Other crossword clues for answer "PITY"
- PITY
- Tsk!
- Ache for
- A matter of regret
- Show compassion
- Sympathetic feeling
- Feel sorry for
- Too bad!
- Sympathize with
- Ruth
- Crying shame
- ___ is for the living, Envy is for the dead: Mark Twain
- Kind of party
- Commiserate with
- Town Without ___ (Gene Pitney hit)
- Compassion
- So sad
- Emotion evoked by pathos
- Be moved by
- Shame
- 'Tis a ___!
- Feel bad for
- Show sympthy toward
- Sympathy
- That's rough
- Condolence
- Feel for
- Weep for
- Be sorry for
- Pathos
- What a shame
- Sorrowful comment
- No beast so fierce but knows some touch of __: "King Richard III"
- Such a shame
- Bummer
- That's a shame
- How unfortunate
- __ party
- Feel sympathy for
- That's too bad
- Heartfelt feeling
- Oh, that's too bad
- Sympathetic compassion
- Feel compassion for
- But yet the ___ of it, Iago!—Othello.
- What Simon Legree lacked.
- Have compassion.
- Commiseration.
- Fellow feeling.
- Cause for regret.
- Cause for sorrow.
- Cause of regret.
- It's a ___ (too bad)
- What a ___ (too bad)
- ___ ever healeth envy: F. Bacon
- For ___ runneth soon in gentle hearts: Chaucer
- And never a saint took ___ . . .
- Town Without ___, 1961 film
- Feeling for the unfortunate
- Ruefulness
- Bleed for
- Wistful comment, after "a"
- Terrible shame
- ___ makes suffering contagious: Nietzsche
- Unfortunate development
- A woman's ___ often opens the door to love: Henry Ward Beecher
- The scavenger of misery, per Shaw
- Opposite of schadenfreude
- Unfortunate circumstance
- It may be "aw"-inspiring
- Regrettable situation
- What a ___
- Alas!
- ___ party
- See 35-Across
- Ache for, in a way
- See 8-Down
- Drowning Pool song we feel sorry for?
- Weezer "This is Such a ___"
- Matter of regret
- Compassionate feeling
- Feel sorrow for
- Have compassion for
- I ___ the fool
- Sympathize
- Mr. T's verb
- Feeling toward the unfortunate
- I ___ the fool . . . (Mr. T catchphrase)
- Feel sad for
- Hard-hearted one's lack
- Response to misfortune
- What the hardhearted lack
- Self-indulgent sulk*
