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Clue |
1. |
King of the road
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2. |
Knight of the road
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3. |
"Roads scholar"
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4. |
Bindle stiff
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5. |
Weary Willie
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6. |
"Knight of the road"
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7. |
Nomad of a sort
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8. |
Peripatetic person
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9. |
Person called a "swagman" in Australia
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10. |
Railroad freeloader
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11. |
Roads scholar
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12. |
Traveler sans tickets
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13. |
Rider of the rails
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14. |
Sundowner
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15. |
Traveling tramp
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16. |
"Rolling stone"
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17. |
Odd jobs doer
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18. |
One who rides the rails
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19. |
Nonpaying train passenger
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20. |
Old-fashioned camp resident
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21. |
Boxcar passenger
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22. |
Migrant worker of sorts
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23. |
Mulligan stew maker
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24. |
Stereotypical stew eater
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25. |
Handbag style
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26. |
Handbag type
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27. |
Word before "bag" or "spider"
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28. |
29 Ticketless traveler
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29. |
Stereotypical stew chef
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30. |
Bindle toter
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31. |
Judy Garland concert persona
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32. |
Bygone traveler with a secret code
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33. |
Freight train hopper
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34. |
One of Skelton's personas
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35. |
Skelton persona
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36. |
Clown type
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37. |
Freight train stowaway
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38. |
Rail rider of a sort
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39. |
___ bag (purse style)
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40. |
He's a bum
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41. |
Wandering stewbum
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42. |
Skid row frequenter
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43. |
National ___ Convention (annual Britt, Iowa event)
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44. |
1930s rail rider
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45. |
Handbag label
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46. |
Gentleman of the road
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47. |
Great Depression itinerant
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48. |
King of the road, they say
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49. |
Railyard denizen
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50. |
Emmett Kelly persona
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51. |
Unauthorized rider of an 8-Down
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52. |
Bindle carrier
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53. |
Nonpaying train rider, perhaps
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54. |
Ticketless rail rider
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55. |
Nonpaying rail rider
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56. |
Down Under swagman, in the States
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57. |
Handbag brand with a bindle-toting icon
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58. |
Bum kin
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59. |
Transient with a bindle
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60. |
Stereotypical boxcar hopper
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61. |
Stereotypical train hopper
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62. |
Nomadic one
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63. |
Boxcar Willie's persona
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64. |
Freight-train hopper
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65. |
Mulligan-stew maker
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66. |
Freight-train rider
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67. |
V-shaped carrier
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68. |
Incantation #1
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69. |
Container on a pole
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70. |
With 49-Across, jumble
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71. |
Sarah Palin called herself an average one
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72. |
Aid in weed control
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73. |
Takes to a pawnshop
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74. |
Do a preplanting chore
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75. |
Soil-turning tool
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76. |
Weed out?
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77. |
Itinerant sorts
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78. |
Kotb on morning TV
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79. |
Clear weeds, say
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80. |
Goblins, old-style
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81. |
*Leafs-watching time, maybe
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82. |
Offensive to the max
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83. |
Rapper who starred in "Johnny Mnemonic"
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84. |
Dig up dirt?
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85. |
Down front?
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86. |
Millet's "Man with a _____"
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87. |
Borrow on time?
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88. |
Phantom on ice?
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89. |
Deposits with a pawnbroker
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90. |
___ podge (mess)
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91. |
Mixed collection of items
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92. |
Freight train jumper
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93. |
Railroad hitchhiker of old
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94. |
Train rider, perhaps
|
95. |
Freeloading rail rider
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96. |
Dust Bowl rail rider
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97. |
Rail-riding wanderer
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98. |
Train hopper
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99. |
Jobless wanderer
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100. |
Great Depression rail rider
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101. |
Transient who travels by rail
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102. |
Knight, road version
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103. |
Rod-rider
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104. |
Oldtime hippie
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105. |
Box-car passenger
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106. |
Rail rider
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107. |
Rider of the rods
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108. |
Drifter
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109. |
Start of a conjurer's phrase
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110. |
Wandering soul
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111. |
High: Ger.
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112. |
Garden, in a way
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113. |
Old rail riders
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114. |
Man of choice
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115. |
What a gambler may be in
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116. |
Bindle bearer
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117. |
Boxcar rider
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118. |
Vagabond
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119. |
Great Depression figure
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120. |
Bindlestiff
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121. |
Depression-era figure
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122. |
Freddie the Freeloader, e.g.
