➠ Words that end with r

List contains 27676 Words that end with "r".

  • - Reader of product instructions
  • - Person with an ID
  • - Person of concern to Nader
  • - Part of UI or UX
  • - Part of GUI
  • - One who might need an ID
  • - One in need of tech support
  • - He can't get enough of snuff
  • - Fan of drugs or computers or both
  • - Enjoyer of.
  • - End ...... (ultimate owner/operator of a computer)
  • - Client of a sort
  • - Buyer of snow
  • - Buyer of drugs, e.g.
  • - ...... testing (part of the beta stage)
  • - ...... name (computer ID)
  • - ...... ID (log-in need)
  • - Kind of friendly?
  • - Surfer, of a sort
  • - Type of ID
  • - Type of group
  • - Bit of uplifting pure substance produced by consumer
  • - Kind of ID
  • - Takes advantage of the banks on USA river
  • - Member of an app's audience
  • - Employer of cad getting out of used car
  • - Sample of pure substance knocked back by consumer
  • - Reader of a manual
  • - One with an ID
  • - Part of warehouse receipt for consumer
  • - Kind of fee
  • - ID
  • - Individual customer of a software company
  • - One who takes advantage of others
  • - Kind of error
  • - person taking advantage of exercise regime to begin with
  • - ... ID (login name)
  • - Snuffer, e.g.
  • - Snapchat participant
  • - Site visitor, say
  • - Service customer.
  • - Self-serving opportunist, perhaps
  • - Reddit regular
  • - Pusher's quarry
  • - Product consumer
  • - Pothead, e.g.
  • - Possible candidate for rehab
  • - Podcast listener
  • - Person with a PC
  • - Person with a password
  • - Person with a computer
  • - Person who operates a computer
  • - Person who downloads apps
  • - Person on-line
  • - Person on Snapchat, e.g.
  • - Person on a PC
  • - Person on a meterman's list
  • - Person logging on
  • - Person employing something
  • - Person at a PC
  • - PC sort?
  • - PC programmer
  • - PC person
  • - PC owner
  • - PC or Mac owner
  • - PC operator, e.g.
  • - PC manual reader
  • - Password possessor
  • - Opportunist, maybe
  • - Opportunist, in a way
  • - Online client
  • - One working on keys
  • - One with ulterior motives
  • - One with track marks
  • - One with an avatar
  • - One with a password, say
  • - One with a password, maybe
  • - One with a log-in name
  • - One with a laptop
  • - One with a handbook
  • - One with a drug problem
  • - One who's not a good friend
  • - One who takes undue advantage
  • - One who takes drugs, e.g.
  • - One who might be high-minded?
  • - One who has logged in
  • - One who enjoys surfing, say
  • - One who can't just say "no"
  • - One visiting many sites
  • - One to whom a warranty applies
  • - One requiring tech support
  • - One regularly on Snapchat
  • - One pushing a mouse around?
  • - One pointing and clicking
  • - One on-line
  • - One on Snapchat
  • - One often paying a fee
  • - One needing tech support
  • - One needing rehab, perhaps
  • - One may have a password at the ready
  • - One logging in to do some surfing
  • - One in a needle program
  • - One getting a manual
  • - One enjoying Wi-Fi
  • - One doing beta testing, e.g.
  • - One clicking "Remember me," maybe
  • - One at the computer
  • - One at a keyboard, often
  • - One admitted to rehab
  • - On-line person
  • - On-line patron
  • - Notebook owner
  • - Not-so-straight shooter?
  • - Not really a friend
  • - Not a good friend
  • - Netizen, e.g.
  • - Netizen, e,g,
  • - Net-surfer
  • - Narcotics Anonymous candidate
  • - Narc's target, at times
  • - Narc target
  • - Mouse slider
  • - Mouse pusher
  • - Mouse manager
  • - Methadone clinic visitor
  • - Meth clinic attendee
  • - Mass-transit patron
  • - Many a typist, nowadays
  • - Many a teen, for Snapchat
  • - Manual's intended reader
  • - Manual reader, perhaps
  • - Manual reader, often
  • - Macintosh owner
  • - Mac owner
  • - Lead-in for friendly
  • - Laptop owner, e.g.
