➠ Words that end with y
List contains 19875 Words that end with "y".
- - Murky (outside)
- - Murky
- - Like Holmesian London, often
- - Clouded, blurry
- - Beyond misty
- - Unclear, as a memory
- - It's not clear if this means return of Shergar to yard?
- - Like San Francisco in the summer
- - *State Department's neighborhood
- - Like London weather
- - Covered in a thick haze
- - Like San Francisco summer weather, often
- - Swimming in pea soup?
- - Like much London weather
- - Like pea soup
- - Like the weather around lighthouses, often
- - Like low-visibility weather, sometimes
- - Smoggy
- - Misty
- - Not clear
- - Obfuscated.
- - Like London weather, often
- - Obscured
- - Unclear.
- - Weather word
- - Muddled
- - Vague
- - Obscure
- - Bewildered.
- - Confused.
- - Blurred, hazy
- - fool used to quieten baby
- - fool around mire makes 'yuck' faces
- - Fool
- - Feigned pass
- - Mannequin's exposed hand
- - "Night of the Living ...," 1993 "Goosebumps" book by R.L. Stine about a ventriloquist's puppet
- - Model of the human figure
- - Mock-up of proposed book
- - Unharmed figure in a crash test
- - A fathead at bridge?
- - Clothes model is stupid person
- - American invention that looks like a mannequin and is central to crash tests
- - Ventriloquist's doll
- - Ventriloquist's "colleague"
- - Feigned pass or kick — model — baby comforter
- - Baby's pacifier
- - Shop window model
- - Clothes model comforts child
- - Baby's comforter
- - "Person" in a crash test
- - Declarer's partner, in bridge
- - Effigy, e.g.
- - Bridge partner.
- - Ventriloquist's prop
- - Goren, at times
- - Bridge hand
- - Not the real thing
- - Mannequin
- - Puppet
- - Imitation
- - Pacifier.
- - Sham
- - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate greeting)
- - To whom you might cry "Ahoy!"
- - Ahoy ...! (pirate's greeting)
- - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate's shout)
- - Pal, to a pirate
- - 'Ahoy!' addressee
- - Chum, to a Brit
- - Word after "ahoy"
- - "Ahoy" recipient
- - "Ahoy, ......!"
- - One to whom "Ahoy!" is directed
- - Jim, to Long John
- - Pal, to a Britisher
- - "My fellow pirate"
- - Shipboard companion
- - Pirate's pal
- - Friendly or familiar
- - Close chum (slang)
- - Buddy on a boat
- - Fellow sailor
- - Buccaneer bud
- - Friendly final check before end of day
- - Pirate's friend
- - Sailor friend
- - Address on a ship, of yore
- - Rum-drinking buddy
- - Pirate's buddy
- - Address for a pirate
- - Buccaneer's buddy
- - Sailor buddy
- - Talk Like a Pirate Day address
- - Bloke's buddy
- - Bristol bro
- - Chum at sea
- - Ice finally sinks in substantial cordial
- - Swabby's chum
- - British docker
- - Buddy, in Britain
- - Brit's bro
- - Pal on a ship
- - Nautical pal
- - Brighton bud
- - Sailor's sobriquet
- - Chichester chum
- - Chatham chum
- - Brighton buddy
- - Brit form of chum
- - Pirate's chum
- - Companion at sea
- - Chummy, in Chelsea
- - Sailor's pal
- - Bristol bud
- - British bud
- - Chelmsford chum
- - Salt's pal
- - Sailor's chum
- - Swab's sobriquet
- - Yorkshire pal
- - Buccaneer's bud
- - British pal
- - Sea dog's buddy
- - Tony Blair's chum
- - Pirate pal
- - Comradely, in London
- - Plymouth pal
- - Captain's subordinate, slangily
- - Buddy in Britian
- - Chum: Brit.
- - Companionable, in Cheshire
- - Cockney crony
- - London docker
- - Chummy, in Cheshire
- - London dockyard worker
- - Chum, in Chelsea
- - Chum, in Croydon
- - Chummy, in Cheltenham
- - London dockman.
- - Chummy: Brit.
- - Companionable: Colloq.
- - British version of chum.
- - Sailor's pal: Navy slang.
