➠ Words that end with n
List contains 27728 Words that end with "n".
- - Not having got to the fore in one's craft
- - ran set out at the back
- - To the back (of a ship)
- - At the back awful tears, ending in humiliation
- - There is no bell for the netballers aft
- - How you described the sea-bird you saw behind?
- - To be at the rear of a ship is to be where
- - a grim following in the main
- - part of the ship where eats are provided in the r.n.
- - behind a set arrangement by the royal navy
- - a disapproving look to the rear?
- - not to the fore in some craft
- - a small seabird at the back of the ship
- - First of nurserymen supporting plant at the rear
- - behind at sea, as the sea-bird is
- - a flower with no head behind the boat
- - To the back of the boat, like seabird
- - Toward a boat's rear
- - the sort of seat the navy has at the rear end of the ship
- - a harsh look coming from the back of the ship
- - towards the back
- - Towards the back of a ship
- - like a bird at the back
- - Abandons the run, gutted to be behind
- - In a crafty way, behind company heading off to get sea eagle shortly
- - Like a seabird following the ship
- - towards the back street in near confusion
- - a change in rents at the back
- - Won't find it in train set or at the back of the ship
- - To the back of the ship
- - Off the rear, nautically speaking
- - At rear of vessel
- - Where the wake is.
- - Toward the rear of a ship
- - Toward the back, to Halsey
- - To the back, matey
- - In the wake
- - Behind the ship
- - Behind the back of a ship
- - Behind in the regatta
- - Backward, nautically
- - Toward the back of a boat(Used today)
- - At the rear
- - Toward the rear, nautically
- - At the back of a ship
- - To the back
- - At the back
- - Towards the back of the boat
- - Toward the back of the ship
- - Toward the wake
- - Behind, nautically
- - Tastes discovered by sailors at the back
- - Toward the rear
- - Relative of Daisy's not the first back from the navy?
- - Rearward, to a rear admiral
- - To the rear (of a ship)
- - Seat wrecked by sailors towards the rear
- - Away from the prow
- - Flower bearing towards the back
- - Back in the bay
- - Towards the rear of a ship
- - Toward the back, on the waters
- - Oriental dropping off at the front gets behind
- - Toward the rear, at sea
- - To the rear, to a salt
- - ... like winger or at the back
- - Rearward, on the Pacific
- - Toward the tow rope
- - Oriental, having missed the start, is at the back
- - In the back of the boat
- - Toward the back
- - At the back (of boat)
- - Back of the boat
- - Part of coaster nearly at the back
- - Backward, upon the waters
- - Toward the rear, to a tar
- - Back on the waves?
- - At the rear of an aircraft
- - Back on the water
- - To the rear, on a ship
- - Toward the back, on a ship
- - Toward the tail
- - To the rear, to a rear admiral
- - Toward the back of the boat
- - Toward the back of a ship
- - In the wake of.
- - In the rear
- - Towards the rear
- - To the rear
- - Toward the back of a boat
- - To the rear, at sea
- - Away from the bow
- - Toward the rear on a ship
- - Toward the rudder
- - Back in the navy
- - Like a seabird behind a ship
- - a grim situation on board
- - Seat wrecked by sailors aft
- - Part of horse's foot kicking soft behind
- - Beyond midships
- - Headmaster necessitates clutching behind
- - A firm behind
- - Like a bird behind a boat
- - Some easterners taken back
- - Anglo-Saxon seabird at back of ship
- - plant has point in being backward
- - Flower close to garden behind
- - like an aquatic bird back at sea
- - A small bird behind a boat
- - Master loses his head over first net towards back of boat
- - Nature's mutated when uranium's left behind
- - flower season's finally back
- - european leaves asian behind
- - Nautical position affects deserted seabird
- - Behind a ship
- - (Of a ship) behind
- - Where jetsam may go
- - Tar's back
- - Place for an outboard motor.
- - Boatman's backward
- - Behind a liner
- - Behind a jet
- - Behind (a boat)
- - After aft.
- - " . . . ...... and distant shore": Thayer
- - Rearward (nautical)
- - Rearward, on a boat
- - Position on a ship
- - Direction at sea
- - Backwards
- - Behind, at sea
- - Towards back seat repaired by sailors
- - Behind, on a ship
- - Away from a bow
- - Like Confucianism or Taoism
- - Rudderward
- - Shipboard direction
- - Not taking a bow?
