Answer: ALAS
ALAS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 591 times.
Referring Clues:
- Despondent comment
- "Oh, woe!"
- Cry for "poor Yorick"
- Griever's exclamation
- Woeful word
- Cry for what might have been
- "I am miserable"
- "Woe is me!"
- "___, 'tis true I have gone here and there": Shak.
- Start of Hamlet's "Yorick" speech
- Word for poor Yorick
- Word after a loss
- Word repeated in "Elegy in a Country Churchyard"
- "Too bad!"
- Wistful word
- Word of resignation
- Word of regret
- Word said with a tear
- "Oh, were it not true!"
- "Ah, me!"
- "Oh dear!"
- "Wellaway!" updated
- "How awful!"
- "What a shame!"
- Dramatic wail
- "Poor me!"
- [Boo-hoo!]
- Relative of 55-Across
- "'Tis a pity"
- "Unfortunately..."
- Too bad King has changed direction (4)
- Word for Yorick
- [sigh]
- "What a shame"
- "Ah, those were the days"
- "If only things had turned out different!"
- "What a pity!"
- "Oh, my!"
- It's said with a sigh
- "Dear me!"
- Opposite of "Hurray!"
- Cry after failing
- Melodramatic cry
- Sorry to say
- "Ohhh"
- Pitying cry
- "Sorry to say ..."
- "Too bad"
- Resigned remark
- Regrettably
- Word of woe
- "Sad to say ..."
- Comment on a loss
- "Unfortunately ..."
- "C'est la vie"
- "Ohhhh ..."
- Dejection interjection
- "___, how love can trifle with itself!": Shak.
- Poetic plaint
- Word of sorrow
- Sad statement
- Sighed cry
- "How sad!"
- "___ the heavy day!": "Othello"
- "'Tis a shame"
- Expression of unhappiness
- Self-pitying cry
- "___, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"
- "___ the day!" (Shakespearean interjection)
- Comment about a loss
- "That's a shame"
- "Darn," more formally
- "Such a pity"
- "A pity"
- "Regrettably ..."
- As bad luck would have it
- "___ the day!" (Shakespearean exclamation)
- "Ah me!"
- Sorrowful utterance
- Hamlet said it re Yorick
- "Bummer!"
- Cry of dismay
- "More's the pity"
- "Bummer, man!", more formally
- "I feel so sorry!"
- "Sorry to say..."
- "Woe is me"
- "Sad to say..."
- Grief-stricken cry
- Hamlet's expression
- "Oh me!"
- "Oh no!" of old
- Expression of sorrow
- Interjection of dejection
- "Pity!"
- Hamlet's expression regarding Yorick
- Verbal sigh
- "Pigeons on the grass ___" (Gertrude Stein)
- "Curse the luck!"
- Woeful exclamation
- "Oy, vey!"
- "Oy!"
- Lament for "poor Yorick"
- Opposite of "Whoopee!"
- "___, poor Yorick!"
- "I hate to say it, but ..."
- "Oh, woe is me"
- Woeful cry
- Poetic lament
- Sad word
- "It pains me to say ..."
- Distressed utterance
- Quaint plaint
- Sorrowful interjection
- "Oh, dear me!"
- Sorrowful sigh
- Woeful utterance
- "It's a pity!"
- Sympathetic word
- Exclamation of grief
- Cry of pity
- Alack partner
- Woe word
- "D'oh!" of old
- "How unfortunate!"
- Quaint complaint
- "Lackaday!"
- Crier's sigh
- Sighed word
- Common interjection in Shakespeare
- Sigh of pity
- Pitiful exclamation
- "Sadly ..."
- "___, Babylon" (Pat Frank novel)
- "Woe!"
- Sighed line
- Woeful sigh
- Pitiful plaint
- "That's too bad"
- "___, Babylon" (1959 novel)
- Sighed interjection
- "___, poor Yorick!": Hamlet
- Exclamation of wistfulness
- Cry of despair
- Word of pity
- Quaint word of regret
- "Such a shame"
- "Unhappily ..."
