➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Wall in Bosnia's prime locations provide defence?
- - "i was home watching television," for one
- - Claim in court that one was elsewhere
- - One wasn't there to make such a defence
- - excuse for failure
- - Bail arranged by one for the defence
- - A criminal suspect may need one
- - It puts one in the clear
- - A defendant might have one
- - Defence revealed in tabloid — bail oddly rejected
- - I break bail in order to prove I was elsewhere
- - bail is affected by one defence plea
- - Excuse in a mystery novel
- - Justification one needed after jumping bail
- - Jumping bail I find an excuse
- - Party member taking part in first-class defence of the accused
- - Backtracking, caught in fib, I laugh and say, "I was in Pizza Express in Woking at the time"
- - bail arranged before one defence plea
- - This excuse is out of place
- - plea by one after bail is arranged
- - Excuse for a criminal suspect
- - Bishop, one supporting boxer's defence
- - in court, can this get bail for one?
- - Bail arranged by one having a reason for innocence
- - Former boxing champ with book — one providing defence
- - at length inquiry brings in leaders' defence
- - "i was out of town that week," for example
- - "i couldn't have eaten the last eclair since i haven't been home all day," for example
- - Proof that one was elsewhere
- - word from the latin for "elsewhere"
- - Excuse for the absent-minded?
- - a politician with one excuse
- - Bail out! I have proof I wasn't there!
- - claim or proof that one was elsewhere when a crime was committed.
- - Excuse in a trial
- - Out in a court?
- - Excuse - a liberal one
- - Story that might not hold up in court
- - I bail out of court excuse
- - A politician one making excuse
- - having a good excuse i am given bail
- - excuse made by one after jumping bail
- - Breaking bail — one's excuse?
- - In general, I bicker about an excuse
- - in canal, i binned an excuse
- - A suspect's excuse for not being responsible
- - one in pound interrupts excellent excuse for failure
- - Bail set, I make a plea in court
- - Self-justification in fib I laughed about
- - court story from the criminal — one to accept as true in hearing?
- - reason for innocence
- - after getting bail somehow, i find an excuse
- - Excuse in court excellent defending one bishop on line
- - Defence of jails in brig occasionally
- - 'A' Is for ... (Sue Grafton crime novel)
- - First, Adam left one bit unfinished, offering an excuse
- - Excuse offered for absenteeism
- - an excuse often picked early in bail
- - Evidence for acquittal
- - What Thin Lizzy were waiting for in 1979.
- - Excuse of a party, formerly one
- - This "excuse" was a song by Ringo Starr in 1983
- - defence provided by famous boxer breaking in at the start
- - A reason that is given for not being at a place, at a particular time
- - i bail out, showing i was somewhere else
- - plea that gives one bail, maybe
- - One might stand up in court
- - One might not hold up in court
- - Out for the accused
- - Thin Lizzy "Waiting for an ......"
- - Excuse intended to avert blame
- - Provable account of a suspect's whereabouts
- - "i couldn't have done the murder—i was at my son's little league baseball game!", e.g.
- - Excuse Svengali Bill uses
- - proof of location
- - defence by an accused person that they were somewhere else when the crime was committed
- - Excuse boxer breeder intended to begin with
- - Courtroom plea of being elsewhere
- - Legal plea of having been elsewhere
- - crime suspect's excuse
- - Excuse boxer liking both men and women
- - It's better when corroborated
- - Excuse Mali bigamist uses
- - With a politician I have such an excuse
- - "It wasn't me! I was at the library," e.g
- - Defence alleging a suspect was elsewhere
- - Suspect's explanation that a cop may try to break
- - Defendant's claim of having been elsewhere
- - Proof of whereabouts
- - excuse a fellow £50 off the bill
- - "i was out of town that day," say
- - Proof against wrongdoing
- - "i was out of town that day," e.g.
- - defence of a location?
- - Making excuse, do cut off a sexual urge
- - "i was on vacation at the time of the robbery," e.g.
