➠ Words that start with x
List contains 522 Words that start with "x".
- - electric-lamp element
- - Element of Buddhist sound appearing
- - Element that's an unknown variation of neon
- - Element above radon on the periodic table
- - kiss? none is possible with this element!
- - Element before ytterbium, alphabetically
- - the only chemical element with a name that begins with an x
- - Noble gas, atomic number 54
- - Heavy, gaseous element
- - Element from the Greek word for "strange"
- - TV-tube element
- - Gaseous element used in lasers
- - Element in arc lamps
- - Colorless, gaseous element
- - Gaseous element in our atmosphere
- - Periodically, 54 times nothing mounts up
- - Element in strobe lights
- - Element No. 54
- - Element from the Greek for 'strange'
- - Only element that starts with X
- - Periodic table's 54
- - Element in some auto headlights
- - Element named from the Greek for "strange"
- - Element next to iodine on the periodic table
- - Element above radon in the periodic table
- - Element in some electric lamps
- - Element in many arc lamps
- - Strobe light element
- - Element number 54
- - Element that's 68-Across
- - Element #54
- - Atomic number 54
- - Flashbulb element
- - Element in headlights
- - It's 54, periodically speaking
- - Element next to iodine in the periodic table
- - "54" on the periodic table
- - Trace element in air
- - Gaseous element
- - Searchlight element
- - Gaseous element unknown in French — or Norwegian originally
- - Chemical element used in some types of light bulb
- - Mark of preference by individual about name for element
- - noble gas used in arc lamps
- - Noble gas used in some electric lamps
- - noble gas that can be used as an anesthetic
- - Kiss given to no one turning up — I'm inert!
- - xe
- - last noble gas alphabetically
- - It's next to iodine in the periodic table
- - Member of a noble family
- - Noble gas in arc lamps
- - after kiss, none let loose gas!
- - Inert gas, Xe
- - Gas used in TV tubes
- - Relative of neon
- - Radio-tube filler
- - Noble gas that has the symbol Xe
- - Kin of argon and neon
- - It doesn't react well
- - Inert gas used in radio valves
- - Gas used in some lamps
- - Flashlamp gas
- - Flash lamp filler
- - Filling for a TV tube
- - Chemical used in anaesthesia
- - Bubble-chamber gas
- - Gas discovered in 1898
- - Colourless gas
- - Gas in the atmosphere
- - Arc lamp gas
- - Gas from the Greek for 'strange'
- - Gas used in arc lamps
- - Gas on in future, cut back
- - Fifth noble gas
- - Gas in canon explodes backwards
- - Is tent forgotten when setting up fanciful small part of atmosphere?
- - Gas in flashtubes
- - It might be in the spotlight
- - Gas whose name comes from the Greek for 'strange'
- - Gas in strobe lights
- - Part of oven on, extra switches for gas
- - 132 Inert gas
- - Noble gas discovered in 1898
- - Noble gas used in some lamps
- - Gas in arc lamps
- - Strobe light gas
- - Gas in some headlights
- - Heavy gas
- - Propellant in ion thrusters
- - Stroboscope gas
- - Gas in an arc lamp
- - Fifth member in a noble line
- - Noble gas in some lamps
- - Gas in an ion thruster
- - Gas used in flashtubes
- - Flash tube gas
- - TV-tube gas
- - Heavy, inert gas
- - Headlight gas
- - Nobody comes back after 10:25?
- - Radio tube gas
- - TV-tube material
- - Gas used in plasma screens
- - First inert gas made into a compound
- - Plasma screen component
- - Unreactive gas
- - Gas used in headlights
- - Gas present in the Martian atmosphere
- - Hard-to-combine gas
- - It's often in the spotlight
- - It follows iodine in the periodic table
- - Flash lamp gas
- - Rare but useful gas
- - Gas used in flash lamps
- - Photographic flash gas
- - 1980s Big Apple nightclub with a chemical name
- - It's noble
- - It's under krypton on the periodic table
- - Gas used in tubes
- - Gas used in high-intensity headlights
- - Second-heaviest noble gas
- - Flashtube gas
- - Colorless, inactive gas
- - Stroboscopic-lamp gas
- - Gas for headlights
- - This, on the periodic table
- - Tube gas
- - Heavy noble gas
- - Odorless gas
- - Rare gas
- - Colorless gas
- - A noble gas
- - Inert gas
- - Noble gas
- - Light gas
- - One of the noble gases
- - It's a gas
- - Gas used in lasers
- - An inert gas
- - One of the inert gases
- - Gas
- - noble gas used in ion thrusters
- - "Anabasis" chronicler
- - "Anabasis" author
- - Athenian historian who wrote "Anabasis."
