➠ Words that end with r
List contains 27676 Words that end with "r".
- - Police officer's mettle, by the sound of it
- - Policeman in helicopter losing height
- - Not a lot of money for one in force
- - one may put you in charge of small change
- - policeman in his element
- - element that's also slang for a penny
- - Metallic element; coin
- - Chemical element Cu
- - penny's coating
- - To survive in the deep ocean octopuses evolved ......-based blood rather than iron-based
- - Mined in British Columbia
- - Reddish metallic element
- - See you shortly in conversation with Penny?
- - One managing to keep pressure in large vessel
- - Metallic element and British bobby
- - Coin in large pot
- - Reddish element that is a good conductor
- - Element that's PC?
- - Element; policeman
- - Manager retains power element
- - Color in a Crayola 96 pack
- - Gift for a 22nd anniversary that's fitting?
- - Element whose chemical symbol is used in this puzzle's theme
- - Statue of Liberty's skin
- - This makes cents
- - Element #29
- - Tucson's ...... Bowl
- - Penny, in Soho
- - Man's first metal.
- - Element
- - Metallic element
- - Bobby on the beat?
- - Try to justify former purpose around clubs
- - loose change found on a beat
- - He picks up the bad penny
- - an old policeman has little money
- - Bobby, a well-known conductor
- - a policeman gets little money!
- - Powder, ..., Coal, and Otto, official mascots of the 2002 Utah Winter Olympics
- - Metal badge-wearer
- - A police vessel?
- - Penny or Bobby
- - for law-enforcing, he must be on his mettle
- - Small change for policeman
- - A penny (for the officer?)
- - Atomic number 29
- - arrest for every lawman
- - a policeman with very little money?
- - small change for the police officer
- - Penny material
- - Metal policeman
- - Red-brown metal
- - Constituent of brass
- - Base metal
- - Metal, Cu
- - Reddish metal
- - Metal — officer
- - 7th wedding anniversary gift
- - 7th anniversary gift or British Columbia mountain
- - 2.5 percent of a modern penny
- - "The Empty ...... Sea"
- - Policeman, slang
- - Boiler
- - Cu
- - Penny finds large pot
- - Police officer (informal)
- - Metal detector?
- - Coin for police officer
- - Bobby and Penny?
- - Penny, to a Brit
- - Ductile metal
- - Liberty Bell metal
- - Good conductor, one on the beat
- - Pewter ingredient
- - .......... Cliff (Ontario mineral resource)
- - Policeman; metal
- - Old penny
- - Little change for the policeman
- - Bit of change for officer?
- - Kettle material
- - Catch a butterfly
- - Conductor of note
- - Statue of Liberty material
- - "The Fox and the Hound" hound
- - Penny metal
- - Penny, to Dickens
- - One of the fuzz
- - Montana product.
- - Essential war material.
- - Good conductor?
- - Cookware material
- - It makes cents
- - Brass ingredient
- - Police officer
- - Policeman
- - Bobby ......
- - Red-brown
- - Colour
- - Penny ....
- - Metal
- - Reddish brown
- - .. change
- - Metal that makes a bluish-green light when burned
- - one getting by absorbs pain initially for a little change
- - Bronze sibling
- - Maxwell's ...... Hammer, Beatles song
- - "Let's make margaritas! First, grab a bottle of clear ... tequila to add those fresh, smooth notes into your drink!"
- - The ...... Sword, classic children's novel by Ian Serraillier
- - Vicar's upset collecting one pound in coins
- - hi-ho? that's precious!
- - long john's cash?
- - a lonely westerner's precious horse?
- - hi-ho! it's me, precious one!
- - Runner-up's award
- - Gentleman full of love giving away ring -- it's precious
- - Precious metal; the Lone Ranger's horse
- - Lone Ranger's horse
- - Rilo Kiley's "Lining"?
- - John Reid's steed
- - Lone Ranger's steed
- - Horse of 50's TV
- - The Lone Ranger's horse
- - Long John ...., Hispaniola cook
- - broken sliver of metal
- - precious metal? small fragment has to be slightly adjusted
- - Metal pirate?
- - Precious metal; second place medal
- - attorney general shortly reveals some valuable material
- - Element Argentina is named after
- - hi! ho! you're precious
- - Element Ag
- - 25th anniversary
- - lives to fashion right metal
- - Precious metal for Long John
- - lustrous, decorative metal, known in latin as argentum.
- - An element of fishiness?
- - Color of cloud lining say
- - Gift of the gab
- - some loose change for a pirate
- - hey, ho, precious one!
- - Metal slice setter moved back
- - some loose change for a literary pirate
- - ag is the chemical symbol for which metal?
- - Change put behind a mirror
- - Element used in X-ray film
- - Famous horse corrected evil in small rook
- - Second liver prepared for cash
- - bullet providing the perfect solution?
- - Metal content of cage?
- - Every cloud has this lining, proverbially
- - Medal for second place
- - Metal supposedly needed to kill a werewolf
- - Element 47
- - Vluable, shiny, white metal used for making cutlery, jewelry, coins, or decorative objects
- - second-place metal
- - Cloud lining?
- - Second-place Olympic medal
- - Rolls-Royce model
- - Precious metal (for second place)
- - Older regular internet user
- - Metalic salmon
- - Metal, Ag
- - Jewelry metal
- - 25th wedding anniversary gift
- - 25th anniversary gift or lake in Ontario
- - "The Lonely ...... Rain"
- - Cutlery
- - Precious white metal
- - Retired minister is pocketing fifty coins
- - Second place
- - Ag
- - Argentina was named after it
- - Long John of 'Treasure Island'
- - Second symbol
- - Pieces of eight for Long John?
