➠ Words that end with k

List contains 7684 Words that end with "k".

  • - Coppers' old boss and one less senior creak at the edges
  • - ... Smith, prosthetic make-up artist who won an Oscar for his work in "Amadeus"
  • - Nixon nickname
  • - Word each theme entry ends with a synonym for
  • - 1999 movie about Nixon
  • - Nixon.
  • - Nixon, for one.
  • - Mr. Nixon.
  • - One of a well-known trio.
  • - one of enid blyton's famous five.
  • - A detective inspector - also a half back?
  • - clark, cavett or van dyke
  • - Former senior police woman detective
  • - is he more clever than bobby?
  • - Detective possibly spotted
  • - "Any Tom, ... and Harry would know that!"
  • - .... Van Patten
  • - Herman Melville's "Moby-..."
  • - Evelyn .......... murder trial
  • - Tracy or Cheney
  • - Mr. York
  • - Jane's primer pal
  • - George W.'s veep
  • - Comedian Gregory
  • - Actor York
  • - "The ...... Van Dyke Show"
  • - "New Age Girl" Deadeye ......
  • - Mayor Whittington
  • - "Vice" subject Cheney
  • - Busy don instigating contract killing, all upfront
  • - Talk show host Cavett
  • - Dubya's veep
  • - Veep between Al and Joe
  • - Clark of "American Bandstand"
  • - Detective spotted in restaurant?
  • - "Tricky ......" (presidential nickname)
  • - Tracy of the comics
  • - ...... Van Dyke
  • - Author Philip K. ......
  • - Clark of "American Bandstand" fame
  • - Clark or Butkus
  • - Either portrayer of TV's Darrin Stevens
  • - "Tricky" nickname
  • - Actor Van Dyke
  • - Button on skates
  • - Clark or Cheney
  • - Vonnegut's "Deadeye ......"
  • - Button or Butkus
  • - Clark or Tracy
  • - Button on the ice
  • - Cheney or Clark
  • - Gregory or Francis
  • - 16-Across, to some
  • - Tracy of comics
  • - George's veep
  • - Skater Button
  • - "Tricky" White House nickname
  • - Det. Tracy
  • - Actor Powell
  • - Police detective
  • - Tess's bridegroom
  • - Cavett
  • - Tracy or Cavett
  • - Hotel cop
  • - Merriwell.
  • - Sculptor of FDR statue in London.
  • - Chester Gould's demon detective.
  • - Tracy?
  • - Sleuth of a sort.
  • - Sleuth, slangily
  • - Former White House nickname
  • - Gumshoe
  • - Detachable shirtfront
  • - Shamus
  • - Detective, slangily
  • - Tec
  • - Detective: Slang.
  • - Sleuth: Slang.
  • - Man's nickname
  • - Presidential nickname
  • - Generic guy
  • - See 20-Across
  • - See 9-Across
  • - prez after lyndon
  • - Basketball sportscaster Vitale
  • - van dyke, star of mary poppins
  • - clover-like plant; national symbol of ireland
  • - Non-genuine diamond for Irish symbol
  • - Artificial ice plant
  • - Outrage about broken arm being national emblem
  • - Fake stone plant
  • - Plant emblem of Ireland
  • - Imitation stone that's a national emblem
  • - Clover-like plant — Omsk arch (anag)
  • - National emblem of Ireland
  • - symbol in the boston celtics logo
  • - Clover that often appears as an Irish emblem
  • - Three-leaf clover that's a symbol of Ireland
  • - March symbol
  • - 3/17 symbol
  • - Rhinestone, perhaps, in Irish plant
  • - Put on music that epitomises Ireland
  • - Plant anything but a girl's best friend?
  • - Irish national emblem
  • - Plant fake diamond, possibly?
  • - National symbol of Ireland
  • - Irish national symbol
  • - Actor wearing small diamond, a national symbol
  • - Plant fake diamond
  • - Aer Lingus symbol
  • - Phoney 'diamond' produced by plant
  • - Plant gives sheep terrible surprise according to Spooner
  • - Quiet dependable person going around in the morning for plant
  • - Lie to one of The Stones for St Patrick's Day
  • - Pretend diamond is a national symbol
  • - Fake diamond is a national symbol
  • - Favorite plant
  • - Symbol of Aer Lingus
  • - St. Patrick's Day symbol
  • - Erin's symbol
  • - Irish clover
  • - St. P.'s Trinity symbol
  • - Irish symbol
  • - Emblem of Ireland
  • - Start to sample hot curry from the East infused with hint of coriander leaf
  • - Irish emblem is not a genuine stone
  • - counterfeit stone that's worn on march 17th?
