Answer: MEAN
MEAN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 150 times.
- Ill-tempered
- Downright nasty
- Part of G.M.T.
- Penny-pinching
- Middle figure
- Nasty
- Stand for
- Ignoble
- Villainous
- Aim
- Unkind
- Statistics calculation
- Imply
- The Beatles' "__ Mr. Mustard"
- Bell curve figure
- Bad-tempered
- Playing dirty tricks
- Lowdown
- Signify
- Suggest
- Average
- Cruel
- Willfully tightening the screws, say
- Have as a definition
- Intend
- Have in mind
- Downright miserly
- Contemptible
- Bad-spirited
- Part of GMT
- Malicious
- Base
- No ___ feat
- Adjective for Simon Legree
- Statistician’s figure
- Not very nice
- Scrooge-like
- Stingy
- Like taking candy from a baby?
- Not at all nice
- Wicked
- Hard-hearted
- Statistical calculation
- Ill-intentioned
- Like a 122 Across
- Far from genteel
- Spiteful
- ''... sure plays a ___ pinball'' (The Who)
- "And I ___ business!"
- Like the Grinch
- Plebeian
- Like a schoolyard bully
- Blackhearted
- Like Scrooge McDuck
- Average, to a statistician
- Intend to say
- Add up to
- Churlish
- Not the least bit nice
- Uncharitable
- Not so nice
- Nasty companion?
- Far from nice
- Black-hearted
- Ugly
- ___-spirited
- "... sure plays a ___ pinball" (The Who)
- Like Mr. Mustard or Joe Greene
- Hurtful
- Statistician's middle
- Scroogelike
- Ornery
- StatisticianÂ’s figure
- Middle course
- Translate as
- Vicious
- Like a bully
- Just plain nasty
- Greenwich ___ Time
- Bell curve center
- Miserly
- Ogreish
- Like Tommy's pinball playing
- With 35-Down, have no malice
- It's not quite average, in math class
- Closefisted
- Like a junkyard dog
- Far from friendly
- Be sincere
- Cussed
- Skillful, slangily
- Important statistic
- Represent
- Be defined as
- Denote
- Disagreeable
- Certainly not nice
- *Standard deviation deviates from it
- Like Snidely Whiplash
- Bullying
- Small-minded
- Part 4 of a Labour Day quotation
- Like Legree
- Inconsequential
- Not nice at all
- Not easy to get along with
- Statistics class figure
- Not nice
- Math class calculation
- Intend (to)
- Malicious or miserly
- Data set average
- Obnoxious
- Quite unkind
- Unlikely to help out
- Math average
- ___ woman blues
- Like Dicken's Murdstone
- 2.5, for the set {1, 2, 3, 4}
- Like a penny-pincher
- Dirty, as tricks
- Shabby
- Indicate
- Attempt to convey
- Far from charitable
- Statistical average
- "See what I ___?"
- "What do you ___?"
- Word before streak or business
- "___ Girls"
- Intended to be hurtful
- Not kind
- Actually have in mind
- Actually intend
- More than a little unkind
- Far from benevolent
- Statistician's calculation
- Partner of median and mode
- Word before "Streets" and "Girls" in film titles
- Something to regress to
- 5, for the set [2, 4, 6, 8]
- "What do you ___ by that?"
- "I didn't ___ to!"
- Baseborn
- Like 31 across behavior
- "What do you ___?" (question Jennifer Lawrence anxiously repeats in a meme)
- Catty
- Word after golden or before Girls
- Lean and ___
- Excellent, average or bad, depending on the context