➠ Words that end with r
List contains 27676 Words that end with "r".
- - pears used as a weapon
- - something to lend to a bookie who uses it in his defence
- - Sharp weapon for a gladiator
- - i have a spare weapon here
- - Throwing weapon with a long shaft
- - given a spare weapon in exchange
- - Ancient hunter's long weapon with a pointy end
- - weapon wielded by a zulu warrior
- - It differs from the distaff
- - Long stick-like hunting weapon with a pointed tip
- - Weapon with a long shaft
- - Weapon that's carried by actor with a small part?
- - Point secured in contest, throwing weapon
- - Catch fish, in a primitive way
- - Catch fish, in a way
- - Use a fishgig
- - Prop for a stage extra
- - Primitive weapon with a sharp tip
- - It has a pointy head
- - Gaff, to a fisherman
- - Cliched prop for a female opera singer
- - Catch with a harpoon
- - Canada's most easterly point, Cape ..........
- - It's got a point
- - Use a harpoon
- - Push a toothpick through
- - Weapon point taken through wooden pole
- - Javelin point in box
- - Weapon's point in box
- - Stick a toothpick in, e.g
- - Weapon with a pointy head
- - Accessory with a gladiator costume
- - Pole incorporating point?
- - It has a point
- - Stick a fork in
- - Grab with a toothpick
- - Stick with a point
- - Stick a toothpick in
- - Take a stab at
- - Conference possibly has small opening for Gore
- - it's used for piercing southern fruit
- - Special attention for this point?
- - Weapon such as a yari
- - weapon in the african national congress's logo
- - Simple throwing weapon
- - Season's first fruit: some asparagus?
- - Box holding eastern weapon
- - Assegai
- - "aida" prop
- - Stem of asparagus
- - Fishing tool, for some
- - Southern fruit used as weapon
- - Asparagus stem
- - Weapon European concealed in fight
- - Bayonet in male side
- - Arrow-like weapon
- - early thrown weapon
- - Primitive hunter's weapon
- - Prehistoric hunting weapon
- - Outmoded weapon
- - Did William shake this weapon?
- - Queen Boudica's (Boadicea) weapon of choice
- - Small fruit or piece of asparagus
- - Mammoth-hunting weapon
- - jungle weapon
- - Pickle cut
- - Mast at sea trapping Nelson's second arm
- - Skewer small fruit
- - Primitive warrior's weapon
- - Pointed weapon that sounds like "sphere"
- - Lance, javelin
- - Pointy pickle piece
- - this will pierce some of the oyster's pearls
- - Javelin essentially
- - weaponized javelin
- - Pointed weapon used by cavemen
- - small fruit — pointed one
- - Lance with extremely sharp lug
- - greek skewer?
- - Assagai
- - Ancient weapon
- - Aborigine's weapon
- - Asparagus shoot
- - Trident
- - Skin diver's weapon
- - Phalanx weapon
- - Fishgig
- - Broccoli shoot
- - Blade of grass
- - Word with head or mint
- - Stone Age weapon
- - Stereotypical opera prop
- - Stalk of asparagus
- - Slender stalk of asparagus
- - Simple weapon
- - Mint starter
- - Hoplite's weapon
- - Flung weapon
- - Caveman's hunting weapon
- - Bit of asparagus
- - Asparagus tidbit
- - Young blade
- - Word before head or mint
- - Weapon for Odin
- - Uhlan's weapon.
- - Supernumerary's weapon
- - Supernumerary's holding
- - Stone Age poker
- - Slender stalk
- - Single pickle
- - Shoot in the garden
- - Shafted weapon for throwing or thrusting
- - Safari weapon
- - Renaissance fair prop
- - Put the fork to
- - Prop in "Siegfried"
- - Prop for an opera super
- - Pointy weapon used by the Dora Milaje in "Black Panther"
- - Pointy weapon used by early hunters
- - Piece of pickle
- - Pickle slice
- - Opera supe's prop
- - Opera prop, perhaps
- - Opera extra's prop
- - Opera chorus weapon
- - Old fishing tool
- - Na'vi weapon in "Avatar"
- - Low-tech weapon
- - Long, pointy weapon that's thrown
- - Long-shafted stabber
- - Leister
- - Large pickle wedge
- - Kind of head or mint
- - Kind of gun or head
- - Kind of fish or mint
- - Javelin, basically
- - Headhunter's equipment
- - Grass blade
- - Grammy-winning reggae singer Burning ......
