➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Make someone lose their freedom of choice, say
- - Make a serf of medieval sneak-thief that's lifting hides
- - Opposite of free
- - Suppress disorderly leaves around the end of autumn
- - Make a bond servant of
- - Opposite of "manumit"
- - Deprive of freedom.
- - Force into bondage
- - Take into forced labor
- - Bind queen's lavender, stripping outer pieces
- - subjugate, bring into servitude
- - put in bonds
- - subjugate a european in the east-north-east
- - Subject redness regularly to wash
- - Make subordinate unlimited tea without opening men's toilet first
- - Lens broken by hail put to work
- - Dominate Poles left in Eastern Avenue
- - Place in bondage
- - Put into bondage
- - Take a liberty?
- - Bring into servitude
- - Force into servitude
- - Save Len, perhaps, though remove liberty
- - Make servile
- - Keep under one's thumb
- - Not given the freedom to name last Pole working for nothing
- - Make subservient
- - Subject to servitude
- - Subject's state's leader ousting Conservative in isolated area
- - Place in shackles
- - Place into bondage
- - Put in chains
- - Put into servitude
- - Put in shackles
- - Put in bondage
- - Keep in thrall
- - Bring into captivity
- - Take away freedom
- - Put in servitude.
- - Reduce to bondage.
- - Reduce to subjection.
- - Keep in bondage.
- - Put into forced labor.
- - Send to a labor camp.
- - Put in irons
- - Enthral
- - Enthrall
- - Shackle
- - Dominate
- - Subjugate
- - Material in replacement carriage
- - A material thing in a u-boat position
- - Reserve player's attitude when facing reality
- - Physical material
- - Player on bench has point of view that's material
- - The matter with position taken by inferior sort of editor?
- - Matter or material that a thing is made of
- - Advance point of view in matter
- - newspaper employee with opinion has weight
- - Allergen, for example
- - advance bearing shows significance
- - Bus reversed over Laurel - extremely contemptible matter!
- - Reserve position in matter
- - Physical matter
- - Advance policy for prosperity
- - Reserve opinion for matter
- - Junior editor with position and wealth
- - Sum and ....
- - Matter
- - -
- - Political party's declaration of intentions
- - declaration of policy clear on nothing
- - Put out some faint indication of political intent
- - nothing clear at first in this declaration of policy
- - Policies on the abuse of inmates
- - Declaration of clear love
- - political party's declaration
- - The Gay Liberation Front published one in 1971
- - political party's declaration clear over nothing
- - it might include a list of grievances
- - Publication of political intent makes changes to fine atoms
- - Reveal nothing in policy statement
- - Published declaration of intent or views, usually political
- - declaration of intent is clear and nothing more
- - declaration of policy
- - Public declaration of intent
- - Political statement of intent
- - Party policy statement
- - Reveal nothing in political statement?
- - Party promises
- - Statement of intent to clear centre of bigotry
- - The Russell-Einstein ........ of 1955 led to the peace-seeking Pugwash Conferences
- - Written declaration of opinions is plain ordinary
- - Statement of policy
- - Robert Peel's Tamworth ........ of 1834 promised a review of civil and ecclesiastical institutions
- - Public declaration from inmates of stir?
- - Suspect inmates of making programme
- - Aims often set out in this
- - Declaration of intentions by a political party
- - Chap I briefly own up to in statement
- - Promises of party in show ring
- - Obvious there is nothing added to the party promises
- - A condition set out in second policy statement
- - Declaration of intent
- - Poster, in Positano
- - statement of aims by chap, should toes be twisted
- - Nothing to show this is a political statement
- - Display old policy document
- - obvious nothing is a declaration
- - document that will prove nothing?
- - political programme to reveal nothing
- - mission statement, or political declaration?
- - Fame is not ruined by policy declaration
- - policy declaration
- - Political policy statement
- - obvious there's nothing on policy statement
- - Glaring on the Circle platform
- - Marx and Engels' 1848 work, e.g.
- - Publication containing political programme
- - Pre-election policy declaration
- - Political declaration
- - Public decree
- - Aims -- often rewritten?
- - Batter often aims for declaration
- - Mission statement
- - Comic often aims to make political statement
- - Policy document
- - From Italian for "make public"
- - Policy statement
- - Unabomber's writing, e.g.
