Answer: RATS
RATS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 266 times.
Referring Clues:
- "Darn!"
- "Phooey!"
- Lab runners
- "Nuts!"
- "Fudge!"
- Word of disappointment
- Refuse visitors
- Tellers?
- Charlie Brown exclamation
- Plague carriers
- Charlie Brown's exclamation
- So-and-sos
- Charlie Brown expletive
- Tellers
- "Of all the luck!"
- Lab subjects
- "Doggone it"
- "Darn it!"
- Refuse visitors?
- "Dang it all!"
- Some lab stock
- Followers of the Pied Piper of Hamelin
- "Fiddlesticks!"
- Squealers
- Dumpsite sights
- Vermin
- Stinkers
- Loser’s cry
- Lab maze runners
- "Doggoneit!"
- "Darn it all!"
- Cry from Charlie Brown
- "I hate it when that happens!"
- Loser's cry
- "The Secret of NIMH" figures
- Two-timing types
- Mafiosi who "flip"
- Winston Smith's greatest fear, in "1984"
- Piper's followers
- Hamelin's problem
- Headliner
- Refuse rummagers
- "Peanuts" expletive
- "Peanuts" oath
- Pied Piper's prey
- "Peanuts" outburst
- Charlie Brown's expletive
- Charlie Brown's cry
- Betrayers
- Willard's cohorts
- Willard's pals
- Snitches
- Informers
- Charlie Brown's cry of anguish
- Mild expletive
- "Doggone it!"
- Gang pariahs
- "Good grief!" alternative
- "Shoot!"
- "Heck!"
- "Peanuts" outcry
- Hamelin army
- Followers of the Pied Piper
- "Consarn it!"
- Sewer rodents
- "Gosh darn it!"
- Candidates for witness protection programs
- Stoolies
- Charlie Brown shout
- Sewer denizens
- Exclamation of disappointment
- Some stowaways at sea
- Two-timers
- Piper followers
- Proverbial racers
- "Peanuts" cry
- Charlie Brown outburst
- "Darn"
- "Dagnab it!"
- Tells
- "Blast it!"
- "Peanuts" plaint
- Gives up, with ''out''
- ''Darn it!''
- ''Doggone it!''
- ''Darn!''
- Lab animals
- Hamelin evictees
- Lab-maze runners
- Relatives of mice
- Charlie Brown epithet
- Sinking-ship deserters
- ''Phooey!''
- ''Heck!''
- Mouse relatives
- Perfidious ones
- Pied Piper's followers
- Hamelin pests
- Mild oath
- Wharf denizens
- ''Aw, heck!''
- Wharf pests
- Charlie Brown's ''Darn!''
- Stool pigeons
- "Aw, heck!"
- "Drat!"
- "I hate when that happens!"
- "What rotten luck!"
- Dumpster denizens
- Informs on
- Sings like a Soprano-hater
- Charlie Brown's complaint
- Brown exclamation
- Opposite of "yippee!"
- Bean spillers
- Exterminator's targets, sometimes
- Hamelin's infestation
- Charlie Brown's "Darn!"
- Unwanted tenants
- "Shucks!"
- Charlie Brown cry
- "Willard" creatures
- "Dagnabit!"
- Slum vermin
- Mrs. Frisby's charges in "The Secret of NIMH"
- Dwellers in 17-Across
- Two-timing rodents?
- "Foiled again!"
- Laboratory maze navigators
- Charlie Brown's "Darn it!"
- Losers cry
- Hamelin's bane
- Gives up, with "out"
- "Dagnabbit!"
- Proverbial sinking ship deserters
- Drat!
- Hamelin problem
- "Peanuts" exclamation
- Laboratory maze runners
- Squeakers and squealers
- Experiment runners?
- 'Darn it!'
- Some rodents
- 'Doggone!'
- 'Shucks!'
- 'Dog-gone!'
- Scoundrels
- 'Phooey!'
