➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Player works endlessly
- - A role to play when separated
- - Player is rubbish and about to be rejected
- - Performer, player
- - He'll just have to do
- - one longing to be in a cast?
- - work and play are the same to such a person
- - Agent deserted by fine player
- - Player's mascot, poor at intervals
- - He pretends to work
- - a player of current eminence
- - Eighteen letters about college player
- - work and play is the same to him
- - their work is another's play
- - he is aware of the stage that matters to him
- - A player of current prominence
- - one to watch
- - One who pretends to be a different person on screen
- - Player from ace clubs to prosper ultimately
- - Player of many parts?
- - he plays when he's supposed to be working
- - Rocker wants to be one, after video shoot
- - One who hardly ever is who he appears to be
- - Member of the cast of a movie or play
- - He might play the sticks
- - He may play a part
- - Day-Lewis, for one
- - Matt LeBlanc or Jason Segel, e.g.
- - croat turned performer
- - he won't like people taking his part
- - cast member's profession
- - Nigel Havers, star of TV series Manchild and film Chariots of Fire
- - Josh O'Connor, star of TV series World on Fire and The Flatshare
- - William Shatner, e.g.
- - current peak for a performer
- - one playing a role
- - Theater performer
- - bacon or bologna
- - paul walker, adam driver, or winona ryder
- - Croat trained theatre worker
- - bridges, burns, or irons
- - Person on a cast list
- - Kirk Douglas, e.g.
- - Bill Hill, the thespian
- - Robert De Niro, eg
- - danny devito, danny glover, or danny trejo
- - Man in makeup
- - Script consultant?
- - One who performs on stage or screen
- - table-read participant
- - a man of parts...
- - best supporting ...... (certain oscar)
- - He'll do, in part
- - Bacon or Hamm, e.g.
- - One who's a different person at work?
- - performance artist?
- - Role-playing expert?
- - Entertainer in part works cutting fringes
- - Best ... (Academy Awards category)
- - word inscribed on two oscar statuettes a year
- - one who takes the stage
- - best ...... oscar nominee denzel washington
- - Steve Martin or Martin Short
- - He doesn't show his true feelings
- - He'll do
- - One who might win an Oscar
- - someone in the cast of uncle vanya, say
- - Crap coke and drop of acid upset one doing lines
- - Robert De Niro or Al Pacino, e.g.
- - one seen on-screen
- - Performer in plant ignoring outsiders
- - performer finds element initially absent
- - performer in contact ordinarily
- - Matt LeBlanc or Matthew Perry, e.g.
- - Current tour without upper-class thespian
- - croat turned thespian
- - one taking part
- - Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks, say
- - He's not himself at work
- - Rubbish Conservative a flipping professional liar?
- - Morgan Freeman or Al Pacino, e.g.
- - Member of a film's cast
- - part performer
- - hamm or bacon, e.g.
- - Performer on a stage
- - Sitcom star
- - Tom Cruise or Timothee Chalamet, e.g.
- - person considered in a casting session
- - Tom Cruise, e.g.
- - Morgan Freeman, for one
- - Performer memorizing lines
- - 2-Down's profession
- - Billy Porter's profession
- - one expects dramatic results when he takes part
- - A Thespian
- - he plays when he's at work
- - Dramatic artiste
- - playfellow
- - George Clooney or Ryan Gosling, e.g.
- - farm vehicle first couple left for performer
- - perfomer
- - Someone in The Imitation Game, perhaps?
- - Element losing the head with Playboy?
- - Guy in a cast
- - Extra, e.g.
- - Cast part
- - ANTA member
- - Action may make him laugh or cry?
- - Word after method or voice
- - Washington or Phoenix
- - Walken or Danson, e.g.
- - Treader of the boards
- - Tony recipient
- - Tony contender
- - Stanislavsky trainee
- - Stage coach user, possibly
- - Spencer Tracy, for one
- - Sir Henry Irving, e.g.
- - Show biz chap
- - She's just playing
- - Shakespearean performer, e.g.
