BAD-JECTIVES
BONE UP ON YOUR ANAGRAMS
FINISH THE CLASSIC AMERICAN LYRIC
DROP A LETTER
THAT'S SO CLICHE
DON'T RUSH ME!
100

This 5-letter word for anything bad also means to be infested with parasitic insects

lousy

100

It's not so funny when you hit the end of it:
EMU RUSH

humerus

100

"Home, home on the range, where" these play

the deer and the antelope

100

Drop an "E" from a lavish meal to get this verb meaning to abstain from food

fast

100

I've decided to participate; I'm throwing this item "into the ring"

hat

100

This class is taking forever! Time seems to be doing this, creeping forward on its hands & knees

crawling

200

This 10-letter word for evil schemes means belonging to or involving the devil

diabolical

200

You might become a knight while on one:
LATE PAL

patella

200

"O beautiful for spacious skies..."

for amber waves of grain

200

Drop the "L" from a type of bedspread to get this verb that means "to resign"

quit

200

Look at the size of you! You're "growing like" one of these normally unwelcome plants

weed

200

A simile says "slow as" this sweet foodstuff known as treacle in Great Britain

molasses

300

This word for "hateful" is related to the present-day French word "haine", meaning "hatred"

heinous

300

Front & center:
MR. TUNES

sternum

300

"You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when..."

skies are gray

300

Drop the "T" from intense fear to get this mistake

error

300

That pair is so alike, they're like these, a pair of legumes together

peas in a pod

300

If you're slow & low-energy, you're this adjective containing the name of a gastropod with no shell

sluggish

400

If someone calls you this, it can mean you are inadequate (or you arouse compassion)

pitiful

400

Tough to scratch:
CLAP USA

scapula
400

"Doe, a deer, a female deer; ray, a drop of golden sun; me..."

a name I call myself

400

A synonym for "vision" drops its "T" & becomes this sound of relief or weariness

sigh

400

We're doing it, no matter what, "come hell or" this other condition

high water

400

If you won't move, you dig in your heels; if you move slowly, you do this with them

drag

500

Not "were" but this 4-letter word for dreadful comes before the name of an extinct wolf

dire

500

It can be used to articulate in more than one sense:
MILD BEAN

mandible

500

"Oh my darling, oh my darling, oh my darling Clementine..."

you are lost and gone forever

500

Drop the "F" from a word meaning very cold & it comes this, stiff or unyielding

rigid

500

You can do this for exercise, or to "your memory"

jog

500

This 10-letter verb means to diminish a vehicle's speed, especially with that brick wall ahead

decelerate

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