➠ Words that start with l
List contains 14930 Words that start with "l".
- - Works as a stevedore
- - Does dock work
- - Works at the docks, say
- - Works on the docks
- - puts cargo onto
- - puts on a cargo ship, say
- - Puts onboard
- - Stores cargo
- - Fills the cargo hold
- - Gets on board
- - Bails
- - Fills with cargo
- - Draws, as water
- - Puts on cargo
- - Fills a cargo hold
- - Stows, as cargo
- - Stows cargo
- - Weighs down
- - Puts cargo on board
- - Loads with cargo
- - Stows in a hold
- - Puts away cargo
- - Fills with freight
- - Puts on freight
- - Puts freight on
- - Throws into the bay, maybe
- - Puts in a hold
- - Puts aboard
- - Packs in a hold
- - Joins the bucket brigade
- - Puts cargo abroard
- - Fills holds
- - Bails, as water
- - Takes on cargo
- - Fills the hull
- - Piles on
- - Fills the hold
- - Loads, as a liner
- - Stows
- - Packs a hold
- - Puts in the hold
- - Burdens down
- - Fills the hull, e.g.
- - Loads a liner
- - Loads up
- - Handles cargo
- - Hauls aboard
- - Puts on, as cargo
- - Puts in cargo
- - Fills a hold
- - Carries into a carrier
- - Draws water
- - Packs or dips
- - Uses a dipper
- - Boards cargo
- - Takes aboard
- - Puts into a carrier.
- - Brings on board
- - Stevedores.
- - Bails out
- - Dips
- - Burdens
- - Puts on
- - Puts a burden on women? Not I!
- - Weigh down the sprinter?
- - Dockworker, usually
- - Dockworker, at times
- - Dockworker
- - Someone who puts freight on ships
- - Cargo worker
- - Worker filling a cargo hold, say
- - Stevedore at work
- - Cargo stower
- - Longshoreman in action
- - Dock worker, at times
- - Stevedore in action
- - Longshoreman, e.g.
- - Stevedore, at times
- - Stevedore, half the time
- - One putting on cargo
- - Dockhand, for one
- - Cargo mover
- - I.L.A. man
- - Cargo handler
- - One in a leaking boat
- - He does port work
- - Freight handler.
- - Shipper.
- - Dock worker
- - Longshoreman
- - Dock man.
- - Stevedore
- - One carrying twin daughters?
- - Weighed down
- - Placed a burden on
- - Left port weighed down
- - boy with points, loaded
- - left port, full
- - Loaded nurse chasing after young man
- - One Dalek's returning, exterminating characters - it's loaded
- - Left Yemeni port carrying cargo
- - Edward and Alan cut back, and get loaded
- - like a ship taking a number to port
- - fifty at arabian port are burdened
- - Left port with a cargo
- - like a ship taking many to port
- - Loaded in large Red Sea port
- - Loaded(Used today)
- - Loaded — oppressed
- - Fully loaded
- - Left port carrying cargo
- - Fully charged
- - With lead shot, gun finally loaded
- - How well-stocked steamers leave port next to Lima?
- - Loaded
- - Burdened, loaded
- - Loaded and left port
- - Left port with cargo on board?
- - Left Red Sea port with cargo aboard
- - Weighed down and left a hole
- - Left a study piled high
- - Heavily loaded
- - Loaded down
- - left port fully loaded
- - Carrying freight
- - learner fronting a study in a burdened state
- - Burdened and inert having taken first tablet
- - burdened youth sent inside
- - so burdened, some call a dentist
- - Weighted with freight
- - charged for the french study
- - and the french are burdened with it
- - nearly everyone gets up to the lair bearing burdens
- - packed (with)
- - Packed, like a ship with cargo
- - Encumbered, weighed down
- - some feel a dentist is burdened
- - Heavily burdened, as with cargo
- - Stacked with bags, as a pack animal
- - Weighted down, or saddled with
- - burdened with cargo
- - Carrying a heavy load
- - Weighed down or burdened
- - Heavily stocked, as a ship
- - Put in the bottom of the plane, say
- - OBL part
- - Like a banquet table
- - Eland (anag)
- - Bearing a heavy burden
- - Bearing a burden
- - Weighted
- - Borne
- - Encumbered
- - Carrying cargo
- - Charged young man with case of extortion
- - Full of cargo
- - Weighed down
- - Boy, even empty, carrying some weight
- - Burdened down
- - Filled with freight
- - Heavily weighed down
- - Having cargo
- - Burdened (with)
- - Filled with cargo
- - Weighed down (with)
- - Calorie-...... (like cheesecake, say)
- - Heavy-...... (burdened)
- - Carrying a burden
- - Like a stuffed hold
- - Lacking in space
- - Like a full hold
- - Bearing freight
- - Like a full freighter
- - Filled up, as a ship
- - Weighted down
- - Filled, as a ship's hold
- - Bearing a heavy load
- - Freight-filled
- - Holding a lot
- - Portion of salade nicoise, piled high
- - Freighted
- - Weighed down, as with packages
- - Stocked, as a cargo plane
- - Heavily burdened
- - Burdened, oppressed
- - City study becoming weighed down
- - Like a U-Haul when you haul
- - Saddled
- - With one's hands full
- - Carrying a lot
- - Packed
- - Afflicted (with)
- - Weighted with cargo
- - Filled with a great quantity
- - Unable to lend a hand, perhaps
- - Like beasts of burden
- - Carrying a full load
- - Full to the hatches
- - Fraught
- - More than inconvenienced
- - Part of OBL
- - Heavy (with)
- - Like a pack animal
- - Last name in terrorism
- - Osama bin ......, who has been linked to the Philippines' Moro Islamic Liberation Front
- - Osama bin ...... (possible link to suspected Algerian terrorists)
- - Charged, in a way
- - Like a backpacker
- - Like many donkeys
- - Filled up, as a coaler
- - Full, as a freighter
- - Low in the water
- - Like a packhorse in action
- - Carrying baggage
- - Oppressed
- - Carrying a pack.
