➠ Words that start with p
List contains 21792 Words that start with "p".
- - A group of Brownies, hounds, rugby forwards, thieves, or wolves
- - put wolves in a suitcase!
- - a group of hunting animals
- - A ... of wolves
- - Bunch of wolves or cards
- - As a unit, Wolves press forwards
- - store some wolves
- - Group of wolves
- - Group of wolves or lies
- - Type of welcome for a group of wolves?
- - Group of predators
- - Predatory group
- - Wolf group
- - Bunch of wolves
- - Bunch of cards or wolves
- - Wolves' group
- - Group of Cub Scouts
- - Group of Webelos
- - Group of cards or wolves
- - Group led by an akela
- - Lobo group
- - Put your clothes in a suitcase, say
- - Word after wolf or Rat
- - Load of chewing gum covered air conditioner
- - Fanny ... (waist bag)
- - Cub Scouts get ready for holiday
- - the sort of drill to fill the case
- - stuff a duffel bag
- - Baseball card buy
- - is it housed in a suitcase?
- - to put items in a suitcase
- - hounds prepare to travel
- - To put clothes into a suitcase
- - parcel's initially confiscated in pakistan
- - Stuff clothes into a bag before traveling, say
- - Load a suitcase
- - Bag carried on back
- - cigarette container
- - Forwards? King's better going backwards
- - Get ready for the move
- - Word that can follow "wolf" or "fanny"
- - Wolf or card unit
- - Wolf grouping
- - Stuff — rucksack
- - Put clothes in a suitcase
- - Prep for a trip
- - Fill suitcase
- - Fill a suitcase, say
- - Fill a suitcase for travel
- - Cram three shirts and an inhaler in a duffel bag, if you're me
- - Canned quantity
- - Box of cigarettes
- - Hiker's burden
- - Bale
- - Stop before a party
- - Stuff a suitcase for a trip
- - Get ready, in a way
- - Stuff in jam?
- - Stuff a suitcase
- - Prepare to travel
- - Prepare for a pilgrimage
- - Prepare for a cruise
- - Rugby players sort of popular with all sides today
- - Prepare to move
- - Prepare to check out
- - Fill your suitcase
- - Put away those in banks passing the buck
- - Fill a trunk, say
- - Prepare for a vacation
- - Cigarette purchase
- - Fill a suitcase
- - Fill one's suitcase
- - Baseball cards buy
- - Tamp
- - Word with horse or rat
- - Put in suitcase four suits
- - Cardboard container
- - Cigarette quantity
- - Chewing-gum purchase
- - Full set of 37-Across
- - Word with "ice" or "six"
- - Shangri-Las "Leader of the ......"
- - Prepare for vacation
- - Lies as a whole?
- - Parliament unit
- - Smoker's purchase
- - What he was "the leader" of?
- - Cram
- - Take along
- - Baseball cards unit
- - Do a pre-vacation chore
- - Completely fill
- - Work in the shipping department
- - Lies together?
- - Have heat
- - Get ready to move
- - Gum purchase
- - Wolf gang
- - Prepare for an overseas vacation
- - Rat preceder or follower
- - Deck of cards
- - Word after back or fanny
- - Fanny follower
- - Full deck
- - Prepare for a transfer
- - Word with animal or a punch
- - Prepare to leave
- - Get ready for vacation
- - 52 cards
- - Mule's burden
- - Lies' quantity
- - Webelo unit
- - Fill a bag
- - Lots of lies
- - Get ready for a trip
- - Excise tax unit
- - Stuff the suitcase
- - Rat or brat follower
- - Crowd together
- - Ice or six follower
- - Fill the suitcase
- - Roller-derby grouping
- - Kind of ice
- - Get ready to go
- - Parcel
- - Set of cards
- - Compress
- - Cub Scout unit
- - Bring along
- - Wild bunch
- - "Get a move on!"
- - Stow
- - *Fanny
- - Crowd.
- - Get ready to travel
- - Prepare for a trip
- - Load
- - Jam
- - Stuff
- - Band
- - Bundle
- - Prepare
- - '-- wrap!'
- - Get ready to leave some scouts
- - Six-... abs
- - Bundle of items wrapped for shipment
- - Bundle put away before time
- - Parcel, bundle
- - Bundle
- - FedEx or UPS delivery
- - 52 cards and melbourne paper in a small parcel
- - What the "P" in U.P.S. might be mistaken for
- - Rugby forwards with time for this tour?
