➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Get rid of a black sheen that phosphorus leaves
- - I throw it back into the wood to get rid of it
- - Scrap rating: old curtailment leads to his confusion
- - Put an end to; eradicate
- - Outlaw boils bananas in wood
- - End section of each silo basically rotated
- - Do away with silo, back inside
- - Has to boil stew or get rid of it
- - Boil bananas in wood for outlaw
- - doctor has boil to get rid of
- - Put an end to (law)
- - Put an end to something?
- - Get rid of nasty boils in a hospital
- - Put an end to, a rule perhaps
- - Get rid of dreadful boils in a hospital
- - Has boil — nasty — to do away with!
- - Put an end to, formally
- - Scrap with sailor losing the head with European
- - Get rid of boils spreading in a hospital
- - Get rid of Basil Faulty? Around Ring from Hotel!
- - Formally put an end to
- - Bar has rum -- boil, stirring, to infuse
- - Three types of blood left -- is hospital for axe?
- - Axe I lift up to cut timber
- - Scrap line I inserted in a nonsensical talk
- - Get rid of sailor from Poland lacking origin
- - Put a stop to
- - Put an end to
- - Get rid of
- - has boil to get rid of
- - get rid of contaminated oils in a british hospital
- - get rid of boils treated inside a hospital
- - Destroy boil, has festered
- - Eliminate for good
- - Ban a practice or law
- - Scrap with sailor from Warsaw, say, but not gently
- - Axe having a second-rate shine, needing head scrubbed
- - Officially scrap
- - Eradicate Basil? Oh, that's nasty!
- - Do away with horrid boils in a hospital
- - Cancel a British language, but not initially
- - Do away with boil as treated by hospital
- - Obliterate boils treated in a hospital
- - Eradicate boil as treated by hospital
- - Formally end
- - Do away with nasty boils in a hospital
- - Stop sailor heading out from Gdansk?
- - Eliminate
- - Outlaw arrives first and boils stew with hog's head
- - Stop a black bull heading off
- - Make illegal
- - Pitch up, being restrained by excellent mum in scrap
- - Stamp out
- - Annul, as a law.
- - Nullify
- - Annul
- - Make void
- - Abrogate
- - Overthrow
- - Extirpate
- - Eradicate
- - Do away with
- - Wipe out
- - Quash
- - Void
- - Strike down
- - End ..
- - Outlaw
- - Terminate
- - Scrap
- - Ban
- - Cancel
- - Destroy
- - Obliterate horrid boils in a hospital
- - agent sat preparing food
- - agent sat preparing some food
- - Dinner, say
- - Break to take secretary for dinner, say
- - Lunch or dinner, e.g
- - Dinner's gone by again?
- - Dinner, e.g.
- - Large dinner
- - Lunch or dinner
- - It's for dinner
- - Breakfast, lunch, or dinner
- - What's for dinner
- - Dinner
- - agent sat preparing dinner?
- - Commemorative spread?
- - Relax about dad's meal
- - Extremely reasonable late meal
- - again taking earlier meal
- - The meal's about to be finished
- - Concerning history, it's of consuming interest
- - relax without father's meal
- - Father taking others out for a meal
- - Snooze after eating dad's food
- - concerning earlier meal
- - meal for father among others
- - about former times and what we had to eat
- - Concerning former meal
- - On no more courses
- - it's about times gone by and what we had to eat
- - concerned with tense series of courses
- - remainder takes father in for a good meal
- - Old man stops others getting meal
- - Break in which old man gets meal
- - Once more, Dad has the first meal
- - Break in which father is providing meal
- - Pop in during the break for a meal
- - christmas feast, e.g.
