➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Take home a rescue dog, say
- - Bring home a rescue dog, for example
- - Take as your own child
- - Take in a rescue dog
- - To legally take in a child or pet as one's own
- - Bring home a stray cat
- - Bring home a pound puppy
- - Take charge of, legally
- - Bring home like a rescue pet
- - choose to make a fuss over point
- - provide a home for a small charge
- - Take in a stray dog, say
- - Give a stray a home, say
- - Get a pound puppy
- - Start a family, maybe
- - Take from an animal shelter, say
- - Take up or do in a suitable case
- - Take a pet home from a shelter
- - "..., don't shop" (a pet)
- - Enlarge one's family in a way
- - Take as one's own child
- - Call one's own, as a title
- - choose to work in a state (tamilnadu primarily)
- - Get from a shelter or give shelter
- - take in a hungry pet wandering around party
- - Bring home a pound puppy, say
- - to raise a child as one's own?
- - expand a family, say
- - Get from a shelter, like a dog
- - Take in to the family, as with Pharaoh's daughter and baby Moses [Ex. 2:1-10]
- - Take in, as a shelter dog
- - Assume exercise will be needed after a party
- - Take up or perform in a suitable case
- - Pass a bill
- - One way to enlarge a family
- - One way to become a father
- - Take in, as a child
- - Start a family, perhaps
- - Rear as one's own
- - Pass, as a resolution
- - Expand the family, in a way
- - Take up and use
- - Take kids in
- - Take into the family, as a shelter dog
- - Take in, like a puppy from a shelter
- - Take in by choice
- - Take in as one's own child
- - Take in as one's own
- - Take in a kid
- - Take in a foundling
- - Take in (child)
- - Take as your own
- - Take as one's own, as a stray pet
- - Take an animal from the shelter
- - Take a kid, legally
- - Take 4, clue 4
- - Select and take
- - Put into effect, as a proposal
- - Pick up a few pointers?
- - One way to get a new toy
- - Obtain a dog from a shelter
- - Give a foundling a home
- - Get a pet from a shelter
- - Eschew a breeder, say
- - Embrace, as ideas
- - Embrace, as a policy
- - Embrace as one's own
- - Choose, as a policy
- - Choose as one's own
- - Choose and take
- - Become parents, in a way
- - Become a parent of, in court
- - Accept, as a report.
- - Accept as one's own, as a shelter dog
- - A platform.
- - Take for one's own
- - Pass, as a law
- - Take up, as a plan
- - Pass, as a proposition
- - Take in, as a pet
- - Give a stray a forever home, say
- - Get a pet from the pound, e.g
- - ......-a-thon (animal shelter event)
- - Get a pet from a pound
- - Take in, as a Persian
- - Take in, as a stray cat
- - Take home from a shelter
- - Take home from the pet shelter
- - Sponsor, as a highway
- - Take notice and make choice
- - Take as one's own
- - Accept as one's own
- - Rescue from a shelter
- - Take in, as a dog
- - Take home from the shelter, say
- - Take a pup from the pound, say
- - Become a parent to
- - Take in or on
- - Take home from an animal shelter
- - Take on or take in
- - Rescue, as a pet
- - Take in, as a stray dog
- - Take in or take on
- - Take home a shelter animal
- - Take in, as a stray
- - Take on as one's own
- - Take in, take on or take up
- - Take in a stray
- - Take up, as a strategy
- - Take into one's family
- - Take in a pint to house party
- - Take from a pet shelter
- - Become a parent, perhaps
- - Take home from the pound
- - Take on party in suitable surroundings
- - Take under one's wing
- - Take home from the shelter
- - Take on a pet project?
- - One way to become a parent
- - Get a pet from the pound, say
- - Take in, as a new pet
- - Become a mother, maybe
- - Add to the family, in a way
- - Bring in, as a boxer to one's home
- - Decide to use, as a policy
- - Assume as one's own
- - Take into custody?
- - Get a pound pooch, say
- - rescue from the pound, perhaps
- - Foster permanently
- - "... don't shop" (anti-breeder movement)
- - Good way to add to the family
- - Nowadays, choose to be parental
- - Bring an animal from the shelter
- - Enlarge one's family
- - Welcome into the family
- - Approve area around Hull close to the port
- - bring into one's family
- - Rescue from the pound
- - bring home for good
- - Assume ownership of
- - Emulate Mia
- - Sure way to motherhood
- - Sure way to fatherhood
- - Opposite of reject
- - One of the ASPCA's "Ways to Help"
- - Get from the ASPCA
- - Emulate Madonna
- - Emulate Angelina Jolie and Madonna
- - Choose for keeps
- - Care for an orphan
- - Become the legal parents of
- - Accept formally and put into effect
- - Pass into law
- - "Borrow"
- - 'Choose ...!'