- - Parcel; collection
- - Press to join mature holiday scheme
- - combo deal
- - Parcel delivered by FedEx
- - Inclusive offer, ... deal
- - Put in a box or wrapping
- - Speedo bunch?
- - Rugby players on mature sort of deal
- - Thing to track
- - This deal's wrapped up!
- - Wrapped consignment
- - Rugby forwards with time to box
- - Deal that's been wrapped up?
- - Wrap up type of vacation
- - Bill presented to king when servant's brought round parcel
- - Put into a box/wrapping
- - Some rugby players decline combined deal
- - FedEx delivery
- - Mailroom delivery
- - 17 Across delivery
- - Mailable item.
- - TV show put together and offered for sale.
- - Family Jewels
- - Parcel
- - Carton
- - Prepare for shipping
- - Container
- - .... box
- - See 61-Across
- - See 17-Across
- - ...... care
- - Kind of deal
- - Wolves grew older when put in a box
- - Sauna plus massage at a spa, perhaps
- - Flight, hotel and rental car together, e.g
- - Airfare plus lodging and transportation
- - Hotel plus air travel, e.g.
- - Airfare-plus-hotel stay, say
- - Hotel room plus meals plus transportation, say
- - Discounted combo
- - Travelocity offering
- - All-inclusive offer
- - All-in-one offer
- - All-included vacation
- - Offering of numerous items
- - Tour offering
- - Business transaction
- - set of arrangements such as travel that is purchased together
- - Forwards had goalie floundering before close of play — it's all in
- - On which adult initially and a kid go cheaply abroad?
- - Routing mishaps for FedEx?
- - Parcels around wood offered to holidaymakers
- - Compiled offers seen in cards date hands out
- - Holiday offers for parcels around Kentish Town
- - All-inclusive offerings
- - Cartons, boxes etc
- - Group taking a long time to deliver parcels
- - Bundles of software
- - rugby players take a long time to find parcels
- - Couriers' deliveries
- - ...... bag (prepare for travel)
- - ...... bag (prepare for a trip)
- - Wallop
- - Long-tailed rodent native to western North America
- - Frozen floating floe: 2 wds.
- - Prepare to hit the road, perhaps
- - Prepare for camp, say
- - Placate, appease
- - appease father whenever in outskirts of city
- - Mollify, appease
- - Appease
- - Mollify one fellow dashing round
- - Calm consideration when accepting contract's initial condition
- - to soothe or settle
- - calm, settle catholic, if accommodated
- - Get calm fast, if cuddled
- - Quick to conceal tiff, at heart calm
- - quick to embrace single female and soothe
- - Quell the anger (of)
- - Make calmer
- - Calm down quickly if captured
- - Short? Not in factory ship - relax!
- - Quick hugs providing calm
- - Fleet circling round provided calm
- - Give a binky to, say
- - Stop fighting provided fleet is around
- - Bring peace to (a place)
- - Give a teething ring to, perhaps
- - Make calm
- - Placate
- - Tranquilize
- - Assuage
- - Quell
- - Mollify
- - 'Calm down!'
- - Soothe
- - Subdue
- - Calm
- - Still
- - swift embraces providing calm
- - Calm provided with fleet offering defence?
- - Comic rhythm
- - Dramatic rhythm
- - Walking up and down impatiently
- - Walking anxiously
- - Walking up and down
- - Walking(Used today)
- - Stand-up comic's concern
- - Showing nervousness, in a way
- - Walking about, perhaps frustrated
- - Tempo of a play
- - Sign of anxiety
- - Expectant father's activity
- - Worrier's activity
- - Anxious activity
- - Father-to-be's activity
- - Setting the speed
- - Nervous walking
- - Setting the gait.
- - Measuring, in a way.
- - Running in a certain way.
- - Film editor's concern
- - Marathoner's concern
- - Nervous activity.