- - Sellers, for instance
- - Seagal or Segal
- - SAG-AFTRA member
- - Russell Crowe or Ryan Gosling, for example
- - Roscian performer
- - Role filler
- - Reel person?
- - Redford or Newman
- - Reagan, at one time
- - Reagan was one
- - Plummer, e.g.
- - Pitt, e.g.
- - Pitt or Penn
- - Person with lines
- - Person with a coach?
- - Person who may be made-up?
- - Person playing a role
- - Person playing a part
- - Paul Newman, for one
- - Paul Muni, e.g.
- - Parts expert?
- - Part winner
- - Oscar seeker
- - Oscar nominee
- - One with multiple personalities?
- - One with a stage coach
- - One who's directed
- - One who plays on stage
- - One who does lines?
- - One who does lines in public
- - One needing parts
- - One may have only one big part
- - One may have a set routine
- - One in a trailer
- - One hoping for a role
- - One concerned with lines
- - One at an audition
- - Olivier or Gielgud
- - Olivier or Barrymore
- - Nimoy or Nolte
- - Musician Johnny Depp's other job
- - Movie performer
- - Mostel, for one
- - Moss or Morse
- - Moonlighting waiter's other job, often
- - Method man, maybe
- - Matthew Fox or Peter Coyote
- - Matinee idol, e.g.
- - Marlon Brando e.g.
- - Malkovich, e.g.
- - Male performer in movies
- - Lowe or Gere, e.g.
- - Lowe or Gere
- - Lancaster, e.g.
- - Kenneth Branagh e.g.
- - John Wilkes Booth was one
- - John Lithgow, for one
- - John Lithgow, e.g.
- - John Lithgow is one
- - John Gielgud e.g.
- - John Drew, e.g.
- - John Drew was one
- - Irons or Woods
- - Human ham
- - Histrio
- - His parts may be funny or sad
- - He might be in a cast
- - He does lines
- - Hanks or Pitt e.g.
- - Hanks or Irons
- - Ham or Shakespearean
- - Ham or bad
- - Greene or Sheen
- - Green job
- - Globe employee
- - Gielgud or Olivier
- - Gary Oldman or Paul Newman
- - Forrest or Woods, e.g.
- - Ford, Adams or Grant
- - Ford or Washington
- - Fonda or Lunt, e.g.
- - Expert on lines
- - Expert in asides
- - Elvis was one in "King Creole"
- - Elmo Lincoln, e.g.
- - Edmund Gwenn is one.
- - Eddie Vedder in "Singles"
- - Dramatic artist
- - Donald Sutherland, for one
- - Disciple of Thespis
- - David Pirner of Soul Asylum in "Reality Bites"
- - Danny Glover or Donald Glover, for example
- - Daniel Craig, e.g.
- - Cue user, maybe
- - Cue user
- - Cotten or Woolley
- - Clooney or Pitt, for example
- - Character or ham
- - Certain Juilliard grad
- - And others: Latin
- - And others, in Latin
- - Abbr. in a footnote
- - And elsewhere
- - Series finale, in a bibliography
- - And others (Lat.)
- - And others, in Lat
- - And all the rest, in brief
- - And the rest
- - And others, for short
- - Rest-of-the-team stand-in
- - Unnamed others, briefly
- - And others
- - Abbr. in a list of authors
- - Late retrospective by the others in old Rome
- - Two-word phrase hidden in 'double-talk'
- - Back running behind the others in old Rome
- - Latin list lopper, in brief
- - Thanks accepted by the Spanish and others
- - "...and the list goes on"
- - Latin abbr. hidden in "set a limit"
- - And others, in a list
- - And the rest, to old Romans
- - Brief list shortener
- - And others, in brief
- - "Plus unnamed others"
- - What makes lists briefer, briefly
- - Making a comeback running behind the others in Rome
- - And others, briefly
- - The other authors, briefly
- - And the like: Abbr
- - Legal brief space saver
- - Abbr. in bibliographies
- - 'And others,' in a bibliography
- - And others: Abbr
- - ... and the rest: Abbr
- - Among others
- - Others
- - And so on: Abbr.
- - And so forth: Abbr.
