➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Word that appears twice on a Monopoly board
- - Luxury ... [Monopoly board space]
- - Income ... (IRS collection)
- - luxury ...... (space on the monopoly bard)
- - "Sales" or "income" follower
- - Income ... (Monopoly space)
- - Income ... (Monopoly square)
- - Income ..., collected by the IRS
- - Word after income or property
- - Income ...... return
- - Income outgo
- - Word that can follow "sales" or "income"
- - Word after sales or income
- - Luxury ...... (square on a Monopoly board)
- - Income or sales follower
- - Income or sales
- - Income follower
- - Income bite
- - Income ...... (square on a Monopoly board)
- - Income ...... (payment to the IRS)
- - Income ...... ("fiscal cliff" topic)
- - Excise or income
- - What HMRC collects
- - Homophone of tacks
- - Civic duty, of a sort
- - publican who supplies no drinks, but demands payment
- - revenue contribution
- - Put demands on
- - sales .. [part of a bill]
- - Volunteers a kiss by way of payment!
- - ... bracket (IRS concern)
- - Government levy on businesses and employees
- - Charge of cab not going all the way
- - civic duty?
- - sales ...... (stores charge it)
- - Salary deduction, usually
- - contribution to government
- - charge duty on
- - money paid when one leaves the cab
- - Something a state adds on to a sale
- - "...... the rich" (statement on alexandria ocasio-cortez's 2021 met gala dress)
- - extra charge on a receipt
- - Line on many a sales receipt
- - Dodgers might not pay it
- - Thing added to the retail price
- - Greatly pressurize
- - Cause pressure, stress
- - Burden, make heavy demands
- - word after sales or luxury
- - What you pay the government
- - Amount due to the IRS
- - Amount added to what's on a price tag
- - Government's share from your earnings
- - Government charge
- - place a strain on
- - Word after "property" or "sales"
- - What a dutiful citizen pays to the government
- - Levy that makes part-time soldiers cross
- - Put a strain on unfinished vehicle
- - death companion
- - IRS's collection
- - Money paid to the government
- - 5 Paycheck deduction
- - Line at the bottom of a bill
- - line on many bills
- - Weigh heavily on
- - Word with luxury or sales
- - What Matthew collected
- - Sale add-on, perhaps
- - Money for Uncle Sam
- - It's added to the bill
- - Common add-on
- - Your duty, as an American citizen
- - Word with withholding
- - Word with state or sales
- - Word with luxury or excise
- - Word with cut and rate
- - Word that can precede "exempt" or "shelter"
- - Word before cut or rate
- - What the IRS collects
- - What nobody likes to pay
- - What Lady Godiva protested
- - What an assessor assesses
- - Wage earner's payment
- - Tribute to the government
- - Test to the max
- - Tea partier's rallying point
- - Take a toll on
- - Store charge, often
- - State add-on
- - Source of blues for John Q.'s
- - Source of anxiety for some in April
- - Some people pay it quarterly
- - Sales or nuisance
- - Sales ...... (amount added onto a price)
- - Return topic
- - Return subject
- - Restaurant bill add-on
- - Purchase price addition
- - Prove burdensome to
- - Property owner's assessment
- - Press hard on
- - Precedes exempt or deductible
- - Poll or stamp
- - Peter's pence
- - Penultimate line on most bills
- - Pay cut?
- - Part of the ticket cost.
- - Part of the tab, often
- - Part of the tab
- - Municipal levy
- - Money that's sent to the government
- - Money sent to the IRS
- - Money demanded by the IRS
- - Money deducted from a paycheck
- - Money collected by the IRS
- - Make rigorous demands on
- - Luxury ...... (space between Boardwalk and Park Place)
- - Lottery winner's obligation
- - Line on a cash register receipt
- - Kind of shelter or table
- - It's your duty?
