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bistro
  • - Maybe it's in part of the Bronx you'll find a source of refreshment
  • - ... or bits cooked in a small restaurant
  • - Stylishly done restaurant serving fine dining option at a moderate price
  • - Ribs to order in a restaurant
  • - Establishment that's an anagram of "orbits"
  • - Starter of broth on first course - the fourth has duck in nice restaurant
  • - Open bar to begin with for most of staff in small restaurant
  • - Open bar to begin with for most of the staff in small restaurant
  • - Deacon removed from notice boards a place offering 8 down
  • - Relative of a brasserie
  • - Member of clergy admits winner has nothing for the French consumers
  • - Spot for a bite
  • - Part of an upscale eatery name
  • - Place for a beer and a bite
  • - Place for a light meal
  • - Variety of restaurant
  • - Brasserie
  • - "The Globe" is turned, first, into a restaurant
  • - a small restaurant offering french-style food
  • - note one sort running restaurant
  • - orbits around small restaurant
  • - Refreshing little place with that continental atmosphere
  • - French-style cafe
  • - Thing to write about street eatery
  • - Restaurant smothers recipe with gravy
  • - Restaurant snob is trotting inside
  • - Lamb is trotted out around eatery
  • - brother going round first restaurant
  • - cafe allows writer to hold empty seat
  • - Boris partying limits time in restaurant
  • - Small restaurant serving wine
  • - Brother describes leading restaurant
  • - Boris unsettled about temperature in restaurant
  • - unpretentious restaurant
  • - Writer going round street to find restaurant
  • - british riots involved somewhere to eat
  • - european eatery
  • - St Biro reorganized cafe
  • - Son, in part, runs ordinary restaurant
  • - Informal French-style eatery
  • - Boris broke bar in small restaurant
  • - rob managed to acquire first restaurant
  • - Writer outside extremely smart restaurant
  • - Parisian cafe
  • - Upscale cafe
  • - Sidewalk cafe
  • - Place to order crepes
  • - Place serving drink in France
  • - Orbits (anag)
  • - Intimate eatery
  • - Gastropub
  • - Cannes eatery
  • - Small French restaurant
  • - Informal French restaurant
  • - Small café
  • - Cafe first in Belgium, or needing backing?
  • - Small informal restaurant
  • - Cups from subtropics in nice restaurant
  • - Brother outside one street restaurant
  • - Chalkboard menu locale, perhaps
  • - Small eaterie
  • - Ribs to put out in restaurant
  • - Restaurant in pub is trouble
  • - Writer acquiring street cafe
  • - Restaurant brother needs to cover first
  • - Read aloud savage line 14
  • - Where Parisian 26 initially gets admission to upcoming ball
  • - Café's cousin
  • - French informal restaurant
  • - Small, inexpensive restaurant
  • - French diner
  • - Restaurant in street writer's written about
  • - Coffeehouse kin
  • - Writer goes round street to find restaurant
  • - Bar and restaurant
  • - Best offer includes first and fourth courses in nice cafe
  • - Bar in club is trouble
  • - Writer describing street cafe
  • - Cheap restaurant
  • - Simple, informal restaurant
  • - Writer with good man seen inside foreign restaurant
  • - Quaint eatery
  • - Restaurant in street described by writer
  • - Restaurant imports 2 revolving displays
  • - Chic eatery
  • - Nightclub
  • - Continental cafe
  • - Low-key eatery
  • - European-style eatery
  • - Champs-Élysées sight
  • - Champs Élysées café
  • - Publike eatery
  • - European-style cafe
  • - Modest eatery
  • - Informal eating establishment
  • - Dancing locale
  • - Parisian eatery
  • - Small bar
  • - Unpretentious eatery
  • - Informal eating place
  • - Calais eatery
  • - French eatery
  • - Informal café
  • - Quaint restaurant
  • - Small tavern
  • - Small nightclub
  • - Wine shop
  • - Cabaret
  • - Night club
  • - Parisian nitery
  • - Wineshop.
  • - French pub.
  • - Small wine shop.
  • - Small tavern or cafe.
  • - Light bite site
  • - Informal restaurant
  • - Small restaurant
  • - Casual restaurant
  • - Casual eatery
  • - Coffeehouse
  • - Restaurant
  • - Small eatery
  • - Upscale eatery
  • - Eatery
  • - Café ......
  • - Informal eatery
  • - Eatery choice
  • - Brewpub
  • - Night spot
  • - Pub
  • - Tavern
  • - Watering hole
  • - small restaurant in street described by writer
  • - from the club i strode to the inn
  • - Writer took suitcase into eatery
  • - Small cafxE9
  • - Mini bar?
