➠ Words that start with i

List contains 13295 Words that start with "i".

  • - strand at a ski resort, say
  • - Trap during a nor'easter
  • - Strand during a wintry storm
  • - trap during january, maybe
  • - strand at home, as during a winter blast
  • - trap until the weather improves, say
  • - Strand at a ski lodge, say: 2 wds.
  • - Strand during a snow blizzard
  • - strand during an arctic blast, say
  • - Trap during winter: 2 wds.
  • - Strand at a ski lodge, maybe: 2 wds.
  • - strand during an arctic blast
  • - Trap during the winter: 2 wds.
  • - strand at a chalet, say
  • - Block, as an Arctic ship
  • - Strand, as during a polar vortex
  • - Strand during the winter
  • - Strand at a ski lodge, say
  • - Strand during a winter trip, say
  • - Strand during a hail storm, say
  • - Trap during winter
  • - Strand during a blizzard
  • - Strand during a sleet storm, say
  • - Trap at a chalet, say
  • - Strand, as during a winter storm
  • - Strand during a ski trip, say
  • - Strand at a chalet
  • - Trap during a winter storm, say
  • - Strand during the winter, say
  • - Strand at the ski lodge, maybe
  • - Trap until it gets warmer, say
  • - Strand during a winter storm
  • - Strand, as by a winter storm
  • - Strand during a storm, maybe
  • - Strand at a chalet, maybe
  • - Trap during a ski trip, say
  • - Strand at a chalet, perhaps
  • - Trap at a lodge, say
  • - Trap during a blizzard, perhaps
  • - Strand at a ski lodge, maybe
  • - Strand in winter, perhaps
  • - Block at an airport, perhaps
  • - Trap during a winter storm
  • - Leave stranded during winter, perhaps
  • - Strand because of cold weather, say
  • - Strand during a blizzard, say
  • - Strand in a wintry way
  • - Isolate during winter
  • - Block during a blizzard
  • - Strand during winter, say
  • - Strand during winter
  • - Trap during a winter storm, maybe
  • - Trap during winter, perhaps
  • - Strand at the lodge, perhaps
  • - Strand in the winter
  • - Strand, as during a blizzard
  • - Strand at O'Hare, perhaps
  • - Trap during winter, maybe
  • - Strand, somehow
  • - Strand up north, perhaps
  • - Make housebound, say, in the winter
  • - Strand, perhaps
  • - Strand, as at a chalet
  • - Strand up north, say
  • - Strand an Arctic ship
  • - Isolate during the winter
  • - Strand at the chalet, maybe
  • - Strand at O'Hare in February, perhaps
  • - Trap at a ski lodge, say
  • - Strand, winter-style
  • - Strand at the lodge, maybe
  • - Obstruct, as an Arctic craft
  • - Strand in the Arctic, say
  • - Strand in winter, maybe
  • - Strand, as an Arctic ship
  • - Leave stranded in the Arctic, say
  • - Strand, in a way
  • - Strand at the airport, maybe
  • - strand after a blizzard
  • - strand during a snowstorm, say
  • - Strand, as by a winter storm: 2 wds.
  • - Confine to port, maybe
  • - Trap by a blizzard (2 wds.)
  • - Make it so there's snow way out?
  • - "He has ... his veins" (ability to stay calm at all times): 2 wds.
  • - Keep ashore, due to cold weather: 2 wds.
  • - have ...... one's veins (be calm under pressure)
  • - Keep a ship from leaving port, maybe
  • - Block due to cold weather, maybe
  • - Trap at the lodge
  • - "Seek roses in December, ...... June": Byron
  • - Trap due to frost
  • - Trap at a ski lodge, perhaps
  • - Trap by freezing
  • - Maroon at a chalet, maybe
  • - Prevent a return to warmer climes
  • - Shut down, as a winter harbor
  • - Close, as a northern port
  • - Trap at a chalet
  • - Immobilize through freezing
  • - Leave stranded, perhaps
  • - Trap post-blizzard
  • - Trap at the chalet
  • - Fill with floes, maybe
  • - Trap, as at a ski lodge
  • - Trap up north, maybe
  • - Immobilize in winter
  • - Trap, in a cold way
  • - Trap in the chalet
  • - Prevent winter travel, perhaps
  • - Trap, frigidly
  • - Trap by winter weather
  • - Trap, as by a winter storm
  • - Trap after a blizzard
  • - Shut down, as a northern harbor
  • - Trap in a lodge, maybe
  • - Leave stranded by a winter storm
  • - Keep ashore, due to cold weather
  • - Trap with frozen water
  • - Cause to be housebound
  • - Isolate, possibly
  • - Cause winter isolation
  • - Cause to be stranded, as by sleet
  • - Make housebound, as by bad weather
  • - Freeze over, as a port
  • - Isolate, in a way
  • - Trap, in a way
  • - Become blocked
  • - 1990 #1 rap hit that ends "too cold, too cold"
  • - 1990 #1 rap song that was subject of a David Bowie/Queen plagiarism lawsuit: 3 wds.
