➠ Words with a

List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.

  • - hawkeye's outfit
  • - Hawkeye's unit
  • - Hawkeye's milieu
  • - Where Hawkeye practiced
  • - TV show where Frank Burns wooed Hot Lips
  • - TV series with Hawkeye and Hot Lips
  • - Program featuring Hawkeye
  • - Hawkeye's show
  • - Comedy where Alan Alda played Hawkeye Pierce
  • - Classic war film with "Hawkeye" and "Hot Lips"
  • - Crush or cream potatoes
  • - 1970s-1980s sitcom set in Korea
  • - Smush up
  • - Make pulp of
  • - korean war comedy-drama celebrating its 50th anniversary
  • - TV series with the all-time most-watched episode
  • - no. 25: its 1983 finale was "the most-watched single episode of television ever"
  • - Classic TV series set in Korea
  • - 'Monster ...' (Halloween song)
  • - Old sitcom set at a wartime hospital
  • - Crush, as boiled potatoes
  • - need to make wort, in a brewery
  • - Classic TV series that starred Alan Alda
  • - what to eat with cooked hams?
  • - suicide is painless was the theme tune to which film/tv series?
  • - Verb in a fufu recipe
  • - Swit show
  • - Classic TV series starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit
  • - Beat to a pulp, as a potato
  • - Pound of ham ultimately remains
  • - Accompaniment for bangers?
  • - Sitcom whose finale is still the most-watched episode of a scripted series
  • - reduce to a soft mixture, as potatoes
  • - old woman's hot potato dish
  • - Pound, as boiled potatoes
  • - Make potatoes soft
  • - Leads for microphones and sophisticated headphones produced by Pulp
  • - It goes with bangers in the Christmas holidays
  • - "Monster ..." (song often heard around Halloween)
  • - Sitcom set in wartime
  • - Prepare spuds
  • - Classic TV series set during the Korean War
  • - crushed state
  • - You may eat it during the Christmas holiday
  • - What someone might do to potatoes or buttons
  • - Crush boiled potatoes to a pulp, say
  • - Reduce to a pulp, as with potato
  • - pound down old lady's hospital
  • - Smash potatoes
  • - Reduce to a paste
  • - Make, as potatoes
  • - crushed condition
  • - American comedy-drama series starring Alan Alda: Abbr.
  • - Crush food to a pulp
  • - squeeze 50% malt quietly
  • - 1972-1983 sitcom about military doctors
  • - Series for Jamie Farr
  • - Wood on motorway becomes pulp
  • - It goes with bangers
  • - Radar's unit
  • - The 4077th, for short
  • - Radar unit?
  • - Trapper John's post
  • - Alan Alda sitcom
  • - TV show that signed off on February 28, 1983
  • - Squoosh
  • - Sitcom that starred Alan Alda
  • - Radar's post
  • - Pulp (potato)
  • - Long-running army medical show
  • - Long-run TV show
  • - Korean War sitcom
  • - Classic TV show with three stars?
  • - Chickenfeed
  • - Brewer's material
  • - Bourbon base
  • - Altman film: 1970
  • - Alda vehicle
  • - 8063rd or 4077th
  • - Wort ingredient
  • - Wartime acronym
  • - War-zone sitcom
  • - Verb in a guac recipe
  • - Vehicle for Loretta Swit
  • - Vehicle for Alda
  • - Ubiquitous TV series
  • - TV sitcom that featured Radar and Hot Lips
  • - TV show with the character Zelmo Zale
  • - TV show that was set during the Korean War
  • - TV show set in Korea
  • - TV series set in Korea whose 1983 finale drew 125 million viewers
  • - TV series on Korean War medicos
  • - TV comedy that was set in Korea
  • - TV comedy that costarred Wayne Rogers and Harry Morgan
  • - Sweetheart, in old slang
  • - Squush
  • - Squish squash
  • - Sour ...... whiskey
  • - Soft mixture for cattle
  • - Sitcom with three stars
  • - Sitcom that starred Alan Alda and Loretta Swit
  • - Sitcom that had three asterisks in its title
  • - Sitcom that costarred Harry Morgan and Gary Burghoff
  • - Sitcom based on a 1970 Donald Sutherland movie
  • - Side dish with bangers
  • - Show with Frank Burns and "Hot Lips"
  • - Show whose final episode aired 2/28/83, and this puzzle's theme
  • - Show on which Radar drank Nehi
  • - Richard Hooker book subtitled "A Novel About Three Army Doctors"
  • - Prepare the potatoes
  • - Prepare avocados for guacamole
  • - Prepare Alan Alda's potatoes?