- - Cross individual returned ring briefly for old historian
- - Greek historian's cross, English number to call cut short
- - Greek historian
- - Disciple of Socrates
- - Intel processor
- - Intel chip brand
- - former galactic leader who harvested billions of souls under the pretense of income-tax inspections, according to scientologists
- - Interplanetary dictator in Scientology who we're not supposed to talk about
- - African frog: there's ten in French work
- - One's in a phonebox, somehow rejecting foreign callers?
- - Fear of foreigners and/or strangers
- - Fear or dislike of foreigners
- - Fear of foreigners
- - It's wrong for individual going around with fear or hatred of foreigners
- - Mystery man loses the head with old philosopher from 1 down with a hatred of foreigners
- - Hatred of foreigners
- - Fear of anything foreign or strange
- - Fear of things foreign.
- - fear of foreign things
- - intolerance to foreigners
- - stranger aversion
- - Racism's cousin
- - Fear of strangers
- - Millennial preceder
- - Gen ... (millennial's parent)
- - person who gets all the references in stranger things, maybe
- - Zoomers parent maybe
- - Gen ... (early 80s kids)
- - Gen ... (baby boomer's kid, maybe)
- - Person who grew up with a dot matrix printer, maybe
- - Boomer's kid, often
- - Gen .... (one from the MTV Generation, say)
- - member of the "latchkey generation"
- - Dry: Prefix
- - Dry: Comb. form
- - Gen ...... (baby boomer's kid, for short)
- - One who crosses out
- - Gen ...... (child of the 1970s, for short)
- - Treasure map marker
- - The "I" who probably said "I want my MTV"
- - Product of the late 1960s or the 1970s
- - One who was an adolescent during the Reagan years, briefly
- - One who grew up with an Atari 2600, briefly
- - One in my generation
- - OK Cola drinker once, perhaps
- - Member of my generation
- - Generation --- (Baby boomer's child)
- - Some gas atoms, informally
- - Some gas atoms
- - Elementary gases
- - Colorless gases
- - Popular headlights
- - Flash tube elements
- - Stuff in strobes
- - Strobe stuff
- - Fan of things foreign
- - Foreign fan of sports team, the French, holds mobile phone
- - Fans of foreign fashion
- - someone with fear of foreign things
- - a person who fears foreigners
- - One who fears foreigners
- - One fearing foreigners
- - One afraid of foreigners
- - He fears strangers
- - One fearing aliens vandalised phone box at Middle Creek
- - Isolationist, cross, reversed plan for buying a single award
- - kiss phoebe, on converting jingoist
- - Anti-diversity type
- - Insular one
- - Emigrant eschewer
- - Alien dreader
- - Those who hate foreigners
- - foreigner-haters
- - they hate foreigners from phone boxes
- - someone fearful of foreign things
- - Lucy Lawless princess
- - Warrior princess of '90s TV
- - TV princess
- - Heroine of 1990s TV
- - '90s Warrior Princess
- - TV 'Warrior Princess' played by Lucy Lawless
- - Fictional princess
- - TV heroine with a weapon called a chakram
- - Gabrielle's heroic TV companion
- - Princess with superpowers
- - Leather-clad TV warrior
- - Warrior of 1990s TV
- - '90s TV warrior
- - Sword-wielding TV princess
- - Lucy Lawless TV heroine
- - Lucy Lawless TV role
- - TV cohort of Hercules
- - TV princess who battled Julius Caesar
- - Leather-skirted warrior princess
- - TV princess played by Lucy Lawless
- - Warrior armed with a chakram
- - Lawless TV role
- - Princess who wielded a chakram
- - Powerful TV princess
- - TV amazon
- - Gabrielle's friend
- - Spinoff of TV's "Hercules"
- - Princess from Amphipolis
- - Warrior princess portrayed by Lucy Lawless
- - Small-screen princess
- - Sword-wielding princess
- - The Warrior Princess
- - TV friend of Gabrielle
- - Princess known as the Defender of the Elijans
- - Warrior of '90s TV
- - Princess once allied with Hercules
- - Gabrielle's rescuer
- - TV heroine with a sidekick named Gabrielle
- - TV heroine who battled Ares
- - Title TV character in a brown, skirted, leather outfit