- - it's about former times and a meal we enjoyed then
- - the others pop in for a meal
- - father divides the remains of a meal
- - the right paste mixture for a meal
- - Concerned with now ended meal
- - Old man gets others round for a meal
- - father interrupts the others in a good meal
- - a good meal for father among the others
- - Dad gets others round for meal
- - meal is again over
- - Formal meal
- - Fine meal
- - Lavish meal
- - Lunch or brunch
- - The old man, among others, gets a meal
- - What's for supper
- - What's for lunch
- - Food and sleep blocked by father
- - Spread similar to one of those in 27 across
- - Filling meal
- - Nourishment
- - Salesperson has no starter, getting kind of square meal
- - Meal tapers off
- - Brunch, e.g
- - Supper, e.g
- - Meal commercial traveller's obtained beside a street
- - Supper, say
- - Meal's about finished
- - The old man breaks snooze maybe for a meal
- - Restaurant offering
- - Something to eat cooked at supper, cut up
- - Chowtime, more politely
- - Spread to chow down on
- - Holiday feast, e.g.
- - Lunch, say
- - Fine spread
- - Spread to chow down
- - One of three squares
- - More than a hot dog
- - Epicurean spread
- - Supper
- - Sit-down meal
- - Elaborate banquet
- - Buffet, e.g.
- - Feed
- - Buffet
- - Dining occasion
- - Chow, more formally
- - Table, so to speak
- - An anagram for tapers
- - High tea
- - Refection.
- - Good meal.
- - Snack or spread.
- - Bread-and-meat and beer: Great Expectations.
- - Snack
- - Collation
- - A bite to eat.
- - Gourmand's delight
- - Lunch ....
- - Diner offering
- - Food ...
- - Spread
- - Meal
- - A meal.
- - See 21-Across
- - Food and drink
- - Banquet
- - Feast
- - Breakfast, for one
- - Some more pasta for meal
- - engineers finished some food
- - Some more pasta is needed for this meal
- - father interrupts sleep for a good meal
- - sumptuous meal for father, among others
- - Some more pasta to make a meal of
- - One in class with friend found prevailing trend
- - Atmosphere etc somehow limiting S American capital
- - weather calm; tie loosely
- - long-term weather
- - weather conditions experienced for one mile in the a.c.t.
- - Prevailing trend of feeling
- - Weather conditions for 151 Romans to mate
- - ...... change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
- - focus for the sunrise movement
- - the sort of weather they have in the pacific, lima, tehran, etc?
- - cold friend, about 51, revealing weather conditions
- - The average weather in a location
- - a region's weather
- - Weather condition in a particular area
- - I am in late after clinic closes; it's the weather
- - in chaste tamil can you review the weather?
- - Long-term prevalent weather conditions
- - Weather of a region
- - Weather conditions
- - General weather conditions
- - Clematis endlessly battered in weather
- - Concern for the Union of Concerned Scientists
- - Long-term weather conditions
- - Conditions that might affect mail etc
- - Changeable type of conservative with South American capital opens trade event
- - Citrus tree almost devoured by cold weather
- - Prevailing weather
- - Conditions affected mail etc
- - Some deny this change with scientific consensus
- - it affects our habits
- - mood as european commission embraced local language? repulsed!
- - Prevailing public attitude
- - Sounding challenge to mountaineer, money serious current issue
- - Kyoto Protocol subject
- - Its changes can be dangerous
- - It's hard to deny that it's changed
- - Ecologist's topic
- - Atmospheric science study
- - ...... change (problem that's related to global warming)
- - Ecologist's concern
- - Atmosphere destroyed clematis mostly
- - Prevailing attitudes
- - Prevailing conditions
- - Environmentalists' concern
- - Maturity of grown-up Robin
- - When one is fully grown
- - grown-up state
- - when you're in the majority?
- - Blue bonnet in Charlotte's infancy? Far from it
- - Majority status
- - phase of human maturity
- - one's majority
- - Time to take responsibility
- - When to stop growing
- - Minor goal?
- - A step above the minors?
- - Maturity
- - Coming of age
- - Chain store crew removed porcelain
- - Yip! Fasten somehow using this
- - Orchestra section where you'd find trumpets
- - Orchestra section featuring trumpets and trombones
- - Occupants of Pentagon.
- - Metal alloy that tubas are made of
- - Kind of ring or band
- - Kind of knuckles
- - Horny parts?