- - Brit's buddy
- - Chummy
- - British buddy
- - Pirate address
- - Companionable
- - Swab
- - Tar
- - Bucko
- - See 22-Down
- - Term for a sailor
- - Friendly
- - Succession of powerful people from the same family
- - Some study nasty for the Carringtons, for example?
- - The two heads of diamonds and your unpleasant ruling family
- - TV oldie about the Carringtons
- - Nighttime soap of the 1980s
- - Evans's series
- - Succession of rulers from the same family
- - Sequence of powerful leaders in the same family
- - The Kennedys or the Bushes, so to speak
- - China's Ming or Manchu
- - Soap opera about the Carringtons
- - Exploits of TV's Carrington family
- - Bourbons, e.g
- - '80s soap about the Carringtons
- - Blake Harrington's history on TV
- - Prime time soap opera of the 1980s
- - Stengel's Yankees, e.g.
- - The 60's Celtics, e.g.
- - The Carrington saga
- - The Carringtons' TV saga
- - The Kennedys, e.g
- - Tang, e.g.
- - period without a disagreeable u.s. tv drama series
- - Some comedy nasty for a family that rules
- - Day-ends covering evil family line
- - Extremely dodgy, unpleasant line of hereditary rulers
- - Ming family?
- - Extremely dirty and unpleasant American soap
- - Succession of rulers to dry right out which is unpleasant
- - Extremely dingy and unpleasant house
- - 1980s US soap that starred Joan Collins
- - Family in yard turned unpleasant
- - Extremely dirty and repugnant old soap
- - US soap opera in which Joan Collins played a lead role
- - Ruling bloodline
- - Line of family rulers
- - Ruling line in colour almost ugly
- - show with colbys and carringtons
- - Extremely disorderly and disagreeable house
- - Dinners, tea, sound like a ruling family
- - 1980s American soap opera in which Joan Collins played Alexis Carrington Colby
- - Soap for a succession of rulers
- - comedy outcome of taking on odious line of rulers
- - show where joan collins played alexis colby
- - manchu, for one
- - family of rulers
- - 1980s prime-time soap opera starring Joan Collins
- - succession of monarchs who came to an unpleasant end
- - Extremely dirty and unpleasant house
- - Ming or Yuan
- - Family sequence of rulers
- - Line of Chinese emperors
- - Heather Locklear soap
- - With 23, Historical period when negative numbers and paper were invented
- - Sequence of hereditary rulers
- - Powerful family
- - Kiss disco album
- - Royal family
- - Bloodline
- - Ancestral line
- - Dirty, gutless, threatening regime
- - Major family, lineage
- - Family line
- - Extremely dirty and repulsive house
- - '80s soap rebooted in 2017
- - Ming or Qing, in Chinese history
- - Top-rated TV show of 1984-'85
- - One in seven ignores a mean rule
- - Ming, for one
- - Long line, of a sort
- - Zhou or Qin
- - Extremely dirty and horrible family
- - Empire
- - Line of hereditary rulers
- - Extremely dirty and ugly house
- - Ruling house
- - Power line?
- - Bygone prime-time soap
- - Powerful line
- - Joan Collins TV series
- - Extended 68-Down
- - One of an Egyptian 30
- - Shang or Xia
- - Family rule
- - 53-Across production (1981-89)
- - Joan Collins series
- - Han or Ming
- - Spelling series
- - TV series
- - Succession of rulers.
- - Race of kings.
- - Han or Chin.
- - Ming ......, 1368–1644.
- - Sequence of rulers.
- - Line of sovereigns.
- - Ruling family
- - Power line lasting for generations
- - Former American soap opera
- - backyard adjoining unpleasant house
- - Broadway classic with the lyrics I can smile at the old days / I was beautiful then
- - .. Lane, where the nostalgic go to reminisce
- - The Persistence of .., by Dalu00ed, if you can remember
- - what is the best-known song from the musical cats?
