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➠ Words that end with f

List contains 3696 Words that end with "f".

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payoff
  • - Chatter about Dicky's outcome
  • - league's leader drops out of final game for bribe!
  • - Settle, as a debt
  • - Settle raconteur's punch line?
  • - Joke's punchline, to a comic
  • - Punch line, for a comic
  • - Joke's punchline, e.g.
  • - Punch line?
  • - Wages get stopped in settlement
  • - Satisfying conclusion
  • - reward bribe
  • - Result of bribe
  • - Final reckoning
  • - Satisfying end to a story arc
  • - Final settlement — backhander
  • - Return on an investment
  • - Fulfill financially
  • - Punchline
  • - Bribe left out of deciding game
  • - Left out of deciding game as a bribe
  • - Give a kickback to
  • - Left out of deciding game for bribe
  • - Welcome culmination
  • - Jackpot, e.g.
  • - Denouement: Colloq.
  • - Final outcome
  • - Boodle
  • - Retribution
  • - Bribe
  • - Denouement
  • - Bribe, informally
  • - a bribe, informally
off
  • - Taking a vacation day, say
  • - Taking a break from work, say
  • - Sign on a switch
  • - On's opposite
  • - On-again, ......-again
  • - On and ...... (sporadically)
  • - Not scheduled to work
  • - Not on, as a light switch
  • - Get ...... on the wrong foot
  • - Down, usually, on a light switch
  • - Down, on a light switch
  • - Command to a pooch on a couch, maybe
  • - Absent from regular work.
  • - On leave
  • - ...and on
  • - Away from
  • - Not turned on
  • - On one's way
  • - Taking vacation days
  • - Not on the mark
  • - U-turn from on
  • - Not on
  • - On vacation
  • - Enjoying a vacation
  • - Temporarily not on the menu
  • - Away from the office today
  • - Not on the job
  • - On vacation, say
  • - Taking a vacation day
  • - Not on target
  • - Taking vacation
  • - 'You're not allowed on the couch, Fido!'
  • - On vacation, perhaps
  • - Not at work
  • - Opposite of on
  • - "On" antonym
  • - It's not on circular letter fellow duplicated
  • - Not on much 16 down
  • - On holiday
  • - Absent from work
  • - On the way
  • - Sound from a fan
  • - '...... on!'
  • - Away from French capital
  • - From a place or position
  • - away on the right side
  • - Switch position that isn't "on"
  • - On vacation from work
  • - The Donnas "Take It ......"
  • - Taking a personal day, perhaps
  • - Somewhat gamy
  • - Side of the wicket, in cricket
  • - Sharp, perhaps
  • - Sharp or flat, say
  • - Ringer status
  • - Repellent choice?
  • - Rancid or sour
  • - Rancid (food)
  • - Prince "Get ......"
  • - Powerless position?
  • - Power-switch position
  • - Popular bug spray
  • - Not working — started
  • - Not playing one's best
  • - Not activated
  • - Light switch option
  • - Kind of white or beat
  • - Kill, so to speak
  • - Ice, so to speak
  • - Get ...... scot-free
  • - Gen. or col.
  • - Gamy
  • - Follower of kick, pick or tick
  • - Fly ...... the handle
  • - Enjoying a holiday
  • - Easy-...... (brand of oven cleaner)
  • - Deep Woods Sportsman maker
  • - Dash ...... (write quickly)
  • - Competition word
  • - Clocked out
  • - Camping spray
  • - Bug-repellent name
  • - Bug-bugging brand
  • - Bouncing ...... the walls
  • - Beat or shoot preceder
  • - A little peculiar
  • - "We're ...... to see the Wizard ..."
  • - "We're ...... to see the . . . "
  • - "Turn that racket ......!"
  • - "They're ---!"
  • - "They're ......!" (racing term)
  • - "They're ...... and running!"
  • - "That's a weight ...... my mind!"