- - Get with the tines
- - Fishing tool mastered in "Cast Away"
- - Extra tote?
- - Element of tribal warfare?
- - Early guided missile?
- - Caveman's tool
- - Catch fish, primitively
- - Cape ........ ( Canada's most easterlyplace )
- - Broccoli serving
- - Broccoli or asparagus piece
- - Attack illegally, in the NFL or, I guess, in real life too
- - Assegai or trident
- - Assagai, e.g.
- - Asparagus sprig
- - Asparagus part
- - "Slavery Days" Burning ......
- - Javelin, for one
- - Early weapon
- - Harpoon, e.g.
- - Broccoli bit
- - Broccoli unit
- - Whaling weapon
- - Old weapon
- - Hunter's weapon
- - Pike's kin
- - Asparagus unit
- - Ancient arm
- - Pickle serving
- - Pickle piece
- - Piece of asparagus
- - Pierce small fruit
- - Harpoon or lance
- - Harpoon
- - Throwing weapon
- - Reassembled spare weapon
- - Javelin or lance
- - Long pointed weapon
- - Primitive fishing tool
- - Asparagus piece
- - Primitive weapon
- - *Long weapon
- - Javelin
- - Bit of broccoli
- - Weapon for Goliath
- - Pickle portion
- - Weapon reaps appallingly
- - Sharp-pointed pole
- - Harpoon or javelin
- - Pickle unit
- - Caveman's weapon
- - Lance
- - Gladiatorial accessory
- - Weapon that's hurled
- - Piece of broccoli
- - Pickle, maybe
- - Weapon; asparagus stem
- - Harpoon, essentially
- - Javelin or harpoon
- - 'Avatar' weapon
- - Pierce, as an hors d'oeuvre
- - Implement used for cave-painting
- - Dill pickle serving
- - Cape ........ ( Canada's most easterly place )
- - Lance spins artist's record inside
- - Broccoli part
- - Primitive kind of poker?
- - Mammoth hunt weapon
- - Long-shafted weapon
- - Weapon seen on the Kenyan flag
- - Pineapple portion
- - Weapon's redundant when base moves west
- - Javelin, for example
- - Get onto one's fork, say
- - Gladiator's weapon
- - Catch suddenly in the infield
- - Primitive fishing weapon
- - Dill pickle quarter
- - Broccoli portion
- - Box contains energy weapon
- - Asparagus morsel
- - Stick fork, say, into small fruit or vegetable, right?
- - Mammoth hunter's weapon
- - Hurled weapon
- - Small fruit -- asparagus for example
- - Serving of asparagus
- - Opera prop
- - Jungle-movie prop
- - Thrown weapon
- - Box containing Eastern weapon
- - Asparagus stalk
- - Bushman's weapon
- - Weapon that's thrown
- - Dill pickle wedge
- - Caveman costume accessory
- - Warrior's weapon
- - Jamaican legend Winston Rodney, aka Burning ......
- - Elmer holds one in "What's Opera, Doc?"
- - Asparagus serving
- - Weapon that is thrown
- - Harpoon cousin
- - Diver's weapon
- - Unit of asparagus
- - Headhunter's weapon
- - Light ray
- - Javelin, e.g
- - Pike
- - Skewer
- - ...... gun.
- - Stab
- - Trident, e.g
- - Plant shoot.
- - Sticker
- - Bit of fishing gear
- - Puncture
- - Pointed weapon
- - Catch suddenly
- - Cape —
- - Sharp weapon
- - Piercing weapon
- - Thrusting weapon
- - "Shoot!"