- Word spoken with a hand on one's forehead, maybe
- Word after a sigh
- "__, poor Yorick": Hamlet
- "Sorry to say"
- Unfortunately
- Word said with a sigh
- Distressed cry
- Rueful utterance
- Despondent word
- "Oh, dear!"
- ''Oh gracious!''
- Regretful word
- ''Dear me!''
- Sad cry
- ''Sad to say . . .''
- ''Woe is me!''
- ''Oh, dear!''
- ''Too bad!''
- Remark of regret
- ''That's too bad!''
- ''Very sorry!''
- ''D'oh!'' relative
- Cry of sorrow
- ''That's a shame!''
- ''Bummer!''
- Cry of resignation
- ''Sorry to say . . .''
- World-weary one's word
- Wistful one's word
- ''How sad!''
- ''Ah, me!''
- Rueful word
- Sorrowful word
- ''Goodness gracious!''
- ''Oh, no''
- ''’Tis a pity!''
- Sigher's word
- ''__, poor Yorick . . .''
- ''What a bummer!''
- ''Oh, my!''
- Sighed comment
- ''Woe is me''
- ''My bad luck!''
- ''Oh, no!''
- Regretful remark
- Theatrical lament
- ''Unfortunately ...''
- ''Tut-tut!''
- Shakespearean ''Bummer!''
- Exclamation of sorrow
- "'Tis a pity!"
- Word of dismay
- Word wailed in woe
- Worrier's word
- Ruer's word
- '''Tis a pity!''
- Start of a phrase of regret
- Gloomy Gus' expression
- Dignified ''Shucks!''
- ''Bummer!'' formally
- Expression of pity
- ''___, poor Yorick'' (Hamlet)
- Word of concern
- ''What a pity!''
- ''Curse the luck!''
- ''For pity's sake''
- ''Oy!''
- Old-style ''Bummer!''
- Commiserator's word
- Woeful expression
- Comment of the despondent
- Word in reference to Yorick
- ''Tsk! Tsk!''
- ''Me oh my''
- ''Oh dear!''
- Woeful interjection
- ''Oh me, oh my''
- ''Dear, dear!''
- ''Poor me!''
- ''Oh, me!''
- Sigh of resignation
- "For pity's sake"
- "Gracious me!"
- "For pity's sake!"
- "Just my luck!"
- Word that's dramatically sighed
- Dramatically sighed word
- Sad comment
- "It pains me to say . . ."
- "What a bummer!"
- "Sad to say . . ."
- "That's not good!"
- "Dear me"
- Shakespearean "Bummer!"
- "Oh, me!"
- Word sometimes said with a tear
- "Dear, dear!"
- It's said pitifully
- Word to a skull, mayhaps?
- Expression of resignation
- "Bad news!"
- Commiserative comment
- "Bummer!" to Shakespeare
- Sad commentary
- Dignified "Shucks!"
- Sad to say
- "__, poor Yorick!": Hamlet
- Word following a sigh
- "That's a shame!"
- Word said with a tear, maybe
- "___, poor Yorick ..."
- Exclamation of resignation
- Preceder of a bit of bad news
- ___ and alack
- Opposite of "Hooray!"
- Frightens
- "Ach!"
- Woeful lament
- Cry of the sorrowful
- Melodramatic lament
- "___, poor Yorick" (Hamlet)
- Lamenter's comment
- Sadly
- First word of "Greensleeves"
- "It's a shame!"
- Sad interjection
- Word of lament
- Woeful comment
- Statement of resignation
- Old-world word of woe
- Shakespearean lament
- "__, 'tis true, I have gone here and there": Sonnet 110
- Anguished wail
- "That's too bad!"
- Bummer!, in days of yore
- Old-style "Bummer!"
- "Tsk! Tsk!"
- "Me oh my"
- "Bummer!" formally
- "Tut-tut!"
- "___, poor Yorick": Hamlet
- "Lackaday"
- "My bad luck!"
- "Oh, no!"
- "Oh gracious!"
- "Very sorry!"
- "D'oh!" relative
- "Goodness gracious!"
- "Oh, no"
- "Tis a pity!"
