➠ Words that end with y
List contains 19875 Words that end with "y".
- - Feel jealous of a minister who lacks nothing
- - One sent on a mission devoid of ordinary jealousy
- - Feeling of jealousy
- - Go green with ... (jealousy)
- - Jealousy or covetousness
- - Jealousy of loveless envoy
- - Experience uncharitable emotion when taking over from diplomat
- - Resentful jealousy
- - Jealousy's next of kin
- - Jealousy without resentment
- - Deadly sin related to jealousy
- - Jealousy
- - Jealousy, begrudgery
- - Jealousy's kin
- - Begrudge diplomat lacking nothing
- - Covetousness of diplomat dropping round
- - From ........, hatred and malice […], Good Lord deliver us (Litany, 1662 Book of Common Prayer)
- - Be jealous of diplomat lacking nothing
- - Resentment seen in diplomat dropping round
- - Emotion akin to jealousy
- - Look green at a diplomat who has lost nothing
- - jealousy from diplomat, nothing less
- - Resent deputy deficient in nothing
- - Green with ...
- - Alphabetically in English, the first of the seven deadly sins
- - Resentful longing at anotheru2019s possessions, luck etc.
- - Covetous sin
- - Grudging desire
- - "Se7en" sin
- - Green-eyed sin
- - sin that sounds like a shortened state
- - Major theme of "Othello"
- - Green-eyed deadly sin
- - Feel "green"?
- - Resent calling out characters in mid-canvas
- - Feeling of resentful longing
- - Coveted object
- - Sailors abandoning American on base - it's a sin
- - Grudging resentment
- - emotion associated with the color green
- - "Deadly" sin for the green-eyed?
- - you can go green with it
- - desire with rivalry
- - "His talent was an object of ... to all his friends." (covetous feeling)
- - Be resentful of English ivy on the borders
- - Admire and want
- - Go green because of a resentful feeling
- - Resentful covetousness
- - a feeling of grudging admiration and desire to have something that is possessed by another
- - Emotion that makes one desire for another's property
- - spite and resentment at seeing the success of another
- - 1 of 7 deadly sins
- - "i want what you've got" feeling
- - Begrudge, resent
- - "I wish I had that!" feeling
- - "Our ... always lasts longer than the happiness of those we ...": Heraclitus
- - One of the seven deadlies
- - Object of desire?
- - Green person's sin
- - Be resentful of
- - Sin of the green-eyed
- - Sin for the green-eyed
- - Green with ...... (very jealous)
- - "Men always hate most what they ...... most": Mencken
- - Wish for thing or quality belonging to another
- - What Gay called "a kind of praise"
- - Tenth Commandment sin
- - Spiteful resentment
- - Sin that sounds like two letters
- - Sin in the film "Se7en"
- - Sin for one who's gone green?
- - Shakespeare's "green sickness"
- - Resentment at another's success
- - Resentful desire
- - Resent another's ascent
- - Need to keep up with the Joneses
- - List partner of avarice and gluttony
- - Jealous desire
- - It "slayeth the silly one": Job
- - Gruesome septet member
- - Green feeling that's not good
- - Feeling known as "the green-eyed monster"
- - Exhibit covetousness
- - Emerald-eyed one's feeling
- - Desire to own
- - Desire to have something that is possessed by another
- - Deadly desire
- - Covetousness cousin
- - Comparer's problem, maybe
- - Begrudging feeling
- - Be covetous
- - Another deadly sin
- - "The ulcer of the soul," according to Socrates
- - "Pity is for the living, ...... is for the dead": Mark Twain
- - "Pain at the good fortune of others": Aristotle
- - "As rust corrupts iron, so ...... corrupts man": Antisthenes
- - "A kind of praise": John Gay
- - "...... slayeth the silly one": Job
- - One of a deadly seven
- - Resent
- - "King of Rock and Roll"
- - Have one's heart set on responsively releasing spoilers
- - That "green" feeling
- - Sin often associated with green
- - Jealous feeling
- - You might be green with it
- - Covetous emotion
- - 2004 film starring Ben Stiller and Jack Black
- - "Green" emotion
- - Deadly sin that's a hint to the starred answers' "initials"
- - Green feeling
- - "To feel ...... is human, to savour Schadenfreude is devilish": Schopenhauer
- - First witness against Faithful in 'The Pilgrim's Progress'
- - Sin that Gore Vidal called 'the central fact of American life'
- - Emotion linked to schadenfreude
- - Green party requirement?