- - Excuse from Svengali Bill
- - Defendant's claim of innocence
- - A justification
- - sue grafton's a
- - Legal excuse story
- - Cover story from the accused
- - what a defense witness may provide
- - A criminal's may be unbelievable
- - any lapse is business is primarily an excuse
- - Criminal's excuse
- - it may check out
- - Mentioned alley, by courtroom defence
- - I was somewhere else statement
- - it may be fictional
- - Claim to be elsewhere during a crime
- - Excuse given to police investigators
- - Excuse of being somewhere else
- - Liberal stopping excellent legal defence
- - The greatest Belgium international defence
- - Heard Ali buy a reasonable defence
- - Crook's excuse
- - Excuse that might be described as airtight or ironclad
- - it might be proof of convenient absence
- - crime story statement
- - Criminal's claim that he was elsewhere when the crime occurred
- - story requiring confirmation
- - Criminal suspect's excuse
- - Excuse to avert blame
- - fact of being elsewhere
- - Suspect's Whereabouts At A Time
- - criminal defense
- - story to stick to
- - 'Couldn't have been me' story
- - perp's defense
- - Claim of being elsewhere when a crime was committed
- - suspect's story of innocence
- - Excuse from Bengali biographer
- - Story that may clear a suspect
- - defence of the absent
- - explanation given by the greatest british setter
- - Con's excuse
- - "I was solving a crossword when it happened," e.g.
- - "i was at home watering my plants when the robbery took place," e.g.
- - accused's "i was somewhere else" story
- - 'I was somewhere else' excuse
- - Cover story to drag out of Garibaldi
- - 'Wasn't me . . . I was out of town,' e.g
- - Defence attorney likes it better if leads not followed?
- - defence of being elsewhere
- - Courtroom defence against law I broke, initially
- - Alleged perp's excuse
- - evidence of being elsewhere
- - positional defence
- - Suspect's cover story
- - Perp's cover
- - Accused's need
- - Suspect's need
- - It may be airtight
- - Suspect's explanation
- - It eliminates suspects
- - Legal defense
- - It might be airtight
- - Defence plea
- - Lardner's "...... Ike"
- - It eliminates a suspect
- - Defensive story
- - Defendant's offering
- - Criminal excuse
- - "I was at my friend's all night," e.g.
- - What an accused perpetrator needs
- - Well-known Ike
- - Suspect eliminator
- - Proof of innocence, perhaps
- - It could be a strong defense
- - Innocence indicator
- - Convenient story
- - A suspect's might be suspect
- - "Perfect murder" component
- - "I was away on business," e.g.
- - "I was at work all day," e.g.
- - "I was at the movies," e.g.
- - "I was at home sleeping at the time," e.g.
- - "I ran out of gas," e.g.
- - "I had to visit my sick aunt," e.g.
- - Wrongdoer's excuse
- - Whereabouts excuse
- - Trial excuse
- - Tall story, often
- - They internalise blame for treatment
- - The swimmer receives pressure treatment
- - most of them may have to pray for treatment!
- - Psychological treatment
- - Those people accept charge for treatment
- - They will come round to knock hospital treatment
- - he is in the wrong party to get proper treatment
- - Male in working party gets treatment
- - Talking treatment with a counsellor
- - pray, perhaps, when under the treatment
- - Male in wild party gets treatment
- - They must accept hip-hop treatment
- - treatment for disorders
- - possibly pray after the treatment
- - they have to knock inside for treatment
- - possibly pray when under the treatment
- - Ambassador in wild party gets treatment
- - He enters riotous party for treatment
- - Those people may accept charge for treatment
- - Treatment of people in general holding chat
- - 'Treatment,' they say crossly, 'is included'
- - Treatment is what's taken by fall guy on fourth of July
- - Treatment process
- - Setting for many New Yorker cartoons
- - Unknown people accepting charge for counselling?
- - Cut up during your old treatment
- - Relieving treatment
- - Those people must accept charge for treatment
- - Curative treatment
- - Psychologist's treatment
- - Treatment regimen
- - Word from the Greek for "healing"
- - Treatment, of a sort
- - Type of treatment
- - Rehab treatment
- - Treatment at a hospital
- - Treatment of disease
- - Remedial treatment.
- - Course of treatment
- - Medical treatment
- - ...... treatment
- - They say abruptly "In for treatment"
- - remedial treatment arising from party he ruined
- - they knock inside for treatment
- - pray the change will do you good!
- - Occupational ........
- - Word that can follow "physical" or "couples"
- - Shrink's specialty
- - Healing process
- - It may help you change your mind
- - Counseling
- - Help, of a sort, and a word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 25-Down
- - Frasier Crane's service
- - Rehabilitative effort
- - What hard nut might take, ending in recovery?
- - Couples may be in it
- - Help, of a sort
- - Psychologist's prescription, perhaps
- - Psychologist's prescription, sometimes
- - A couple may be in it
- - Get well regimen
- - Ego trip?