- - It's often evaded
- - It's often added to the retail price
- - It's often above the final total
- - It's deducted from a paycheck
- - It's based on purchase price
- - It might be flat
- - It may pay for road repairs
- - IRS' share
- - Impose a tariff
- - I.R.S.'s share
- - I.R.S. payment
- - GST word
- - Government fundraiser?
- - Government demand
- - Good thing to be sheltered from
- - Fee paid to the IRS
- - Fee often added to a bill's subtotal
- - Cost increaser
- - Component of some bills
- - Cigarettes have it
- - Checkout calculation
- - Charge added to a store purchase
- - Cash register calculation
- - Campaign promise topic
- - Bush ...... cuts
- - Boston Tea Party issue
- - Bill surcharge
- - Big estate concern
- - Area of expertise for a CPA
- - April 15th payment
- - April 15 demand
- - Airport duty
- - A 4/15 worry
- - ...... return (something often filed around April 15)
- - Heavy demand
- - Surcharge
- - Capital gains?
- - IRS concern
- - I.R.S. concern
- - Put a levy on
- - Retail add-on
- - Uncle Sam's take
- - Boston Tea Party catalyst
- - Revenue source
- - metal ring held by a friend
- - friend pocketing ring made from mixture of metals
- - mix of two metals
- - Combination metal
- - a mixture of two or more metals.
- - Compound, especially of metals
- - Blend of metalic elements
- - Amalgam made from mixing two or more of 9a
- - Metal obtained through mixing more metals or metal combined with other substances
- - Mixture of two or more metals
- - Metal fusion
- - Material formed from two or more metals
- - Heavy metal mix, perhaps
- - Combination of metals
- - Combination metal such as pewter or steel
- - Blend of metals, such as bronze
- - Blend of metals, like bronze or steel
- - Mixed metal
- - Metal mixture
- - Kind of friend to include love in the mix
- - Metal amalgam
- - Mixture of two metals
- - Blend of metals
- - Mixture of metals
- - Mix of metals
- - Result of a metallic mixture
- - Metal mix
- - Mixture of different metals
- - Product of fusion
- - Fusion of metals
- - Metal compound
- - Compound of metals
- - Fusible metal
- - Metal combine.
- - A mixture of metals
- - Metal blend such as brass
- - Bronze or pewter, e.g.
- - it's metallic but not singularly so
- - heterogenous union
- - Metallic mixture, like bronze
- - steel is terribly loyal
- - Metallic mixture such as brass
- - Brass, for example
- - Steel, for example
- - Jewelry material, typically
- - sterling silver, e.g.
- - friend has nothing but brass, say
- - Metallic mixture such as brass or bronze
- - Metallic blend like brass or pewter
- - Bronze or brass, perhaps
- - Metallurgist's amalgam
- - Bronze, e.g
- - Metallic mix
- - Alnico or chromel
- - Alnico, e.g
- - Associate gets round in combination
- - Bronze, say
- - Brass or bronze
- - Bronze or brass
- - Brass or pewter
- - Metallurgist's creation
- - Brass, for one
- - Bronze, but not silver or gold
- - Metallic mixture
- - Brass or pewter, e.g
- - Brass or steel, e.g
- - Steel, e.g
- - Solder or pewter
- - Brass, e.g
- - Cupronickel, e.g
- - Amalgam, e.g
- - Brass or bronze, for example
- - Cockney's welcome tip for military brass maybe
- - Solder, for one
- - Metallic blend
- - Brass or bronze, e.g.
- - Pewter, e.g.
- - Solder, e.g.
- - Steel, for one
- - Many a filling material
- - Dental gold, e.g.
- - Heterogeneous union
- - Pewter or brass
- - Admixture
- - Bronze or steel
- - Solder or steel
- - Sterling silver, say
- - Magnalium, e.g.
- - Cast iron, e.g.
- - Solder, for example
- - Stainless steel or brass, e.g.
- - Cupronickel, for one
- - Pewter, for one
- - White gold, e.g.
