➠ Words with r

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  • - Many Scott Joplin compositions
  • - Scott Joplin pieces possibly leading to riches
  • - Scott Joplin compositions
  • - Scott Joplin's legacy
  • - Scott Joplin tunes
  • - Joplin works
  • - Scott Joplin works
  • - Joplin pieces
  • - Joplin numbers
  • - Joplin music
  • - Leaders of radical avant garde slated in tabloids?
  • - starting point for riches?
  • - Urchin's clothes?
  • - old pieces of cloth
  • - incessantly teases, with "on"
  • - Musical compositions in tatters
  • - Cleaner's cloths
  • - goads lead to scraps
  • - waste scraps of cloth
  • - Old T-shirts maybe
  • - Extremely cheap cleaning cloths
  • - Starting point for many an inspiring tale
  • - students' disorderly clothing?
  • - scraps the college celebrations
  • - Teases bits of old cloth
  • - Remnants of clothing
  • - Riches origin?
  • - old shabby clothing
  • - What one gives to Rich's partner on the scrapheap?
  • - Tattered clothes
  • - Cleaning crew's supply
  • - ... to riches (journey from poverty to wealth)
  • - Clothes in tatters
  • - junky pubs
  • - pieces of cloth
  • - Old, dingy pieces of cloth
  • - Cloths for spills
  • - Dipstick wipers
  • - Alger's 'before'
  • - Tattered threads
  • - ...... to riches
  • - Car wash supply
  • - Tattered attire
  • - Riches' opposite
  • - Dust movers
  • - Tattered clothing
  • - Riches alternative
  • - Lively piano tunes
  • - Hobo attire
  • - Tattered duds
  • - Shipment to a paper mill
  • - "The Entertainer" and others
  • - Unprosperous time, metaphorically
  • - Threads in shreds
  • - Threadbare or tattered clothing
  • - Threadbare clothing
  • - Syncopated songs
  • - State of poverty, metaphorically
  • - Start of a Horatio Alger plot
  • - Riches' predecessor
  • - Poverty symbol
  • - Pauper's wear
  • - Paper towel alternatives
  • - Cloth tatters
  • - Cleanup cloths
  • - Castaway's clothing
  • - Car wash supplies
  • - Car wash cache
  • - 'Before,' in an Alger story
  • - Vagrant's duds
  • - Vagabond attire
  • - Tramp's attire
  • - Teases, with "on"
  • - Tatty garb
  • - Tattered clothing, e.g.
  • - Start of a Horatio Alger tale
  • - Some cleaning supplies
  • - Scandal sheets
  • - Riches' partner
  • - Pre-riches state?
  • - Poverty, figuratively
  • - No fancy threads
  • - Maid's supply
  • - Humble origin, symbolically
  • - Dust removers
  • - Dust cloths
  • - Dingy duds
  • - Counterpart of riches
  • - Companion of riches
  • - Cloths used for dusting
  • - Alien abduction trumpeters
  • - Alger phrase beginning
  • - Alger beginning
  • - Worthless cloths
  • - Wear that's worn
  • - Waterboys song that went to riches?
  • - Vagabond's wear
  • - Uses for worn-out T-shirts
  • - Used in paper making.
  • - Unimpressive attire
  • - Tiger and others
  • - Threadbare threads
  • - They may precede riches
  • - They come before the riches
  • - They can lead "to riches"
  • - They are sometimes glad
  • - These come before the riches
  • - Teases a lot
  • - Tatty cloths
  • - Tatty clothes
  • - Tattered Tom's raiment
  • - Tattered tees
  • - Tattered T-shirts, perhaps
  • - Tattered pieces of cloth
  • - Tattered cloths
  • - Tatterdemallon's attire
  • - Tatterdemalion's attire
  • - Tabloids, to some
  • - Tabloids, derogatorily
  • - Syncopated tunes
  • - Symbol of penury
  • - Success-story starter, so to speak
  • - Stuggling band clothes
  • - Street urchin's clothing
  • - Street urchin's attire
  • - Starting point of a story where the ending point is, I guess, you're wearing riches
  • - Start of a Horatio Alger plan
  • - Start of a Horatio Alger book
  • - Sometime forerunner to riches
  • - Small pieces of cloth (but can be glad)
  • - Sleazy newspapers
  • - Skid row garb
  • - Sign of destitution
  • - Shop cloths
  • - Shoddy clothing
  • - Shabby wear
  • - Robot dog in "Sleeper"
  • - Rips (on)
  • - Riches' companion
  • - Riches' beginning
  • - Riches' antithesis, in a saying
  • - Riches' antitheses
  • - Repurposed T-shirts, perhaps
  • - Ratty clothes
  • - Prelude "to riches"
  • - Precursor to riches, it's said
  • - Precursor to riches
  • - Precursor of riches
  • - Precedent to riches
  • - Pre-riches, perhaps
  • - Poverty, so to speak
  • - Poverty, in metaphor
  • - Poverty symbols
  • - Plays like Alexander's band
  • - PJ Harvey "Plants and ......"