  • - "Shake It ......" (Taylor Swift song)
  • - "Noises ......," Frayn farce
  • - "Let's Call the Whole Thing ......"
  • - "Keep ...... the grass"
  • - "I'm ..........!" ("Ta-ta!")
  • - "Break me ...... a piece of that Kit Kat bar"
  • - "And we're ...... like a prom dress!"
  • - -- the cuff
  • - -- -the-wall
  • - ...... the grid
  • - ...... the cuff (without notes)
  • - ...... the beaten path (hard to find)
  • - ...... the beam (awry)
  • - ...... and running
  • - Kind of color
  • - Gone away
  • - Not in operation
  • - Not going
  • - Not oneself
  • - Having a bad ...... day
  • - Broadway opener
  • - Rancid
  • - Go ...... the deep end
  • - Not operational
  • - Not operating
  • - Unplugged?
  • - Part of OTB
  • - Out of tune
  • - Broadway
  • - Turned (away)
  • - Inexact.
  • - Not correct
  • - Not in sync
  • - .... limits
  • - Smoke
  • - Leaving
  • - Broadway play
  • - Imprecise
  • - Season opener?
  • - Noises
  • - Puts
  • - Take out
  • - Insect repellent
  • - Popular insect repellent
  • - No longer in effect
  • - Do in
  • - Malfunctioning
  • - Not in the office
  • - In error
  • - Astray
  • - Lopsided
  • - Absent
  • - Run at the mouth?
  • - Not performing well
  • - Switch position round with two females
  • - Wide of the mark
  • - Not quite oneself
  • - Broadway opening?
  • - Not powered up
  • - Position with no power?
  • - Light switch position
  • - Having a bad day, perhaps
  • - ...... the beaten path
  • - Taking a personal day, say
  • - Switch position
  • - Amiss
  • - Inactive, as a light
  • - Slightly awry
  • - Cancelled
  • - Not working today
  • - Home for the holidays, say
  • - Taking a personal day
  • - Missing the mark
  • - Not right
  • - Insect repellent brand
  • - Switch setting
  • - Canceled, as an event
  • - Less than perfect
  • - See 62-Down
  • - A bit askew
  • - With 15-Across, kind of vehicle
  • - Out of whack
  • - Punched out
  • - Not at one's best
  • - Out of sync
  • - At leisure
  • - Execute, in slang
  • - See 115-Down
  • - Canceled
  • - 'Noises ......' (1982 farce featuring a play within a play)
  • - Bug spray brand
  • - A bit amiss
  • - TV setting
  • - Crunch time helper, maybe
  • - Sour, turned
  • - Untuned, say
  • - Not plugged in
  • - Word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 27-Down to form baseball terms
  • - Awry or away
  • - Assassinate, slangily
  • - Awry
  • - Nonfunctioning
  • - Vacationing
  • - Askew
  • - A little less than perfect
  • - Hiker's spray brand
  • - Not scheduled for duty
  • - Fielding side's below par
  • - Switch status, sometimes
  • - Away today
  • - At less than your best
  • - Not accurate
  • - Out of the gate
  • - Running partner?
  • - "Outta here!"
  • - Below par
  • - Curdled
  • - Gone bad
  • - Cockeyed
  • - Mistaken
  • - Inaccurate
  • - Incorrect
  • - Not up to snuff
  • - Wrong
  • - Away
  • - Spoiled
  • - Rotten
  • - Not playing today
  • - Not functioning
  • - Not oneself today
  • - Not up to par
  • - Aside
  • - Not working
  • - Inoperative
  • - Buzz
  • - Road ....
  • - See 3 Down.
  • - Key
  • - See 38-Across
  • - Sluggish
  • - Not quite right?
  • - '...... going!'
  • - Not running
  • - Sour
  • - See 2-Down
  • - See 57-Down
  • - Anti-bug brand
  • - Postpone, with "put"
  • - ....-kilter
  • - Right ... the bat
  • - Unconventional
  • - Start out
  • - cast-......, a ship's departure?