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123. |
Freddie the Freeloader, for one
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124. |
Boxcar Willie dressed as one
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125. |
Itinerant traveler
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126. |
Wandering rail rider
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127. |
Freight car hopper
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128. |
Wandering sort
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129. |
Penniless person
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130. |
Wanderer
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131. |
Transient
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132. |
Derelict
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133. |
Boxcar hopper
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134. |
Tramp
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135. |
Bum
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136. |
Vagrant
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137. |
Red Skelton persona
|
138. |
Depression-era traveler
|
139. |
One who's left holding the bag?
|
140. |
Ding-donger
|
141. |
Boxcar rider, maybe
|
142. |
One asking for a handout
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143. |
Tracks traveler
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144. |
Penniless traveler
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145. |
One for the road
|
146. |
Pouchlike shoulder bag
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147. |
Pariah
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148. |
Wandering worker
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149. |
He rides the rods
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150. |
Professional tramp
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151. |
Footloose worker
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152. |
"Grapes of Wrath" character
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153. |
"Grapes of Wrath" figure
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154. |
"I Am a Lonesome ___" (Dylan song)
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155. |
"I Am a Lonesome ___" (Bob Dylan song)
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156. |
"King of the road"
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157. |
"King of the road" vagabond
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158. |
"Of Mice and Men" character
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159. |
"The Grapes of Wrath" figure
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160. |
"The Vanishing American ___" (essay in Jack Kerouac's book "Lonesome Traveler")
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161. |
'King of the road'
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162. |
Alleviates
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163. |
Bindlestiff e.g.
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164. |
Bo.
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165. |
Boxcar Willie for one
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166. |
Boxcar inhabitant
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167. |
Boxcar occupant
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168. |
Boxcar rider of old
|
169. |
Boxcar rider maybe
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170. |
Boxcar traveler
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171. |
Bum relative?
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172. |
Certain wanderer
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173. |
Chaplin persona
|
174. |
Character often seen in a rail yard
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175. |
Depression Era wanderer
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176. |
Depression figure
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177. |
Depression-era freight-hopper
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178. |
Depression-era rail rider
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179. |
Depression-era rail-transit aficionado
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180. |
Depression-era wanderer
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181. |
Down Under swagman in the States
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182. |
Down-and-outer
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183. |
Down-on-his-luck wanderer
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184. |
Drifting sort
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185. |
Drifting type
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186. |
Dust Bowl figure
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187. |
Footloose fellow
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188. |
Footloose one.
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189. |
Freddie the Freeloader e.g.
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190. |
Freddie the Freeloader for one
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191. |
Freight car hopper of old
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192. |
Freight car hopper perhaps
|
193. |
Freight car hopper stereotypically
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194. |
Freight hopper
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195. |
Freight hopper stereotypically
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196. |
Freight jumper
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197. |
Freight train rider
|
198. |
Freight train stowaway stereotypically
|
199. |
Freight-car hopper
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200. |
Freight-car rider
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201. |
Freight-hopping fellow
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202. |
Freight-hopping migrant
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203. |
Guthrie folk classic "___'s Lullaby"
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204. |
Handout seeker
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205. |
Impoverished traveler
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206. |
Impoverished vagrant
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207. |
Itinerant.
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208. |
King of the road they say
|
209. |
King of the road?
|
210. |
Knight of the road.
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211. |
Knight road version
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212. |
Landlouper.
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213. |
Man of the road
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214. |
Man on the move.
|
215. |
Man on the road
|
216. |
Man on the road.
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217. |
Migrant.
|
218. |
Migratory worker
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219. |
National ___ Convention (annual Britt Iowa event)
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220. |
Nonpaying train rider
|
221. |
Nonpaying train rider perhaps
|
222. |
Nonpaying train rider stereotypically
|
223. |
One for the road?
|
224. |
One jumping a moving train say
|
225. |
One on the street
|
226. |
One riding the rails classically
|
227. |
Person who wanders about with no permanent home
|
228. |
Prefix for graph
|
229. |
Professional tramp.
|
230. |
Purse company named for a boxcar rider
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231. |
Rail rider of old
|
232. |
Rail rider?
|
233. |
Rail traveler maybe
|
234. |
Rail-riding bum
|
235. |
Rail-riding vagabond
|
236. |
Railroad car stowaway
|
237. |
Railroad dick's foe
|
238. |
Railroad hitchhiker
|
239. |
Railroad passenger sometimes
|
240. |
Rambler of old
|
241. |
Red Skelton role
|
242. |
Relative of a landloper.
|
243. |
Road worker?
|
244. |
Roads scholar?
|
245. |
Rod Stewart track "Only A ___"
|
246. |
Rod rider.
|
247. |
Rod-rider.
|
248. |
Rods rider.
|
249. |
Rover on the rails
|
250. |
Skelton character
|
251. |
Skid row denizen
|
252. |
Skid row resident
|
253. |
So-called "king of the road"
|
254. |
Stereotypical boxcar rider
|
255. |
Stereotypical freight hopper
|
256. |
Stereotypical freight-train hopper
|
257. |
Stereotypical rail rider
|
258. |
Stereotypical skid row denizen
|
259. |
Stereotypical stew preparer
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260. |
Ticketless train rider
|
261. |
To whom "bullets" are beans
|
262. |
To whom a horizontal zigzag meant "barking dog"
|
263. |
Train freeloader of the Depression Era
|
264. |
Train jumper
|
265. |
Train rider
|
266. |
Train rider without a ticket
|
267. |
Train rider?