- - Marx/Engels creation
- - Marx's "Communist ......"
- - Formal declaration
- - Declaration
- - Proclamation.
- - the form aims often take
- - Public platform made some faint
- - Look after children for money
- - care for another's child
- - Watch someone else's children
- - A bit busy Harry? Drop uni and mind the kids!
- - Youngest in family's the one after the others to give parents a break
- - Watch a wee one for a while
- - Look after the kids while their parents are out
- - Watch for money, usually
- - Tend a tot
- - Watch Junior
- - Look after a child
- - It's easy to do for an angel
- - Watch the youngsters
- - Get paid to watch Junior
- - Take care of a toddler
- - Tend a toddler
- - Be engaged to watch
- - Mind, to a Spice Girl?
- - Mind a youngster
- - Tend in a way
- - Watch the kids
- - Childmind
- - tot its assortment, mind
- - stay, being prepared with bib?
- - Look after someone's child
- - Tabby is trained to look after the young ones
- - Take charge to allow parents to go out
- - Look after children temporarily
- - Look after the kids
- - Look after young children
- - Facilitate someone's date night, say
- - Tend tots
- - It's unending hell checking mite, mind
- - Look after children
- - What some teens do to earn money
- - What some teens do on Saturday night
- - What many do on their first job
- - Give Mom some time off
- - mend a fault by holding front connection? it's true!
- - note, genuine and true
- - What is true, notwithstanding a bit of fiction?
- - True — real
- - True-to-life
- - True
- - Accurate, sticking to the facts
- - truth-based
- - Truthful, female over material
- - accurate, loud and real
- - Related to the truth
- - Based on reality
- - A cat flu treatment - you couldn't make that up!
- - Note development of a cult based on truth
- - Based on real events
- - Nonfictional
- - Containing no speculation
- - Sure-enough
- - Adhering to the truth.
- - Containing data.
- - Truthful
- - Real
- - Accurate
- - Large dairy co-operative
- - Glob of bubble gum
- - Small piece of padding
- - Hunk of cash
- - Thick roll of dollar bills, say
- - free to criticise angrily after the italian turns up
- - Free drink defending Queen
- - free bert from a lie!
- - bert and i have an ale for free
- - Rebuke after 51 Romans set free
- - 51 Romans to scold and set free
- - Free from charge after inconclusive unfair accusation
- - free bite - real!
- - Large one supplied with carpet that's free
- - One carpet under pound? It's free!
- - In elite bar, bubbly is free
- - Flamboyant performer must have time for clubs, being free
- - Left one to live cost free
- - Student on island getting lecture for free
- - Learner given one lecture free
- - Free period in company supplying many lines in story
- - Set free
- - Free
- - Permitted freedom
- - Wild bear I let out
- - Deliver one booze half-heartedly, taking too much time about it
- - Release learner, one meeting with reprimand
- - Unshackle
- - Take chains away.
- - Disengage
- - Emancipate
- - Manumit
- - Release
- - Deliver.
- - It's served with cake at birthday parties: 2 wds.
- - It can give some people a headache
- - Frozen treat in a cone: 2 wds.
- - Float need
- - A scoop of rice came prepared
- - Mode, on a menu
- - Scoop in a cone
- - *Foundation ingredient of a treat built upward in the answers to starred clues and spelled downward in the circles
- - Sweet in bricks
- - Clare embedded in Crimea action - that will come as a scoop
- - Island beside church at the end of 6 down is a summer treat
- - Citizen from the heart of Clare caught a number of sheets of paper from the parlour
- - Bailey's, for one, in charge of commission popular with the paper industry
- - It could be found in a float
- - What you might get from a jerk
- - It's usually scooped up
- - Float part
- - Float feature
- - Part of a shake
- - Float ingredient
- - It floats in a float
- - It sometimes comes in bars
- - Part of a parfait.
- - Contents of a cone.
- - Float component
- - a summer treat i cry aloud for
- - frozen food for which i shout, by the sound of it
- - Dispatch 100 papers showing scoop maybe?
- - chilled dessert (2 wds.)
- - Sundae essential
- - Pie topper, often
- - Parlor supply
- - Ben & Jerry's product
- - 99, for example
- - Neapolitan, for example
- - Cold snack
- - Dessert item
- - Dairy product
- - Compiler cries out audibly for 99?