  • - Laptop lugger
  • - Kindle reader, say
  • - Junkie, e.g.
  • - iPad operator
  • - Inventor's eventual target
  • - Internet accssor
  • - Instagram account creator
  • - Hotspot seeker
  • - Head shop customer
  • - He sniffs snuff
  • - He puts a gadget to work
  • - Hacker, e.g.
  • - GUI piece?
  • - GUI part
  • - Graphical ...... interface (in computing, what GUI stands for)
  • - Frenemy, maybe
  • - Fee payer, often
  • - FAQ consulter
  • - Exploitation expert
  • - Ergonomic-design consideration
  • - End-...... license agreement
  • - End-...... (ultimate buyer)
  • - End ...... (customer)
  • - Electric-company client
  • - E-mail recipient, e.g.
  • - Drug taker
  • - Drug dealer's customer
  • - Doobie roller
  • - Developer's counterpart
  • - Dell operator
  • - Cyberspace traveler
  • - Cyberspace denizen
  • - Cybercafé customer
  • - Crackhead, e.g.
  • - Cookie recipient?
  • - Con Edison customer
  • - Con Edison client
  • - Computer owner, to tech support
  • - Computer operator, e.g.
  • - Computer nerd, e.g.
  • - Computer customer
  • - Computer buff
  • - Computer addict?
  • - CompuServe patron
  • - Coleridge, with regard to opium
  • - Cokehead, e.g.
  • - Client online
  • - Chatroom visitor
  • - Chat-room visitor
  • - Certain password provider
  • - Certain manual reader
  • - Candidate for rehab, perhaps
  • - Cable subscriber
  • - Buyer or borrower
  • - Big druggie
  • - Beta tester, typically
  • - Bad friend, e.g.
  • - App maker's concern
  • - AOL patron
  • - AOL customer
  • - Anagram for sure
  • - America Online patron
  • - Amazon visitor
  • - Abstainer's tempter
  • - ....-friendly apps
  • - ......-friendly (suitable for tech newbies)
  • - ......-friendly (not requiring technical expertise)
  • - ......-friendly (not requiring specialized knowledge)
  • - ......-friendly (not complicated, as a computer program)
  • - ......-friendly (not complicated, as a computer application)
  • - ......-friendly (not complicated to operate)
  • - ......-friendly (like a product that's easy to deal with)
  • - ......-friendly (good for newbies)
  • - ......-friendly (easy to understand)
  • - ...... group (computer info source)
  • - Windows opener
  • - Friendly leader?
  • - Friendly opener?
  • - "Friendly" attachment
  • - Friendly beginning?
  • - Mouse manipulator?
  • - Pusher's target?
  • - One at a keyboard
  • - One in a network?
  • - Legal right to property
  • - Opportunist
  • - Client
  • - One providing input
  • - Internet explorer?
  • - Facebook member, e.g.
  • - Web surfer
  • - Mouse mover
  • - Windows worker?
  • - Library patron
  • - Partaker
  • - Rehab target
  • - Junkie
  • - Rehab client
  • - One who isn't clean
  • - Crackhead
  • - Pusher's customer
  • - Pusher's prey
  • - Internet browser?
  • - Operator!
  • - One seeing the sites
  • - Unscrupulous person
  • - Detox candidate
  • - Manipulator
  • - Handler.
  • - Marketing target
  • - Advertiser's target
  • - Screen actor.
  • - Selfish type
  • - Selfish person
  • - Exploitative person
  • - Purchaser
  • - Exploitative sort
  • - Candidate for rehab
  • - Exploitative one
  • - Rehab candidate
  • - Exploitative type
  • - Friendly opening?
  • - Friendly introduction?
  • - Friendly intro?
  • - One who's gone to pot?