|
268. |
Trainyard fella
|
269. |
Trainyard vagabond
|
270. |
Tramp.
|
271. |
Traveler in boxcars
|
272. |
Traveler of a sort.
|
273. |
Type tending to drift
|
274. |
Vagabond's cousin.
|
275. |
Vagrant.
|
276. |
Wanderer in search of work
|
277. |
Wandering bum
|
278. |
Willing-to-work wanderer
|
279. |
___ bag
|
280. |
___ bag (fashion accessory)
|
281. |
___ camp (home to boxcar riders)
|
282. |
___ chic (fashion trend that includes fingerless gloves)
|
283. |
___ purse
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284. |
___ spider creature named for its presence around train tracks
|
285. |
Peripatetic worker
|
286. |
Emmett Kelly's impersonation
|
287. |
Freight car hopper, perhaps
|
288. |
Freight car hopper, stereotypically
|
289. |
Bindlestiff, e.g.
|
290. |
I Am a Lonesome ___ (Bob Dylan song)
|
291. |
Boxcar Willie, for one
|
292. |
I Am a Lonesome ___ (Dylan song)
|
293. |
Pawn
|
294. |
Ad ____ committee
|
295. |
Ad ____
|
296. |
Drifters
|
297. |
Nonsense
|
298. |
Rhine wine: Br.
|
299. |
Freight hopper, stereotypically
|
300. |
Ad ___
|
301. |
___-pocus
|
302. |
Word with post or ad
|
303. |
Pawns
|
304. |
Ad ___ committee
|
305. |
Freight train stowaway, stereotypically
|
306. |
Equine ankle
|
307. |
What a debtor might be in
|
308. |
Sinatra's hometown
|
309. |
Nonpaying train rider, stereotypically
|
310. |
Kings of the road
|
311. |
Quoits pegs
|
312. |
Fireplace shelves
|
313. |
Dispose of on "Pawn Stars," perhaps
|
314. |
Boxcar rider of yore
|
315. |
Depression-era itinerant
|
316. |
Bricklayer's burden
|
317. |
Surfer wannabe
|
318. |
Brick holder
|
319. |
Mason's trough
|
320. |
Mortar carrier
|
321. |
German Dadaist Hannah
|
322. |
Garden tool
|
323. |
Weeding tool
|
324. |
Today co-host Kotb
|
325. |
Tramps
|
326. |
First name in morning TV
|
327. |
Pawned
|
328. |
Wrestler Hulk
|
329. |
=-- polloi (common people)
|
330. |
=-- polloi
|
331. |
Entirely
|
332. |
Brick carrier
|
333. |
Brick hauler
|
334. |
Coal carrier
|
335. |
Coal scuttle
|
336. |
Poor surfer
|
337. |
Goal-oriented activity
|
338. |
Trickery
|
339. |
Rail riders
|
340. |
Bricklayer's carrier
|
341. |
King of the road vagabond
|
342. |
Boxcar riders
|
343. |
Nonsurfer, to a surfer dude
|
344. |
Sells for quick cash
|
345. |
Bindle stiffs
|
346. |
Bindle carriers
|
347. |
Up with him!: German.
|
348. |
Wandering worker.
|
349. |
Weary Willie.
|
350. |
Tramped the country.
|
351. |
He rides the rods.
|
352. |
Weary Willies.
|
353. |
Peripatetic worker.
|
354. |
Bindle stiffs.
|
355. |
Migratory worker.
|
356. |
Riders of the rods.
|
357. |
Men of the road.
|
358. |
He gave customers no choice.
|
359. |
Cheat.
|
360. |
Road man of a sort.
|
361. |
City on the Hudson.
|
362. |
Travelers of a sort.
|
363. |
Migratory workers.
|
364. |
Ad ___ (for this).
|
365. |
Quoits pegs.
|
366. |
Footloose fraternity.
|
367. |
Itinerants of a sort.
|
368. |
Fireplace projections.
|
369. |
Fireplace shelves.
|
370. |
Fireplace parts.
|
371. |
Emmett Kelly's make-up
|
372. |
Traveler of a sort
|
373. |
Road man of a sort
|
374. |
Itinerant
|
375. |
Worker of sorts
|
376. |
Landlouper
|
377. |
Bo
|
378. |
Vagabond's cousin
|
379. |
Migrant
|
380. |
Relative of a landloper
|
381. |
Man on the move
|
382. |
Dosser who boasts houses
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