- - Sweet tops?
- - Milkshake ingredient
- - Sundae basis
- - Frozen food made with milk fat
- - Single church with finest food
- - Rice came out as cold treat
- - Dessert came with rice, strangely
- - Gelato-like dessert
- - Dish, ceramic, for cooking wraps around East
- - Parlor treat
- - Cone filler
- - Eric came round for dessert
- - Fumble, ultimately breaking fancy ceramic dish
- - Party food
- - Church elite must support one dairy product
- - Hot day treat
- - Baskin-Robbins offering
- - Sweet frozen confection
- - Breyers product
- - Frozen sweet
- - Product from Ben & Jerry's or Baskin-Robbins
- - Soda shop offering
- - Banana split ingredient
- - Sweet diamonds with pale yellow colour
- - The "mode" of "à la mode"?
- - Bananas Foster ingredient
- - Cold treat that can precede the last word of 18-, 23-, 40- or 50-Across
- - 22-Across and ......
- - Apple-pie extra
- - Words before bar or cone
- - Good Humor product
- - Split part
- - Split stuff
- - Birthday party serving
- - Fountain purchase
- - Summer sandwich
- - Cone contents perhaps
- - Sandwich filler, maybe
- - Tonsillectomy Rx?
- - Parfait ingredient
- - Popular food
- - Frappe ingredient
- - Kind of parlor
- - Neapolitan, for one
- - Confection.
- - Dessert treat.
- - One of America's favorite foods.
- - Fan fare
- - Summer treat
- - Possible cause of brain freeze
- - Kind of sandwich
- - Frozen dessert
- - *Frozen treat
- - Cold dessert
- - Dessert
- - Common dessert
- - Summer cooler
- - Cold comfort?
- - See 27-Across
- - Fountain treat
- - I shriek aloud for this food
- - split middle layer
- - semi-soft frozen dessert
- - 2000 volume of short stories by helen dunmore
- - Murder rock group's rendition of Tutti Frutti ?
- - sounds as though i yell for something from the freezer
- - One very strict in religious or moral matters
- - Early American settler with a strict religious code
- - Joke about artist concealing sex — probably not a favourite of mine!
- - Mashed a turnip, disapproving of sensual indulgence
- - Joke about Rita having strict morals
- - Person of censorious moral beliefs
- - Joke about educated woman having strict morals
- - Strictly moral person
- - Strict moralist
- - Morally strict
- - 1606 play of the Shakespeare apocrypha, with "The"
- - Subject of Saint-Gaudens statue.
- - Narrow-minded person.
- - one who's strict cooks a turnip
- - moralist turning up in front of train wreck
- - Person of strict morality
- - John Bunyan notably
- - Girl stopping play on words is spoilsport!
- - A turnip is cooked by prude
- - play on words about the girl being '12'
- - Strictly moral
- - Joke about girl being straitlaced
- - Straitlaced girl enters into the joke
- - moralistic page in a rut adjusted
- - Moralist's wordy joke about a girl
- - meter maid splitting up wordplay for "moralist"
- - Strictly moral in conduct
- - train up wayward moralist
- - Moralistic type's play on words taking in girl
- - Religious hardliner turned up and hurried to suppress it
- - A turnip stew produced by Mrs Grundy
- - Joke about girl being strictly moral
- - The goody-goody turned up before the train pulled out
- - Oliver Cromwell follower
- - Plymouth colonist, e.g
- - Prudish play on words about girl being educated
- - Moralistic type managed to protect Italian after backing up
- - Extreme moralist
- - Moralist
- - Train up (anag.)
- - 16th-century Protestant demanding further reforms in doctrine and worship
- - Killjoy makes joke about woman
- - Feeble joke about girl being strait-laced
- - Mrs. Grundy
- - 17th-century New England settler
- - Like the Pilgrims, religiously
- - Salem witch accuser
- - Cromwell, for one
- - Strait-laced one.
- - Early New Englander.
- - Pilgrim Father.
- - William Bradford, for example.
- - John Alden, for example.
- - Increase Mather, for example.
- - John Winthrop, for instance.
- - Bluenose
- - Self-righteous sort
- - Prudish one
- - Prude
- - Libertine's opposite
- - Killjoy
- - A turnip prepared for zealot