➠ Words that end with r

List contains 27676 Words that end with "r".

  • - kind of code, usually unwelcome
  • - Overthrow, say
  • - Overthrow, for example
  • - Overthrow of first base, for one
  • - Overthrow, usually
  • - Overthrow, perhaps
  • - Overthrow, often
  • - Bobble or overthrow
  • - Royal's overthrow, e.g.
  • - Overthrow, maybe
  • - Overthrow, for one
  • - Overthrow of third base, for one
  • - Overthrow of first base, for example
  • - Overthrow of first base, e.g.
  • - Typo or blunder
  • - Fear taking time off is a mistake
  • - Mistake admitted by retiring juror, regrettably
  • - Blunder made by troublesome child forgetting time
  • - Trial and ... (testing method)
  • - Annoying child denied first wrong act
  • - to take part in terrorism is wrong
  • - Mistake, fault, or incorrectness
  • - Baseball boner
  • - Inaccuracy; gaffe
  • - It may have to be corrected with the 3Rs, Old English
  • - A slip
  • - Mistake some terrorists make
  • - a bug might produce it
  • - part of moe in statistics
  • - it's wrong for careless reporter to leave their dog out
  • - What a spell checker's red squiggly line indicates
  • - it's a mistake to go astray over gold
  • - Embarrassment for an outfielder
  • - Anxiety, when taking off top to show boob
  • - Baseball mistake
  • - It's not meant to be made in Polperro, really
  • - Queen or rook captured? That may be a false move
  • - the terrorists' mistake
  • - sore sight for a coder
  • - it isn't made right
  • - Feature of the French Revolution, being decapitated? Wrong
  • - Hesitation to shout — not a mistake
  • - dropping an easy fly ball, e.g.
  • - blunder creating great fear, but not initially
  • - Correction target
  • - panic, miss beginning and slip
  • - Fear head chopped off in mistake
  • - the fault of some terrorists
  • - Reason for a newspaper retraction, perhaps
  • - fumble by the cardinals or giants, say
  • - wrong outcome of a trial?
  • - Slip and panic, cutting head
  • - Debugger's target
  • - Mistake made by some terrorists
  • - fear losing the head? that's a mistake
  • - What an E means on a baseball scorecard
  • - Mistake from egghead over stopping children's education?
  • - great fear, almost, to make a mistake
  • - mistake of terrorists
  • - Singular errata?
  • - Trial and ...
  • - mistake almost brings great fear
  • - Beta tester's catch
  • - Baseballer's goof
  • - "night of ...", desmond bagley novel published posthumously
  • - Howler, e.g.
  • - result of rounding, perhaps
  • - 404, for example
  • - A slip leads to a horror striking the head
  • - Mistake, inaccuracy or misapprehension
  • - Play miscue
  • - "It is as certain as it is marvellous that truth and ... come from one source" (Goethe)
  • - go astray or slip
  • - No time to fear slip
  • - You're never right in it
  • - wrong letter in a crossword, e.g.
  • - proofing catch
  • - the terrorist's mistake
  • - Trial and ... (problem-solving method)
  • - Mistake beheading troublesome brat
  • - fear going topless is a mistake
  • - Outcome of a trial?
  • - Wrong turn, e.g
  • - it's a mistake to be led astray over gold
  • - catcher's interference is charged as one in baseball
  • - computer programmer's problem
  • - code problem
  • - time spent in panic results in blunder
  • - there's one in "beleive"
  • - blunder, mistake
  • - dreaded object beheaded - that must be wrong
  • - Trial and ... (experimenting method)
  • - panic doesn't initiate mistake
  • - "... in judgment" (wrong decision)
  • - panic, losing head - mistake
  • - 404 Page Not Found, e.g.
  • - Autocorrect target, generally
  • - It's a mistake to hesitate or become upset, right?
  • - Blunder, slip-up
  • - Mistake on a baseball field
  • - Fears removing outer layer will reveal slip
  • - this can't be right
  • - Fear losing face, thus making a mistake
  • - See the ... of one's ways (acknowledge wrongdoing)
  • - Reason to say "Oopsie!"
  • - 404 Not Found on a webpage, e.g.
  • - Bug result
  • - E.g. misprint
  • - Fear taking time off is wrong
  • - Shortstop's mistake
  • - Panic, losing head? That's a mistake
  • - Foozle or fumble
  • - dropping the ball, perhaps?