  • - Prep potatoes for Thanksgiving
  • - Premiere of 9/17/72
  • - Pound to a pulp
  • - Pound potatoes
  • - Potato dish, in British slang
  • - Popular TV war sitcom
  • - Popular TV rerun
  • - Partner of mish
  • - Outstanding Comedy Series Emmy nominee every year from 1973 to 1983
  • - One kind of note
  • - Not handle gently
  • - Movie-spinoff TV series
  • - Moonshine-to-be
  • - Mixture for cattle
  • - Megahit TV series
  • - Make flirtatious advances
  • - Long-running TV hit
  • - Long-running army comedy
  • - Long-run TV hit
  • - Korean War TV series
  • - Korean War movie
  • - Korea-based sitcom
  • - Jam down
  • - It lost out to "Patton" for Best Picture
  • - It goes well with sausages
  • - Hot Lips starred in this TV hit
  • - Hit TV show set in Korea
  • - Hit film in 1970
  • - Ground mixture
  • - Ground animal feed
  • - Flirt, in old slang
  • - Fix the potatoes
  • - Film title with asterisks
  • - Fermentable mixture
  • - Donald Sutherland hit
  • - Dish, bangers & ...
  • - Couch potato's favorite show?
  • - Contents of a brewer's vat.
  • - Col. Sherman Potter's post
  • - Col. Potter's command
  • - Classic TV's 4077th
  • - Classic TV show with 3 stars?
  • - British potato dish, informally
  • - Brewer's preparation
  • - Brewer's mix
  • - Bangers' frequent partner?
  • - Bangers partner, in a British dish
  • - Bangers and ......
  • - Alda's series
  • - Alda's program
  • - Alda TV vehicle
  • - Alda smash
  • - Alda classic
  • - Alan Alda sitcom with the theme song "Suicide Is Painless"
  • - Alan Alda series
  • - Acronym in the names of a children's game and a classic TV show
  • - 1974 Emmy winner for best comedy series
  • - 1972-83 sitcom
  • - 1972-1983 Korean War sitcom
  • - 1970s-1980s sitcom set during the Korean War
  • - 1970s CBS comedy set during the Korean War
  • - 1970 Sutherland movie
  • - "Suicide Is Painless" was its theme song
  • - "Suicide Is Painless" was its theme
  • - "Monster ......" (song that's popular around Halloween)
  • - TV hit
  • - Pulverise
  • - Brewer's mixture.
  • - Food for livestock
  • - Livestock fare
  • - Smush
  • - Long-running TV series
  • - Potato dish
  • - Type of note
  • - Soft pulpy mass
  • - Prepare potatoes
  • - Reduce to a pulp
  • - Prepare, as soft potatoes
  • - Reduce to pulp by crushing
  • - Pulverize potatoes
  • - Make pulp out of
  • - Make a pulp out of
  • - Render pulpy
  • - Crush, like potatoes
  • - Pulp
  • - Acronymic sitcom title
  • - Distillery mixture
  • - TV show with three stars
  • - Crush into a paste
  • - 'The ...... Report' (BBC Two's answer to 'The Daily Show')
  • - Sitcom set in South Korea
  • - Squish, as potatoes
  • - Prepare, as potatoes
  • - mother left with one from african country
  • - Landlocked nation in Western Africa whose capital is Bamako
  • - mother, 51, from african country
  • - mother left one in african country
  • - empire whose leader mansa musa was one of the wealthiest people in history
  • - liam wanders here in africa
  • - Frenchman greatest boxer in country
  • - Country hidden in "Somalia"
  • - in which country is timbuktu?
  • - this part of somalia is in africa, of course
  • - Country involved in formal investigation
  • - African country hidden in 'Somalia'
  • - Country whose flag stripe colors are exactly the same as Guinea's except in reverse order
  • - Clay-based mass: some admit it here to give others
  • - Male greatest boxer in country
  • - Country goon from Mongolia
  • - It gained independence from France in 1960
  • - Independent African country since 1960
  • - Formal institution in the country? Quite the opposite
  • - Somalian's heart is elsewhere in Africa
  • - The Niger River flows through it
  • - Overthrowing religion has not succeeded in country
  • - Country in Western Africa
  • - West African country at odds with France in 2013
  • - Whence the militants in the recent Algerian hostage crisis
  • - United Nations member since 1960
  • - Country in West Africa
  • - American boxer attending Mass in African state
  • - A little animal in the country
  • - part of somalia is in africa, of course
  • - West African country with Bamako, Sikasso cities
  • - nation southwest of algeria
  • - Home to Timbuktu
  • - African country seized by Somalia
  • - Country with the capital Bamako
  • - Timbuktus land
  • - Rokia Traore's homeland
  • - African country to the east of Mauritania
  • - Country whose name rhymes with holly
  • - landlocked african nation west of niger
  • - Salif Keita's country
  • - African country that borders Algeria and Senegal
  • - home country of former real madrid star mahamadou diarra
  • - Country southwest of Algeria
  • - african country with 13 national languages
  • - nation that's home to the great mosque of djenné
  • - Timbuktu is there
  • - African country miles north of a large island
  • - african country of abnormal interest
  • - Motorway going over the greatest country
  • - home country of novelist moussa konaté
  • - Western African country whose capital is Bamako
  • - West African country whose name rhymes with "jolly"
  • - african nation whose capital is bamako
  • - W. African country
  • - Country within Somalia?
