➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - two-thirds of 11, for instance -- it's befuddling!
- - laugh in local, ordering drink
- - Everyone goes around company house for drink
- - Almost everyone, hot, getting stuck into chilled drink
- - Everyone goes round company house for booze
- - colourless flammable liquid, the active principle of intoxicating drinks
- - Local criminal drinking house wine?
- - Cavity appearing shortly after fizzy cola drink
- - It's off-limits for teetotallers
- - Intoxicating drink
- - Drink produced by firm of hospitality leaders consumed by everyone
- - Capone, unruffled swallowing hot drink
- - Drink beer, mostly chilled, when it's hot inside
- - Virgin drink's lack
- - Strong drink and salmon consumed by everyone
- - Drink in county house consumed by everyone
- - Drink for everybody, including company, on house
- - What virgin drinks lack
- - Strong drink
- - local drunk has laugh getting drink
- - it's subject to minimum unit pricing in scotland
- - Beer, eg
- - What proof measures
- - Intoxicating liquor
- - Intoxicating liquid sold in a bar
- - Beer or wine, eg
- - Where can one get it? Oh, from some local source
- - inebriating spirit
- - Intoxicating liquid
- - Mocktail's lack
- - its strength can be shown by proof
- - Gin, but not tonic
- - spirit of purity
- - Pure spirit
- - What a Breathalyzer test detects
- - Spirits etc
- - Prohibition's prohibition
- - Ontario export
- - Intoxicating substance
- - Gin, e.g.
- - Bourbon or vodka
- - Beer, wine & spirits
- - According to George Bernard Shaw it is "the anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life"
- - Purchase of proof?
- - Consumers may want to see the proof of it
- - Husband over in local, shiftily getting booze
- - Fish in every spirit
- - "The anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life": Shaw
- - Gangster's trendy swallowing hard liquor
- - It may be sold in fifths
- - Dipsomaniac's bane
- - It comes in fifths
- - Spirits, perhaps
- - It's bought in bars
- - Still spirits
- - Cider "hardener"
- - Second part
- - Teetotaler's taboo
- - It separates wine from Welch's
- - Matter of proof?
- - Rubber's need
- - Prohibitionists would like to prohibit it
- - Gas stretcher
- - Word with wood
- - Antifreeze.
- - Colorless, volatile liquid.
- - "The cause and solution to all of life's problems"
- - Spirits
- - Still stuff
- - John Barleycorn
- - Speakeasy attraction
- - Liquor
- - Fermentation product
- - Fifth element
- - Whiskey component
- - Intoxicant
- - Hand sanitizer ingredient
- - Hooch
- - Booze
- - Driving hazard
- - See 71-Across
- - Spirit
- - See 40 Across
- - See 39 Across
- - Prohibition prohibition
- - Fermented liquor
- - Small glass container for holding medicine
- - Container for liquid medicines
- - In which medicine is horrid, by the sound of it
- - Small medicine vessel
- - a small container for liquid medicine.
- - Container for medicine, maybe
- - Bottle of liquid medicine
- - Small medicine bottle
- - Item connected to an atomizer, maybe
- - Medicine bottle
- - Medicine container
- - Reportedly horrible medicine container
- - Medicine holder, sometimes
- - Medicine holder
- - Apothecary item
- - Medicine chest item
- - Medical lab item
- - Medicine cabinet item
- - small glass bottle for medicine, eg
- - a small bottle, usually for liquid medicine
- - It's made to take medicine that sounds disgusting
- - a small bottle for liquid medicine
- - small vessel left next to roman road
- - Small container in a chemistry lab
- - Going through Liguria, initially with bottle
- - small perfume container
- - Small container in a medical lab
- - Vaccine container
- - Thin glass container in a laboratory
- - Small bottle contributing to conviviality
- - Nitroglycerin container
- - A small container, often containing perfumes or salts
- - Small container for holding liquids
- - Small container for lab liquids
- - Tiny glass bottle
- - Tube through Liverpool's opening
- - Bottle for perfume that's disgusting, we hear
- - atomizer attachment
- - Crack container
- - Poison container, maybe
- - Wrath of God's vessel
- - Tablet bottle
- - Small glass container in a laboratory
- - Poison holder
- - Poison container, perhaps
- - Pillbox cousin
- - Mini-container
- - Mean or vulgar
- - Foul-sounding container?
- - Elixir container, stereotypically
- - Druggist's glass
- - Crack pot?
- - Container for a nostrum
- - Chemist's bottle.
- - Chanel holder, perhaps
- - Biology lab vessel
- - Beaker's relative
- - Bacteria sample container
- - Ampul
- - Liquid holder
- - Tablet holder
- - Glass tube
- - Lab glass
- - Small receptacle
- - Small flask.
- - Glass bottle
- - Flask
- - Container for liquids.
- - Glass vessel
- - Chemist's vessel
- - Bottle-...
- - Baby bottle?
- - Perfume container
- - Lab bottle
- - Serum vessel
- - Small perfume bottle
- - Test tube
- - Perfume bottle
- - Drugstore container
- - Ampule
- - One gives little squirt split byline
- - Ampule's kin
- - Holder of a blood sample
- - Lab container
- - Poison container
- - Perfume holder
- - Pharmacy bottle
- - Medication container
- - Small container for liquids
- - Lab vessel
- - Laboratory bottle
- - Blood sample container
- - Serum container
- - Small bottle
- - Potion holder
- - Dosage container
- - Chemist's container
- - Apothecary container
- - Potion container
- - Nasty-sounding container
- - Little fluid holder
- - Dropper holder
- - Lab tube
- - Small glass container
- - Cologne container
- - Small vessel
- - Container of drug that is nasty, we hear
- - Perfumery container
- - Going through, start losing bottle
- - Bottle important, having lost heart
- - Vaccine holder
- - Bottle that sounds bad
- - Dosage container, at times
- - Cosmetics container
- - Menacing 'Romeo and Juliet' prop
- - Bottle for tablets
- - Cologne holder
- - Apothecary's container
- - Glass container in a lab
- - Pharmaceutical vessel
- - Extremely unpleasant reports from The Tube
- - Tiny bottle
- - Liquid container that sounds unpleasant?