  • - Computer owner
  • - Utilizer
  • - Employer in Toulouse responsible
  • - Consumer
  • - Manipulative sort
  • - Drug addict
  • - App downloader
  • - Manual reader
  • - Computer person?
  • - Person who creates a password
  • - For whom a product designer designs
  • - 7-Across client
  • - False friend
  • - Person downloading apps
  • - Person exploiting others
  • - Person with log-in information
  • - Person logging in
  • - TikToker or Instagrammer
  • - Employer in serious error
  • - Manipulative one
  • - Wi-Fi patron
  • - Tech support beneficiary
  • - ......-friendly (easy to operate)
  • - Addict
  • - WiFi patron
  • - Software purchaser
  • - Computer operator
  • - Utiliser
  • - App buyer
  • - Person taking drugs
  • - Lead-in to 'friendly'
  • - Computer manual reader
  • - Account owner
  • - Employer is sure? Wrong!
  • - Software buyer
  • - One downloading apps
  • - ....-friendly software
  • - One logging in
  • - Rodent catcher spends little time for employer
  • - One logging on
  • - Word before "base" or "interface"
  • - Instagrammer, e.g
  • - With 21 Down, entrance requirements
  • - Manipulative type turning some entire suit
  • - .... interface
  • - Live chat participant
  • - Addict taken in because relapsed
  • - Employer contributes to serious error
  • - One who logs in
  • - American employer cleaned out client
  • - Software customer
  • - One with a password
  • - Employer the manipulative sort?
  • - Drug-taker's ploy -- run to the back
  • - .... fee
  • - Exploiter
  • - Password typer, maybe
  • - Manipulative type
  • - Person downloading an app
  • - Tech support caller?
  • - App customer
  • - Selfish friend
  • - WiFi seeker
  • - App tapper
  • - FAQ checker
  • - Setting up some software support for consumer
  • - Cellist, vis-à-vis cellos
  • - Tech support customer
  • - App purchaser
  • - Terms and conditions reader
  • - Manual target
  • - Internet customer
  • - Word before "friendly" or "experience"
  • - Computer purchaser
  • - Employer's part in serious error
  • - One pointing, clicking and whatnot
  • - Web browser?
  • - Selfish sort
  • - Group
  • - Dishonest person
  • - Two-timer
  • - Conniver
  • - Experience
  • - Customer ......
  • - .. power
  • - Computer
  • - Error
  • - ...... name.
  • - One with a habit
  • - Patron
  • - Friendly
  • - Employer
  • - Apple consumer
  • - Someone who utilizes or operates a particular program or device
  • - Wielder
  • - presumes to hold an employer back
  • - Employer taken in because reckless
  • - Person in cyberspace
  • - Person employing American with little hesitation
  • - The "U" in UX
  • - App opener
  • - ... experience, which may be good or bad
  • - sure to become an employer
  • - person who might consult a manual
  • - handler turns up in here surreptitiously
  • - leaving centre for rehab, escort drug addict ...
  • - password keeper
  • - ......-friendly [not hard to figure out]
  • - one on a computer
  • - consumer's new ruse
  • - Person who might require remote troubleshooting
  • - one with an account, usually
  • - Selfish person contrived ruse
  • - Employer's part in obvious error
  • - consumer; ruse anag.
  • - computer operator; sure anag.
  • - Go in to make a record
  • - Go into middle of America when leader leaves
  • - Go on in
  • - 'Go in' sign
  • - go into some alien territory
  • - recent errors have to come in
  • - Go in with specialist on return
  • - Come or go into
  • - Some children terrified to go on the stage
  • - go into part of forbidden territory
  • - Go into headquarters in New York avoiding cold
  • - go in, or go in for
  • - Go on stage to write it up
  • - Presenters hold record
  • - ... at your own risk
  • - Become a competitor with more than an outside change
  • - Step in for topless tenant
  • - Computer key to reducing dysentery
  • - input data
  • - Key — what to do with it?
  • - Large PC key with an arrow
  • - gain admission to some forbidden territory
  • - Bid to make one you couldn't refuse?