Referring Clues

• Harder to find
• Closer to extinction
• Less common
• Pinker than pink
• Done less?
• More enticing, to a philatelist
• Relatively red
• Not as common
• Pinker, in a way
• Not so easy to find
• Pinker in the middle
• Less seen
• Less typical
• Scarcer
• With more to be done?
• Not so common
• Not done as well?
• Like rhinos vis-à-vis elephants
• More pink, as steak
• Like triple plays compared to double plays
• Like tigers vis-à-vis lions
• More enticing to a philatelist, say
• Not so well done
• More unusual
• Pinker, perhaps
• More endangered
• Harder to come by
• More infrequent
• Pinker inside
• Not so likely to pop up
• Not as numerous
• Harder to locate
• Not seen as much
• Less cooked
• Less prevalent
• Less usual
• Less done
• Not as well prepared?
• Harder to dig up
• Not so easy to get one's hands on
• More valuable, as coins
• More valued, in a way
• More valuable to collectors
• More red
• Not seen as often
• More recherché
• More atypical
• Less likely to be available
• Less well-done, as steak
• Less brown
• Less encountered
• Less often found
• More uncommon
• Not as well-done
• Less plentiful
• Harder to hunt down
• Less likely to be found
• Closer to extinction, perhaps
• Less available
• More pink, often
• Not as likely to pop up
• Less likely
• Not as plentiful
• Less likely to appear
• More desirable to collectors
• Not as abundant
• More scarce
• Redder, in a way
• Twice as unlikely
• Cooked for a shorter time, perhaps
• Tougher to find
• Redder inside
• Not as easy to come by
• Less well done
• More enticing, to a stamp collector
• Cooked less
• More elusive
• More difficult to collect
• Less frequently seen
• More precious
• More seldom seen
• Having a pinker center
• Less done, as steak
• Less well-done
• Worth more to collectors, say
• Not so well-done
• Not so prevalent
• More commonplace
• Not as easy to find
• Less commonplace
• Less ordinary
• Closer to raw, as a steak
• A no-hitter compared to a one-hitter, e.g.
• Harder to get
• Less grilled, say
• More pink, maybe
• Less likely to be seen
• More valuable, possibly
• More bloody
• Not as prevalent
• Less often seen
• Less done, as a steak
• Harder to spot
• Less frequent
• More expensive on eBay, perhaps
• More pink, perhaps
• Less likely to be a bargain on eBay
• Comparatively uncommon
• Less abundant
• Less charred
• Not seen as frequently
• More valuable to a collector
• More pink, in a way
• More desirable, to a collector
• Like perfect games vis-à-vis no-hitters
• Like safeties vis-à-vis field goals
• More collectible, perhaps
• Thinner, as air
• Closer to being raw
• More collectible, maybe
• Worth more, often
• Fewer
• Comparatively uncommon age for retirement in Rolls-Royce
• (Of meat) less cooked
• More Bloody Marys in the middle and one on right
• Not so frequent
• More precious, perhaps
• In some way, the poor are rich (but that's relatively unusual)
• More red deer are ready to eat
• More enticing to collectors
• Worth more to collectors
• In September are rabbits less common?
• More valuable, in some cases
• Pinker, say
• Letters from a peer are rather less common
• Occurring less frequently
• Like 1913 Liberty Head nickels, vis-a-vis 1913 Buffalo nickels
• Pinker in the middle, say
• Like triple plays, vis-a-vis double plays
• Like a 1943 copper penny, vis-a-vis a steel one
• More valuable, perhaps
• Less established
• Like triples, vis-a-vis homers
• Done less?
• Less everyday
• Redder, as prime rib
• Less likely to be spotted
• Like O negative vis-à-vis O positive
• More red, but not visibly
• Not found as often
• Like uranium vis-à-vis carbon
• Like O negative vis-à-vis O positive
• Like prime numbers as compared to composite numbers
• Like more expensive art, often
• Pinker
• More golden, say
• Comparative that's an inadvisable starting choice in Wordle
• More pink, as 13-Down
• Not as easily found
• Like golden eagles vis-à-vis bald eagles, in the United States
• Like two-dollar bills, compared to five-dollar bills
• Like black opals vis-à-vis diamonds
• Like the Asian elephant vis-à-vis the African elephant
• Like triplets vis-à-vis twins