  • - Lucky Irish emblem
  • - Fake diamond emblem
  • - St. Patrick's Day emblem
  • - March 17 emblem
  • - Mash cork up for an emblem
  • - Irish emblem
  • - Today's floral emblem
  • - Imitation stone?
  • - March 17 wear
  • - Historic floral emblem.
  • - Imitation diamond
  • - Pipe problem for a plumber to fix
  • - Loose lips, so to speak
  • - Let slip to the press
  • - Escape — make (confidential information) known
  • - Dripping problem for a plumber to fix
  • - Disclose unauthorised information
  • - Reason to call the plumber
  • - Reason to call a plumber
  • - Fail to be kept private
  • - Reason to fix a radiator
  • - Plumbing problem to "plug"
  • - Reason to replace a fuel line
  • - Anonymous disclosure, and a problem at the end of each starred answer
  • - Unauthorized disclosure
  • - Accidental hole allowing liquid to escape
  • - Unauthorised disclosure
  • - Elevated energy in quantity of water leads to discharge
  • - Disclosure
  • - Allow to escape
  • - Centrepiece of release by maverick ultimately is disclosure
  • - Bad thing to have in a boat
  • - Edward Snowden disclosure
  • - miserable bishop going off to make unauthorised disclosure
  • - Song online before release
  • - Something that lets water or information get out
  • - Something picked up by a mole
  • - Someone who reveals secret government information
  • - Skipper's headache
  • - Security hazard.
  • - Security failure
  • - Security defection
  • - Secretly slip a secret
  • - Secrecy thwarter
  • - Secrecy problem
  • - Scuba diver's worry
  • - Rumor source, often
  • - Require bailing
  • - Reporter's source, at times
  • - Reporter's news source, perhaps
  • - Reporter's news source
  • - Puddle's cause, maybe
  • - Puddle producer, perhaps
  • - Puddle cause
  • - Publicize covertly
  • - Publicist's headache
  • - Problem a plumber can fix
  • - Presidential administration concern
  • - Premature release
  • - Pre-release release?
  • - Possible tire trouble
  • - Political problem
  • - Pipe hole
  • - Pipe concern
  • - Pentagon concern
  • - Patch's place
  • - Occasional news source
  • - Not hold water, say
  • - Newshawk's source, often
  • - News spill
  • - News source, at times
  • - News item from Julian Assange
  • - News before it's time?
  • - Need a caulking
  • - Little hole, maybe
  • - Let out surreptitiously
  • - Julian Assange release
  • - Julian Assange posting
  • - Julian Assange "wiki" posting
  • - Job for Mr. Fixit
  • - It could start rumors
  • - Inside info source
  • - Inform surreptitiously
  • - Hiss source
  • - Frequent source of Washington news
  • - Exposure of confidential information
  • - Escaping fluid
  • - Escape route of a kind
  • - Escape of gas
  • - Drip from a water pipe
  • - Drip from a pipe, e.g.
  • - Diaper prevention
  • - D.C. security breach
  • - Cause of spillage
  • - Boatman's headache
  • - Boating problem
  • - Boat problem
  • - Betrayal of sorts
  • - Basis of a reporter's scoop, perhaps
  • - A drop in the bucket, perhaps
  • - (Politically motivated) seepage?
  • - Faucet fault
  • - Plumber's problem
  • - Seep out
  • - Seep
  • - Plumber's challenge
  • - Dam nuisance?
  • - Accidental escape
  • - Tell a secret
  • - Let out secrets
  • - Titanic problem
  • - Spill the beans
  • - Drip
  • - Deep Throat, e.g.
