Answer: LOSS
LOSS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 192 times.
- Any Buffalo Bills Super Bowl result
- Subject for an insurance company
- Win's opposite
- L's meaning, sometimes
- Impairment
- What "L" stands for in box scores
- Business concern
- What red ink represents
- What red ink indicates
- Match disappointment
- Red ink amount
- Erosion
- Standings stat
- See 34-Across
- Kind of column
- Profit's opposite
- Surety concern
- Red ink entry
- Result of a sack
- Nonprofit?
- Write-off
- Firm fear
- Amount printed in red ink
- Outcome of a 10-17 game
- Destruction
- Defeat
- Red-ink figure
- Gambling result, usually
- Gain offsetter
- Property damage, to an insurer
- Insurance claim amount
- Insurance claim
- Leader leader?
- Insurance subject
- Forfeiture
- Profit's partner?
- Another's gain?
- Dieter's hope
- Cause of negative earnings-per-share
- Bottom-line negative
- Balance sheet entry in red
- Gain's offset
- Cause of grief
- Bottom-line bummer
- Parenthesized entry
- Red ink figure
- Something to mourn
- Election defeat
- See 32 Down
- Adjuster's issue
- Gridiron setback
- Tax write-off
- At a __ for words
- Insured's report
- End of a winning streak
- Cause for an insurance claim
- Minus, on a balance sheet
- A no-win situation?
- Win alternative
- Deprivation
- Insurance company concern
- Negative entry
- Balance sheet deduction
- Sports page column
- Half a financial statement
- Game not won
- Disappointing finish
- Leader leader
- It spoils hot streaks
- Insurance adjuster's concern
- Profit's partner
- Perfect-record breaker
- Half a financial statement?
- Dieter's triumph
- Red ink
- Portfolio setback
- Dieter's goal
- Detriment
- Insurance concern
- Sum in red
- At a ___ for words
- "L," in box scores
- Death
- Item in the debit column
- Stock market reverse
- Item in the debit column
- Financial setback
- At a ___ for words (speechless)
- Cause of silence in the locker room
- It prevents a win-win situation
- Team setback
- Red-ink amount
- Privation
- Victory's opposite
- Winning-streak ender
- Red-ink entry
- Setback
- Profit and ___
- Bereavement
- Bad outcome for the home team
- Playoff disappointment
- Nonprofit situation
- Dieter's progress
- Figure in red
- Bottom-line concern
- Basis for many a claim
- Team statistic
- Sports team's setback
- Dieter's gain?
- Grief counselor's subject
- Insurance policy contingency
- Bad news for the home team
- Profit's antithesis
- Failed investment
- Reason for a tax deduction, maybe
- Profit's other side
- Fan's disappointment
- At a ___ (puzzled)
- Minus money
- Stockholder's concern
- Dieter's win?
- Grief cause
- Profit's counterpart
- Opposite of profit
- Financial reverse
- It may be insured
- Tax ___
- Net ___
- Unfavorable result
- Parenthetical figure, often
- Team's setback
- Standings setback
- Investor's concern
- It's not for a winner
- Casualty, e.g.
- Streak breaker, maybe
- It can be written off in April
- Can be written off in April
- What much insurance covers
- Declination
- Sports defeat
- Quarterback's setback
- Victory for a dieter
- Investor's woe
- Standings column
- Box score L
- Playoff heartbreak
- Effect of erosion
- Spreadsheet amount shown in parentheses
- An overtime one counts as a point in the N.H.L.
- Opposite of a win
- Diet progress
- Insurance estimate
- Figure in red ink
- Perfect season spoiler
- Result of a sack, in football
- Datum for the second column
- Red number
- Monetary setback
- L's meaning, in box scores
- Misplacement
- It's often covered by insurance
- The "1" of 10-1, say
- Result of a poor investment
- Disappointing game result
- L
- Red ink indication
- Fiscal disappointment
- P&L part
- Wall Street woe
- L, in box scores
- Bad investment outcome
- Certain tax write-off
- Cause for a claim
- The "1" in a 15-1 record
- Spoiler of a perfect record
- L in a box score
- See 68-Across
- Stat in standings
- "I'm at a ___ for words"
- Game result that's not a win or a tie
- "Your ___"
- Profit opposite
- The l word
- Bad news for an investor
- Result of a bad investment
- Team disappointment
- End of a hot streak
- Concern in data transmission
- Amount printed in red
- The "1" of 3-1-4, say
- A 2-1 record has one