  • - Pauper's garb
  • - Pauper's attire
  • - Pauper attire
  • - Pauper apparel
  • - Paper-mill intake
  • - Opposite of riches
  • - One extreme of a Horatio Alger story
  • - Old towels, perhaps
  • - Old piano tunes
  • - Name for a fuzzy dog.
  • - Mendicant's garb
  • - Mechanics' oily cloths
  • - Maids' supplies
  • - Lively piano pieces
  • - Inexpensive cleaners
  • - Impoverished state
  • - Humble beginnings, so to speak
  • - Horatio Alger's 'before'
  • - Horatio Alger theme word
  • - Glad ....: party clothes
  • - Garb for many a Dickens waif
  • - Gamin's garb
  • - Forerunner of riches, maybe
  • - First these, then you get "to riches"
  • - First step to riches?
  • - Dusting needs
  • - Dusting cloths
  • - Crusader Rabbit's tiger pal
  • - Crusader Rabbit's sidekick
  • - Criticizes, with "on"
  • - Costume for Imogene the "tramp."
  • - Cloths used to collect dust
  • - Cloths for cleaning
  • - Clothes, pre-riches
  • - Clothes that need to be replaced
  • - Cloth scraps
  • - Cleaner's supply
  • - Clean-up cloths
  • - Cinderella's wear, at home
  • - Cinderella garb
  • - Car-washers' aids
  • - Car wash gear
  • - Beginning point of a story that ends in riches
  • - Beginning of an Alger title
  • - Beggar's garb
  • - Beggar's duds
  • - Before riches sometimes
  • - Baby blankets, often, by high school
  • - Attire for Tattered Tom
  • - Antipode of riches
  • - Antecedent to riches
  • - Alger starting points
  • - "................ to Riches," Bennett hit
  • - ......-to-riches story
  • - Gets on one's case
  • - Extreme poverty
  • - Cardinal's hot in plane, maybe
  • - Prime heroin loaded aboard plane?
  • - Low prime number
  • - Low prime
  • - Cardinal providing article about Religious Education
  • - Teaspoons per tablespoon
  • - Golfer's birdie, often
  • - Number of little pigs, in a fable
  • - Complement of Stooges
  • - Magi count
  • - and 14 Across and 29 Down: Bearers of gifts when tree is arranged, including me
  • - Number of runs acquired by the English
  • - Half a sextet
  • - "... called for his fiddlers ......"
  • - Number at that place a bit confused inside
  • - Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s car number
  • - Feet in 3 Down
  • - Carol's fowl group
  • - With 53- and 56-Across, certain abode
  • - Ruth's number
  • - Strike limit, at times
  • - With 33 and 51 Across, climactic count
  • - Low par
  • - Crowd, proverbially
  • - Carol's royal complement
  • - Number hiding initially in part of the forest?
  • - Amount in a trio
  • - Number of strikes in a turkey
  • - Mid-afternoon
  • - Number of Little Pigs
  • - Strike allotment
  • - Number of V's in this puzzle's answer
  • - French-hen complement
  • - All the little pigs perhaps content with their nice flexible tails
  • - "In a row" number
  • - Field goal score
  • - Six halved
  • - Annual celebration on January 6
  • - Trio's number
  • - French-hens count
  • - Common fairy tale number
  • - A crowd, they say
  • - Triad
  • - Playing card
  • - Half of VI
  • - Number
  • - Crowd.
  • - Cheers
  • - Low card
  • - More than a couple
  • - Low digit
  • - Small number
  • - Afternoon hour
  • - A wee hour
  • - '1
  • - Half of six
  • - Not many
  • - [See notepad]
  • - Strike
  • - Digit
  • - Months in a season
  • - ___ Rivers, Canadian city
  • - Number of primary colors
  • - Chekhov's play “___ Sisters”
  • - Number that is one more than 2
  • - Fairy tale number, often
  • - How many, about, will be in the container?
