➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Woollies
- - Jerseys, perhaps, made with water and ink
- - Clothing such as cardigans and jerseys
- - Type of clothing produced in Norsewood
- - King taking a winter break in Fair Isle
- - Woollen items
- - King's answer in poor winter apparel
- - Mixture of ink and water in Jersey and Guernsey, say
- - jumpers, etc.
- - Swimming in water after ending in brook, jumpers say?
- - Woollens
- - Woollen clothing
- - I knew Art (anag)
- - Clothing made of wool
- - Weekend winter break? Get hold of one Aran jumper!
- - Cast-off clothes?
- - Woolens, collectively
- - Paraphernalia includes new exhibit from Jersey
- - Clothing made with stitches
- - Ink and water thrown that sometimes covers blouse
- - Ink and water ruined jumper, perhaps
- - King has designed a winter scarf, say
- - Cardigan maybe, where fool is said to be on river
- - Woolly dress kit a Wren sports
- - Equipment includes bearing from exhibit in Jersey
- - Woollen garments
- - Spilt ink and water such as often goes over shirts and blouses
- - Woolly winter tops to keep active?
- - A winter look finally that's fashionable?
- - Sweaters etc
- - Sweaters and suchlike
- - Most sweaters and jerseys
- - Some woolens
- - Sweaters?
- - Cardigan, e.g.
- - Sweaters and such
- - Gentle cycle items
- - Certain garments
- - Cover in decorations
- - Upturned bar in an array
- - Provide the decoration a toreador normally has
- - Provide with decorations for a party for sailors
- - Add decoration to
- - a lecturer welcoming king in dress
- - Cover with glitter, say
- - Hang decorations on
- - Put up some decorations
- - Enhance, in a way
- - Decorate, in a way
- - Add decorations to
- - Rig comes off ring road in Trim
- - Enhance with decorations
- - Decorate article before first light, we hear
- - decorate a party attended by service personnel
- - Add jewels to, say
- - Deck needs sailors joining a party
- - Trouble on Royal Navy deck
- - Put tinsel on say
- - grammy-winning miguel single
- - Decorate UK sailors after fuss
- - Embellish with rhinestones, say
- - Deck with boughs of holly, e.g.
- - To deck
- - embellish a sunrise, we hear
- - A bar erected on quarter deck
- - ornament, part of a head ornament
- - Beautify, as with jewelry
- - Festoon, prettify
- - Song and dance on navy deck
- - Add tinsel to for example
- - a party with sailors on deck
- - improve the appearance of part of the head or neck
- - Decorate with regular picks from garden?
- - add beauty to a new day, we hear
- - Beautify, enhance
- - deck that is trouble for the royal navy
- - dress up for a start to the day, we hear
- - Love backless new dress
- - Embellish and decorate
- - Embellish or decorate
- - Fuss with the navy on deck
- - make snazzier
- - bedazzle, say
- - Decorate, embellish
- - Bustling activity seen by Royal Navy deck
- - Decorate as with ornaments
- - Decorate or beautify
- - Add accessories to decorate
- - Dress to admire when given new hem
- - Add lustre to
- - fuss with nurse's dress
- - Embellish or beautify
- - decorate part instead - or none of it
- - deck that is trouble to the royal navy
- - Shakespeare's Much ... About Nothing
- - Decorate road, terribly new
- - Lean over
- - Bedizen
- - Improve on nature.
- - Hang off of
- - Hang bulbs on, perhaps
- - Decorate with frills, for example
- - Concerning element of home inspections
- - Add beauty
- - Make prettier
- - Glamorize
- - Put ornaments on
- - Make more attractive
- - Add charm to
- - Add glitter to, say
- - Deck out
- - Glitz up
- - Add splendor to
- - Bedeck
- - Prettify
- - Bespangle or bejewel
- - Add beauty to
- - Pretty up
- - Add ornamentation to
- - Bling out
- - Bejewel, say
- - Decorate, beautify
- - A party with sailors below deck
- - Add bling to
- - Add lace to, say
- - Trouble with sailors coming to deck
- - Tie ribbons to, perhaps
- - Gussy up
- - Bejewel
- - Festoon Saudi of rank evenly
- - Sew fringe on, say
- - Bedeck or beautify
- - Add holly to, say
- - Make pretty
- - Accessorize
- - Decorate with ornaments
- - Add sequins to, say
- - Add tinsel to, say
- - Bother with sailors on deck
- - Garnish
- - Beautifully accessorize
- - Hang trimmings on
- - A party gets navy on deck
- - Dress creating fuss before service
- - Bejewel, e.g
- - Add glitter to
- - Add some sparkle to
- - Opposite of uglify
- - Trouble with navy's dress
- - Beautify with baubles
- - Bedeck or bedizen
- - Bespangle
- - Purfle
- - Gild the lily
- - Add bells and whistles
- - Miguel song that will beautify?
