➠ Words that start with p
List contains 21792 Words that start with "p".
- - Muscular conditions
- - Deprives of energy
- - Wristbones
- - Friend group
- - close bunch
- - Chums making hit, going up
- - Amy and Molly in Booksmart e.g.
- - friendos
- - 'Calvin and Hobbes,' e.g
- - People to chill with
- - tight people
- - ...... around with (hangs out with a lot)
- - Buddies or amigos
- - gal ...... (friend group)
- - Beneficiaries of sleaze initially profited, accumulating large sums
- - The Golden Girls, to each other
- - Closest comrades?
- - Friends, informally
- - reconciling question
- - Clique members
- - Playmates?
- - Companions
- - Pen ...... (friends to write to)
- - They hang together
- - Close group
- - Good buds
- - BFFs, e.g
- - Fred and Barney, e.g
- - Pooh and Roo, for two
- - Uplifting clip from Friends?
- - Congratulatory gesture, literally
- - Norton and Kramden, to each other
- - Kramden and Norton, famously
- - Friends hit back
- - More than casual acquaintances
- - Kramden and Norton, e.g
- - Close associates
- - Norton and Kramden, famously
- - Folks to hang with
- - Cronies and chums
- - Friends or chums
- - People to hang with
- - Guys to hang with
- - Friends that surround the answers to 21-, 26-, 43- and 50-Across
- - Good chums
- - Tight bunch
- - Laverne and Shirley, e.g
- - Fast friends
- - They're close
- - Coterie components
- - Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, e.g.
- - Archie and Jughead, e.g.
- - They hang out together
- - It surrounds the puzzles' long answers
- - Paisanos
- - Buds on the playground
- - Tight group
- - They're thick as thieves
- - Compadres
- - Posse
- - Homeboys
- - Sidekicks
- - People to hang out with
- - Folks to hang out with
- - Hangs (around with)
- - Spanky and Buckwheat, to Alfalfa
- - Ralph and Norton or Norm and Cliff, e.g.
- - Posse members
- - Alfalfa and Buckwheat, to Spanky
- - Tom and Huck, say
- - Peeps
- - They may be found hanging together
- - "Seinfeld" quartet, e.g.
- - Best friends
- - Clubmates
- - Alfalfa and Porky, to Spanky
- - Best buddies
- - Intimate friends
- - Tight set
- - Mutt and Jeff, e.g.
- - Alter egos
- - Roommates, usually
- - Jokes (around)
- - Plays (around with)
- - Cohorts
- - Is friendly, with "around"
- - Inner circle members
- - Gleason and Carney on TV
- - Friends who strike back?
- - What Penrod and Sam were
- - Finn and Sawyer, e.g.
- - Ones to hang with
- - ...., amigos!
- - BFFs
- - Good friends
- - Bros
- - Bosom buddies
- - Cronies.
- - Comrades
- - Intimates
- - Besties
- - ...... & the Gang
- - Close friends
- - Buds
- - Homies
- - Homeys
- - ...... friends
- - Close ones
- - Close-knit group
- - Best buds?
- - Gang members
- - ...Pen
- - Mates
- - See 38-Across
- - Buddies
- - Parts of a circle.
- - chums
- - Good buddies
- - groups of friends or workmates who joined the british army in wwi were sometimes kept together in "........ battalions".
- - friends to slap around
- - Start of a rhyming quip
- - Uncontrollable tremor
- - Paralysis with involuntary tremors
- - Paralysis
- - Tremor condition
- - Cerebral ....; movement disability
- - Bad plays bring a certain complaint
- - Word after Bell's or cerebral
- - Chummy
- - ......-walsy
- - ......-walsy (chummy)
- - ......-walsy (friendly)
- - ......-walsy (buddy-buddy)
- - Very friendly
- - Friendly: Slang
- - Walsy's partner
- - Partner of walsy
- - Loss of function
- - Chummy: Slang.
- - Deprive of action.
- - Paralyze.
- - Buddy-buddy
- - '...... tight'
- - Shaking
- - Shake
- - Over-friendly affliction?
- - Like close sidekicks
- - Like close chums
- - Very friendly (informal)
- - Chummy
- - Very chummy
- - Really friendly
- - Thick as thieves
- - Buddy-buddy
- - Sidekick shot Mickey Mouse
- - Derisory effort after circuit of track going the wrong way
- - Intimate shot of inferior quality
- - Poor mate shot
- - Of little consequence
- - Not worth having drink that goes up with tax
- - comrade has an attempt not worth considering
- - Friend with attempt that's insignificant
- - Friend to have a go? It's not worth considering!
- - Measly or trifling
- - Be inquisitive about key? That's not worth considering
- - insignificant effort by friend
- - Meagre salary lieutenant's right to divide
- - Little buddy with taste
- - poor attempt to follow a friend
- - friend has an attempt not worth considering
- - Mean — worthless
- - China with crack not worth considering
- - To have a go after friend's not worth considering
- - Meagre; trivial
- - Small and mean chickens do we hear?
- - Miserable, friend on trial
- - Miserly friend, 20
- - Measly, trifling
- - Partly switching sides -- pathetic
- - Experiment by friend, insignificant
- - Poor attempt to support friend
- - Insultingly small, as in amounts
- - Mean, petty
- - It's mean putting chum to test
- - Miserable friend -- Conservative losing love
- - Attempt by friend not worth considering
- - Drink knocked back, be aggravating and mean
- - Barely worth bringing up
- - Not worth considering
- - Hardly worth mentioning
- - Meagre
- - Insultingly small
- - Contemptibly small
- - Ridiculously small
- - Trivial
- - Diminutive
- - Measly
- - Small
- - Meager
- - Trifling.