  • - 1990 #1 hit that begins 'Yo, V.I.P., let's kick it!'
  • - First hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100 (1990)
  • - 1990 hit that samples the bass line from Queen/Bowie's 'Under Pressure'
  • - 1990 #1 rap hit
  • - 1990 #1 rap hit that was originally a B-side
  • - 1990 #1 hit that starts 'Yo, V.I.P., let's kick it!'
  • - Rap song that samples "Under Pressure"
  • - 1990 #1 rap hit that starts "Yo, V.I.P., let's kick it"
  • - 1990 rap hit
  • - 1990 Vanilla Ice hit
  • - First hip-hop single to reach #1 on the Billboard charts
  • - First hip-hop single to top the Billboard Hot 100
  • - First single by a rapper to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100
  • - With those types of blocks, it's a cold place in Irish Church building
  • - With those types of blocks, it's a cold place for Church building for the most part in Ireland
  • - Block-stocking building
  • - Cold storage building
  • - Cold building
  • - It stocks blocks
  • - Where blocks are sold
  • - I say I see the final residence for pre-refrigeration storage
  • - Store for uncut rocks and diamonds by theatre
  • - Rocks and water guarding top-class freezer
  • - Refrigerator's predecessor
  • - Miller lager brand
  • - Freezer forerunner
  • - Hot inside island church on river, but cold in here!
  • - In Berlin, I must get hold of tablet, running water and freezer
  • - Half the advice from D?il makes one's blood run cold
  • - Shelter for winter anglers
  • - Place for cold storage
  • - Pre-fridge cooler
  • - Frigid edifice
  • - Freezing place
  • - Place for certain cold storage
  • - Cold storage?
  • - Farm structure
  • - Places where polar bears fish
  • - Places where people may catch cold fish
  • - breakthroughs in arctic fishing?
  • - What bob-houses often cover
  • - Chill place to stay?
  • - cool place for tourists to stay, in more ways than one
  • - temporary structure for a temporary stay
  • - Lavish, chilly tourist spot
  • - Structure for anglers on a frozen lake
  • - Shed on a frozen lake
  • - Winter fishing shelter
  • - Igloo
  • - Places to store frozen blocks
  • - Places for cold storage
  • - Cold storage places
  • - homes for frozen water
  • - clinch the deal, informally
  • - Seal, as a victory
  • - Seal the deal
  • - Lock up the victory
  • - Nail down the victory
  • - Ensure the win
  • - Seal the deal, in slang
  • - Sew up a situation
  • - Wrap up a win
  • - Clinch the game, in slang
  • - Seal the deal, slangily
  • - suggestion for a sprain
  • - Advice for soreness
  • - Floes?
  • - Arctic sight
  • - " . . . for destruction ...... also great": Frost
  • - Cold-weather fishing place
  • - Eskimo's fishing place
  • - Place to fish
  • - *Winter fisherman's access
  • - Opening for winter fishing
  • - Arctic angling (IV, 3)
  • - Activity using augers
  • - Traditional 12/31 activity in rural Quebec
  • - Catching cold?
  • - Involves putting a line through a hole
  • - Take to a lake
  • - Sit out on a frozen lake, say
  • - Flat expanses of land common in polar regions
  • - Ross Sea sighting
  • - frozen sheet on the sea
  • - Northern sea sight
  • - Frozen sheet in the sea
  • - Arctic sighting
  • - Ross Sea sight
  • - Drifting frozen mass
  • - diamonds movement, reportedly in frozen mass
  • - cold sheet making diamonds move steadily, say
  • - Drifting sheet
  • - Drifting area of frozen water
  • - Floating frozen sheet
  • - Floating mass of frozen water
  • - Refuge for penguins
  • - Frozen white sheet in the ocean: 2 wds.
  • - Floating ice.
  • - Frozen floater
  • - Baffin Bay hazard
  • - Hazard smaller than a 7 Down
  • - Hazard to shipping
  • - Perch for a penguin
  • - Occasionally, finches followed maritime feature
  • - Layer of frozen water
  • - Compiled eco file showing hazard in Arctic seas
  • - Sheet that doesn't stay put -- it's cold!
  • - Something fallen off a shelf?
  • - Frog : lily pad :: penguin : ......
  • - Penguin's locale
  • - Seal's resting place, perhaps
  • - Baffin Bay floater
  • - Polar bear's resting spot, perhaps
  • - Arctic Ocean sheet
  • - Floating solid H2O
  • - Arctic phenomenon.
  • - Cold chunk
  • - Arctic chunk
  • - Polar bear's resting spot
  • - Arctic sheet
  • - White — sheet
  • - Polar hazard
  • - Arctic floater
  • - Arctic Ocean sight
  • - Antarctic sight
  • - Arctic mass
  • - Arctic sight
  • - Floating ice sheet
  • - Prudhoe Bay sight
  • - Arctic sight
  • - One will remain cool and play diamonds first
  • - Alberta's ............ Parkway
  • - Flowing glacial feature
  • - Irregular glacial mass
  • - Glacial breakup result
  • - Glacial matter
  • - Steep part of a glacier where the surface is badly broken
  • - Part of a glacier that moves rapidly
  • - Flowing glacier feature
  • - Steep broken part of a glacier
  • - Extremely dangerous winter event
  • - Crumbling chunks from a glacier
  • - Steep part of a glacier
  • - Frozen avalanche
  • - Some frigid winter events
  • - Jack Frost artistry.