- - Sign of nervousness
- - Marathoner or lecturer's concern
- - Nervous activity for a dad-to-be
- - Calming (baby)
- - Appeasing
- - Purpose of a conciliatory gesture
- - Crown backed one Duke opposed to war
- - Father in charge lifting clenched hand — he's no fighter
- - Person rejecting war
- - One won't fight if one's in agreement
- - father, 100, with one fellow - first person opposing war
- - Dove, one perched on hand after uplifting eclipse
- - Someone believing all war is wrong
- - One opposed to war
- - One is opposed to violence as a means of settling disputes
- - Not advocating war, if one's in treaty
- - One opposes violence and refuses to take part in war
- - Person opposed to war
- - He won't go to war
- - One of the "doves."
- - Nonviolent one, so dubbed.
- - One opposed to carrying arms.
- - opponent of war returning hat if first
- - CO picking up beret with one clenched hand
- - She opposes war in 18-down, almost a saint!
- - a fighting opponent
- - Peace activist
- - Baby's dummy
- - Raising hat I wallop inoffensive type
- - Peace-lover
- - Reluctant fighter I beat up means to punch
- - Shunner of violence
- - Conscientious objector
- - Dove
- - Nonviolent belief
- - Dove's movement
- - Dove's belief
- - Certain resisters' belief
- - The doctrine that no violence is justifiable
- - Retired female of indeterminate status providing one better alternative to violence
- - Opposition to use of force
- - Quaker tenet
- - Nonviolent philosophy
- - Anti-war doctrine
- - They won't fight provided India's participating in treaties
- - They don't believe in fighting
- - protest group, perhaps
- - Those who reject war as an instrument of policy
- - Al ..., American actor who portrayed Tony Montana in the 1983 movie "Scarface"
- - Al of "Carlito's Way"
- - Al who won a Best Actor Oscar for "Scent of a Woman"
- - "Danny Collins" actor Al
- - Al --, US film actor who won an Oscar for his part in 'Scent of a Woman'
- - Actor with eight Oscar nominations (and one win)
- - Actor with the movie line "Me, I always tell the truth. Even when I lie"
- - Brando's son in "The Godfather"
- - Actor with eight Oscar nominations
- - Actor who said "I'll make him an offer he can't refuse"
- - "Author! Author!" actor
- - Actor whose character said "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer"
- - Actor who delivered the line "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in"
- - Best Actor for "Scent of a Woman"
- - Best Actor for 1992
- - "Devil's Advocate" star
- - "Insomnia" actor
- - Actor with three quotes on AFI's "100 Years ... 100 Movies" list
- - "Carlito's Way" actor
- - 'The Godfather' actor
- - "Scarface" actor
- - "Godfather" actor
- - caan : sonny :: ...... : michael
- - Jimmy Hoffa portrayer Al
- - Al of "Scent of a Woman"
- - Star in The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, b. 1940
- - Al of "The Godfather"
- - whose one oscar win from nine nominations was for scent of a woman?
- - Al, playing in a cop role?
- - Star of 'S1m0ne'
- - A Corleone portrayer
- - He said 'Say hello to my little friend!'
- - "Serpico" star
- - Al of 'Dog Day Afternoon'
- - Hoffa portrayer in "The Irishman"
- - ". . . enemies closer" speaker
- - Capone emulator in "Dick Tracy"
- - Hollywood star whose birth name is Alfredo
- - "Scarface" (1983) star
- - Al with two Tony Awards
- - Director and star of "Looking for Richard"
- - Star of "You Don't Know Jack"
- - Corleone portrayer in "The Godfather"
- - "Scent of a Woman" Oscar winner
- - "Scarface" star Al
- - Don Corleone portrayer
- - Double Oscar nominee of '93
- - Oscar winner who made his film debut in "Me, Natalie," 1969
- - Al of "Insomnia," 2002
- - "Scent Of A Woman" star
- - Serpico portrayer
- - Oscar winner for "Scent of a Woman"
- - "Insomnia" star
- - Al of 'Insomnia'
- - "Simone" star Al
- - See 39- and 64-Across
- - "Sea of Love" star
- - "Any Given Sunday" star
- - Al of "Scarface"
- - "Glengarry Glen Ross" star
- - Oscar winner of Scent of a Woman
- - Serpico on the screen
- - Al of films
- - Al from N.Y.C.
- - Eight-time Oscar nominee Al
- - "Scarface" star
- - Scarface portrayer
- - See 120-Across
- - 1992 Oscar winner
- - Surname of The Godfather star Al
- - Family of an actor in the "Godfather" films