- "___, 'tis true, I have gone here and there": Sonnet 110
- "Them's the breaks," more formally
- "Bummer," more formally
- Word expressing pity
- "Sad to say"
- "Sad to say"
- Woe is me
- Woe betide
- Woe is me!
- It might precede bad news
- "Ah, well ..."
- "So sad!"
- Word meaning "That's too bad"
- Sigh of sorrow
- Mournful wail
- "Oh, what a world!"
- Opposite of "Happily ..."
- Rueful remark
- Word often sighed
- Prelude to bad news
- Lamenter's cry
- "Oh, cruel world ..."
- 'Oh, woe!'
- 'Woe is me!'
- 'Oh, woe'
- 'Sad to say, ...'
- 'Sad to say ...'
- Weary word
- Remark re Yorick
- 'Sad to tell, ...'
- 'Sad to say'
- 'Sad to tell ...'
- Reaction re Yorick
- Comment re Yorick
- 'Sad to say,...'
- 'Pity, pity'
- Cry of woe
- 'Ah, me!'
- 'Woe!'
- 'How sad!'
- 'So sad'
- 'How sad'
- 'Sadly ...'
- 'Poor me!'
- 'Dear me!'
- 'Woe is me'
- Hamlet's word of regret
- Shakespeare's "Bummer!"
- Sigh of regret
- "Bummer!" of old
- Interjection that comes from the Latin for "weary"
- "Bummer!" of old
- Lament for Yorick
- "That's so sad"
- "___, I am dying beyond my means": Oscar Wilde
- "'Tis a sad day"
- "Ah, 'twas not to be"
- Mournful comment
- Melodramatic "Rats!"
- Mournful cry
- Word said while wringing one's hands
- 'Sad to say...'
- Wail of woe
- Word from Hamlet
- Melodramatic moan
- Dramatic cry
- Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
- Old-time word of woe
- Medieval "Bummer!"
- "___, Babylon" (Cold War classic)
- "___, the love of women!": Byron
- Pitiful interjection
- "Sorry to say ... "
- 'Wellaway!'
- Cry of sadness
- A word to poor Yorick
- Word from Hamlet while holding a skull
- A word about poor Yorick
- "Pity"
- "Twas not to be" preceder
- Sorrowful cry
- Old-timey word of woe
- Word of despair
- Olden "Oy!"
- Verbalized sigh
- Pained cry
- "It wasn't meant to be"
- Intro to "twas not to be"
- Word of distress
- "___, poor Yorick"
- Expression of sorrow or pity
- Resignation exclamation
- Dramatic lament
- "If only things had turned out differently!"
- Cry from the heartbroken
- Quaint lament
- "That's a pity"
- Wistful remark
- "What a pity"
- Cry of regret
- Sad word for "Poor Yorick"
- Bard's "Bummer!"
- Mournful expression
- Word spoken by Hamlet
- "Poor pitiful me!"
- Oral lament
- "___, I am not coop'd here for defence!": "Henry VI, Part 3"
- Opposite of "Yay!"
- Wistful intro
- Shakespearean "What a shame"
- Sadly...
- Sighing word
- Troubled cry
- Sighed line?
- Remark of the resigned
- "It's a pity"
- "I wish it weren't so"
- Despairing utterance
- Troubled word
- "Ah, so sad"
- "It's sad but true ..."
- Dignified "Drat!"
- Unluckily
- Exclamation of woe
- Oh dear
- "Tis a pity"
- Plaintive cry
- "Oh, were it not so!"
- Bard's plaint
- Shakesperaean lament
- Weary sigh
- "That's the way the cookie crumbles"
- 'Ah, so sad'
- "Fate is so cruel!"
- Lamentful word
- Bad-news lead-in
- Shakespearean plaint
- Hidden theme of the puzzle
- 'What a pity!'
- "If only ..."
- " 'Twas not to be ..."
- "___ the day!" (cry repeated in Shakespeare)
- "Ah, well"
- Ancestor of "D'oh!"
- Hamlet lament
- "A pity!"
- "Sigh!"
- Exclamation of regret
- "Ah, man!" of old
- Start of a Hamlet monologue
- Darn!