  • - Pattern on window, maybe — what could be finer around church?
  • - Drinks similar to Slurpees
  • - Slushy drinks that might cause brain freeze
  • - Certain frozen drinks
  • - drinks such as arctic blasts
  • - frozen summer treats
  • - Some frozen beverages
  • - Some frozen drinks
  • - Brain-freezing drinks
  • - Frozen treats
  • - Frozen beverages
  • - Frozen drinks
  • - Frozen summer coolers
  • - Brain-freeze drinks
  • - Some slushy drinks
  • - Fruity frozen drinks
  • - Frozen fruit-flavored drinks
  • - Frozen treats at the movies
  • - Drinks with domed lids
  • - Frozen pop treats
  • - Slushy drinks with a polar bear mascot
  • - Brain freeze-causing drinks
  • - Slushy drinks
  • - Frozen sodas
  • - Drinks mistakenly invented by a Dairy Queen owner in 1958
  • - relatives of slurpees
  • - Nutrition-free beverages
  • - Freezable products sold in pouches
  • - Summertime coolers
  • - They're served with spoon straws
  • - Summer refreshers
  • - Some causes of brain freeze
  • - Slurpee alternatives
  • - Summertime treats
  • - Slurpee competitors
  • - Slurpees' kin
  • - Alternatives to Slurpees
  • - Convenience store treats
  • - Alternative to Slurpees
  • - Slurpee cousins
  • - Slurpees' competitors
  • - Slush Puppie lookalikes
  • - Cold summertime treats
  • - Summer coolers
  • - Crumbling sections of glaciers
  • - Knock off cartoonist Rube?
  • - 2005 Cusack/Thornton thriller/comedy, with "The"
  • - Uranus and Neptune
  • - Planets like Neptune and Uranus
  • - Planet like Uranus or Neptune (2 wds.)
  • - Uranus or Neptune
  • - Tricky choice before crucial game
  • - pawn diamonds before the old form returns for sport
  • - Game with a puck
  • - diamonds to pawn, backing the old game
  • - Popular winter sport whose origin may be disputed but the game in its contemporary form was first played in Montreal, Canada: 2 wds.
  • - key choice shaping a sport
  • - Game for the Sharks
  • - Team game played with long sticks
  • - Game for teams of six
  • - Game with checks
  • - Canada holds a record of winning this sport the most number of times with a total of 21 medals: 2 wds.
  • - Where to see sticks and checks
  • - Sport with sticks and checks
  • - Sport with puck
  • - Sport in which the prize is awarded
  • - Rink and puck sport
  • - Early rules for it were developed at McGill University in the 1870s
  • - "Slap Shot" sport
  • - Skating sport
  • - Winter sport.
  • - Team sport
  • - Long cold spell
  • - Unfrozen, as harbors
  • - Navigable in winter, say
  • - Clear, as winter windshields
  • - Like some winter ponds
  • - Unfrozen as a harbor
  • - Some winter ports
  • - Good for a port to be so but not for a gin and tonic
  • - Increasingly describing the Arctic, unlike the first answer?
  • - Like much of the Arctic in summer
  • - Fierce, wild extreme climate without frost
  • - Like navigable Arctic waters
  • - (Of water) not frozen
  • - Warming Arctic may become so fierce, spoiling one of Earth's extremes
  • - Without frost
  • - Easy to navigate, in a way
  • - Navigable year-round
  • - Like Murmansk's harbor
  • - Like some northern ports
  • - Stanley Cup filler?
  • - Patrick Kane, for one
  • - Montreal's Bell Centre and others
  • - Venues where some play the Blues? (letters 9-13 minus 12)
  • - Puck-pushing squad
  • - Hurricanes or Lightning
  • - Stanley Cup contenders
  • - They're as white as a sheet with charming type losing the head with current reports from school
  • - White sheets
  • - Masses of frozen water floating at sea
  • - Hazards to navigation
  • - Arctic Ocean phenomena
  • - Arctic menaces
  • - Arctic floaters
  • - Cork in Ireland has party around middle of October in winter mist
  • - Arctic mist
  • - Crystallized mist
  • - Crystalline mist
  • - Winter mist
  • - Sparkly mist
  • - Arctic weather phenomenon
  • - Cold-weather phenomenon
  • - Cold-weather phenomenon also known as pogonip
  • - Crystalline weather phenomenon
  • - Atmospheric phenomenon during low temperatures
  • - Weather phenomenon also known as pogonip
  • - Structure built for a snowball fight
  • - Protective structure for a snowball war
  • - Winter project in the Arctic, maybe
  • - Snowball fight structures
  • - Fleming's favorite J.S. film of 1939?
  • - Northern hazes
  • - Arctic weather phenomena