➠ Words that end with k
List contains 7684 Words that end with "k".
- - Wasnt fresh in a way
- - Was surrounded by wavy lines, in a comic
- - Word between 'stink' and 'stunk' in 'You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch'
- - Gave off a 33-Down
- - Needed a shower in the worst way
- - Smelled a lot
- - Needed a bath badly
- - Had a bad 68 Across
- - Had a stench
- - Needed a bath
- - Really needed a bath
- - Was offensive, in a way
- - Had a terrible performance
- - Performed abysmally
- - Deserved one star
- - played really badly
- - Reeked to high heaven
- - Smelt foul
- - Smelled really bad
- - Smelt awful
- - ...... to high hell (reeked)
- - Bombed badly
- - Offended the nose
- - Got booed, maybe
- - Was malodorous
- - Was really bad
- - Reeked
- - Performed poorly
- - Maintaining beat in midsection, busker hummed
- - Smelled really foul
- - Really bombed
- - Was ripe
- - Played terribly
- - Played horribly
- - Played pitifully
- - Needed deodorizing
- - Was rotten
- - Was lousy
- - Really reeked
- - Assaulted the nostrils
- - Smelled terrible
- - Small place to keep fish — smelt?
- - Smelled horrible
- - Played miserably
- - Smelled something fierce
- - Smelled the place up
- - Performed really poorly
- - Smelled up the joint
- - Performed terribly
- - Displayed zero talent
- - Offended the olfactory senses
- - Smelled bad
- - Performed awfully
- - Exhibited signs of spoilage
- - Emitted noisome odors
- - Was horrible
- - Was miserable
- - Was awful
- - Was really awful
- - Smelled awful
- - Performed terribly, slangily
- - Was really, really bad
- - Was far from great
- - Smelled something awful
- - Really smelled
- - Was terrible
- - Rose to high heaven
- - Looked suspicious
- - Evidenced corruption.
- - *Smelled
- - Bombed
- - Performed miserably
- - Was really bad at something
- - Debt-collector at church in France
- - english name for the port in nord, france, that saw a mass evacuation of troops in 1940
- - harry styles had a role in this 2017 movie.
- - Scene of evacuation is done, we hear, at church
- - Dingy church in French port
- - French place-name in Saskatchewan
- - French city near the Belgian border, scene of a famous military action during World War II
- - Christopher Nolan's 2017 historical war film, with music by Hans Zimmer
- - 2017 christopher nolan movie
- - Pester captain boldly going to effect military evacuation
- - more than 300,000 allied troops were evacuated from this french seaport
- - 2017 film, directed by Christopher Nolan, whose ensemble cast includes Harry Styles, Cillian Murphy and Tom Hardy
- - Evacuation site of 1940
- - Crisis where a desperate effort is the only alternative to defeat?
- - City up the coast from Calais
- - French seaport.
- - french port near the belgian border
- - Lady Fortune, for Spooner, one no longer effective
- - One weakly serving out a term
- - One not re-elected
- - One serving out a term
- - One losing power, perhaps
- - One with no future
- - Helpless one?
- - One on the way out
- - President during his or her last days in office, e.g.
- - Politico with limited power
- - Vulnerable sort, male, out, getting no runs
- - Defeated incumbent [2 wds.]
- - Official coming to the end of period in office?
- - Crumbling power, weakling
- - Spooner's Lady Fortune for company in trouble
- - Someone no longer able to perform effectively
- - Person with rapidly declining power
- - Person losing power towards the end of a term of office
- - Elected official not much longer in office
- - Outgoing officeholder
- - Limping water-bird, a government set to fall perhaps
- - Ineffectual person, this writer the French avoid locking up
- - Feeble flier?
- - Ineffective type made off, coming into fortune
- - Capricious Dame Fortune protects no-hoper
- - Ineffectual office holder
- - Pathetic type of excuse for getting nothing from ineffectual figure
- - Person without capability or chance to cross a sea
- - Politician whose tenure is ending
- - Lustrous material to avoid, being ineffectual
- - Who might have no score at end of game?