- "Sob"
- Sighing cry
- Poetic cry
- Old-school lament
- "Bummer" of old
- Expression of concern
- What a pity!
- Beef beginning
- "Such a pity!"
- ''Tis a shame'
- "Sadly ... "
- "Pitiful me"
- Hand-wringer's word
- Exclamation of sorrow or pity
- Sigh of woe
- "Such is life"
- Worry word
- "Dear me!" word
- "Sad is my lot!"
- "C'est la vie!"
- Interjection derived from the Latin for "weary"
- "___ my love! ye do me wrong"
- "___ for man, so stealthily betrayed": Millay
- Sad work for Yorick
- Word that may precede sad news
- 'What a shame'
- Shakespeare's "Sadly ..."
- "Sorry to hear that"
- Relative of "oy"
- "We need a government, ___, because of the nature of humans": P. J. O'Rourke
- Whittier plaint
- Expression of grief
- "'Twas never to be ..."
- Something said with a sigh
- Start of a sad tale
- "Why me?"
- "Unfortunately, ..."
- Word of lament for "poor Yorick"
- "Regrettably ... "
- "Sad to say ... "
- Expression of woe
- "Alack" companion
- Word from the Latin for "weary"
- Hamlet's lament
- "Such a shame!"
- "Sustineo ___," U.S.A.F. motto
- "Ah, man. Me again?"
- "Why is it always me?"
- "Rats!"
- "Sadly for me ..."
- Lead-in to bad news
- "Oh well!"
- Sighed lament
- "___, 'tis true ..." (start of a Shakespearean sonnet)
- "'Tis sad"
- Welladay!
- "How awful"
- "Boo"
- "Oh, poor me"
- U-turn from "I'm good"
- Regretful comment
- Lead-in to unfortunate news
- "So it goes"
- "Ah well, we tried"
- "It's so sad!"
- Word often said with a sigh
- (Sigh)
- Doleful word
- "___! 'tis true I have gone here and there" (start of a Shakespeare sonnet)
- "What a pity ..."
- "I wish it weren't so!"
- "This is e'er so tragic!"
- Shakespeare's "Woe!"
- Remark with a sigh
- "'Tis a tragedy"
- Word from the woebegone
- "Too bad," to a bard
- "I'm afraid ..."
- Word from Old French for "wretched"
- Piteous sigh
- "Such is my fate!"
- "We gave it a shot"
- "Oh, were it not so"
- Primmer "That sucks!"
- "Say it ain't so!"
- Word spoken with a sigh
- "Too bad," old-style
- "Such is life!"
- Mournful word
- Word before some sad words
- "It's a shame ..."
- "Oh, what a shame!"
- Woeful remark
- "That's terrible"
- "I regret to inform you ..."
- "That's life, I guess"
- Bad news word
- Hooray antonym
- "There was no other choice ..."
- Alackaday!
- "It's too bad!"
- Word of grief
- Word with a sigh
- "So sad"
- "Unfortunately ... "
- Exclamation after a sigh
- "'Tis a pity ..."
- "That's rough"
- "___ poor Romeo!": Shak.
- "___, I am not coop'd here for defence!": Shak.
- Lead-in to some regrets
- "It wasn't to be"
- "___ the day!" (exclamation from "Twelfth Night")
- *Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951's "A Christmas Carol"
- Quaint word of dismay
- "Too bad, so sad!"
- "Such a pity ..."
- "It's so sad"
- "Poor, pitiful me!"
- Old-school word of lament
- "Welp," quaintly
- "___, poor Yorick!": Shak.
- Lead-in to disappointing news
- "That's most unfortunate"
- "Sigh ... oh, well"
- "Sorry to say …"
- "Tragically ... "
- "Regrettably …"
- How sad
- Juneau’s st.
- Pity
- "Unfortunately …"
- Sighed aside
- Word expressing woe
- Woebegone word
- "Sorry, but ... "
- "Welp, what can you do?"
- "So sad ..."
- "Stuff happens"
- "How unfortunate"
- "Sadly …"
- "Ah, well!"
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