- - Computer storage capacity
- - Souvenir from some uplifting city ... Rome, maybe
- - Recollection of note on railway
- - Recall being back in sunny Rome, mainly
- - Liszt's teacher
- - Pupil of Beethoven
- - Writer of many piano exercises
- - partly disagree: dyspepsia is a sign of being gluttonous
- - gluttonous? gorge, feed? aye, regularly
- - Voracious? Gorge, feed? Aye, regularly
- - Gluttonous
- - Edger Cook has male chromosome that's makes one gluttonous
- - gluttonous journalist in dull colour
- - It's agreed you're somewhat avaricious
- - avaricious man in a dull colour
- - Avaricious man in grey
- - Wanting more than your fair share
- - Some hungry deer give up, having a voracious appetite
- - such a person is likely to have too much on their plate
- - Acquisitive editor printed in paler black?
- - Ravenous guy, empty, wolfs venison that's turned
- - Grasping news boss carried by horse
- - like one who can never get enough
- - gee! how dry and you want too much of it?
- - avaricious journalist seen in colour
- - Selfish, penny-pinching
- - Wanting to eat grass? Empty Guernsey would eat it
- - Good and thin — too hungry?
- - Like Gordon Gekko
- - Wanting more than one's share
- - Like Gordon Gekko, proudly
- - Having a voracious appetite
- - Scrooge-like.
- - Selfish
- - Scroogelike
- - Miserly
- - Avaricious
- - Wanting too much
- - Greek, wild-eyed when separated, and rapacious
- - Gobbling venison up, guy that's heartless and ...?
- - Grasping
- - In harmony, lacking a yen to be avaricious
- - Like gluttons
- - Grasping editor carried by horse
- - Having eyes bigger than stomach!
- - Immoderately desirous
- - Wanting it all
- - Money-grubbing
- - Insatiable Oriental director consumed by what's not black-and-white
- - Covetous
- - Failed to start 1 across behind Missy Piggy
- - Coveting things too much
- - Wanting as much as possible for both sides of Greek Tragedy
- - Insatiable
- - Prone to avarice
- - Wanting as much as possible of both sides of Greek Tragedy
- - Acquisitive editor in dull surroundings
- - Both sides of Greek tragedy seriously materialistic?
- - Overly materialistic
- - Bush "...... Fly"
- - Hardly generous
- - Like Midas
- - Self-motivated?
- - Moneygrubbing
- - Wanting as much as possible
- - Like pigs
- - Excessively desirous
- - Ravenous
- - Like King Midas
- - Never satisfied
- - Midaslike
- - Esurient
- - Possessive
- - Like a CORMORANT
- - Rapacious
- - Like Silas Marner.
- - Wanting everything.
- - Eager for wealth.
- - Gormandizing
- - "There is a very fine line between loving life and being ...... for it" (Maya Angelou)
- - Voracious
- - Piggish
- - eagerly longing for good, sounding high and thin
- - Wanting more money than he needs
- - Wanting more of something than you need
- - If you're on the shelf here, people might have a lend of you!
- - star sign revealed by youth leader getting hold of right collection of books
- - Place with circulating books
- - Sign on line to indicate where books are
- - A place for 26 and two bits of lingerie underwear on the lines
- - A building that houses a vast collection of books
- - book repository
- - Sign jacket of racy books here?
- - book-lending place
- - One of the rooms in the board game Clue
- - Where one might get a fine collection of records
- - Collection of books
- - Room between the Study and Billiard Room, in Clue
- - Collection of books etc.
- - Book store?
- - Collection of texts or tunes
- - Place for many books
- - Book depot
- - Source of information
- - Part of a school
- - Important part of a school.
- - Book collection
- - Room in Clue
- - Clue room
- - 'Reading room'
- - Book-lover's spot
- - Book-lending facility
- - Room full of books
- - Book-lined room
- - literary support for explicit knowledge ultimately
- - Return trip destination?
- - Building with volumes
- - City structure
- - Where one may find 'The Borrowers'?
- - Congress has a big one
- - Balance railway building with works that are shelved?
- - Volume setting?
- - On the shelf, Emma may be here?
- - Where many spines are visible
- - Thing that often has branches
- - Place where borrowing is encouraged
- - Congress has the largest one
- - Common setting in an Indiana Jones movie
- - It often has branches
- - Stacks site
- - Dewey Decimal user
- - A "fine" place?
- - Archives
- - Bibliotheca.
- - Kennedy memorial.
- - Study
- - titles are temporarily withdrawn from this building?
- - quiet place to get a loan
- - Place to be quiet and read
- - they knock inside for treatment
- - Style of music unknown in support of The Cure?
- - others hold music to be healing