- 'Blasted!'
- 'Darn!'
- 'Drat!'
- 'Darn it all!'
- Unwanted rodents
- "Bah!"
- Cry often made while snapping the fingers
- Squeals (with "on")
- Pack animals?
- "Curses!" to Charlie Brown
- Pied Piper followers
- Squeals
- Lab-maze solvers
- Laboratory maze critters
- Pied Piper's pack
- Winston's biggest fear in "1984"
- "Curses!"
- Tattles
- Curses!
- Shucks
- Ship deserters
- "That didn't go well"
- "Foiled!"
- "Bummer!"
- Word from Charlie Brown
- "Oh, criminy!"
- 'Curses!'
- Blast it!
- Blows the whistle
- Word of disgust
- Dag-nabbit
- Lab rodents
- Tells in a bad way
- Charlie Brown says it when frustrated
- Rodents "trapped" inside 17-, 26-, 45-, and 60-Across
- Hamelin menace
- "Peanuts" phooey
- They may be trapped in a maze
- 'Phooey'
- Alley scurriers
- "Dang!"
- Some maze runners
- Subjects of many tests
- Informers, in slang
- Charlie Brown's interjection
- "lab ___"
- "Charlie Brown" expletive
- 'Drat it!'
- 'Shoot!'
- Rodents
- Cry created by Schulz
- Common rodents
- Some vermin
- "Ben" extras
- Plural of 42-Across
- "Willard" antagonists
- Charlie Brown says it
- Charlie Brown expression
- Laboratory maze-runners
- Disappointed outburst
- Deserters
- "Aw, shucks!"
- Bad singers?
- Subway scurriers
- Exclamation of frustration
- Star in reverse
- Alley dwellers
- Detested rodents
- Things to exterminate, to many
- Snitches (on)
- "Peanuts" epithet
- Charlie Brown's "Phooey!"
- Unwanted subway sights
- Mob informers
- Maze creatures
- Some quadruped vermin
- Double-crossers
- Ne'er-do-wells
- Charlie Brown's "Blast it!"
- "Aw, man!"
- Traitors
- "Just my rotten luck!"
- Charlie Brown lamentation
- Lab maze scurriers
- Despicable ones
- Scurrying double-crossers?
- Tattles (on)
- "Aw, nuts!"
- "Confound it!"
- "Goshdarnit!"
- Long-tailed rodents
- Cats' catches
- They're not loyal
- Chinese Zodiac rodents
- "Dang it!"
- Frequenters, so to speak
- Winston's greatest fear in "1984"
- "Aw, darn!"
- Charlie Brown lament
- Cry sometimes made with a snap of the fingers
- "Peanuts" word of frustration
- "That didn't work!"
- Gnawing rodents
- Pests in alleys
- Pests that followed the Pied Piper
- Rodents that might be "hooded"
- Many "Ratatouille" characters
- "Oh, fudge!"
- *"aw, darn!"
- Lab group
- Target of a new czar in New York City
- Many characters in "Ratatouille"
- Rodents led away by the Pied Piper of Hamelin
- "Darn it"
- Rodents such as Remy
- Something an unsuccessful exterminator might shout?
- "Well, fudge"
- "Aw, shoot!"
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - November 24, 2024
- USA Today - November 05, 2024
- LA Times - August 21, 2024
- LA Times - July 15, 2024
- New York Times - July 08, 2024
- New York Times - July 02, 2024
- LA Times - June 07, 2024
- LA Times - March 10, 2024
- LA Times - March 05, 2024
- LA Times - February 28, 2024
- LA Times - January 08, 2024
- LA Times - November 30, 2023
- USA Today - November 29, 2023
- USA Today - October 27, 2023
- USA Today - August 24, 2023
- New York Times - August 14, 2023
- USA Today - August 02, 2023
- LA Times - June 01, 2023
- LA Times - May 25, 2023
- USA Today - May 09, 2023
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