- - Descriptive of 7's instrument
- - Bigwigs in uniforms
- - ...... knuckles (weapons worn on the fingers)
- - {/Nitty-gritty, as of negotiations/}
- - Alloy of copper and zinc
- - 1980s ITV sitcom about the 1930s industrial north
- - Supporters start to save money
- - Metal in a tuba
- - Bold self-confidence seen in orchestra section
- - Support something like the Great Britain, providing money
- - Singer brings in right band section
- - Fish bringing in right money
- - Money needed for memorial
- - "If you think that the ........ is not blowing hard enough, tone it down another shade or two" (Richard Strauss)
- - Part of the orchestra in the money?
- - Singer brings in right instruments
- - Money for military VIPs
- - Metal in tubas
- - Much of a marching band
- - The top military players?
- - Money, in British slang
- - Effrontery shown by a section of the orchestra
- - Type of band
- - Nerve of some players!
- - Runs into singer and part of orchestra
- - Source of many orders
- - Alloy of zinc and copper
- - Bigwigs in uniform
- - Epitome of boldness
- - Impudence of a Br. fool
- - Kind of band
- - Orchestra section
- - Shamelessness of some musicians
- - alloy of copper and zinc containing more than 50 per cent of the former
- - Type of instrument, trumpet, for example
- - king in deep has nerve
- - Section of a marching band
- - Money from the band
- - the kind of band made from an alloy
- - Family of musical instruments
- - to make money you need effrontery
- - yellow alloy of copper and zinc
- - Military VIP's
- - Metal for a monkey
- - Material for many a light fixture
- - Joint Chiefs, e.g.
- - Heavy metal alloy
- - Gold-braided ones
- - Gold braid wearers.
- - Generals, etc.
- - Frank Norris book: 1921
- - Bold self-assurance
- - Army honchos
- - Army biggies
- - Alpert's instruments
- - Alloy used for tubas
- - " . . . putty, ......, an' PAint": Kipling
- - Top guns
- - Military heads?
- - High-ranking officers
- - Military higher-ups
- - Military honchos
- - Marching band section
- - V.I.P.'s
- - Officials
- - Hat.
- - Audacity
- - Effrontery
- - Nerve
- - Chutzpah
- - Copper-zinc alloy
- - Alloy; cheek
- - Tuba material
- - Button material, sometimes
- - Copper and zinc
- - Battle bosses
- - Tubas and trombones
- - Army bigwigs
- - Top officers
- - Copper alloy
- - Pentagon bigwigs
- - Copper-and-zinc alloy
- - Zinc plus copper
- - Audacity shown by brother facing fool
- - Military VIPs
- - Alloy
- - Trumpets and tubas, e.g
- - Military bigwigs
- - Metal alloy
- - Horn material
- - Orchestral section
- - Pentagon V.I.P.s
- - Army VIPs
- - Copper + zinc
- - Leadership
- - Common alloy
- - Military muckety-mucks
- - An alloy
- - Majors, e.g
- - Alloy also used for bottle
- - Band section
- - Pentagon powers
- - Metallic alloy
- - Word with "ring" or "knuckles"
- - Horn section
- - Authority figures
- - Metal used for tubas
- - Material for a bugle
- - Bugle material
- - Trumpet metal
- - Heavy alloy
- - Military muckamucks
- - Word with "tacks" or "knuckles"
- - Dirty Dozen ...... Band
- - Military leaders
- - Officers
- - Trumpets and trombones, e.g.
- - Higher-ups
- - Word with "band" or "ring"
- - Pentagon personnel
- - Military pooh-bahs
- - Word before band or ring
- - Very important people
- - Big cheeses
- - Military muck-a-mucks
- - Copper/zinc alloy
- - Tuba metal
- - Base runners?
- - Group giving orders
- - Generals and such
- - High-ranking officers, familiarly
- - Switchplate metal
- - Button material
- - $$$ bigwigs
- - Heavy metal
- - Impudence
- - Cheekiness
- - Military group
- - Top
- - Gall
- - "...... crust!"
- - Trumpets and trombones, but not saxophones
- - Metal underwear — small
- - French horn metal
- - Instrumental alloy?