➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Pinker and harder to find
- - Back crossing river to west, further from common?
- - Like prime numbers as compared to composite numbers
- - Like blue lobsters, compared to red ones
- - $2 bills, compared to $10s
- - Harder to find, as a collectible
- - like an albatross, compared to an eagle, in golf
- - It's harder to come by, as it's concealed by sorcerer - a rogue getting uppity
- - Contributions to tutor are reasonably less common
- - Less common for Republicans to accept age reversal
- - Not as likely to pop up
- - More enticing, to a philatelist
- - Less likely to appear
- - With more to be done?
- - Pinker or harder to find
- - Not so likely to pop up
- - Not as likely to happen
- - More valuable to collectors
- - More interesting to a collector
- - More hard to come by
- - More enticing to collectors
- - More enticing to a philatelist, say
- - More difficult to find
- - Like triple plays compared to double plays
- - Like $2 bills, vis-a-vis $1 bills
- - Less likely to be found
- - Less likely to be available
- - Less easy to find
- - Harder to track down
- - Closer to extinction, e.g.
- - Harder to find
- - Less likely to be spotted
- - Closer to extinction, perhaps
- - More unlikely to come up, looking back -- that's about right
- - More valuable to a collector
- - Harder to spot
- - Tougher to locate
- - More desirable to collectors
- - Closer to extinction
- - Worth more to collectors
- - Harder to come by
- - Closer to being raw
- - More desirable, to a collector
- - Less cooked, as steak
- - Painter Foster's spilled a thinner on the ground
- - Letters from a peer are rather less common
- - Less cooked, flipped over rump prodded by skewer, finally
- - pinker, in a restaurant
- - Less commonplace
- - Characters with flair are really not so common
- - The right are right less often
- - some deer are rather more uncommon
- - Rooks circling are not so commonly seen
- - "a lucky man is .... than a white crow": juvenal
- - more red, but not visibly
- - In September are rabbits less common?
- - Like uranium vis-à-vis carbon
- - Comparatively uncommon age for retirement in Rolls-Royce
- - Taken off the grill sooner, perhaps
- - Less charred
- - Bloodier [steak]
- - Less well cooked
- - Less seen
- - Less often found
- - Twice as unlikely
- - Redder, in a way
- - Pinker, perhaps
- - Pinker, in a way
- - Not as numerous
- - More red
- - More recherché
- - More pink, often
- - More exceptional
- - More endangered
- - Less cooked, as a steak
- - Thinner in density, as gases
- - Relatively red
- - Redder, as prime rib
- - Pinker than pink
- - Of thinner texture.
- - Of less frequency.
- - Of great singularity
- - Not so frequent
- - Not seen as often
- - Not done as well?
- - Not as well prepared?
- - Not as easily found
- - More valued, in a way
- - More valuable, maybe
- - More valuable, as coins
- - More unique
- - More pink, as steak
- - More like a day in June
- - More infrequent
- - More expensive on eBay, perhaps
- - More excellent.
- - More distinctive
- - More collectible, maybe
- - More choice
- - Like tigers vis-à-vis lions
- - Like rhinos vis-à-vis elephants
- - Like black opals vis-a-vis white opals
- - Less well-done, as steak
- - Less manifold
- - Less encountered
- - Less brown
- - Done less?
- - (Of meat) less cooked
- - " . . . ...... gifts than gold": Brooke
- - Finer.
- - Not as abundant
- - Not as plentiful.
- - In shorter supply.
- - More commonplace
- - Not as dense
- - Thinner
- - More undercooked
- - Like some steak
- - Less common
- - More unusual
- - Not as prevalent
- - More valuable, perhaps
- - Like O negative vis-à-vis O positive
- - Less often seen
- - Not as common
- - Less everyday
- - Less prevalent
- - Less established
- - More uncommon
- - More scarce
- - Pinker in the middle, say
- - Not so well-done
- - Less usual
- - Occurring less frequently
- - Pinker inside
- - Pinker, say
- - Way less common
- - More valuable, in some cases
- - Less frequently seen
- - Less abundant
- - Not so common
- - Scarcer
- - More underdone, though less common
- - Worth more, often
- - Like triples, vis-a-vis homers
- - Less typical
- - Like a 1943 copper penny, vis-a-vis a steel one
- - Like triple plays, vis-a-vis double plays
- - Like 1913 Liberty Head nickels, vis-a-vis 1913 Buffalo nickels
- - Thinner, as air
- - More collectible, perhaps
- - Items removed in a run-out
- - Backs out unexpectedly
- - Secures the release of a prisoner with a payment to the court
- - flakes out (on)
- - Flakes out
- - ...... out (removes water from a boat)
- - ...... out (jumps from an airplane)
- - Gets out while the getting is good
- - Gets water out of a boat
- - Deals with a leak, maybe
- - Gets water out of
- - Jumps (out)
- - Helps (out)
- - Starts to skydive, with "out"
- - Rescues, with "out"
- - .... out (gives up)
- - Removes water from, with "out"
- - ...... out (jumps ship)
- - Hits the silk, with "out"
- - Gives up, with "out"
- - Gets water out of the boat
- - .... out (rescues)
- - Extricates from a sticky situation, with "out"
- - Dips out water
- - ...... out (parachutes)
- - Uses a parachute, with "out"
- - Dips water out.