- - Ampoule
- - Apothecary's bottle
- - Holder of small doses
- - Essential to drop core temperature in bottle
- - Pill holder
- - Perfumery bottle
- - Small glass tube
- - Container for nitroglycerin
- - Pharmacist's container
- - Container that sounds nasty?
- - Ampule, e.g.
- - A needle may be inserted into it
- - Smelling salts holder
- - It might hold the solution
- - Medical lab vessel
- - Pharmacy container
- - Pill bottle
- - Centrifuge insert
- - Specimen holder
- - Cousin of an ampule
- - Flask relative
- - Drug holder
- - Specimen container
- - Small container
- - Pill container
- - Glass container
- - Container for some drugs
- - Smelling-salts container
- - Perfume bottle, perhaps
- - Serum bottle
- - Perfumery unit
- - Dose container
- - Druggist's container
- - Ampule kin
- - Small glass bottle
- - Little glass holder
- - Antidote holder, maybe
- - Container
- - Blood vessel
- - Container in a science lab
- - Small bottle in a lab
- - old-time dance centre
- - Centre for rustic dancing
- - Permissive foreigner at the dance centre?
- - Tall column that people dance around in the spring
- - Ex PM and European dance round this
- - Broadcast vote on PM that's at the centre of celebration?
- - PM in front of bar, focal point for dancers
- - Centre of a dance revolution?
- - PM announced vote -- there was a song and dance about it in spring
- - Feature of seasonal dance, mum meeting unknown European
- - Vertical symbol of spring
- - Centre of ribbon dance
- - Center of some dances
- - Can chap from Gdansk dance around this?
- - Might E European dance around this?
- - Ribbon-strewn staff
- - Garlanded column
- - Spring dance prop
- - Lay poem (anag.)
- - Danced-around post
- - Gosh — grabbing a European, one danced round
- - Beribboned staff
- - Springtime stick with streamers
- - 5/1 fixture
- - Seasonal dancing center?
- - Spring fest need
- - Tourist's old cap crushed by wild punch
- - Tourist having punch round lido getting drunk
- - Tourist ....
- - one escaping wild punch engages 'duck and cover'
- - Punch catches offensive stranger on beach?
- - travel company?
- - Travel agent perhaps is taking a break
- - One on vacation
- - Artificial
- - Feigned
- - Not factual
- - Insincere
- - Word that can precede the first parts of 16- and 59-Across and 10- and 27-Down
- - I will avoid poor showings by end of game? Not so
- - Ungenuine
- - "A dagger of the mind, a .... creation ... ": Macbeth
- - Word before alarm or arrest
- - Like some starts at the racetrack
- - Bogus
- - Sports body going to college in London? Not so
- - Kind of arrest or step
- - Pseudo
- - Under ...... pretenses
- - The 'F' of T/F
- - "F" on a quiz
- - Not genuine
- - Based on error
- - Like incorrect statements
- - What "F" means on a test
- - Chopped up fleas? That's not right!
- - Like some pretenses
- - River, south-eastern? Wrong
- - Mock intermittently flawless English
- - Chopped up fleas? That is not the right answer!
- - Sham
- - F on a test paper
- - Exam answer, sometimes
- - Two-faced
- - Like lies
- - Disingenuous
- - Choice on some tests
- - Deceitful
- - Like some rumors
- - Apocryphal
- - Ripe for debunking
- - Like an alias
- - Alternative to true, on a quiz
- - Like some pretenses or rumors
- - Describing a denture
- - Word before front or teeth
- - Not so, or word that can precede the first word of 17-, 30-, 48-, or 65-Across
- - Many a test answer
- - Fabricated
- - Quiz answer, perhaps
- - Like a liar's statement
- - Test answer you have a 50/50 chance of guessing right
- - Not loyal
- - Like some starts
- - Far from faithful
- - Far from true-blue
- - Word with prophet or promise
- - Wrong
- - Made up
- - Positive
- - Like some alarms
- - Without foundation
- - Perfidious
- - 'Not true!'
- - Deceptive
- - Not so
- - Questionnaire choice
- - Witness
- - Hollow
- - 'Keep dreaming!'
- - Fictitious
- - Illusory
- - Not to be believed
- - Fake
- - Spurious
- - See 53-Down
- - Lying out with fleas
- - deliberately deceptive, to fool the fleas!
- - Fleas (anag)
- - Not correct, ... claims
- - blew up safe - pound in it was bogus
- - answer on a quiz with only two options
- - dishonest fake
- - True's opposite, on a test
- - F on a final
- - invalid fleas hopping around!
- - say something wrong: strike a .... note
- - fleas fly – not true
- - an automatic weapon
- - Weapon in gangster movies
- - Rat-a-tat-tat weapon
- - Rapid-fire weapon
- - Automatic weapon
- - cinema hung with decoration -- one takes numerous shots
- - Gets fired by major employer and is employed by the National Rifle Association
- - Relative has mostly porcelain English piece for Breda, the fiery type - it'll knock them dead!
- - Rapid firer
- - Prop in many an action film
- - Fast firer
- - Gatling's brainchild
- - Action film staple
- - Staff receiving unexpectedly nice hug, but one is fired