- - Back seat unusually taken by Navy
- - A rigid back
- - In reverse
- - Playing a part by ear, go backwards
- - Boat's back seat repaired by sailors
- - Following ship, like seabird
- - It's behind a top German magazine
- - Back on deck
- - Heading back
- - Where to find a wake
- - Plant with minimal nitrogen gets behind
- - Abaft
- - Like an outboard motor
- - Rearward, at sea
- - What's behind master negotiator in part?
- - Behind a Boeing
- - Nimitz's behind
- - Back on a brigantine
- - Opposite of "forward"
- - Opposite of ahead
- - Behind, asea
- - Back on one's yacht?
- - Back, in a boat
- - Back at sea
- - Boater's behind?
- - Backward, at sea
- - Like a wake
- - Behind, in a way
- - Not ahead
- - Paddle wheel's place, maybe
- - Back onboard
- - Rudder's position
- - Howard or Isaac?
- - Behind, to Barnacle Bill
- - Behind a vessel
- - Sailor's behind?
- - Tar's direction
- - Not forward
- - Nautical direction
- - Nautical adverb
- - Aft
- - Backward
- - Rearward
- - Back on board
- - Nautical position
- - Napalm, eg, complex strategy
- - ... Academy, organization for self-paced education online
- - ...... academy (online teaching resource)
- - ... Academy (non-profit education organization)
- - ...... Academy (online course giant)
- - ...... Academy (means of online education)
- - ...... Academy (online educational resource)
- - .... academy: educational nonprofit
- - ... Academy, online education nonprofit
- - Kublai ......, Chinese emperor immortalised in a Coleridge poem
- - Common Pakistani surname
- - Kubla ......, Coleridge poem
- - Genghis .. (Mongol Empire founder)
- - "Kubla ...," poem written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge which is also subtitled as "A Vision in a Dream"
- - mongol warrior, genghis
- - Shere ..., Kipling's tiger
- - surname akin to king
- - kirk's foe whose name kirk famously shouted in a 1982 film
- - genghis .... (legendary conqueror)
- - Genghis ..., Mongol conqueror
- - 1982 American science fiction film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of ..."
- - I'm Every Woman singer Chaka ...
- - Met governor, one originally from Asia
- - Film role for Ricardo Montalban and Benedict Cumberbatch
- - who has been the mayor of london since 2016?
- - One of the most popular actors from Bollywood, also known as "King ..."
- - Chaka, the "Queen of Funk"
- - Title given to important people like Genghis
- - A knight trailing behind king, hard ruler
- - Tatar chief
- - R&B singer Chaka ......
- - "Star Trek Into Darkness" villain
- - Wrathful one in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Villain played by Ricardo Montalbán
- - Turkish for "ruler"
- - Title of respect in central Asia (for a descendant of Genghis?)
- - Title given in parts of Asia to important people
- - Tatar ruler
- - Tatar leader
- - Star Trek 2 antagonist
- - Ricardo Montalban's villain in "Star Trek II"
- - Mongol Kublai
- - Mongol emperor Kublai
- - Legendary conqueror Genghis ......
- - Kubla of Xanadu
- - Kirk's wrathful foe
- - Jaguars owner Shad
- - Genghis who founded an empire
- - Genghis or Chaka
- - Genghis or Aga
- - Chaka ...... (R&B singer)
- - Chaka ...... ("I Feel for You" singer)
- - Central Asian prince or chief
- - Caravan inn
- - Asian ruler (descendant of Genghis?)
- - Aly or Kubla
- - Aga ......, Moslem leader
- - A Genghis successor?
- - "Star Trek" villain who gained power during the Eugenics Wars
- - Afghan title
- - Caravansary
- - Mideast inn
- - Serai
- - Former president of Pakistan
- - Asian title of respect
- - Chaka who sang 'I Feel for You'
- - Central Asian ruler
- - Horde head
- - Medieval Asian leader
- - Mongol leader's title
- - Conqueror Genghis ....
- - Hong Kong upset by an Asian leader
- - 'Star Trek' villain
- - Sadiq ......, London mayor beginning in 2016
- - Asian chieftain
- - Title for Genghis
- - Imran --, Pakistan's PM
- - Mongol ruler
- - 'Star Trek II' villain
- - Title of rulers in some Asian countries
- - Title that translates as 'lord'
- - King ending in Bangladesh, an Asian ruler
- - Genghis ....