- - Useless thing preparing meal with meat
- - Feeble thing
- - Limping water-bird, a government set to go say
- - Certain November also-ran
- - Politician with limited power
- - Political retiree-to-be
- - Person soon to be out of a job
- - Office holder, not reelected
- - George Bush, for two months in the early '90s
- - Bush, circa 12/92
- - Politician with a limited future
- - Kind of Congressman
- - Mouse in the House?
- - Fading politico
- - Name for the Twentieth Amendment.
- - Act of 1933.
- - Kind of session
- - *Defeated incumbent
- - On the way out
- - Surprisingly, UK calmed by this ineffectual person
- - escape of water
- - Gas or liquid escape
- - Escape hole
- - Escape gradually
- - Unwanted hole allowing something to escape
- - Disclose information so as to get out of a hole?
- - discharge in staffordshire town, we hear
- - Be porous
- - Breach in security
- - Plumbing failure
- - Source of a drip
- - Bit of whistle-blowing, maybe
- - Pipe puncture
- - allow rain in [4]
- - allow rain in
- - inflatable swimming pool issue
- - what a nursing pad absorbs
- - Unwanted info dump
- - Problem for a bounce house
- - cause of dripping water
- - Challenge for a plumber
- - problem in an inflatable boat
- - disclosure from an inside source
- - problem for a balloon or a canoe
- - Drippy plumbing problem
- - Someone giving confidential information to a reporter
- - Disclose what boozer often needs?
- - Faucet snag
- - Bucket problem
- - Beach ball problem
- - Disclosure of secret information
- - Cause of a ceiling stain
- - drip from a damaged pipe
- - Lie back on odd occasions, finding unexpected release
- - Source of water seeping out
- - emulate edward snowden, in a way
- - Pass water (informal)
- - hot-air-balloon problem
- - Dribble of liquid
- - Reveal, as confidential information
- - Spill or outpouring
- - Rowboat emergency
- - Drip (out)
- - Unofficial news source
- - News source, sometimes
- - Breach of security
- - Be less than watertight
- - White House worry
- - White House problem
- - Secrecy breach
- - Roofing problem
- - Problem in D.C. or at sea
- - News source of sorts
- - Lose fluid
- - Journalist's source, perhaps
- - Faucet woe
- - Faucet failure
- - Faucet defect
- - Drippy faucet problem
- - Drip from a pipe
- - Dike problem
- - Deep Throat, notably
- - Cause of deflation
- - Breach of secrecy
- - Boater's worry
- - Aquarist's annoyance
- - Wind up online prematurely, as a song
- - Whistleblower's information
- - What something that isn't waterproof might do
- - What criminal will do to song online, pre-release
- - Waterbed mishap
- - Water-pipe problem
- - Washington story, maybe
- - Washington news source, maybe
- - Unwanted drip
- - Unreleased song might do this online
- - Unexpected info source
- - Unauthorized revelation
- - Unauthorized preview, say
- - Tire fault
- - Tip-off to media
- - Tell anonymously
- - Surreptitious news disclosure
- - Spring a ...... (lose liquid or air)
- - Source of sensitive information, perhaps
- - Source of many news items
- - Source of a reporter's scoop, perhaps
- - Source of a drop in the bucket, perhaps
- - Song that someone puts online before release
- - Employee's reserved parking space, for one
- - Summer Fridays, e.g
- - Company car, e.g
- - Free dental plan, e.g
- - Stock options, e.g
- - Unlimited expense account, e.g.
- - Half-day Fridays, e.g.
- - Personalized parking slot, perhaps
- - Corner office, e.g.
- - Employee discount, e.g.
- - Reserved parking space, e.g.
- - Private jet, e.g.
- - Reserved parking space for an exec, maybe
- - Use of a company jet, e.g.
- - Use of a company car, e.g.
