What are you looking for?

Crossword Solver Crossword Quick Words beginning with Words with the ending Words with

Words with the ending

Word length (optional)

➠ Words that end with t

List contains 30035 Words that end with "t".

☚1 ... 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
predict
  • - Emulate a psychic
  • - Port drink knocked back with tea - hazard a guess what it is?
  • - Give a forecast
  • - Do a weather report, e.g.
  • - Do a meteorologist's job, say
  • - Do crystal-gazing
  • - Use a crystal ball
  • - give a weather report, essentially
  • - tired pc's inaccurate forecast
  • - Look forward to penny credit being corrected
  • - Tell [future]
  • - Second-guess public relations decree
  • - forecast public relations on 20
  • - initially, charles thomas took pride in being able to foretell things
  • - Foretell that cider will be given back in platinum
  • - Talk of tomorrow
  • - Guess (the future)
  • - Foretell proportional representation law
  • - Forecast from pair before proclamation
  • - Estimate consequence of ancient Briton consuming Chianti, say
  • - Foresee monarch being put into power with decree
  • - Try to figure out future events
  • - Forecast in proclamation from publicity department?
  • - Divine decree introduced by priestly leaders
  • - Tell the future
  • - Forecast or prognosticate
  • - Deal in futures?
  • - Interpret signs
  • - Make an educated guess
  • - Act like an oracle
  • - Interpret tarot cards
  • - Tell of tomorrow
  • - State that there will be.
  • - Foretell the future.
  • - Say how things are going to be
  • - Emulate Cassandra
  • - Foresee
  • - Foretell
  • - Prognosticate
  • - Forebode
  • - Forecast
  • - Divine
  • - Prophesy
  • - "Guess ......?"
  • - Foretell future possibilities
  • - Say what will happen in the future
  • - Divine wine imbibed by medieval northerner
shellout
  • - to pay up, fire away!
  • - Pay grudgingly
  • - Pay painfully
  • - Pay, as big bucks
  • - Pay: Colloq.
  • - Pay
  • - To pay
  • - Fork over, as money: 2 wds.
  • - Spend, often begrudgingly
  • - Spend horrible time in warm climes mostly
  • - Hand over, as money
  • - Hand over money
  • - Disburse: Colloq.
  • - Hand over: Colloq.
  • - Fork over
  • - Spend hour gripped by very popular show
exempt
  • - Not obliged to disclose former trouble with a temp
  • - Free from a liability
  • - "As a dependant she is ... from income taxes." (free from the obligation)
  • - Release from a liability
  • - Above the rules, in a way
  • - Given dispensation
  • - Excused from a final exam, say
  • - Give a waiver to
  • - Free, as from a duty
  • - Not subject to a law
  • - Getting a bye
  • - Taking advantage of a conscience clause, e.g.
  • - Give a waiver
  • - Spare via a grandfather clause
  • - Priviledged, in a way
  • - Allow through a grandfather clause
  • - Not subject to a rule
  • - Let off the hook, in a way
  • - former european politician ahead of time being excused
  • - Immune or absolved
  • - forgive old flame being almost exhausted
  • - Used to be mostly empty and free of tax
  • - To free from an obligation
  • - Former European politician takes time to be excused
  • - To free from obligation
  • - though not liable, one finds rex empty at heart
  • - Not subject to
  • - Free from duty
  • - Previous emperor taxed leader who was not obliged to pay
  • - not subject to tax
  • - Former European politician with time to spare
  • - Not liable, as formerly, to be almost empty
  • - Tax-... status
  • - Former personal trainer catching me in the mirror is excused
  • - Not subject to taxation
  • - Release from obligation
  • - Free English parliamentarian trapped in extension
  • - relieve former parliamentarian visiting egypt on vacation
  • - Spared, excused
  • - tax-free?
  • - free expert taking me in without hesitation
  • - Unobligated
  • - Permitted to be unaffected
  • - Not subject to an obligation
  • - Not subject to (eg taxation)
  • - Not subject
  • - Not on the hook, as for taxation
  • - Not liable (for)
  • - Excused from paying taxes
  • - Excused (from tax)
  • - Excused — let off
  • - ABSolved
  • - Excuse
  • - Duty-free?
  • - Release
  • - Not liable, as others may be
  • - Off the hook
  • - Let off the hook by former partner and is mostly unoccupied
  • - Release MP stuck in River Trent initially
  • - Not liable
  • - Relieved (from)
  • - Free from liability
  • - Excused (from)
  • - Not obligated
  • - Released (from)