- - Bronze beater
- - Poor Elvis runs for cash
- - It makes for a very nice setting
- - Second example of type of substance in 7 down
- - Lives rough by river with precious metal
- - Trail, AKA ........ City
- - It makes a lovely setting
- - For an older generation, change the knives and forks
- - Second-place medal
- - Old term for dimes and quarters
- - Support for the Lone Ranger?
- - [25]
- - Expensive filling material
- - With 47-Down, proverbial cloud feature, and a hint to the starts of 18-, 23-, 35-, 50- and 57-Across
- - "Give me ......, blue and gold"
- - Pollster Nate
- - Comstock Lode metal
- - Famous horse
- - Its symbol is Ag
- - Ride alongside Scout
- - Coin material
- - Valuable coins
- - Fictional steed (see 2 Down)
- - Credo: Part II
- - Famous horse of radio
- - Long John
- - Flatware
- - Argent.
- - Gift of the father of the bride.
- - Famous one-legged pirate.
- - Second place prize
- - Bells.
- - Dinnerware
- - Parent
- - Caretakers drop casket of parent
- - Bring up [kids]
- - bring up the last bit
- - Bring up, as livestock
- - Raise; hindmost part
- - ...-view mirror (car part)
- - Bring up the back
- - "...... window" (hitchcock film)
- - The back part
- - bring up the tail-end
- - Breed hind
- - Cracked ... View (Hootie & the Blowfish's debut album)
- - Far end
- - Behind, in arrears
- - ...-view mirror
- - Raise back
- - antonym of "vanguard"
- - In Baltimore a road back
- - Foster's back
- - Back again with that heartless air
- - Kind of end or window
- - Caboose's spot
- - Hind
- - Opposite of front
- - Badonkadonk
- - Bring to maturity
- - Tushy
- - Straggler's position
- - Auditorium section
- - Rise on hind legs
- - React like a startled steed
- - Stand on hind legs, as a horse
- - At the back
- - Hind end
- - Target of a swift kick
- - Hindquarters
- - Hind part
- - Background
- - British bum
- - 'Back of the line!'
- - Erect
- - Cheeks
- - Educate
- - Moon shot?
- - Build
- - Last place?
- - Bring up, as kids
- - Dorsal ......
- - ... tower
- - Bring up the back side
- - Front's opposite
- - Caboose's place
- - Tail end
- - Seat in Devonshire Arms
- - Caboose's position
- - Back area
- - ......-wheel drive
- - Back section
- - Caboose
- - ......-end collision
- - React like a spooked horse
- - Bring up or stand up on hind legs
- - Aft section
- - Help grow up
- - Auto's .... view mirror
- - Back of any vehicle
- - Back; bring up
- - Place for cowards?
- - Bring up, or what you can bring up
- - Where you'll find cowards
- - Back side
- - Hindmost
- - .... admiral
- - What scared horses do
- - Bring up ... or something that might be brought up
- - Bring up the ......
- - ....-view mirror (windshield attachment)
- - Target of a spanking
- - End of the line
- - What last-place finishers bring up
- - It's parked on a bench
- - Stern, for a ship
- - Raise, as a child
- - With 55-Down, back-door access
- - Caboose, for a train
- - Creature, aristocratic, holding back
- - Bring to adulthood
- - 'Cracked .... View': Hootie & the Blowfish debut album
- - Back of anything
- - Rumble seat's spot
- - Tush
- - Body part whose name contains another body part
- - Straggler's place
- - Bring up ... or something brought up
- - Rise (up)
- - Delivery door location, often
- - Endmost
- - Tailgate's spot
- - Engine's locale, on old VWs
- - Admiral type
- - Stern
- - Where the cheaper seats are
- - "...... Window" (Hitchcock classic)
- - Stern, offshore
- - The back, directionally
- - Lower part to bring up
- - Pledge paddle's target, once
- - Website feature resembling an odometer
- - Hitchcock's '...... Window'
- - Stern's location
- - Bring up; back
- - Back inside declare a recess
- - Caboose setting
- - U-turn from front
- - Back of the crowd
- - Admiral's position?
- - Part of the body that's spanked
- - Bring up, as children
- - Stern area
- - Place for losers
- - Front counterpart
- - Admiral variety
- - Place for laggards
- - Kind of guard
- - Raise children
- - Mother or father
- - Construct
- - Booty
- - Guard
- - Rise high
- - Bottom
- - Tale
- - Rump
- - Derrière
- - Tail ....
- - Back part
- - Heinie
- - Raise up
- - Type of window
- - Window
- - Nourish
- - Aft
- - Something to fall back on?
- - Breed
- - Lift up
- - Bring up
- - Care for
- - Posterior
- - Backside
- - End ..
- - Seat site
- - Duff
- - Bum
- - Bench warmer?
- - *Fanny
- - Moon unit?
- - Keister
- - In the back
- - Foster
- - Seat.
- - Sit on it
- - Put up
- - Butt
- - Can
- - Nurture
- - Raise
- - Back end
- - Behind
- - Rudder's locale
- - Rudder's place
- - Back
- - Lift up posterior
- - Get one's back up
- - bring up the last section
- - Tail end, the ... of the plane
- - what people at the end of a line bring up, with the
- - Bring up right: are thoroughly trained
- - Concerning a right to farm
- - Rise on the hindlegs
- - ___ window defroster (car feature)
- - Bringing up the .. (in last place)
- - Bring up the .... be last
- - Hindmost part
- - Caboose locale
- - Type of Admiral
- - Bring up, raise
- - ... of the year, award whose last recipients were amanda holden and andy murray
- - bring up a rhyme for 23
- - bring up or back
- - as hitchcock's window?
- - bring up the last