- - 'Green-eyed' feeling
- - Covetous feeling
- - "Green" sin
- - Sin among men vying
- - Be covetous of
- - What the Joneses may elicit
- - Sin for Iago
- - Begrudger's emotion
- - Be begrudging of
- - One of a well-known septet
- - Grudging feeling
- - Reason to go green?
- - Grudging discontent found in Nevada, by the sound of it
- - Go green?
- - Sin people want to commit
- - Bitter sin
- - Resentful longing
- - Green state?
- - Every second of recital's incandescent; every lyric manifesting desire
- - Responsively releasing spoilers for part of The Deadly Sins
- - Sin associated with the color green
- - Resent man with message leaving fourth item out
- - Have one's heart set on borders with English ivy
- - Ambassador has no love for jealous type
- - 50% of moral indignation, per Vittorio De Sica
- - Courier emitting zero? That might make him green
- - One of a sinful septet
- - 'The ulcer of the soul,' to Socrates
- - Feeling of discontent with messenger dropping round
- - 'Pain at another's good,' per Plutarch
- - Word homophonically hidden in the eight longest puzzle answers
- - "Green-eyed" emotion
- - Turn green?
- - Begrudger's feeling
- - Green attitude?
- - Gucci scent named for a deadly sin
- - Reason to turn green?
- - 'Men always hate most what they ...... most': H. L. Mencken
- - Vineyard doesn't want arid bitterness
- - Deadly sin #6, traditionally
- - Begrudge Trevelyan releasing alert
- - Naively knocks out Ali? You wish!
- - "Snow White" character flaw
- - Gucci fragrance
- - "......, like lightning, seeks the highest places": Livy
- - Green condition?
- - Begrudge, maybe
- - Might feel it when labelmates get rich
- - "Pity is for the living, ...... is for the dead": Twain
- - Be begrudging
- - Green feeling that's a cardinal sin
- - Member of a "deadly" septet
- - Some are green with it
- - The-grass-is-greener feeling
- - Coveter's sin
- - It's a sin
- - One of seven deadly sins
- - Covetousness
- - "Green-eyed monster."
- - Deadly sin
- - One of the seven deadly sins
- - One of the deadly sins
- - A deadly sin
- - Covet
- - Begrudge
- - Be jealous of
- - Wishful thinking?
- - Resentful feeling
- - Resentment
- - Grudge
- - green energy
- - Green-colored sin?
- - the green stuff?
- - Chagrin at the fortune of others
- - Desire for what another has
- - Desire for someone else's possessions
- - 'I want what they have' feeling
- - Yvonne losing heart over something sinful
- - Emotion new to "Inside Out 2"
- - Bitterness towards another's success
- - Turn green with ..., become jealous
- - resentment shown by loveless messenger
- - Crusoe was one of the absent actors
- - Shipwreck victim seeing actors off
- - Actors off from "Robinson Crusoe"?
- - actors on holiday – one found on desert island
- - thrown out to a shipwreck survivor
- - actors on holiday finding shipwrecked person
- - Film actors on holiday
- - Victim of shipwreck
- - One's alone with actors not present
- - Actors on holiday find shipwrecked person
- - rejected actors out of town
- - Someone shipwrecked and stranded in a desolate place
- - Perhaps islander's reason for not staging play
- - chuck, a crusoe-like character!
- - marine discard?
- - Discard survivor?
- - Lonely figure in theatre group, having taken a deviant approach after reflection
- - Movie with a volleyball named Wilson
- - robinson crusoe's shed?
- - one abandoned by players on opponent's ground
- - One in desperate need of help by Friday?
- - Players on tour one left stranded?
- - rejected a method that follows a certain pattern
- - Any of the "Lord of the Flies" boys
- - Robinson Crusoe for example
- - Gilligan, notably
- - Thrown aside
- - Someone stranded on a 12 island
- - Shipwrecked character
- - Desert island resident
- - 2000 Tom Hanks movie
- - 2000 movie where Tom Hanks played a man stranded on an island: 2 wds.
- - Shipwrecked person
- - Lands on island with players - it's not a home game
- - 'Robinson Crusoe' cancelled due to holidays?
- - Rejected certain players meeting at opposing team's stadium
- - Robinson Crusoe, notably
- - Unfortunate sailor's reason for having no play?
- - TV's Ginger Grant or Eunice Howell
- - One left behind what's needed for mice to play catching rats, ultimately
- - Person abandoned on a desert island
- - Robinson Crusoe, for one
- - Most of 23 down is on holiday and this is why the gate is closed
- - Is this why the theatre is closed or used?
- - One sending a message in a bottle, maybe
- - 2000 film starring Tom Hanks
- - 2000 Hanks movie
- - Gilligan, for one
- - Crusoe, e.g.