  • - Not subject to, taxation perhaps
  • - Grant immunity to
  • - Free (from)
  • - Grant immunity to former partner, mostly unoccupied
  • - Not subject to, as jury duty
  • - Free old partner, almost worthless
  • - Absolve
  • - Free from obligations
  • - Grant immunity to former partner, nearly clear
  • - Not subject to jury duty, say
  • - Not subject to taxes
  • - Former wife, French and cuddling politician, offers excuse
  • - Not taxable, e.g
  • - Make an exception, as former drain isn't finished
  • - Like nonprofits vis-à-vis taxes
  • - Grant immunity to former politician in vacant employment
  • - Not subject to, taxation say
  • - Redcap in old film freed from obligation
  • - Free
  • - Not obliged to pay
  • - Immune
  • - Spare Times the setter brought back in record time
  • - ... out of it!
  • - Free from obligation
  • - Free, as from taxes
  • - Tax-.... (like municipal bonds)
  • - Tax-...... (duty-free)
  • - Unaffected
  • - Excused
  • - Like churches, vis-à-vis most taxes
  • - Freed (from), as taxes
  • - Like churches, vis- -vis most taxes
  • - Grandfather
  • - Release, as from an obligation
  • - Not included
  • - Duty-free, e.g.
  • - Freed from obligation
  • - Free from an obligation
  • - Not subject to the rules
  • - Nonliable
  • - Tax-......
  • - Not obliged
  • - Released
  • - Not bound by
  • - Tax-loophole word
  • - Not liable to
  • - Privileged.
  • - Free from usual requirements.
  • - Grant immunity
  • - old english politician needing time to be free from obligation
  • - Grant immunity to former Euro member before time
  • - To free from liability
newmarket
  • - Recent demand for course
  • - Improved demand for card game
  • - novel bazaar in horse-racing centre
  • - Fresh retail centre in a horse-racing town
  • - Town in Suffolk that is the headquarters of British horseracing
  • - Recent film having impact in horse-racing centre
  • - Track emerging trade opportunity
  • - 'hq of british horseracing'
  • - Suffolk racecourse
  • - it's a cardgame, of course
octet
  • - term for a musical group with eight members.
  • - Group desire to leave courgette stewing
  • - Tenor and the rest start in Opera backing group
  • - Group four times the size of a duo
  • - Group of eight things
  • - Group of eight players
  • - Group turned around business before the New Year
  • - group ends talks that have only started after a month
  • - month before film showing group of eight
  • - Group with a big rider, likely
  • - just the group to play an eightsome reel?
  • - Coach twenty regularly, or a somewhat smaller group
  • - starts to open competitive trade, excluding the group
  • - Chamber piece too much involving two separate keys
  • - group starts to overreact, cancelling the european tour
  • - 31 days with alien group
  • - Content leaving employment after month in music group
  • - ideal group to play an eightsome reel?
  • - Group of eight good books about court case finally
  • - Group of eight musicians
  • - Chamber group, perhaps
  • - Group of eight singers
  • - Big musical group
  • - Group of eight performers
  • - Largish singing group
  • - Group of winds
  • - a band able neatly to form fours
  • - piece of music composed for eight singers
  • - Four couples [once twenty, oddly]
  • - the planets since 2006, e.g.
  • - Concoct ethics involving eight singers
  • - The days of Hanukkah for one
  • - Music for eight performers
  • - Four duos, when combined
  • - good-size jazz band
  • - would an extraterrestrial take a month to compose one?
  • - the planets of our solar system, e.g.
  • - valence electrons, often
  • - eight people who work and play together
  • - Eight things tomcats eat regularly
  • - 8 etc. to reform
  • - band of 8
  • - Composition for eight players
  • - mendelssohn piece for eight
  • - Composition requiring month's embellishment on vacation
  • - Say G8 leaders to end talks after month
  • - The Ivy League schools, e.g.
  • - gathering of eight
  • - Composition for eight performers
  • - String arrangement for eight players
  • - Eight singers, etc., to alter composition
  • - eight-part ensemble
  • - Santa's reindeer
  • - Many a jazz ensemble
  • - One of those pieces of eight
  • - Set of eight books about cold empty economist
  • - chief alien confiscates model's musical composition
  • - pair of quartets
  • - Composition for eight
  • - Largish musical combo
  • - The Brady Bunch, e.g.
  • - Eight musicians
  • - Couple of quartets
  • - Assemblage of eight