- - "And so on"
- - And other people or things
- - Abbreviation often seen in academic papers
- - Along with others (Latin)
- - And others, in a footnote
- - "... plus some other people"
- - Abbreviation seen in a bibliography
- - And others: Abbr. (2 wds)
- - Latin term meaning 'and others'
- - Possibly lead away from front and elsewhere
- - Abbr. in a list of references
- - 'plus some other writers' abbr.
- - And others, in bibliographies: 2 wds., abbr
- - Latin extension
- - Inclusive words
- - List-shortening term
- - List ending
- - List finisher
- - List conclusion
- - Library catalog abbr.
- - The rest of the group
- - Bibliographical abbr
- - Citation abbreviation
- - Endnote abbr
- - Footnote abbreviation
- - Research paper abbr
- - Bibliographic abbr.
- - Term paper abbr.
- - Citation abbr.
- - Series ender
- - List-shortening Latin abbreviation
- - Abbreviated list ending
- - Abbr. at the end of a list
- - Itemization conclusion
- - Lat. shortener
- - Bibliography abbr
- - Citation phrase that's a word meaning 'tardy' spelled backward
- - Bibliography list ender
- - Bibliographer's space saver
- - Shorthand for unlisted items
- - List-ending abbreviation
- - "Too many more to mention" abbr
- - Time-saving abbr. for a bibliographer
- - List-shortening abbreviation
- - Reference list abbr
- - List-ending Latin abbreviation
- - Citation-shortening abbreviation
- - List ender
- - Shortened Latin phrase at the end of a list
- - List curtailer
- - Series shortener
- - List shortener, for short
- - Bibliographer's abbr
- - List-shortening shorthand
- - Short space saver
- - Name-list shortener
- - List shortener, briefly
- - Data compression aid
- - Latin catchall
- - Roster-shortening abbr
- - Bibliographer's space-saving abbr
- - Abbr. after a series of 52-Downs
- - End of some lists
- - Bibliography space saver
- - People surnamed Gore include Lesley, Tipper, ......
- - Citation ender, briefly
- - List shortcut
- - Latin list shortener
- - Apt end for this puzzle's list of starred entries
- - Abbr. after several names
- - Series-ending abbr
- - List-shortening abbr
- - List shortener
- - Catchall abbr
- - Space-saving abbr
- - List-ending abbr
- - List-curtailing abbr
- - Series finale
- - Series ending
- - Footnote notation
- - Footnote term
- - Footnote abbr.
- - Bibliography notation
- - Famous last words
- - Useful bit of Latin.
- - *Catchall phrase
- - Series finale?: Abbr.
- - Short skirt
- - Latin list ender
- - Constant.
- - List-ending Latin
- - List-ending words: 2 wds. abbr.
- - Late (anag.)
- - Bibliographic suffix
- - [more people should come here]
- - Footnote abbr., 2 words
- - author listing abbr.
- - "We've been approved!"
- - "You're been green-lighted"
- - "Permission has been granted"
- - "Permission granted"
- - 'We can now begin'
- - 'We're good to start!'
- - "We've got the okay to launch"
- - "We have the green light!"
- - "We're on!"
- - "Full steam ahead!"
- - 'The deal went through!'
- - 'We've got the green light'
- - 'A-O.K. for launch!'
- - "The project is on!"
- - 'The mission can proceed'
- - 'We're approved!'
- - 'We've got clearance'
- - "We've gotten the thumbs-up!"
- - 'Proceed as planned'
- - "We got the OK!"
- - 'We have approval'
- - 'A-OK for launch'
- - "We've gotten the OK"
- - 'The plan was OK'd'
- - "We have authorization"
- - "We got the okay!"
- - Green-lighting declaration
- - "Proceed with the plan"
- - "A-OK to launch"
- - Happy words at Cape Canaveral
- - Full speed ahead
- - 'Let's do this!'
- - Time for kids to be in school
- - When most kids are in first grade
- - In first grade, probably
- - Like many first-graders
- - Spreads like wildfire, in a way
- - Gets liked en masse
- - List of active athletes
- - List of a coach's athletes
- - Scorecard staple