- - Tom Hanks film of 2000
- - Gilligan or a Tom Hanks character
- - 2000 film starring 1-Across
- - Reject
- - Alexander Selkirk, for one
- - Robinson Crusoe.
- - Alexander Selkirk was one.
- - Film in which Tom Hanks plays a FedEx employee
- - Figure in many a New Yorker cartoon
- - Crusoe, for one
- - Robinson Crusoe, e.g.
- - *Tom Hanks film
- - Alexander Selkirk thrown out?
- - command rest, maybe, during may
- - full command
- - Command(Used today)
- - Command, apparently like some schoolteachers
- - Command
- - Great ability but the rest may change
- - Great skill shown by captain at the end of the day
- - Control may rest in the wrong position
- - Plant is in my control
- - Within a month the rest fall and there's complete domination
- - the dominance of mr yates, maybe
- - strong grasp of a subject
- - Great skilfulness
- - Skilful domination
- - flower in my control
- - Upper hand, control
- - army set to show domination
- - Control — supreme skill
- - Result of practice, hopefully
- - Consummate skill
- - Skill putting answer for first of puzzle's unknowns
- - The writer's having flower within grasp
- - Strong grasp
- - Trainee's aim
- - Expert know-how
- - Total control
- - Outcome of practice
- - What a winning golfer at Augusta has attained
- - Complete control
- - Superiority.
- - Dominance
- - Outstanding skill
- - Great skill
- - Domination
- - Expertise
- - Prowess
- - Ascendancy
- - Grasp
- - Upper hand
- - The upper hand
- - ...... skill
- - Control
- - fantastic team's on network showing comprehensive skill
- - Hubbub.
- - Colour and weep for a racket
- - uproar over handy cure being reviewed
- - Clamouring for shade and blubber
- - colour can dry in a bad way — alarm raised
- - Commotion(Used today)
- - Furore breaking under 5
- - Reports Hugh Andrew over credit racket
- - Loud public clamour
- - 1947 film starring Alastair Sim
- - Loud clamour
- - Loud and persistent clamour
- - Creates hullabaloo for Hugh say, as well as Bellow
- - Loud clamour exploding near duchy
- - Handy cure mixture leads to public furore
- - Tone to article is ironic over constant commotion
- - Public clamor
- - Public uproar
- - Uproar
- - Stink
- - Hullabaloo
- - Public protest
- - Public clamour
- - Leave off doing something
- - Knock off
- - Decide to finish work
- - Agree on a definition of 24 hours and finish work
- - Stop working with Conservative friend, suppressing one little article
- - clock out, say
- - name the date or finish things?
- - Bring an activity to end
- - Agree to stop
- - Decide to stop doing something
- - Stop working to phone one close to apoplexy about wrong data
- - Admit defeat, give up
- - Start 26 across with information technology initially activated 24-hours from a Bandon place of work
- - Words to describe 24-hours in a Bandon place of work
- - Heads or tails? Answer takes 24 hours to turn in!
- - Stop working in Ring with Ita from dawn to dusk
- - Stop working for, say, 24 hours?
- - Give up present title for 24 hours?
- - Christen Ita after father with ponytail? Give up!
- - Punch out, perhaps
- - The next 24 hours?
- - Go out of the calendar business?
- - "That's it. I'm going home"
- - Shut down: Colloq.
- - Stop work
- - Turn in
- - Punch out
- - Quit
- - Leave work
- - Retire
- - Stop working
- - Decide to stop working
- - Wrap up for now
- - 2003 holiday romantic comedy with Martin Freeman as a stand-in actor: 2 wds.
- - 2003 Hugh Grant film
- - Like belly laughs
- - Like full-bodied wines with high alcohol content
- - Like thick stew
- - Like stew
- - Like some appetites
- - Like beef stew
- - like comfort food
- - Like much comfort food
- - Hale's partner
- - Descriptive of stews
- - Full-blooded
- - Substantial, as a meal
- - Filling and satisfying
- - Abundantly nourishing
- - Hale and ....
- - Comrade sailor
- - Comrade, sea style
- - Hale's companion.
- - Jolly sailor.
- - Jovial
- - Wholesome
- - Convivial
- - Unrestrained
- - Sincere
- - Cordial
- - Genial
- - Warm
- - Vigorous
- - Abundant
- - Substantial
- - Exuberant
- - Enthusiastic
- - Energetic
- - Full-bodied
- - Robust
- - Cheerful shout to get one's attention outside craft
- - Unreserved
- - Enthusiastic about centralisation?