  • - Mosquito repellent brand
  • - Not working? That's bad
  • - A little bit "not quite right"
  • - You swept me ... my feet!
  • - ...-limits (restricted)
  • - Put ... (postpone)
cuff
  • - Light slap
  • - slap cocaine addict going topless
  • - Light blow with the open hand
  • - Slap the bracelets on
  • - Slap
  • - Shirt part with a button
  • - Shirt wristband
  • - strike at the wrist?
  • - strike a kind of link
  • - End of a sleeve
  • - Off the ...... (improvised)
  • - End part of a sleeve
  • - Sergeant ......, detective with a penchant for roses in The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins
  • - smack on the wrist?
  • - Shirtsleeve's end
  • - a blow on the wrist, perhaps
  • - wristband
  • - a smack on the wrist
  • - Blood pressure device
  • - Part of sleeve or belt
  • - punch copper with two females
  • - Blow with open hand
  • - Covering for the wrist
  • - Turned-back hem to sleeve
  • - Part of a shirt where you'd sport a "link"
  • - Part of a dress shirt near the wrist
  • - Off-the-...... remark
  • - Off -the-...... (spontaneous)
  • - Leather item in "50 Shades of Grey"
  • - Hit with the flat of the hand
  • - Give a special bracelet to?
  • - Sleeve end
  • - Copper following female gets smack
  • - Part of a dress shirt
  • - Strike on the head
  • - Sleeve feature
  • - Sleeve ending
  • - Link spot
  • - Sleeve finale
  • - Fashion fold
  • - Pants end
  • - End of sleeve
  • - Restraining device used by police in strike
  • - Heartlessly disconnected -- that's a blow
  • - Belt as part of a shirt
  • - Cut off both sides on sleeve
  • - Hit with the hand
  • - Softly, softly? Certainly not when copper's on beat
  • - Sleeve section
  • - Place for a link
  • - Copper leads force, following strike
  • - Make train sound, less hard to beat
  • - Rocker bracelet?
  • - Sleeve's end
  • - Fashionable fold
  • - One may be linked
  • - End-of-sleeve feature
  • - Turned-up fold
  • - Copper bracelet?
  • - Take into custody, in a way
  • - Link site (h)
  • - What some comments are off of (with "the")
  • - What some comments are off of
  • - Put the bracelets on
  • - Sleeve terminus
  • - Shirt piece
  • - End of a shirt arm
  • - Link site
  • - Type of link
  • - Off the ....: spur-of-the-moment
  • - Link type
  • - Many a leg's end
  • - It may have a link
  • - Trouser turnup
  • - Part of a sleeve
  • - Some remarks are off this
  • - Sleeve part
  • - Off the ...... (impromptu)
  • - French or hand
  • - Links place
  • - Watch coverer
  • - Restrain, as a perp
  • - Strike sharply
  • - Clothing fold
  • - Dress shirt feature
  • - Pants part, sometimes
  • - Shirt part
  • - Shirt feature
  • - Give a hand
  • - Buffet
  • - Take into custody?
  • - French ......
  • - Blow
  • - Swat
  • - Open-handed blow
  • - Apprehend
  • - Arrest
  • - Hit
  • - Accessory worn around the wrist
  • - Part for "links"?
chef
  • - TV's "Iron ...."
  • - One running the kitchen's hurt sacking a female
  • - Gordon Ramsay's profession
  • - Jon Favreau film about a cook who quits his restaurant job and buys a food truck
  • - Clare Smyth or Heston Blumenthal?
  • - Culinary pro
  • - Head of the kitchen
  • - Cookbook author Sean Sherman aka The Sioux ...
  • - One in a galley
  • - One involved in preparation of course
  • - cook [in a restaurant] [4]
  • - cook [in a restaurant]
  • - He helps make quiche fabulous!
  • - Rule out cheerful cook
  • - food network celebrity
  • - boss gets rid of one cook
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