- - TV warrior for good
- - TV title character who said "I'm not an Amazon"
- - TV heroine in a leather skirt
- - Leather-wearing TV princess
- - Princess who battled Callisto
- - Gabrielle's fighting partner
- - Warrior princess from Amphipolis
- - Princess created by Robert Tapert
- - Gabrielle was her sidekick, in a TV series
- - TV princess with a sidekick named Gabrielle
- - Former TV princess
- - TV she-warrior
- - Warrior princess
- - TV opponent of Ares
- - TV heroine who wielded a chakram as a weapon
- - Cyrene's daughter, in a TV drama
- - Warrior princess of television
- - Hercules ally on TV
- - TV heroine who threw a weapon called a chakram
- - 1990s TV heroine with a sidekick named Gabrielle
- - Warrior played by Lucy Lawless
- - Lawless character
- - Lucy Lawless title role
- - 'Hercules' character who got her own show
- - Fictional warrior from Amphipolis
- - 'Hercules: The Legendary Journeys' spinoff
- - 10th planet in our solar system
- - Cher or Dolly Parton, e.g
- - Spy satellite, so to speak
- - Lucy Lawless role
- - "Hercules" spinoff, informally
- - Warrior introduced on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
- - Spin-off of "Hercules"
- - Lucy Lawless heroine
- - Lawless figure
- - Woman warrior
- - Warrior born in Amphipolis
- - Lawless vehicle
- - Lawless part
- - Kind of court
- - City near Dayton
- - Ohio city near Dayton
- - Dayton suburb
- - Dayton neighbor
- - Town near Dayton
- - City near Dayton, Ohio
- - Seat of Greene County, Ohio
- - Buckeye State city
- - Seat of Ohio's Greene County
- - Ohio town whose name means "hospitality" in Greek
- - Ohio city where a Burger King worker YouTubed himself bathing in the sink in 2008
- - Western Ohio town
- - Ohio town called the Bicycle Capital of the Midwest
- - Ohio tornado city
- - Ohio city WSW of Columbus
- - Ohio city whose name means "hospitality" in Greek
- - Ohio city whose name is Greek for "hospitality"
- - Midwest tornado site, 4/3/74
- - Midwest city whose name means "hospitality"
- - Godunov's daughter
- - City with major avenues named Cincinnati and Columbus
- - City of southwest Ohio
- - City northeast of Cincinnati
- - Boris Godunov's daughter
- - Ohio town
- - Ohio city
- - City in Ohio
- - bond girl played by famke
- - Iannis ......, 20th-century Greek composer and architect
- - TV's warrior princess, and namesakes
- - Prefix with phobia that refers to dislike of foreign people
- - Prefix with phobia (foreign)
- - Prefix meaning "stranger"
- - With "phobia," fear of strangers
- - Prefix for phobia
- - Prefix meaning "strange"
- - Prefix meaning "foreign"
- - 'Strange' prefix
- - Foreign: Prefix
- - Alien: Prefix
- - Prefix meaning "alien"
- - Prefix with biotic
- - Prefix meaning "foreigner"
- - Prefix with -lith or -phobia
- - Stranger: prefix
- - With "phobia," fear of foreigners.
- - Prefix with genesis
- - Prefix with phobic
- - Phobia prefix
- - Prefix with phobia
- - Prefix with -morphic
- - Strange introduction?
- - Phobia or blast preceder
- - Stranger starter
- - Foreign opening?
- - Foreign leader?
- - Strange start?
- - Strange: Pref
- - Alien: Pref.
- - Strange opening: Abbr.
- - Start of a phobia?
- - Beginning of a strange phobia?
- - Strange beginning?
- - Strange opening?
- - Foreign front
- - Alien: Comb. form
- - Word form meaning "foreigner"
- - Greek stranger
- - Stranger's introduction?
- - Alien introduction
- - Foreign: Pref.
- - Unfamiliar beginning?
- - Foreign in combos
- - Foreign start
- - Strange: Comb. form
- - Phobic beginning
- - Foreign: Comb. form
- - Stranger: Comb. form
- - A kind of phobia
- - Alien; strange: Comb. form.
- - Kind of phobia
- - Type of phobia
- - Times cryptic hotline offers ‘rock within rock'
- - Certain rock fragment
- - movie monster term meaning "alien form"
- - Term for those born between 1977 and 1983
- - Diet drug approved by the FDA in 2006
- - Midwest city in the middle of the I-70/I-71/I-75 triangle
- - Golden agers, Ohio-style?