  • - dread erasing leader's mistake
  • - Fact-checker's catch
  • - X marks this first in English, zero in the three Rs
  • - The terroriser's mistake
  • - Mistake made by troublesome child forgetting time
  • - make a mistake or misprint
  • - reason for a computer crash, maybe
  • - one may slip and fall into it
  • - Baseball boot
  • - Temperature having dropped, fear slip
  • - Typographical ....
  • - Sin or mistake
  • - Mistake, in judgement, say
  • - Tester Rorschach conceals blunder
  • - A mistake
  • - Unintended mistake
  • - 404
  • - Cause for a correction
  • - Misplay
  • - Flub up
  • - Misplay, e.g.
  • - Miscount
  • - "Oops!" elicitor
  • - Proofreader's find
  • - Baseball blunder
  • - "File not found," e.g.
  • - Trial companion
  • - Inaccuracy
  • - Apology prompter
  • - Fielder's goof
  • - Trial's companion
  • - Reason to recalculate
  • - It may get you to first base
  • - Box-score item
  • - Baseball boo-boo
  • - What thsi clue has
  • - Overthrowing a base, e.g.
  • - One may be clerical
  • - Field trip?
  • - Faux pas, e.g.
  • - Blown out?
  • - Baseball miscue
  • - Unwanted computer message
  • - Typo, for one
  • - Tennis statistic
  • - Slip-up in the outfield
  • - Shortstop's blunder
  • - Shortstop's bane
  • - Mispronunciation
  • - Diamond goof
  • - Diamond flub
  • - Bug in a program, say
  • - Booboo
  • - Blue screen of death cause
  • - Baseball scorecard notation
  • - Word on computer screens, sometimes
  • - What computers repeat out loud while shooting sparks, in old sci-fi movies
  • - Trial associate?
  • - Tennis boo-boo
  • - Syntax ...... (programmer's flub)
  • - Shortstop's gaffe
  • - Shortstop's faux pas
  • - Oversight, say
  • - One way to get to first base
  • - Mistaken digital hardcore band?
  • - Misjudged fly ball, e.g.
  • - Misfielded grounder, e.g.
  • - It could be clerical
  • - Infielder's miscue
  • - Fluff or muff
  • - Flub by a fielder
  • - Fielding mishap
  • - Fielder's woe
  • - Fielder's mistake
  • - Fielder's faux pas
  • - Fielder's blunder
  • - Fact checker's find
  • - Dropping the ball, e.g.
  • - Dropped pop-up, e.g.
  • - Dropped fly, e.g.
  • - Drop of a swatted fly, e.g.
  • - Diamond mistake
  • - Diamond misplay
  • - Computer mistake
  • - Certain computer message
  • - Cause of an unearned run
  • - Career wrongdoing
  • - Box-score blemish
  • - Boot on a diamond
  • - Bobbled ball, say
  • - Ballpark bobble
  • - Ball batted between a fielder's legs, often
  • - Bad Religion guitarist Gurewitz' electro-hardcore band
  • - Annoying computer message
  • - Accident cause, often
  • - A throw into the dugout, e.g.
  • - A meaning for X
  • - A dropped pop-up, e.g.
  • - 2 + 2 = 5, e.g.
  • - "E" in the box score
  • - Within the margin of ......
  • - Wild throw, for instance
  • - Wild throw to first base, e.g.
  • - Wild throw on the field
  • - What Mays seldom made
  • - What an X may indicate
  • - What an eraser erases
  • - What a red "X" may mean
  • - What "oopsy" signals
  • - What "[sic]" may signify
  • - Warning to a coder
  • - Variable estimated by pollsters
  • - Unwelcome kind of message
  • - Unearned run factor
  • - Undesirable software message
  • - Typing alot, for example
  • - Trial's partner in career moves
  • - Trial's counterpart
  • - Trial mate
  • - Trial and ...... (one way to learn)
  • - Trial and ...... (experimentation)
  • - Throw into the dugout, e.g.
  • - There's one in thus clue
  • - There's one in this cule
  • - Taking Back Sunday: "...... Operator"
  • - Standard ...... (statistician's calculation)
  • - Stage miscue
  • - Spellchecker target
  • - Something to beg pardon for
  • - Something a bug might produce
  • - Solecism, for one
  • - Shortstop's wild throw, e.g.
  • - Shortstop's boot
  • - Shortstop's bobble and drop
  • - Scoreboard item
  • - Scoreboard E
  • - Result of fallibility
  • - Result of dropping a can of corn
  • - Result of a software bug
  • - Result of a bobbled grounder
  • - Reason to restart
  • - Reason to recalibrate
  • - Reason to reboot, maybe
  • - Reason to reboot or recalculate
  • - Reason to erase
  • - Reason for unbalanced books
  • - Reason for striking out
  • - Reason for a reduced grade
  • - Rarity for a Gold Glove player
  • - Rarity for a Gold Glove fielder
  • - Rare result of a grounder to Machado
  • - Proofing find
  • - Proof of humanity
  • - Pop-up foul-up
  • - Pickoff throw into the outfield, e.g.
