Answer: NERDS
NERDS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining NERDS with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Jerks
- Overly studious types
- Brainy bunch
- Dweebs
- Outcasts
- Rips apart
- Uncool group
- Geeky types
- "Revenge of the ___"
- Wimps
- Squares
- Geeks
- Bookish bunch
- Uncool sorts
- Dorks
- Unhip types
- Drips
- Unlikely prom kings
- Twerps
- Square figures
- Social misfits
- In-group outcasts
- Computer __
- Uncool ones
- Stupes
- Social outcasts
- Jocks' antitheses
- Hardly hepcats
- Bookish group
- Wimps' cousins
- Uncool types
- They're not cool
- The out crowd
- Some intellectuals
- Social goofballs
- Overly intellectual sorts
- "Revenge of the ___" (1984 comedy)
- ''Revenge of the ___''
- Wonka candy
- Willy Wonka candy brand
- Unpopular ones
- Unhip sorts
- Uncool people
- They're not in
- The socially lost, in stereotypes
- The socially lost
- The out crowd?
- Techies, stereotypically
- Tech entrepreneurs, stereotypically
- Studious stereotypes
- Stereotypical pocket protector wearers
- Stereotypical mathletes
- Stereotypical chess team members
- Square ones
- School clique, maybe
- Pocket-protector brigade
- Pocket protector wearers
- Overstudious students
- Out group
- Obsessive experts
- Mathletes, stereotypically
- Kin of wimps
- Hardly hipsters
- Geeky-sounding candy
- Comic-Con attendees
- Brainiacs, typically
- Brainiacs, maybe
- Amy and Molly in "Booksmart," e.g.
- "The Big Bang Theory" males
- "The Big Bang Theory" crowd
- Wonka candy with a dweeby name
- Wonka candy sometimes stuck to a licorice rope
- Willy Wonka candy made of candy-coated sugar crystals
- Willy Wonka Candy Company candy
- Willy Wonka Candy Company brand
- Whizzes at quizzes?
- Victims of jocks, perhaps
- Users of slide rules, stereotypically
- Unlikely prom kings (though there are exceptions)
- Unlikely homecoming court members
- Unlikely class presidents
- Unhip ones
- Uncool geeks
- Uncool collective
- Uncool bunch
- Types who think school is too cool
- Types wearing pocket protectors
- Twerps' cousins
- Trivia lovers, say
- Totally unhip types
- Too-studious ones
- Tiny Willy Wonka candies
- Those celebrated on the podcast "Fantastic Geeks (and Where to Find Them)"
- They're not seen as cool at school
- They're not in the in crowd
- They're not hip
- They're hardly hip
- They wear pocket protectors, stereotypically
- They might geek out
- They aren't in
- Teen outcasts
- Teased teen-agers
- Sugary boxful
- Studious crowd
- Stereotypical trivia whizzes
- Stereotypical tech entrepreneurs
- Stereotypical Pi Day celebrants
- Stereotypical members of the math team
- Stereotypical math whizzes
- Squares of sorts
- Sporcle quiz makers, perhaps
- Some social misfits
- Some characters in the film "Real Genius"
- Societal goofballs
- Socially challenged group
- Social zeros
- Social rejects, stereotypically
- Social flops
- Smart guys who have trouble scoring
- Small, sour candies
- Small, bumpy candies
- Simps
- Silicon Valley saga, "Triumph of the ___"
- School clique, perhaps
- Saps' kin
- Revengers in a recent film
- Revengers in a film
- Revenge-seeking group in a 1984 film
- Revenge-seekers of film
- Revenge seekers in a 1984 movie
- Revenge seekers in a 1984 film
- Revenge of the ___
- Relatives of Teddys?
- Propeller-heads
- Poindexters
- Poindexter types
- Pocket-protector set?
- Pocket protector purchasers, perhaps
- Pocket protector pack
- Pocket protector brigade
- People who love to geek out
- People who actually LIKE school!!! Haha, let's beat them up
- People prone to geeking out
- Pebble-shaped fruity candy
- Overstudious ones
- Overly bookish ones
- Ones who rarely skip class
- Ones who got revenge in a 1984 comedy
- Ones unlikely to be voted "most popular"
- Obsessive smarties
- Obsessed, nonsocial ones
- Nestlé candy sold under the Wonka brand
- Nebbishes
- Most characters on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Modern-day squares
- Modern-day drips
- Mathletes, maybe
- Live action role-playing types
- Little candies sometimes on a gummy rope
- Joke targets, at times
- Jocks' counterparts
- Intellectual people, stereotypically
- Ineffectual types
- High-school outcasts, stereotypically
- Grape or strawberry candy
- Geeky students
- Geeky sorts
- Geeky ones
- Geeky guys
- Fruit-flavored Wonka candy
- Fruit-flavored candy in a box
- Enthusiasts, unflatteringly
- Eggheaded sorts
- Dorky youths
- Crunchy, colorful commercial candies
- Crossword constructors, perhaps
- Computer whizzes, stereotypically
- Computer geeks
- Comic-Con habitues, stereotypically
- Comic-Con habitués
- Colorful, pebble-like candies
- Certain school clique
- Certain high school clique
- Cast of characters in "The Big Bang Theory"
- Candy with a short-lived chewy version called Dweebs
- Candy sold in ropes
- Candy packed in two-flavor boxes
- Candy in two-flavor boxes
- Candy in two-compartment boxes
- Candy in a divided box
- Bully's targets
- Bullies' targets, often
- Bullies' targets
- Brainy sorts
- Brainy people
- Brainy introverts
- Brainy high school clique
- Boringly studious types
- Bookworms, maybe
- Bookish sorts
- Bookish people
- Black Girl ___ (Jamie Broadnax publication)
- Binges on Sporcle quizzes, say, with "out"
- Big name in tiny candies
- Aptly named shelfmate of Smarties candy
- Alternative to the candy Dweebs, once
- Adorkable types
- "The Big Bang Theory" guys, e.g.
- "Study, study, study" types
- "Out crowd" members
- "Big Bang Theory" types
- ___ Rope (Wonka candy)
- ___ Rope (fruity candy)
- ___ Gummy Clusters
- __ out: gets excited in a geeky way, in slang
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