ALACK

ALACK


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Word: alack
Word origin: late Middle English: probably from ah + lack.
Phonetic: əˈlak
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used to express regret or dismay.


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Ah
Alas and ___!
Alas and ___
Dear me!
Too bad!
Wellaway!
Woe is me!
Woe is me
___! what poverty my Muse brings forth: Shak.
Alas partner
Alass partner
Cry like Woe!
Cry of regret
Disheartened cry
Dismayed cry
Elizabethan lament
Interjection of regret
Kin of alas
Loss comment
Old cry of dismay
Old-style term of regret
Partner of alas
Shakespearean shucks
Shakespearean lament
Sorrowful expression
Welladay!
Woeful exclamation
Woeful expression
Word in a woeful phrase
Word of regret
Word of woe
Oldtime word of dismay.
Ah me!
Oh dear!
Welladay
What a pity
Old exclamation
O dear!
Often paired with 11 Down.
Exclamation of dismay
Regretful exclamation.
Exclamation of sorrow
Cry of dismay
Old word of regret
Old word of sorrow
Cry of woe
Cousin of alas
Woe
Sorrowful cry
___, the heavy day ... : Richard II
Term of tribulation
Follower of 13 Down
Companion of alas
Elizabethan interjection
Alas's kin
Alas!
Sadly
Unfortunately!
Black beginning with a word of regret
Need to pursue a cry of woe
I'm unhappy! I have a deficiency
A shortage of old-fashioned woe
Sadly there's not enough
Oh dear - a shortage!
In the style of Calvin Klein — sadly no longer in use
Shakespearean cry of woe
A jet won't start, I'm sad to say
Vitamin deficiency generates expression of regret
Unfortunately, a gap his retirement left?
Quaint expression of distress
Word of dismay
Old-fashioned expression of dismay
Its sad for Romeo, a knave Juliets left




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