  • - Eight is enough for this
  • - Snow White and the seven dwarfs, e.g.
  • - Merger of two quartets
  • - Eight singers
  • - Eight performers
  • - Composition for eight voices
  • - String ensemble, maybe
  • - Piece for eight
  • - One's pawns, e.g.
  • - Nonet minus one
  • - Good-sized band
  • - Four couples
  • - Eight-headed thing?
  • - Band with eight people
  • - White pawns, e.g.
  • - What has sixteen legs and sings?
  • - Two quartets combined
  • - Smallish choir
  • - Santa's reindeer, not counting Rudolph
  • - Santa's reindeer, minus Rudolph
  • - Quarts in a peck, e.g.
  • - Pair of barbershop groups, e.g.
  • - Original Crayola pack, e.g.
  • - Mendelssohn's .... in E flat
  • - Mendelssohn wrote one at age 16
  • - Jazz combo, maybe
  • - Four-couple combo
constant
  • - loyal saint interrupting cheat and worker
  • - Unvarying way worker supports scam
  • - Interpret without regret and worker will be loyal
  • - Steady and unceasing
  • - Recurring and unchanging
  • - Dependable and firm, moment one departs
  • - Cannot work across street in stable
  • - Good person taken in by criminal with social worker's uniform
  • - Loyal Tories beat rest finally
  • - Without ending
  • - Fixed jailbird's meeting with good man, social worker
  • - Remaining the same over a period of time
  • - Faithful to a fixed quantity in mathematics
  • - not scant distribution but regular
  • - it's fixed! deceive stanley before tea!
  • - Occurring frequently
  • - persistent cheat with stoneworker
  • - always faithful?
  • - Not scant but unvarying
  • - Insincere talk about on street? It's true!
  • - Persistent criminal's hit facing time
  • - Unchanging, "Change is a ..."
  • - Reliable mathematical term
  • - Physics class value
  • - Remaining the same
  • - Criminal meets a shady type in street or stable
  • - Cannot move across street to stable
  • - Unchanging factor in more than half of old Istanbul
  • - Continuing unvarying
  • - Stable studies article probing series of races
  • - Steadfast or unvarying
  • - Faithful concerned with good man consumed by hypocrisy
  • - It stays the same
  • - Mathematically, what 58-Across is
  • - Never varying
  • - Invariable
  • - e, e.g.
  • - Pi, for example
  • - Unvarying value, in algebra
  • - Like the speed of light
  • - M. Kennedy's "The ...... Nymph"
  • - Not changing
  • - "The ...... Nymph," by Margaret Kennedy.
  • - "The ...... creaking of a country sign."—Cowper.
  • - Incessant
  • - Round-the-clock
  • - Unremitting
  • - Never-changing
  • - Unchangeable
  • - Continual
  • - Everlasting
  • - Ceaseless
  • - Endless
  • - Perpetual
  • - Undying
  • - Steady
  • - Unchanging
  • - Uniform
  • - Unvarying
  • - Fixed
  • - Resolute
  • - True
  • - Faithful
  • - Steadfast
  • - Unwavering.
makeit
  • - Succeed
  • - Achieve success (2 wds.)
  • - Achieve your goal
  • - Be a success.
  • - Achieve one's goal
  • - Arrive in time
  • - Reach the top
  • - Arrive, in a sense
  • - Hit the big time
  • - Get there
  • - Become successful
  • - Achieve success.
  • - Arrive
atworst
  • - Two drunk with star in least favourable case
  • - In the least favorable case
  • - Least desirably
  • - Least optimally
  • - Least favorably
  • - Under the least favorable circumstances
  • - Under least desirable conditions
  • - If everything goes wrong: 2 wds.
  • - If all goes wrong
  • - If all else fails
  • - If everything goes as badly as possible
  • - A couple relax; drained of energy, to be pessimistic
  • - If everything fails miserably
  • - Answer couple with consecutive letters, most pessimistically
  • - If everything fails
  • - In the most dire circumstance
  • - If all goes awry
  • - Under truly awful circumstances
  • - Pessimist's hypothetical
  • - If everything else fails
  • - On one extreme
  • - Most unfavorably
  • - If everything goes wrong
  • - Minimally
  • - Under the most unfavourable scenario
flushot
  • - Annual vaccination to prevent a winter illness (2 wds.)
  • - Annual vaccination
  • - Annual inoculation
  • - Annual AMA recommendation
  • - Fall vaccination, for some
  • - Winter protection?
  • - Annual health safeguard
  • - Pre-winter injection
  • - Annual injection for many
  • - seasonal cdc recommendation
  • - Seasonal pharmacy offering
  • - Source of immunity
  • - Drugstore offering, perhaps
  • - Prick in high demand
  • - Seasonal safeguard
  • - Doctor's fall offering
☚1 ... 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

Find Words