
  • - Suggest
  • - Suggest old number for the bank to phone in the end
  • - Give takes
  • - Express one's thoughts
  • - Weigh in, say
  • - Consider love and feel longing
  • - State one's held view
  • - Share one's views
  • - Think overlong when torn in two?
  • - Express one's viewpoint
  • - Declare one's view
  • - Express one's view
  • - Throw out an idea
  • - Offer one's view
  • - Express views in shop, in error
  • - Chime in
  • - Present your slant
  • - State your views
  • - Editorialize
  • - State as one's opinion
  • - Editorialize verbally
  • - Extremely nice, after work, I suppose
  • - Make one's views known
  • - Speak out
  • - Declare nothing before deal
poor
  • - Far from rolling in dough
  • - "Rich Man, ........ Man"
  • - Not rich
  • - U-turn from rich
  • - A long way from wealthy
  • - Rich's opposite
  • - A long, long way from wealthy
  • - Far from the 1%
  • - Not at all rich
  • - U-turn from wealthy
  • - Opposite of rich
  • - Far from inspired
  • - Far from rich
  • - Far from wealthy
  • - Far from flush
  • - Kind of farm or house
  • - Kind of boy or box
  • - Kind of box or boy
  • - In a state with no capital?
  • - In ...... taste (tacky)
  • - Hurting, in a way
  • - Hood's beneficiaries, with "the"
  • - Having little money
  • - Hardly worth billions
  • - Financially needy
  • - Down-and-out, moneywise
  • - Devoid of dinero
  • - Deserving of a D, say
  • - Deserving an F, perhaps
  • - Deserving a D
  • - Churchmouse status
  • - Beneficiaries of Robin Hood
  • - Bad, on a survey scale
  • - Aspiring rocker, perhaps
  • - Adjective for Richard's Almanac
  • - Adjective for Richard
  • - A kind of house.
  • - "Willy and the ...... Boys" (CCR)
  • - "Willie and the ...... boys are playing, bring a nickel, tap your feet"
  • - "Give me your tired, your ...... ..." (words below the Statue of Liberty)
  • - "Give me your tired, your ...... ..." (Emma Lazarus)
  • - "Blessed are the ...... in spirit"
  • - "Alas! ...... Yorick"
  • - "...... Richard's Almanack" (Ben Franklin publication)
  • - "...... little solver, can't even figure out one little crossword clue."
  • - ...... Richard of Almanack fame
  • - ...... Clare (nun)
  • - .... Tax: $15 Monopoly fee
  • - Feeble, as an excuse
  • - Kind of boy
  • - Hardscrabble
  • - Standard's partner
  • - Not flush
  • - Unskilled
  • - Badly-off
  • - Flat broke
  • - Unconvincing, as an excuse
  • - In need
  • - Inept
  • - On one's uppers
  • - What "F" may mean
  • - Slipshod
  • - Third-class
  • - Meagre
  • - Very low-quality
  • - Low rating
  • - Flimsy, as an excuse
  • - Like some excuses
  • - Scant
  • - Deficient.
  • - Faulty
  • - Lacking sufficient funds
  • - Insufficient
  • - Scanty
  • - Richard ....
  • - Below par
  • - Inadequate
  • - Like a grade of D
  • - Unsatisfactory
  • - Barely passable
  • - Far below par
  • - Below average
  • - Of low quality
  • - Of low standard
  • - Zero-star
  • - Penniless pair keeping two ducks
  • - Describing a "D" grade
  • - Not good at all
  • - Far below fine
  • - "You ...... thing!"
  • - Like Richard of Almanack fame
  • - Well below the poverty line
  • - Both sides of the Polish Corridor is short of money
  • - Like a lame excuse
  • - Not satisfactory at all
  • - Impecunious
  • - Worthy of a D
  • - Rotten bounder back chasing power
  • - In desperate need of money
  • - Lame, as excuses go
  • - Penniless piano player finally gets rounds in
  • - D-worthy
  • - Promoters dismiss terms as sub-standard
  • - Lacking funds
  • - Meriting a 'D,' say
  • - Perpetually broke
  • - Extremely out of pocket
  • - Like the Clampetts, at first
  • - Like a D, gradewise
  • - Odd characters in photos are said to be pitiable
  • - Worth a D, say
  • - Having little money and few possessions
  • - Eligible for food stamps
  • - Have-nots, with 'the'
  • - Deserving a D or F
  • - Deserving one star, perhaps
  • - Needy
  • - Like those served by Robin Hood
  • - D
  • - Third-rate
  • - 'How ...... are they that have not patience!': Iago
  • - Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries
  • - Subpar
  • - Like the proverbial church mouse
  • - Worth a D, perhaps
  • - Worse than fair
  • - With very little in one's bank account
  • - Worth an F
  • - Needing much improvement
  • - Robin Hood's beneficiaries
  • - Adjective for the Cratchits
  • - Eligible for welfare, perhaps
  • - Having very little money
  • - Salvation Army beneficiaries
  • - Worth a "D"
  • - Worth one star, maybe
  • - Like a young Jay Gatsby
  • - Like a proverbial church mouse
  • - Shabby, as an excuse
  • - Lame, as an excuse
  • - Naval officer with men becomes mean
  • - Of inferior quality
  • - Hardly worth millions
  • - Not even fair
  • - Unfortunate
  • - Pathetic, as an excuse
  • - Pitiful
  • - Hapless
  • - Not well-done
  • - Below 71-Across
  • - Not up to snuff
  • - Quotation continues
  • - Not so hot
  • - Shoddy
  • - Substandard
  • - Low grade
  • - Lousy
  • - Lacking
  • - Pathetic
  • - In want
  • - Impoverished
  • - Down-and-out
  • - Indigent
  • - Destitute
  • - Poverty-stricken
  • - Penniless
  • - Underprivileged
  • - Lacking resources
  • - Hard up
  • - Disadvantaged
  • - Strapped
  • - Penurious
  • - Without means
  • - Broke
  • - Wanting
  • - Lame.
  • - Wretched
  • - Pretty bad
  • - Fifth-rate
  • - Low-quality
  • - "Not good"
  • - Meager
  • - Not so good
  • - Inferior.
  • - Paltry
  • - Unacceptable
  • - '...... bad!'
  • - Baby
  • - "You ___ thing!" ("Such a pity!")
  • - Small in worth
  • - Opposite of affluent
  • - "I'm just a ...... boy, I need no sympathy" ["Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric]
  • - "Aww, ... baby!"
  • - not very good at needing money
  • - Skint
  • - Reportedly a tiny hole is unacceptable
  • - unfortunate marsupial turned up behind piano
  • - ...... sport (postgame complainer)
  • - Not great
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