  • - Timbuktu's country
  • - Algeria's neighbor
  • - African setting of Brian Littlefair's novel 'Desert Burial'
  • - Timbuktu's land
  • - Home of Timbuktu
  • - Country bordered by Niger
  • - Country between Algeria and Burkina Faso
  • - Mauritania neighbor
  • - Its capital is Bamako
  • - Ivory Coast neighbor
  • - Timbuktu's nation
  • - French Sudan, today
  • - Neighbor of Mauritania
  • - Country that's an anagram of Peru's capital
  • - French Sudan, formerly
  • - Major gold exporter
  • - Neighbor of Senegal
  • - West African land
  • - Principally Muslim African land, inland
  • - Country post may see liberal moving to the west
  • - Bamako's locale
  • - Sudanese Republic, today
  • - Dogon people's nation
  • - French Sudan, once
  • - French Sudan, later
  • - Landlocked nation of West Africa
  • - Bamako's country
  • - Saharan land
  • - Country singer famous for reggae broadcast
  • - African country with no coastline
  • - Country south of Algeria
  • - Bamako's land
  • - West African country, capital Bamako
  • - Country once known as French Sudan
  • - Landlocked land of Africa
  • - French Sudan
  • - Where Bambara is widely spoken
  • - Algeria neighbor
  • - Bamako is its capital
  • - African country within Somalia
  • - Ill will after abandonment by church and state
  • - Niger's western neighbor
  • - Sudanese Republic, now
  • - Send mail out to Africa
  • - Big African exporter of gold
  • - First signs of massive African landlocked independent republic
  • - Country protected by formal institution
  • - Landlocked land of West Africa
  • - Landlocked West African country
  • - Country with a name one letter shy of a First Daughter's
  • - Country that turns into a capital when its syllables are interchanged
  • - Country once called French Sudan
  • - Tuareg rebellion locale of 2012
  • - Country whose name is an anagram of another country's capital
  • - African country bordering 12-Down
  • - Southern Sahara land
  • - Country twice the size of Texas
  • - A southern neighbor of Algeria
  • - The former French Sudan, nowadays
  • - Timbuktu setting
  • - Where Bambara is spoken
  • - Large African country
  • - Home to Bamako
  • - Country formerly known as French Sudan
  • - Country that's over 50% desert
  • - Guinea neighbor
  • - Bamako's nation
  • - Senegal neighbor
  • - Neighbor of Algeria
  • - Landlocked land
  • - African land
  • - West African nation
  • - West African republic
  • - Wheedle
  • - Niger neighbor
  • - Neighbor of Niger
  • - Landlocked African land
  • - Landlocked African nation
  • - African nation
  • - Landlocked African country
  • - Landlocked African republic
  • - Saharan nation
  • - Landlocked country of Africa
  • - Niger's neighbor
  • - West African country
  • - Burkina Faso neighbor
  • - Neighbor of Burkina Faso
  • - African country
  • - African republic
  • - south sahara nation
  • - Country whose name is a homophone of Molly
  • - Country east of Senegal
  • - African country where Bambara is spoken
  • - Country where Bambara is spoken
  • - African country that anagrams to "lima"
  • - West African country; an anagram of mail
  • - part of africa, part of somalia
  • - Nation formerly known as French Sudan
  • - Senegal's neighbor to the east
  • - US labor law that provides job-protected leave
  • - Family and Medical Leave Act
  • - Put one out of school schedule
  • - move to see somewhere else?
  • - Convert text to a different language
  • - Caner's material: Var.
  • - Wood for wicker: Var.
  • - Caning material: Var.
  • - Wicker: Var.
  • - Palm stem: Var.
  • - Cane: Var.
  • - Indian industrialist, former Tata Group chairman
  • - ........ tata, an indian industrialist, philanthropist, and a former chairman of tata sons
  • - Wickerwork
  • - Wickerwork material
  • - Edible hard clam; fictional setting of Family Guy
  • - clam used in chowder
  • - Thick-shelled clam
  • - Edible clam
  • - American clam
  • - New England chowder clam
  • - Cape Cod clam
  • - Hard-shell clam
  • - Tasty clam
  • - Chowder denizen
  • - Prized clam
  • - Atlantic clam
  • - Chowder ingredient
  • - Kind of clam
  • - fictional setting in rhode island of the animated sitcom family guy
  • - Providence district where Family Guy is set
  • - As a greedy person, this shellfish may be eaten
  • - Cleveland's home
  • - "Family Guy" town
  • - "Family Guy" setting
  • - "Family Guy" hometown
  • - Thick-shelled seafood selection
  • - New England seafood
  • - Thick-shelled seafood