| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| DISCONSOLATE | Miserable | |
| SAD | Miserable | |
| HEARTBROKEN | Miserable | |
| WITCHED | Miserable | |
| WRETCHED | Miserable | |
| FORLORN | Miserable | |
| JOYLESS | Miserable | |
| MOPED | Was miserable | |
| BLEAK | Dreary miserable | |
| HOVEL | Miserable dwelling | |
| INCLEMENT | Rainy and miserable | |
| MEASLY | Spotted looking miserable? | |
| DREARY | Overcast and miserable | |
| MISERABLE | A miserable person. | |
| DEPRESSED | Journalists, indeed, appeared miserable | |
| WOFUL | Wretched; paltry; miserable; poor. | |
| CALAMITOUS | Suffering calamity; wretched; miserable. | |
| ABLE | Clever Scrooge no longer miserable | |
| MISER | Able to leave miserable tightwad | |
| WOEBEGONE | Sad or miserable in appearance | |
| DOWNTREND | Miserable course concerned with economic decline | |
| WRETCH | A miserable person; one profoundly unhappy. | |
| MISERABLENESS | The state or quality of being miserable. | |
| FLAGDOWN | Signal to stop when you become tired and miserable | |
| MISERABLY | In a miserable; unhappily; calamitously; wretchedly; meanly. | |