- - Singer Chaka
- - Medieval Tatar chief
- - Sadiq ......, London mayor elected in 2016
- - Kirk nemesis
- - Wrathful 'Star Trek' villain
- - Chaka who sang with Rufus
- - Genghis or Kubla
- - Ghengis for one
- - Mongol sovereign
- - Soul singer Chaka
- - Ricardo Montalban's film role in "Star Trek"
- - Top Tatar
- - Some dark, handsome ruler in the East
- - Wrathful Kirk foe
- - Mongol Empire founder Genghis
- - One of "Wrath" in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Mongol title
- - Tribal title
- - Ruler in Polo's time
- - Captain Kirk's foe
- - Asian chief king with dynasty
- - Soulful Chaka
- - Title villain of a 'Star Trek' film
- - Tired leaving in the dark for foreign address
- - Kublai ....
- - Mongol ruler of old
- - Head of a Tatar group
- - Rufus singer Chaka
- - "Is Genghis pro or ......?"
- - Kubla --
- - Mongolian for "ruler"
- - His nemesis was Kirk
- - Wrathful foe of Captain Kirk
- - "Tell Me Something Good" singer Chaka
- - Name screamed by Captain Kirk
- - Foe of Kirk
- - Mongol conqueror
- - Villain in "Star Trek II"
- - Mongolian word for "ruler"
- - "Once You Get Started" singer Chaka
- - Iconic cry for Captain Kirk
- - Villainous role for Montalbán
- - Title that's a homophone of 13-Down
- - Chaka once in Rufus
- - Kirk's foe in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Mongolian ruler
- - Captain Kirk adversary
- - Chaka who did "I Feel For You"
- - 25-Down ruler
- - Genghis or Kublai
- - Agha ........
- - Tribal chief
- - Coleridge's "Kubla ......"
- - Old Asian ruler
- - Kublai, for one
- - Hayworth's royal hubby
- - Asian conqueror
- - Asian respectful title
- - Ancient Tatar chief
- - "Star Trek II: The Wrath of ......"
- - Mongol chieftain
- - Kirk adversary
- - Computer button
- - Marco Polo associate
- - Xanadu name
- - "Once You Get Started" singer Chaka, 1975
- - Mowgli's nemesis, Shere ..........
- - Villain in the "Star Trek" episode "Space Seed"
- - Aga ......
- - "Star Trek 2" villain
- - Big name in Mongolian history
- - I Feel for You singer Chaka ____
- - Kublai or Genghis?
- - hank's plan for an asian leader
- - imran ..., former prime minister of pakistan
- - chaka who sings "through the fire"
- - 1872 novel by Samuel Butler
- - Criminal nowhere — Butler did it!
- - Novel by Samuel Butler, '.... or, Over the Range'
- - Fictional land created by Samuel Butler
- - Butler work
- - Novel by Samuel Butler
- - Samuel Butler novel
- - Samuel Butler's satirical utopia
- - Utopian novel by Samuel Butler
- - Satirical Samuel Butler novel
- - Butler novel
- - Samuel Butler's utopia.
- - Butler's land.
- - Butler's utopia.
- - Samuel Butler's classic.
- - Samuel Butler's satirical utopia whose name is an anagram of its location
- - After hesitation, married couple maybe taking ages outside fabulous land
- - Two presents returned after husband and wife swap novel
- - Country visited by Higgs in an 1872 novel
- - Utopian novel of 1872
- - Fictional Utopia of 1872.
- - Literary anagram.
- - Fictional Utopia.
- - Utopia of 1872.
- - 1872 utopian novel whose title is an anagram of NOWHERE
- - Elizabeth ......, Carol in The Liver Birds
- - Decline in the purchasing value of money
- - Fail to be involved in inn price rises
- - result of a big blow to the economy
- - *A drop in the bucket
- - rising prices necessary for the smooth running of road transport
- - Moving into final act of blowing up
- - a general rise in prices?
- - General rise in price level
- - Cost of living increase
- - Cause of increase in damage?
- - Dilapidated inn to fail in time of price increases
- - Increase in prices
- - Continuous increase in prices
- - changes into final precarious economic state
- - when an apple cost one euro yesterday but two today
- - Blowing up
- - Blowing up trendy New York building -- that's not right
- - The blow-up doll was having trouble with ......
- - Greenspan's bugaboo
- - Fortune breaker, possibly
- - Economic problem
- - Economic bugbear.
- - Economic phenomenon.
- - What the O. P. S. is fighting.
- - Threat to post-war economy.
- - Economic specter.
- - National concern
- - This puzzle's theme
- - use spear in former empire
- - going spare in former empire
- - -- -Iranian
- - Kind of melon