- - Filled abundantly.
- - Burdened
- - Saddled (with)
- - Filled (with)
- - Put in the hold
- - Filled up
- - Filled
- - Full up
- - Afflicted
- - Skedaddle
- - Heavy
- - Full
- - Charged a lot in Los Angeles retreat
- - Piled high
- - Dockworkers
- - Stevedores, at times
- - Workmen on piers
- - Cargo workers
- - Longshoremen.
- - Longshoremen, at times
- - Stevedores.
- - Artsy-fartsy, say
- - Posh-sounding
- - Pretentious youth starts to ignore dad's advice
- - Pretentious girl going after young man
- - Camilla did appear a little snooty
- - Pretentious boy on Cretan mountain
- - 8 young man married to Gilbert's royal daughter
- - "Well, aren't we special!"
- - Pretentiously refined
- - "Ain't you somethin'!"
- - "Well, aren't you the fancy one!"
- - Juvenile paper's lead: 'Advice can be pretentious, in a manner of speaking'
- - Posh boy, wildcat every now and again
- - In a manner of speaking, pretentious type of young man from mythical Greek mountain
- - Detective in car is pretentious in a manner of speaking
- - "Well, ......!" ("Aren't you something!")
- - Detective in Russian car is pretentious in a manner of speaking
- - Affectedly superior boy and girl
- - Pretentious syllables
- - "Well, ......!" ("How pretentious!")
- - "Well, ......!" ("Ain't you somethin'!")
- - Annie Hall expression
- - "Well, isn't that special"
- - "Well, look at you!"
- - Oh-so-genteel
- - Annie Hall trademark phrase
- - "Well, aren't you fancy!"
- - Affectedly refined
- - Affectedly genteel
- - Nonchalant syllables
- - Sarcastic reaction
- - "Well, ......!" ("Ain't you hot stuff!")
- - Exaggerated genteel accent: Slang.
- - Dandyish.
- - Uppity.
- - Hoity-toity
- - Pretentious
- - Highfalutin
- - Snobbish
- - Foppish
- - Pretentious one
- - Stuck-up
- - "Well, ......!"
- - Fancy-schmancy
- - Too too
- - Pretentious or prissy ones.
- - Pretentious ones
- - Airs of gentility
- - Alternatively, in a manner of speaking, pretentious young man from institute had given up
- - "well, ......-da!"
- - ...-da (pretentious): 2 wds.
- - ....-da: pretentious
- - ......-da (highfalutin)
- - ......-da (dandyish).
- - Da ......
- - "When I was a ...... served . . . "
- - Boisterous girl let date run wild
- - crude character let date dance
- - Short character hugs poster girl on the booze
- - crude woman has coffee around german domain
- - boisterous character has coffee holding keys
- - Crude young woman
- - Guzzling girl out late with Ted
- - Party girl out late with Ted
- - Young female behaving like a lout
- - Uncouth youth drinking lager in a short skirt?
- - Partying girl
- - Good time girl out late with Ted
- - Girl drinking coffee holding news boss back
- - Loutish female
- - Attlee drunk with duke in boozer
- - Boisterous female
- - Boozer's notice in short letter
- - Loutish female (informal)
- - Guzzling girl draining double coffee outside
- - Girl drinking coffee holds newsman back
- - Guzzling girl, out late with Ted, returning
- - Young woman who acts as badly as a man
- - Vulgar woman partly regretted always being laid back
- - Loud girl and others grabbing old rocker rolling over
- - Rowdy youngster given notice in brief communication
- - Is she extremely disruptive, tucking into drink?
- - lively young woman's coffee-drinking diet regularly used
- - Boozy girls finally had respite, tucking into coffees
- - Females who display unsavoury male habits
- - Loaded cargo on board a ship (past)
- - Loaded cargo
- - Loaded
- - Got on board, in a way
- - Stored on board
- - Brought on board
- - Took on cargo
- - Got on board
- - Took on board
- - Stowed on board
- - Stored in the hold
- - Placed a burden on
- - Took on, as freight
- - Filled a hold with
- - Filled the hold
- - Packed, as freight
- - Did dock work
- - Stored cargo
- - Stowed, as cargo
- - Worked in a hold
- - Packed the freight
- - Stowed cargo
- - Filled a hold
- - Filled, as a truck
- - Bailed
- - Furnished with cargo
- - Carried into a carrier
- - Filled or emptied a craft
- - Drew water
- - Took cargo aboard
- - Did a docker's job
- - Stowed
- - Burdened oppressively.
- - Took aboard.
- - Bailed, as water.
- - Bailed out, as with a dipper.
- - Put on a load.
- - Dipped
- - Bailed out
- - Weighed down
- - Filled with freight
- - Filled with cargo
- - Packed
- - Burdened
- - Put on cargo
- - Put on board
- - Put in the hold
- - Put in a hold
- - Put on, as cargo
- - Put a burden on
- - Put aboard
- - Put on
- - Load as cargo
- - Pack the freight
- - Store cargo
- - Put cargo on board ship
- - Load cargo on a ship
- - Pack in cargo
- - Move cargo
- - put something in cargo for shipment
- - Put great weight on
- - Work on the dock
- - Remove with a dipper
- - Use a dipper
- - Stow
- - Pile on
- - Load with freight
- - Take on a load
- - Stevedore
- - Bring on board
- - Emulate a stevedore
- - Store ....
- - Load
- - Take on
- - Ball
- - Put on
- - Do a stevedore's job