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Other crossword clues for answer "LOSER"

LOSER
The Born __
Consistent failure
Wanderer
Hardly a winner
He has lots of sour-grapes?
Jenny Craig fan
Short-straw drawer
Insult delivered while making an {/L/} on one's forehead
Beck single of 1993
Beck's breakout single
Early Beck single
Beck single of 1994
Beck, for example, baby
Last one in
Beck's breakout hit
Participation trophy recipient
Trumpian insult
Hit song from Beck
Misfit
Schlemiel
Doofus
Also-ran
Consolation-prize recipient
Defeated rival
Figure in a decision
Unfortunate fellow
Runner-up
The Born ___ (Chip Sansom comic strip)
Runner-up in a match race
Sore person?
Perry Mason, only once
Stock that drops in value
Hapless one
Successful dieter
The Biggest ___
Strip poker player in the buff, e.g.
Sad sack
Hopeless guy
Certain game show competitor
One bettered
Bad bet
Last-place team
Luckless one
Habitual failure
Any of three semifinalists
Flop
Mr. Wrong?
Unsuccessful trophy seeker
Born __
Like one who is 52-Down
Hapless sort
Hard luck case
Many a casino visitor
Sore sort, maybe
Short-straw picker
Sore __
Usually disappointed one
Player over 21, perhaps
What a two-fingered "L" represents
28-Down's opposite
Many a gambler
One who draws the short straw
Fabled hare, e.g.
Last one to cross the finish line
One finishing second
One without promise
Weeper, maybe
Creep
Defeated one
Last-place finisher
Sore one, maybe
Dweeb
Jerk
Chump
Ne'er-do-well
See 56 Down
Vanquished one
Person defeated
Unlucky one
Cornwallis, at Yorktown
Felon, informally
Goliath, notably
Little Bo-Peep, for one.
Second-best contestant.
Naked strip poker player, e.g.
Beck hit with the lyric "So why don't you kill me?"
Defeated candidate.
He pays up.
Sugar Ray on June 25th.
Team in the cellar.
Short-ender.
Underdog.
Winner of the booby prize.
Second best.
Second-best one.
Winner of a red ribbon.
An also-ran.
Booby prize winner.
Election casualty.
Defeated contestant
Weeper, proverbially
Low card.
Money dropper.
Member of a Las Vegas majority.
Minnesota to Los Angeles.
Tailender.
Goliath, for one
Humphrey, in 1968
Edsel, for one
Weeper, in adage
Weeper, in saying
Bad-luck guy
Sore ___
One back in the pack
Traditional weeper
Burgoyne at Saratoga
Proverbial weeper
Schlimazel
He may be sore
Word with sore
Carter vis-à-vis Reagan
Ford in 1976
His wager should have been sager
McGovern, in 1972
McDowell or Pope, at Bull Run
Mondale on Nov. 6, 1984
Bested one
Born follower
Defeated pitcher
Born ___ (schlemiel)
Unsuccessful participant
Carthage, in the Punic Wars
T.K.O. victim, e.g.
What Bryan was to Taft
Dewey in 1948
The Beatles' "I'm a ____"
Vanquished
Not a medalist
See 143-Down
Good sport, perhaps
Dewey, to Truman
Terse putdown
The one with 0 in 7-0
One who doesn't go past a semi?
Bottom dog
Deadbeat
#2 or #3
36-Down, notably
#2 or #3, say
One who can't catch a break
The hare, notably
Put-down from Donald Trump
Schlub
X-O-X line in tic-tac-toe, e.g.
Dud
Deadbeat, e.g.
Juvenile put-down
Paper, vis-à-vis scissors
Second or third person?
Schlump
1993 Beck single
What two fingers in the shape of an "L" can mean
Who pays all legal costs under the so-called "English rule"
Pointless player, perhaps
2000 Jason Biggs comedy-romance
Beck's breakthrough hit
Beck's first smash
Many a lotto player
Trump, vis-à-vis the 2020 election
Second place finisher
Booby-prize recipient
Better luck next time addressee
Dork
Lovable ___ (character such as Charlie Brown)
A good dieter?
Person trying to smile at an awards show
One with sour grapes?
Typical Las Vegas gambler
One who weeps, in a saying
The one in last place, e.g.
Short straw drawer, e.g.
Place or show horse
Runner-up, essentially
Sometimes a dieter is one
Luckless fellow
He can't get a break
Person faking a smile at an awards show
Runner-up in a race
Winner's victim
One who finishes last
Last place finisher, obviously
One not getting an Olympic medal
'90s Beck hit
Defeated competitor
The hare, in "The Tortoise and the Hare"
Unsuccessful competitor
The hare, in a fabled race
Fortune's fool
Cleveland in the '94 World Series
Hopeless one
Athlete, at times
Perennial last-place finisher
A weeper, according to a saying
Beck hit of 1993
One not allowed in the winners' circle
Taunting word
Everyone except the winner
Luckless sort
Any of three semifinalists, eventually
Down-on-one's-luck sort
Drawer of the short straw
One who can't 21-Down
Jenga tower toppler, e.g.
One snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, say
The hare, to the tortoise
Checkmated chess player, for example
Player who topples the Jenga tower
He's sore, maybe
One-day "Jeopardy!" contestant, e.g.
Lovable archetype
A sore one can't handle defeat gracefully
Sore ___ (poor sport)
Pathetic person
Locker room sulker
Hardly one of the in crowd
Postgame sulker
Postgame moper
Concession speech giver