- - Slight
- - Worthless
- - Insignificant
- - Minuscule
- - Picayune
- - *Piddling
- - Mere
- - Insignificant friend to make an effort
- - effort by friend is not worth considering
- - Kangaroo runt?
- - Insignificant little kangaroo?
- - Underground place to meet your friends?
- - Place to meet your friends underground?
- - Attempt some arithmetic?
- - Speaks trickily.
- - Talks without sincerity
- - Tells fibs
- - Quibbles
- - Equivocates
- - Trifling in talk, with change in sound
- - Equivocated
- - Trifled or quibbled
- - Like 1¢, as costs go
- - most miserable friend seeks bit of therapy
- - Least
- - Smallest friend gets rugby scores on time
- - Best Picture about Milhouse's relation to Bart?
- - Be deceitful
- - Speak deceitfully
- - Talk insincerely
- - Act insincerely
- - Play false.
- - Trifle
- - Quibble
- - Equivocate
- - Gwyneth ......, US actress
- - Actress Gwyneth
- - Gwyneth, actor involved in 2023 ski trial
- - Gwyneth ---, famed founder of the lifestyle brand Goop
- - 'Shakespeare in Love' co-star
- - Oscar winner portraying Romeo
- - Plath portrayer in a 2003 film
- - "Shakespeare in Love" star
- - "Sliding Doors" star, 1998
- - "Iron Man 2" actress
- - Arthropod appendage
- - Bug's sensory appendage
- - Insect appendage
- - Insect sensory organ
- - Mollusk's appendage
- - Elongated appendage
- - Lobster's sensory appendage
- - Sensory organ
- - Worm's sensory process
- - Lobster's appendage
- - Snail appendage
- - Sensory appendage
- - Insect s sensory organ
- - Lobster feeler
- - Insect's antenna
- - Insect organ
- - Lobster's feeler
- - Able start?
- - Crab's sensor
- - Feeler on a creepy crawler
- - Insect's sense organ
- - Able beginning?
- - Insect sensor
- - Crab's sensor (Var.)
- - Insect's organ
- - Sense by feeling
- - Insect's sensor
- - Oyster's feeler
- - Insect's mouth part
- - Insect part
- - Insect's organ of sense
- - Insect antenna
- - Feeler: Zool.
- - Feeler of an insect.
- - Insect mouth part
- - Insect feeler
- - Insect's feeler
- - Feeler
- - Fly's feeler
- - Feel
- - Touch
- - Bug's feeler
- - Friend with Very light secures British patent
- - Plain pasty with large roll brought back in
- - Plain china, black with white exterior
- - Easily felt or detected
- - Easily perceived by the senses
- - Readily perceived
- - Apparent or tangible
- - Obvious; perceptible
- - It's written all over someone's face - it's a mountain to climb for a bishop in place since the last character
- - Easy to perceive
- - Easily perceived
- - Able to be felt
- - Tangible
- - Evident
- - Plain to see
- - Obvious
- - In a plainly perceived way
- - In an obvious way
- - Obviously very friendly around quiet sailor
- - Obviously roll back warm covers
- - Nazca Desert mountaintop alien landing site?
- - Examine a body part by touching it carefully
- - Examine by touching, as for medical diagnosis
- - Examine with feeling?
- - Examine by touching
- - Examine in order to diagnose
- - Diagnose by touching
- - Examine by touch
- - Feel pressure line evident in adult head
- - Feel one's way around?
- - Columbus' embarkation point, 1492.
- - City from which Columbus sailed.
- - From whence Columbus sailed.
- - Columbus' starting point.
- - Columbus' base in Spain.
- - Spanish seaport from which Columbus sailed.
- - Columbus sailed from this Spanish port.
- - Embarkation port, Aug. 3, 1492.
- - Columbus sailed from here, Aug. 3, 1492.
- - Where Columbus set sail Aug. 3, 1942
- - Columbus was here, Aug. 3, 1492.
- - Where Columbus embarked in 1492.
- - Columbus' port
- - Historic port of Spain.
- - Spanish port, 1492 embarkation point.
- - Spanish port of 1492 sailing.
- - Historic port of 1492.
- - Embarkation place of 1492.
- - Embarkation port, 1492.
- - Embarkation port of 1492.
- - Spanish seaport.
- - City in Spain
- - Spanish port?
- - Rancho ... Verdes, CA
- - Whence Columbus sailed: Aug. 3, 1492
- - Historic port
- - Green-trunked shrubs
- - Friend ended some Gallic 'prickly affairs'
- - Author Gertrude's Irish friend?
- - Flutter or throb
- - Flutter
- - Throb
- - Pulsate rapidly from a cavity in the roof of the mouth
- - Shake, tremble
- - Beat
- - Sense organs in insects
- - Lobsters' sense organs
- - Insects' sensory organs
- - Insects' sense organs
- - Insect feelers
- - Insect sense organs
- - Friend, oddly prim, with appendages
- - Throbbed
- - Pulsated rapidly
- - Quivered
- - Trembled
- - Mine in China not initially doomed, having suffered a quake
- - Explores by touching
- - Examines by feeling
- - Examines by touch
- - Rapid irregular heart beat
- - Irregular heartbeat
- - Fluttering
- - Arthropod appendages
- - Feelers on insects
- - Lobster appendages
- - Insect sensors
- - Insect's sense organs
- - Insects' sensors
- - Grasshopper's mouth appendages
- - Insect appendages
- - Insect feelers
- - Insects' feelers
- - Insect's feelers.
- - Sense organs
- - Bug detection devices?
- - Lobster feelers
- - Crustacean feelers
- - Sense organs, of sorts
- - Antennae
- - Tactile parts in arthropods.
- - Feelers
- - Bugs' feelers
- - Touches