% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)

Other crossword clues for answer "MEAN"

MEAN
Average
Cruel
Intend
Like football's Joe Greene
Low-down and nasty
Greenwich __ time
Nasty
__-spirited
Low-down
Downright nasty
Have in mind
Inviting all your co-workers to your birthday party except one, say
Like a hard-to-hit fastball, in slang
Like a real SOB
Was serious, with "it"
Like Joe Greene
Stand for
Tight
Like a troll, maybe
Drive at
Rather cruel
Base
Curmudgeonly
Grinch-like
Contemptible
Abject
Sort of average
Small-minded
Signify
Stingy
Malicious
Ill-tempered
Statistical calculation
Penny-pinching
Not be kidding about
Unlike some feats?
Not very nice
Statistical number
Miserly
Downright miserly
Adjective for Simon Legree
Bad-spirited
Part of GMT
No ___ feat
Statistician's figure
Nasty companion?
Scrooge-like
Churlish
Bell curve center
Just plain nasty
Not so nice
Statistics calculation
Black-hearted
Like a junkyard dog
Bell curve figure
Bullying
Like Legree
Like Snidely Whiplash
It's no coincidence that 2014 rhymes with ___
*2004 movie with the line "I have a fifth sense ... It's like I have ESPN or something"
See what I ___?
Ogreish
Imply
Unkind
Bad-tempered
Not at all nice
Not the least bit nice
Ornery
Ugly
Inconsequential
Data set average
Math average
Indicate
Not nice at all
Vicious
What do you __?
Intend to say
Like the Grinch
More than a little unkind
Bad
Statistical average
Statistical measure
Like Scrooge
Summary statistic
Ill-intentioned
Like a 122 Across
Far from genteel
Spiteful
Parsimonious
Intend (to)
Malicious or miserly
Be defined as
No pussycat
Unlikely to help out
Attempt to convey
Far from charitable
Actually have in mind
Actually intend
Far from benevolent
Intended to be hurtful
No humanitarian
Villainous
Wicked
Moderation.
Statistics class calculation
Shabby.
Beggarly.
Midway between extremities.
The middle point.
Paltry.
Unimposing.
Curmudgeonish.
Lacking dignity of mind.
Of little value or account.
Halfway between extremes.
Poltroonish.
Small.
Inferior.
Purpose.
Intermediate figure.
Golden ___.
Intermediate.
Cantankerous.
Convey.
Middle point.
Vexatious.
Adjective for Scrooge.
Statistician's concern.
Offensive
Connote
Denote
Time or while preceder
___ to Me
Ignoble
Golden ___ (happy medium)
Kind of streak or time
Picayunish or villainous
Vindictive
Selfish
Statistician's middle
Type of disposition
Base; average
Picayunish
Near
Penurious
This may be golden
Petty or shabby
Sordid
Like Dickens's Murdstone
Say truly
Important statistic
Middle figure
Aim
Playing dirty tricks
Hard-hearted
Suggest
Something to regress to
Willfully tightening the screws, say
Have as a definition
Like taking candy from a baby?
Like a bully
Uncharitable
With 35-Down, have no malice
Cussed
Represent
Skillful, slangily
*Standard deviation deviates from it
Statistics class figure
Not nice
2.5, for the set {1, 2, 3, 4}
Dirty, as tricks
Word before streak or business
Statistician's calculation
Word before "Streets" and "Girls" in film titles
5, for the set [2, 4, 6, 8]
Word after golden or before Girls
Translate as
Moody Blues "Say What You ___"
Oasis "D'You Know What I ___?"
Y&T "___ Streak"
Neil Diamond: "If You Know What I ___"
Van Halen: "___ Street"
Killers "Smile Like You ___ It"
Not nice Pink song?
Phil Collins "You Know What I ___"
How James Carville gets when cornered
Like Cruella de Vil (regardless of why)
Like the Beatles' Mr. Mustard
Seriously impressive
He sure plays a _____ pinball (The Who)
Average, to a statistician
Plebeian
... sure plays a ___ pinball (The Who)
And I ___ business!
___-spirited
Certainly not nice
Not easy to get along with
Like bullies
Not kind
Partner of median and mode
How a strict parent may seem
Despicable
___ temperature
Midpoint
Add up to
Like Scrooge McDuck
Like a schoolyard bully
Far from nice
Greenwich ___ Time
Like a penny-pincher
___ Girls
I didn't ___ to!
What do you ___ by that?
What do you ___? (question Jennifer Lawrence anxiously repeats in a meme)
Like Tommy's pinball playing
We? What do you ___ 'we'?
Middle course
Closefisted
Impressive
2 for 1 and 3, say
Biting
Ideal position between two extremes