- - Pierce
- - Impale
- - Head start
- - Grass unit
- - Primitive projectile
- - ".... Weapon"
- - Fishing tool
- - Sprout
- - Item thrown at Michael Caine in the film Zulu
- - Weapon European held in fight
- - the —, 1978 novel by james herbert
- - Long, thin weapon.
- - Blade, its furthest tip slicing through wooden pole
- - weapon made from spare parts
- - Long tool traditionally used by fishers
- - Run-through
- - Weapon for Achilles
- - prefix with "maid"
- - Prefix with "maid" or "man" to mean a mythical sea creature
- - prefix with maid or man
- - "Sea," to a French beachgoer (anagram of "rem")
- - Eau so big?
- - Creme de la ... (popular skin cream)
- - Côte dAzur view
- - "Sea," on a French beach
- - seasickness: mal de ...
- - "sea" in cannes
- - cousteau's domaine
- - where to catch poissons
- - Expanse on une carte géographique
- - a sea, to someone from marseilles
- - body of water that's larger than un lac
- - Site for une île
- - La ... ("the sea" in French)
- - Debussy's 'La ...'
- - Sea, in Saint Barthélemy
- - Matelot's milieu
- - Mediterranée, e.g.
- - Fruits de ...... (menu heading)
- - Word in a Debussy title
- - Sea, to Sartre
- - Sea, overseas
- - French ocean
- - Terre's counterpart
- - Simone's sea
- - Sea, to Monet
- - Sea, across the sea
- - Sea for Debussy
- - It's bleu on maps
- - Home for un poisson
- - Eau surrounding Martinique
- - Baltique, e.g.
- - View from the Riviera
- - View from Monte Carlo
- - The sea, to the French
- - Sea, to Nice people
- - Sea, to de Gaulle
- - Sea, in Nice
- - Celebrant's aide? That's right, in part
- - Hacker's concentration
- - Priest's assistant
- - One waiting on tables
- - tennis-player who officiates in church
- - one who attempts to play the ace
- - waiter can retain a lot of information
- - someone hoping to play the ace!
- - one hoping for return out of play?
- - One to tip
- - One who instigates rally
- - Waiter or waitress
- - Internet computer
- - Computer allowing access to the network
- - Hats off to harvesters for putting out the lunch
- - Person bringing your meals
- - Sommelier, e.g
- - Person paid to bring meals
- - Someone waiting for person to start court action
- - Networking aid
- - Cloud component
- - Central Internet computer
- - Where files are kept
- - Waitperson
- - Waitress, e.g.
- - Steam table attendant
- - Sysop concern
- - Host computer
- - Waitron
- - Computer network need
- - Barmaid, e.g.
- - Carhop, e.g.
- - Tea cart
- - Acolyte or credenza
- - Counterman.
- - Sun product
- - Lazy Susan
- - Diner employee
- - Waiter
- - Data center or host computer
- - Central computer
- - waiter, one with lots of information
- - uninvited party attendee
- - Party intruder
- - Uninvited guest
- - Uninvited party guest?
- - Unwelcome guest?
- - Unwanted party guest
- - Uninvited guest: 2 wds.
- - unwelcome party guest
- - the car gears are ruined by him - he's an intruder
- - Clumsy passenger in the airport boarding area?
- - Clumsy partygoer?
- - Uninvited one
- - Interloper.
- - intruder ruins the car gears
- - Title for Brahms
- - Hamburger's title?
- - Mann's title
- - Wagnerian title?
- - Stuttgart title
- - Goethe title.
- - Title for a German man
- - German title of 'Old Mother Riley'
- - Munster man
- - Mister : English :: ...... : German
- - Many a Berliner
- - Man from Munich
- - Frau's fellow
- - Dude from Düsseldorf
- - Man of the haus
- - Münster Mr.
- - Bavarian mister
- - Stuttgart sir
- - Continental "mister"
- - ...... mein
- - Frau's husband, in Germany
- - How a lawyer might be kept
- - Under contract, as a lawyer
- - Just a phone call away, say
- - Hired by a client, in a way
- - How some lawyers are paid