- - Welcome to the family
- - Vote to accept
- - Bring home from an animal shelter
- - Add to one's family
- - Espouse
- - Officially bring into the family
- - Animal shelter's plea
- - Assume
- - Get from the ASPCA, perhaps
- - Put into practice
- - Put on fitting clothing for function
- - Start to use
- - Start using
- - One way to fatherhood
- - Bring home from the shelter
- - Add to the family
- - Assume (an attitude)
- - One way to become parents
- - Accept formally
- - Stir pint to make one's own
- - Add to the household
- - Bring into the family
- - Vote into law
- - Shelter exhortation
- - Decide to use
- - One way to motherhood
- - ".... say it?"
- - ...... say!
- - self-challenging question
- - Would it be too bold of me?
- - "Would it be too audacious of me?" [2 wds]
- - "Is it too audacious of me?"
- - Lead-in to ask or suggest
- - a question of risk
- - bravery self-questioning
- - Risk-taker's question
- - 'Is it too risky?'
- - '-- suggest that ...?'
- - A question of self-challenge
- - With 4-Down, reluctant questioner's opening
- - "Is this too big a chance?"
- - Self-questioning words
- - Words before ask or suggest
- - "Is it too risky for me?"
- - Self-challenging words
- - Devil's advocate's opening
- - Start of a devil's advocate's comment
- - 'Is it worth the risk?'
- - Suggest
- - 'Ask ...... ...'
- - arrangement of eight
- - a group or set of eight
- - The bits in a byte, e.g.
- - A group in part of autumn commercial
- - Pair of quads
- - Legs of an arachnid, numerically
- - Snow White and the seven dwarfs, e.g.
- - Set of eight
- - A couple of quarters?
- - The planets, collectively
- - The planets, since Pluto's downgrade
- - The planets, without Pluto
- - Snow White and the dwarfs, e.g
- - The planets, now
- - Series of eight
- - Crew, not counting the cox, perhaps
- - Phases of the moon, say
- - Full set of bicuspids, e.g.
- - Sequence of eight
- - Group of eight
- - The planets, e.g
- - The Ivies, e.g
- - Group or set of eight, particularly in biology or computing
- - Officer commanding little group
- - "nutcracker suite" numbers
- - Group originally observing notice outside court
- - Four pairs in old court given notice
- - "Local" planets, for example
- - Pepperoni slices, often
- - Pie slices, often
- - Two quartets
- - Slices in a pie, often
- - Square dance quorum
- - Rowing team quorum
- - Santa's reindeer team, sans Rudolph
- - Coxswain's crew, at most
- - Eight united
- - Eight as one
- - Bits in a byte, e.g
- - Nonet - solo =
- - Ennead minus one
- - Two tetrads
- - Septet plus one
- - Arachnid's legs, e.g
- - Square dance grouping
- - Tetrad times two
- - Santa's reindeer, sans Rudolph
- - Double quartet
- - Ennead less one
- - Pizza slices, often
- - Not quite an ennead
- - Four duos
- - Quartet times two
- - Oxygen's electrons, e.g.
- - Slices in a pizza, often
- - Quartet X two
- - Quarterfinals group, perhaps
- - Foursome times two
- - One's pawns on a chessboard, e.g.
- - Sculls in a quad scull, e.g.
- - Quarterfinals complement, e.g.
- - Oars in a quad scull, e.g.
- - Oxygen atom's protons, e.g.
- - Sliced pizza, often
- - Santa's reindeer, traditionally
- - Santa's reindeer, on Rudolph's day off
- - Any noble gas, save helium
- - Santa's reindeer team, e.g.
- - Two vocal quartets
- - Humans on Noah's Ark, e.g.
- - Pawns, e.g.
- - Rowing group
- - Hexad plus duad
- - Eight-PArt group
- - Eight things.
- - Square dance group
- - Quarterfinals group
- - Santa's reindeer, e.g
- - Eightsome
- - Two foursomes
- - Spider's legs, e.g
- - Eight
- - Square dance complement
- - Duo quadrupled
- - Rowing team
- - Rowing team, e.g