  • - Inexpensive eatery
  • - Small restaurant in France
crocus
  • - Nile's reptile must be stripped of a flower
  • - Flower in middle of clump eaten by reptiles
  • - the source of saffron
  • - Bloomer, feeding caribou's tail to dangerous reptiles
  • - Adjustment occurs in the garden centre
  • - One of the first spring blooms
  • - One of the first bloomers
  • - A sign of spring
  • - The flower that blooms in the spring.
  • - Plant of iris family.
  • - Member of the iris family
  • - Springtime bloomer
  • - Early spring bloomer
  • - Spring bloomer
  • - Early spring bloom
  • - Early bloomer
  • - Spring bloom
  • - Sign of spring.
  • - bloomer occurs to order
  • - reptile gives us a flower
  • - Plant, for all to see, chewed by dangerous reptiles
  • - flower from which saffron is obtained
  • - Spring-flowering corm
  • - Flower yield reduced when given copper and sulphur
  • - Many an old bird we object to getting a flower
  • - winter flower
  • - Iridaceous yellow or purple flower
  • - Yellow or white spring flower that grows from a bulb
  • - Dangerous reptile descending on American plant
  • - Flower that saffron comes from
  • - Flower from corm
  • - Bulbous iridaceous plant with brilliant yellow, purple, or white flowers
  • - Saffron flower
  • - Manitoba's flower
  • - Early spring flower
  • - Small spring flower
  • - Flower occurs unnaturally
  • - Long-tubed iris relative
  • - Change occurs in plant
  • - Manitoba's official flower
  • - Long-tubed flower
  • - Saffron source
  • - Iris family member
  • - An irid
  • - Spring bellwether
  • - Spring arrival
  • - Orangish yellow
  • - Spring harbinger
  • - Early riser?
  • - Garden bulb
  • - Spring-flowering bulb
  • - Spring-flowering plant
  • - Spring bulb
  • - Flower
  • - Spring flower
  • - Reptile accompanying American flower
  • - saffron
  • - Dangerous reptiles surrounding union leader in plant
oxford
  • - one of the places where one might get the blues
  • - do up about ten on behalf of university
  • - Venerable English university
  • - Steer, following ring road to reach city
  • - English university
poor
  • - In a state with no capital?
  • - Hurting, in a way
  • - Far from rolling in dough
  • - Deserving of a D, say
  • - Deserving a D
  • - Bad, on a survey scale
  • - A kind of house.
  • - "Willie and the ...... boys are playing, bring a nickel, tap your feet"
  • - Like a grade of D
  • - U-turn from rich
  • - A long way from wealthy
  • - A long, long way from wealthy
  • - Far from the 1%
  • - Describing a "D" grade
  • - Like a lame excuse
  • - Worthy of a D
  • - Meriting a 'D,' say
  • - Like a D, gradewise
  • - U-turn from wealthy
  • - Worth a D, say
  • - Deserving a D or F
  • - Worth a D, perhaps
  • - Worth a "D"
  • - Like a young Jay Gatsby
  • - Like a proverbial church mouse
  • - Far from inspired
  • - Far from rich
  • - Far from wealthy
  • - Far from flush
  • - "You ___ thing!" ("Such a pity!")
  • - "I'm just a ...... boy, I need no sympathy" ["Bohemian Rhapsody" lyric]
  • - Reportedly a tiny hole is unacceptable
  • - Kind of boy or box
  • - Kind of box or boy
  • - In ...... taste (tacky)
  • - Hood's beneficiaries, with "the"
  • - Having little money
  • - Hardly worth billions
  • - Financially needy
  • - Down-and-out, moneywise
  • - Devoid of dinero
  • - Deserving an F, perhaps
  • - Churchmouse status
  • - Beneficiaries of Robin Hood
  • - Aspiring rocker, perhaps
  • - Adjective for Richard's Almanac
  • - Adjective for Richard
  • - "Willy and the ...... Boys" (CCR)
  • - "Rich Man, ........ Man"
  • - "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
  • - Not rich
  • - 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
  • - Rich's opposite
  • - Unsatisfactory
  • - Barely passable
  • - Far below par
  • - Below average
  • - Of low quality
  • - Of low standard
  • - Zero-star
  • - Penniless pair keeping two ducks
  • - 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
  • - Not satisfactory at all
  • - Impecunious
  • - 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
  • - Not at all rich
  • - Perpetually broke
  • - Extremely out of pocket
  • - Like the Clampetts, at first
  • - Odd characters in photos are said to be pitiable
  • - Having little money and few possessions
  • - Eligible for food stamps
  • - Have-nots, with 'the'
  • - 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
  • - Worse than fair
  • - With very little in one's bank account
  • - Opposite of rich
  • - 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 one star, maybe
  • - 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
  • - Small in worth
  • - Opposite of affluent
  • - "Aww, ... baby!"
  • - not very good at needing money
  • - Skint
  • - unfortunate marsupial turned up behind piano
  • - ...... sport (postgame complainer)
  • - Not great
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