  • - stooges or musketeers?
  • - Two plus one
  • - Triangle's number of sides
  • - "the ...... faces of eve" [joanne woodward film]
  • - ... lions, football anthem
  • - ...-point line
  • - Q1: Which number has a couple of friends and is also the number of sides in a triangle?
  • - Number of strings on a balalaika
  • - Furies count
  • - Unclothed (informal)
  • - unclothed, informally
  • - Wearing short trench coat, possibly, or wearing nothing
  • - Wear thin, possibly becoming bare
  • - how the streaker may be seen - i want her to be moved...
  • - Win heart cavorting naked?
  • - International, western screen goddess, nude
  • - How sugar is sometimes served
  • - Hear twin might be naked
  • - Stark naked
  • - Made of choice marble, capturing that woman, naked
  • - Buck naked
  • - Nude
  • - Au naturel
  • - Naked
  • - hear twin sadly is lacking in cultivation?
  • - Woven carrycot sheets showing birds
  • - Scatter cowry's shell randomly in wild shore? They might
  • - Tavern's upscale kin [2 wds.]
  • - Bar's cousin
  • - Place to drink in west Peru unfortunately overrun by bachelors
  • - Place for rounds of draft picks
  • - King on guitar with pure playing inside bar
  • - Bar with beermaking facilities
  • - Seller of beer made on the premises
  • - Craft beer server
  • - Craft beer spot
  • - Plot has University occupying lead hostelry
  • - Place full of drafts
  • - Its drafts may be crafts
  • - It creates drafts
  • - Spot for some local suds
  • - Suds producer
  • - Place to catch a draft?
  • - Place for craft beer
  • - Where to find Samuel Adams
  • - Samuel Adams establishment
  • - Trendy watering hole
  • - Source of suds
  • - Ale seller
  • - Alehouse
  • - Surgeon enraged about cold sponge
  • - To beg, borrow or cadge
  • - Beg the no-good to take the course, anyhow
  • - Worried surgeon clasping cold sponge
  • - Plastic surgeon injected with cold sponge
  • - Beg, cadge
  • - Cur's gone (anag) — beg
  • - Surgeon upset about cold sponge
  • - Barman has endless supply of drink knocked back, for example, by mooch
  • - Cadge or beg
  • - Cadge from miser, importing one in France for nothing
  • - Forage for food, say
  • - Beg barman for something to add a bit of colour to cheeks around mid-morning
  • - Beg surgeon for facelift, having caught cold
  • - Cadge, beg
  • - Dodgy surgeon accepts cape — it's what cadgers do
  • - Beg
  • - sponge used for messy rugs once
  • - curs gone off to cadge
  • - Sponge divers source shell from galleon
  • - Seek to obtain, by begging, borrowing or stealing
  • - Cadge (informal)
  • - Go foraging
  • - Obtain by wheedling
  • - Dumpster-dive, say
  • - Do some dumpster-diving
  • - Dumpster-dive
  • - Gather with difficulty
  • - Finagle
  • - Pilfer or mooch
  • - Cadge; mooch
  • - Cadge or sponge.
  • - Pilfer: Slang.
  • - Forage
  • - Acquire by begging
  • - Bum, as a cigarette
  • - Scrape together
  • - Cadge
  • - Mooch
  • - Salvage
  • - Corn strippers
  • - Nebraska athletes, informally
  • - University of Nebraska athletes, colloquially
  • - Longhorns' rival, briefly
  • - Shucking contest participants
  • - Team in Nebraska
  • - Old-fashioned bee participants
  • - Gnome is more decorative around home
  • - Banker bird enthusiast entertains at home
  • - Moneyman in more elaborate clothes
  • - money man is more elaborate at home, included
  • - Connoisseur seen around home is money wizard
  • - One may invest in more rococo houses
  • - Connoisseur round home is money expert
  • - Banker in more elegant clothes?
  • - Banker perhaps more extravagant keeping home
  • - Tycoon found in more lavish surroundings
  • - enthusiast at home included speculator
  • - enthusiast taking in a money expert
  • - Connoisseur consuming wine at The Centre has a reputation for investing in things that are costly?
  • - I can infer (anag)
  • - Eg, banker
  • - Person engaged in large money transactions
  • - Money manager
  • - One who likes collecting international notes, principally?
  • - Banker's car in fine shape
  • - Banker
  • - Big-bucks specialist
  • - Rothschild for one
  • - Venture capitalist, e.g
  • - Money lender
  • - investor in france managed to capture his heart