  • - Intelligence concern
  • - Puddle producer
  • - Dribble
  • - Tap problem
  • - Garden hose problem
  • - Disclose
  • - Ooze
  • - Plumber's concern
  • - Security problem
  • - Pipe problem
  • - Roof problem
  • - Plumbing problem
  • - Lose air, as a tire
  • - Helium balloon problem
  • - Cause of a dripping pipe
  • - Security breach
  • - Reveal transformed lake
  • - Homophone of one vegetable; anagram of another
  • - Faucet problem
  • - Release, as classified information
  • - Security concern
  • - Reveal secret Welsh symbol in speech
  • - Problem with plumbing or security
  • - Trouble for an intelligence agency
  • - News source, perhaps
  • - Seepage
  • - Faucet drip
  • - Spill secrets
  • - Bombshell basis, often
  • - Hose problem
  • - Drip cause
  • - Reveal secret national symbol in conversation
  • - Plumbing woe
  • - Concern for a plumber or government official
  • - Security issue
  • - It's poetic - grass on the weekend is an escape
  • - How word gets out
  • - Share state secrets, say
  • - Faucet flaw
  • - Tire problem
  • - Ooze out
  • - Problem for 11-Down
  • - Area in Albanian capital that's a hole
  • - A 35-Across might spring one
  • - Drip, drip, drip
  • - Give away
  • - Pipeline problem
  • - Seep; disclose
  • - Crack or hole in a vessel through which liquids may pass
  • - Cause of liquid loss
  • - Security lapse
  • - Disclose (secrets)
  • - Info seepage
  • - Cause of a puddle, perhaps
  • - Means of escape
  • - Drip from casings of leg-break
  • - Lose water
  • - Water faucet problem
  • - Characters puzzle a know-all with security problem
  • - Air mattress problem
  • - Share official secrets
  • - Tap trouble
  • - Release of the Panama Papers, e.g
  • - Accidental release
  • - Radiator problem
  • - Tap mishap
  • - Divulge
  • - Not keep a secret
  • - Roof woe
  • - Ceiling stain's cause
  • - Reporter's source
  • - Intelligence agency problem
  • - Drip source
  • - Balloonist's worry
  • - Reveal (secret)
  • - Job for a plumber
  • - Release à la Edward Snowden
  • - Disclose without permission national symbol, we hear
  • - Hose snag?
  • - Unintended escape
  • - Plumber's pursuit, sometimes
  • - Pentagon problem
  • - Come out wrong?
  • - Admit water
  • - Hiss cause
  • - Boon for an investigative journalist
  • - Intelligence failure
  • - Diaper problem
  • - Tip for a reporter, maybe
  • - Lapse in secrecy
  • - Drip, say
  • - National security problem
  • - Security trouble
  • - Let out
  • - lose liquid allium, say
  • - Divulge secret information
  • - Water escape
  • - campaign bane
  • - Rumor source, perhaps
  • - Reporter's source, sometimes
  • - Let out, as inside information
  • - cause of a drip
  • - Event in the 2016 Oliver Stone biopic "Snowden"
  • - Beachgoer's protection, and a literal hint to four squares in this puzzle
  • - Prevent flow in
  • - Word aptly represented by four black squares in this puzzle
  • - The 2x2 black square near the middle of this puzzle's grid, e.g., which is part of eight answers
  • - Word with chopping or stumbling
  • - Literal element of eight answers in this puzzle
  • - One side of a city square.
  • - Offensive action, in football.
  • - City square
  • - chunk forms obstruction
  • - 'B' of NKOTB
  • - Obstruction that may be knocked off?
  • - obstruct pieces of correspondence - they're boldly printed!
  • - Building complex
  • - Mass Of Wood Etc
  • - The head slab of wood
  • - The Tower, perhaps, where one may have lost one's head?
  • - Part of a kid's building set
  • - Ban from one's Facebook page
  • - "Jenny From the ......"
  • - Chunk of ice
  • - Thwart or impede
  • - Obstruct British rugby forward
  • - Tetris piece
  • - Prevent progress
  • - It may be used to lift obstruction
  • - Bar offers beer, about a litre
  • - Impede, prevent
  • - Cube
  • - Tackle's partner
  • - Partner of tackle
  • - Protect the quarterback
  • - "Old" chip producer?
  • - Child's building toy
  • - ...... party (neighborhood get-together)
  • - One of a set for toddlers
  • - City sector
  • - Tackle partner
  • - Urban land unit
  • - Do a football line job
  • - Writer's problem
  • - Brick?
  • - Stop up
  • - City division
  • - Urban area
  • - Inhibit
  • - Building toy
  • - Lego unit
  • - Lego piece
  • - Dazed and stupefied
  • - Thoroughly dazed: Colloq.
  • - Dazed and confused
  • - Dazed
  • - dazed or stupefied
  • - 2002 comedy-drama film starring adam sandler and emily watson
  • - Befuddled