- - Job benefit
- - Extra for an exec
- - Bonus item
- - Fringe benefit, for short
- - Incidental benefit
- - Recruiter's incentive
- - Regain energy (with "up")
- - Corporate executive's extra
- - Job benefit, for short
- - Added corporate benefit
- - Exec's private jet, say
- - Executive washroom access, say
- - Central ....: 'Friends' coffee house
- - Employee discount, for one
- - Corner office, maybe
- - Salaried worker's extra
- - Fringe benefit
- - Employee's benefit
- - Gym membership, perhaps
- - Executive's cherry on top
- - Corporate exec's freebie
- - Contract extra
- - Brighten (up)
- - Bigwig's benefit
- - Exec's extra
- - Become attentive, with 'up'
- - Company car, for example
- - Exec's benefit
- - Exec's freebie
- - Private jet, maybe
- - Employment enticement
- - Benefit (of a job)
- - Benefit from work
- - Job extra
- - Corporate freebie
- - Executive extra
- - Added benefit
- - Benefit at work
- - Worker's benefit
- - Businessperson's bonus
- - Employee extra
- - Office with a view, maybe
- - Country club membership, maybe
- - Bonus at the office
- - Job offer sweetener
- - Executive's extra
- - Haircuts at Google
- - On-site day care, perhaps
- - Central ...... ("Friends" coffee shop)
- - Free lunch, perhaps
- - Free food, for Google staffers
- - Dental plan, maybe
- - Business benefit
- - Corporate benefit
- - Executive's extra benefit
- - Company car or key to the executive bathroom
- - On-the-job extra
- - Club membership, maybe
- - Negotiated extra
- - Company car, maybe
- - Exec's car, say
- - Biz bonus
- - Added incentive
- - Company car, say
- - Use of a corporate jet, say
- - Suddenly look interested, with "up"
- - Work benefit (h)
- - Employment benefit
- - Make coffee
- - Freshen up
- - Cheer up
- - Freshen
- - Extra benefit
- - Enliven, with "up"
- - Liven (up)
- - Lift up
- - Bonus
- - Added bonus
- - Benefit
- - Extra
- - Free lunches, maybe
- - Access to the company jet, for example
- - benefit from bumper kindness
- - A grand company car?
- - nap pods, perhaps
- - 'Jeopardy!' host for 37 years
- - Canadian host of "Jeopardy"
- - Jeopardy host, once famously mustached
- - Alex who hosted 37 seasons of "Jeopardy!"
- - beloved "jeopardy!" host
- - Late great game show host
- - Host who phrased his questions in the form of an answer
- - Host who got a lot of questions
- - Legendary "Jeopardy!" host
- - A host of answers?
- - people had so many questions for him
- - Sudbury-born game show host, Alex ........
- - Host for Jennings, Craig, Pahk, and Watson, among others
- - 'Jeopardy!' emcee Alex
- - Alex of "Jeopardy!"
- - "Jeopardy!" host Alex
- - "Jeopardy!" emcee
- - Game-show host with a star on the Canadian Walk of Fame
- - "Jeopardy!" quizmaster
- - Ferrell's role in SNL's 'Celebrity Jeopardy!'
- - His job's in "Jeopardy!"
- - His career is in 'Jeopardy!'
- - Durable game-show host
- - Host with answers
- - Alex who might scold you for failing to respond in question form
- - TV host with a star on Canada's Walk of Fame
- - National Geographic Bee host
- - Host who expects you to question his answer?
- - Game show host with five Emmys
- - "Classic Concentration" host, 1987-'91
- - TV host with all the answers
- - Game show host with all the right questions
- - Host of the National Geographic Bee
- - "High Rollers" host of the 1970s
- - Onetime host of "Classic Concentration"
- - Game-show host Alex
- - Game show host impersonated by Ferrell
- - National Geography Bee host
- - Game show host who was once a CBC newsman
- - "Jeopardy!" answer man
- - "The Wizard of Odds" host
- - Second game show host in the Canada's Walk of Fame
- - Game show host
- - 'Jeopardy!' host
- - Late emcee Alex
- - he had all the answers
- - Connery's foil, in "S.N.L." skits
- - He answers questions before they're asked
- - He says yes or no to questions that don't have yes/no answers
- - He has the answers
- - Answer man of TV
- - Alex with all the answers
- - Man with all the answers?
- - 2011 Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement recipient
- - Celeb with all the answers
- - His questions are answers
- - Trivia icon Alex
- - Famous answer giver
- - Frequent Ferrell "SNL" role
- - One expecting you to question his answer?
- - Whom Ken Jennings questioned
- - He has all the answers
- - He asks the answers
- - Noted answer man
- - The answer man?
- - Fleming's successor
- - Smart Alex?
- - One of 2011's Daytime Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award winners
- - Guy with all the answers
- - See 18-Down