- - They sit on stumps in Bali's redevelopment
- - a cricket wicket is made up of three stumps and two ...........
- - Cancels at the last minute
- - play ends, they come off
- - Empties the boat
- - top of a wicket
- - Part of the cricket wicket
- - Takes off in a hurry
- - Scrams
- - Quits at the last minute
- - Empties the boat of water
- - Leaves suddenly
- - Exits quickly, in slang
- - Flies the coop
- - Exits suddenly, in slang
- - Doesn't show up
- - Abandons a commitment, in slang
- - Mans the buckets
- - Flees, informally
- - Tries to prevent a sinking
- - Leaves the groom at the altar
- - Flees the scene
- - Gives up, in slang
- - Leaves in a hurry, slangily
- - Cowardly flees the scene
- - Abruptly calls off plans, say
- - Kettle handles
- - Fights to save a sinking boat
- - Tries to keep the boat afloat
- - Leaves the groom at the altar, e.g.
- - Uses a bucket in a boat
- - Tries to avoid sinking
- - Pre-trial securities
- - Quits irresponsibly, in slang
- - Removes water from the boat
- - Sureties
- - Dips water from a boat
- - Scoops
- - Scoops up water in a boat
- - Buccaneers' buckets
- - Removes water
- - Hoop-shaped handles.
- - Pail handles.
- - Bucket handles.
- - Takes off
- - Leaves in a hurry
- - Exits quickly, informally
- - Part of a cricket wicket
- - Empties a leaky boat
- - Cross-pieces on a cricket wicket
- - Seaside resort in Lancashire
- - Lancashire resort
- - Resort of towering popularity, though the water looks pretty dirty?
- - resort in nw england
- - Home of The Big One rollercoaster
- - english town known for its annual "illuminations".
- - British have nowhere to swim, but big swing here?
- - Power cut, e.g.
- - Shock dropping resistance for power cut
- - lose heart in indignation during power cut
- - Power cut
- - Power cut is heartless shocking thing
- - Cut away silver plate's base
- - Interruption of power supply
- - interruption that leaves you powerless
- - fury when missing run during power loss
- - Power interruption
- - event reported to the power company
- - why a generator might be needed
- - Indignation, after river blocked – no power now?
- - result of a power-transformer failure, probably
- - Electricity problem
- - Delightful time
- - Loss of power
- - Heartless act of violence symptomatic with a loss of power
- - Interruption of service
- - Delightful event?
- - Cause of a blinking '12:00'
- - Service interruption
- - Run (from shock) when power fails
- - Delighted state?
- - Powerless situation
- - Where in Paris time, over a number of years, is similar to 9 across
- - Get old faster, perhaps, with loss of power
- - Storm consequence
- - Power trouble
- - Power failure
- - Grid failure
- - Summer problem for Con Edison
- - Interruption of electrical power
- - Big-time power failure
- - Revealed years in temporary suspension
- - Prospect that might evoke "We'd be delighted!"
- - Loss of juice
- - Reason for oversleeping
- - Period of powerlessness
- - Delighted condition?
- - Cause of a flashing alarm clock, perhaps
- - Electric company woe
- - Current loss
- - Electrical interruption
- - Power overload result
- - Period of interruption
- - Utility woe
- - Dark time, maybe
- - Problem at the power company
- - Blackout period
- - Power-failure period
- - Accidental suspension of operation.
- - Lighting problem?
- - Blackout
- - Delighting
- - Power problem
- - Lack of power
- - Service break?
- - a period when a power supply or other service is not available
- - Mnemonic device, e.g.
- - Mnemonic device
- - Jogger's sources of information about music expressing brooding resentment
- - Reminder