- - Stainless steel or brass
- - White gold, for one
- - Pewter or bronze
- - Metallic combo
- - Metallurgy mixture
- - Steel or pewter
- - Alnico or brass
- - Steel or brass
- - Aluminum, for one
- - Mix, in a way
- - Brass is one
- - Brass or steel
- - Pewter.
- - Pewter, for example.
- - Mixture
- - Solder, say
- - Bronze, for one
- - Brass ....
- - ...... mix
- - Fusion
- - Amalgam
- - Combine
- - stainless steel, e.g.
- - Mindlessly copy
- - Echo mindlessly
- - Bird that imitates human speech
- - Repeat mindlessly
- - Mindlessly imitate
- - Imitate a bird?
- - Imitate, in a way
- - Imitate
- - Pirate ship pet
- - Macaw, say
- - Long John Silver's Captain Flint
- - Caged speaker
- - Bird (that repeats)
- - Bird(Used today)
- - Bird type
- - Bright bird
- - Avian mimic
- - Imitative bird
- - Mimicry expert
- - Tropical bird.
- - Repeat mechanically
- - Oscine : songbird :: psittacine : ......
- - Vividly coloured bird
- - Bird quietly gets something on allotment, nipping head off
- - Turns up on The Hill for the music and is likely to repeat everything you say
- - Colourful bird
- - Repeat usual rubbish
- - Animal mimic?
- - Mimicking bird
- - Say again - who's the mouthy bird?
- - Talking bird
- - Who's a pretty boy then? Who's a pretty boy then?
- - Brightly-coloured tropical bird
- - Pirate's pet
- - Bright tropical bird
- - Kakapo or cockatoo
- - Chatty bird
- - Repeat standard drivel
- - Caged talker
- - Talkative bird
- - Repeat by rote
- - Stereotypical cracker requester
- - Flier's role to protect from within
- - Iago in 58-Down, e.g
- - Ape that can fly
- - It can't be shut up in a cage
- - Section including rook, duck, and another bird
- - Copycat who does not understand words or acts imitated
- - Mimicry specialist
- - Repeat; bird
- - Who's a pretty boy then? You can say that again!
- - Duck beyond river grabbed by some other bird
- - Pet shop squawker
- - Mime or mirror
- - Long John Silver's pet
- - Repeat verbatim
- - Talker behind bars
- - Cockatoo, for one
- - Quote by rote
- - Repeat without thinking
- - Cracker-requesting bird
- - Macaw, e.g.
- - Feed back
- - Cockatiel
- - Polly, who wants a cracker
- - Pirate's shoulder-sitter
- - Cockatoo cousin
- - Type of bird seen in many pirate films
- - Polly-syllabic one?
- - Cockatoo
- - Lovebird, for one
- - Mocking bird
- - Repeat after me
- - Psittacosis carrier
- - Polly the pet
- - Pirates prop, perhaps
- - Polly, perhaps
- - Cockatoo or lory
- - Macaw or kea
- - Macaw
- - Bird that may live to be 100
- - Pet for 28 Across
- - Certain aper
- - Shoulder décor for John Silver
- - Lovebird.
- - Captain Flint, for one.
- - He doesn't know what he's talking about.
- - Lorikeet.
- - Jungle mimic.
- - Repeat without understanding.
- - Feathered pet.
- - Silver's pet.
- - The only lady aboard the "Kon-Tiki."
- - Bird in "Treasure Island."
- - Monogamous bird.
- - Stereotypical part of a pirate costume
- - Echo
- - Repeat
- - Copycat
- - Imitator.
- - Mimic
- - Ape
- - Copy ....
- - Bird that had "ceased to be" in a Monty Python sketch
- - copy a bird
- - Macaw, eg
- - docile pet
- - repeat the usual nonsense
- - Pirate's companion
- - Polly, apt to be repetitive
- - one leaves the airport upset, getting the bird
- - bird sick of flying?
- - Pet able to mimic human speech
- - pirate's bird?
- - Repeat word for word
- - Tropical bird often kept as a pet
- - Trot out standard rubbish