  • - Overthrowing first, e.g.
  • - Oversight, e.g.
  • - One "E" on a scoreboard
  • - Occasion for apology
  • - Nemesis of the baseball player.
  • - Muffed grounder, e.g.
  • - Muffed fly, e.g.
  • - Mistake in the field
  • - Misplayed ball
  • - Misplay, say
  • - Mishandled fly, e.g.
  • - Luce's "Margin for ......"
  • - It's off the mark
  • - It's marked with an X
  • - It's marked on a scorecard
  • - It needs correction
  • - It might be clerical
  • - It may need correction
  • - It may lead to an unearned run
  • - It may lead to a run
  • - It may get you on first base
  • - It may be in judgement
  • - It keeps a run from being earned
  • - It can lead to an unearned run
  • - Inning extender, sometimes
  • - Infielder's boot
  • - Hot corner goof
  • - Grounder through the legs, for one
  • - Ground ball between the legs, for one
  • - Good thing not to be in?
  • - Anglican priest
  • - Episcopal cleric
  • - Episcopal VIP
  • - Episcopal chapel leader
  • - Episcopal priest in charge of a chapel
  • - Anglican parish priest
  • - Church of England parish priest
  • - Episcopal priest
  • - Parish priest
  • - ...... priest
  • - Church of England priest
  • - put six on the vehicle for the clergyman
  • - Local churchman
  • - cleric in civic arrangement
  • - member of the clergy with six means of transport
  • - churchman gets the girl a vehicle
  • - Clergyman bringing six to vehicle
  • - Parish minister
  • - Man with a dog collar
  • - Man (or woman) of the cloth
  • - Church deputy
  • - Catholic official
  • - Parish clergyman.
  • - Anglican leader
  • - Member of the clergy from Slavic area
  • - Minister is against taking island transport
  • - Six wheels for minister
  • - Parish person
  • - Leader in a 24-Down
  • - Bishop's deputy
  • - Clergyman brings six to vehicle
  • - Bishop's underling
  • - Certain cleric
  • - Church of England cleric
  • - Clergyman arrives in vehicle by six
  • - ...... of Christ (the pope)
  • - Minister making some civic arrangements
  • - Victoria — a queen and head of church
  • - Church of England title
  • - Bishop's agent
  • - Church of England official
  • - Chapel figure
  • - Churchman's eye, we hear, caught by very short mini, say
  • - British cleric
  • - Parish head
  • - Ecclesiastic deputy
  • - Person with important clerical duties
  • - Goldsmith's "The .... of Wakefield"
  • - Bishop's representative
  • - "The ...... of Wakefield"
  • - Rector's colleague
  • - Goldsmith's Wakefield clergyman
  • - Wakefield figure
  • - Bishop's stand-in
  • - Wakefield clergyman
  • - Certain clergyman
  • - Bishop's assistant
  • - Goldsmith title character
  • - Ecclesiastical agent
  • - ...... of Christ (papal title)
  • - Bishop's representative, in Catholicism
  • - Goldsmith character
  • - "The ...... of Wakefield" (Oliver Goldsmith novel)
  • - Oliver Goldsmith title character
  • - Chapel head
  • - Chapel cleric
  • - Country pastor
  • - English cleric
  • - Wakefield cleric
  • - Goldsmith's Primrose, e.g.
  • - Wakefield V.I.P
  • - Deputy of a sort
  • - Wakefield's clergyman
  • - Substitute; deputy
  • - Wakefield personage
  • - Wakefield resident
  • - Wakefield churchman
  • - Religious official.
  • - Goldsmith's Dr. Primrose.
  • - Minister's deputy.
  • - Deputy clergyman.
  • - Dr. Primrose of Wakefield.
  • - Parson
  • - Bishop's subordinate
  • - Certain man of the cloth
  • - Clergy member
  • - Parish leader
  • - Minister
  • - Cleric
  • - Parish official
  • - Churchman.
  • - Church title
  • - Church official
  • - Member of the clergy
  • - Pastor
  • - Man of the cloth?
  • - Deputy.
  • - Clergyman
  • - Parish personage
  • - churchman providing vehicle after six
  • - one who gets a living by regularly giving a service
  • - Church of England minister