- - Dress up
- - Lend beauty to
- - Blazon or bedizen
- - Add bells and whistles to
- - Sew on sequins, say
- - Accessorize, perhaps
- - Accessorize, maybe
- - Sew sequins on, say
- - Sew on rickrack, for instance
- - Flight she had led topless and slightly drunk
- - Dizzy, like a miner?
- - Going back proves a change for the worse
- - Backing last couple of actors in show
- - Poetry virtually set in concrete — a change for the worse
- - Backing for last couple of actors in show
- - hatchback drives into military force lake, makes u-turn
- - revs will need adjusting in actual turn-round
- - Change of fortune upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - Change of direction
- - Setback upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - About-turn
- - Show welcoming resistance with Boris's last U-turn
- - Change in fortune may be true about most of poetry
- - Change in fortune upset several on river
- - Setback confused several on Right
- - Backing engineers against sort of laser
- - Jimmy comes back across Republic of South Africa - it's a turn up for the books
- - U-turn
- - A fair amount of the lines in material concerns change of fortune
- - Unfavorable change of fortune
- - Give away tours outside of Rhodes, going backwards
- - About-face
- - Complete change of fortune
- - Potential result of a 56-Across
- - Change of fortune
- - Change of mind
- - Change for the worse, e.g.
- - Change of mind or direction.
- - Complete change of direction
- - Delight about South Africa's turnaround
- - About-turn on the subject of upset salver
- - Changeabout
- - Poem, unfinished, in real turnabout
- - Vicar has laser surgery down below in setback
- - It could mean going back over old ground
- - Royal Society dons disclose change in direction
- - It makes star pupils slip up? Rats!
- - Backward movement
- - Set back.
- - Turnaround
- - Poetry mostly seen in true defeat
- - Setback confused several crossing river
- - Setback making no difference to mum or dad?
- - Change in direction
- - Empty rows during show leading to cancellation
- - Setback that doesn't affect mum or dad
- - A change to an opposite direction
- - Appeal result, at times
- - This puzzle's twist, found at 17-, 19-, 25-, 50-, 58-, and 64-Across and 9-Down
- - Fortune's failure
- - Business setback
- - Turnabout
- - Legal change.
- - A setback.
- - Flip-flop
- - Direct opposite
- - Setback
- - Negation
- - Undoing
- - A setback resulting from several different reasons initially
- - Vague amount
- - Vague quantity
- - Undefined quantity
- - Indefinite quantity
- - Unspecified quantity
- - Choice word?
- - 'Somewhat'
- - '. . . more or less'
- - Tom, Dick or Harry
- - All alternative
- - .... news
- - "All ...!"
- - At all
- - In the least
- - A few
- - More than none
- - Nonspecific amount
- - One or more
- - Unspecified amount
- - Not many
- - An unspecified amount
- - Several
- - Indefinite amount
- - Unspecified number
- - Beginning of time
- - Body opening?
- - Not in ... shape or form
- - One of a number?
- - "... updates for me?"
- - 'Ring ___ bells?'
- - some from the ne, say
- - ... old how, without care
- - Not specific
- - Indecisive word
- - One unspecified area west of New York
- - Have you ... wool? (nursery rhyme question)
- - More than zip
- - Whatever is a city?
- - ...... Dream Will Do, Jason Donovan song
- - "Doesn't matter which one!"
- - 1999 Oliver Stone film, .. Given Sunday
- - some hiding in a banyan tree
- - Not under ... circumstances!
- - Indiscriminate choice
- - several don't start as unspecified
- - Some bug taken from Germany
- - Starter for 'how' or 'way'