- - Rehabilitation
- - Word after play or group
- - It could be a group effort
- - Dr. Howard Rusk's branch of medicine.
- - Headwork
- - Physical
- - Family ...
- - Spa offering
- - Medical care
- - Doctor's order
- - professional help
- - Style of music unknown in support of The Cure?
- - others hold music to be healing
- - Rush forward with accusation
- - Legal accusation
- - Accusation that's made by 5
- - Accusation of assault
- - Explosive accusation?
- - Accusation
- - Cleaner, for example, retracted accusation
- - service battery to launch an attack
- - run for a payment
- - Fixed price for quantity of electricity
- - how much has to be paid for the attack?
- - run to a fee
- - Caught husband trafficking gear for a price
- - Cost associated with Light Brigade?
- - Somebody one's looking after for a fee
- - price for one heraldic device
- - Price for a service
- - make somebody pay for the attack
- - onslaught to put new life into the battery
- - Exact [fee]
- - Ask as a price
- - Tennyson poem, 'The .... of the Light Brigade'
- - Attack Bill's ward
- - Resist taking from cash register or the judge will see you about this
- - Protons and electrons have this while neutrons don't
- - how much the attack costs?
- - expense of electrical supply
- - Swapping knight for rook, alter attack
- - the price one has to pay for an attack
- - send a bill for the attack?
- - chinese, with wild rage, rush forward in attack
- - Accumulation of electricity
- - Offensive — fee
- - Credit card statement entry
- - Assertion of illegality
- - "Go get 'em, cavalry!"
- - Demand, as a price
- - Move quickly and violently
- - Daily, say, raised price
- - Rush forward in attack
- - Rush forward
- - Explosive cavalry assault
- - Accuse of a crime
- - Resist taking from cash register - the judge will see you about this
- - Formally accuse
- - Dead battery's need
- - Husband in car say reversed to fill tank
- - Pay with a credit card
- - Each criminal sheltering heartless Persian from The Bill
- - Put some juice into
- - Cavalry cry
- - Attack fee
- - Cleaner gets only half what customer pays
- - Attack bill
- - Husband in car say reversed to fill up
- - Attack daily grind enthusiastically at first
- - Accuse; load, fill
- - Cover with plastic?
- - Reach out around George and Bill
- - Storm heard by one of those in 19 down
- - Cavalry shout
- - Pay with plastic
- - Admission fee for child with adult?
- - Cry to the cavalry
- - Bill entry
- - Attack the matador
- - Cavalry attack
- - Fee; accuse
- - Pay by credit card
- - Battlefield shout of old
- - Old battlefield shout
- - Entrust (with a task)
- - Ask for clean house and empty garage
- - Pay for, in a way
- - How you buy tickets nowadays
- - Alternative to cash or check
- - Gas up a Volt, say
- - Cavalry command
- - Club's cover
- - Cavalry call
- - "Go get 'em!"
- - What a 54-Across may do to a matador
- - Use a credit card
- - Coulomb measure
- - Thrill, kick, buzz
- - Cavalry exhortation
- - Put it on plastic
- - Run at
- - Indictment
- - Cry at an old-fashioned battle
- - Bugle's signal
- - Cry in "Arsenic and Old Lace"
- - Attack shout
- - Act like Tennyson's "Brigade"
- - Call to account
- - Put on the cuff
- - Emulate the Light Brigade
- - Custody
- - Light Brigade concern
- - Ballpark cry
- - T. R. word.
- - Light Brigade's forte.
- - Enjoin.
- - Enjoin earnestly.
- - "Who's in ...... here?"
- - ...... d'affaires.
- - Judge's statement to the jury.
- - Command to the Light Brigade.
- - Allegation
- - One way to pay
- - Cash alternative
- - Responsibility
- - Use plastic
- - Attack order
- - .... fee
- - Cry on the battlefield
- - Battlefield shout
- - Expense
- - Rush at
- - Command
- - Attack
- - Censure
- - Electrify
- - Bit of excitement
- - Load
- - Cost
- - Kind of account
- - .... price
- - Accuse
- - "Let's go!"
- - an accumulation of electricity
- - Buy on account
- - Rush forward en masse
- - Replenish
- - assault and battery may require it!
- - attack – that's what to do with the battery
- - bill amendment gets resistance for regulation's end
- - run at a fee
- - Fill up the ward
- - rush in with a demand for money?
- - Listing on a credit card statement