➠ Words with a
List contains 213213 Words that "a" contain.
- - Prepare onions, perhaps
- - Pan-fry in little oil
- - Cook in some olive oil say
- - Fry in a bit of ghee, say
- - cook prodding stuff with utensil, initially
- - Cook quickly in a skillet
- - One way to cook a 116-Across
- - Cook onions, perhaps
- - Use a wok, maybe
- - Sear in an open pan
- - Fry quickly with a small amount of oil
- - Fry quickly in a little fat
- - Fry in very little fat
- - Fry in oil
- - Fry in light fat
- - Fry in a bit of fat
- - Fried quickly in a little fat
- - Follow a Child direction
- - Cook squash, perhaps
- - Cook in a skillet, perhaps
- - Cook in a little fat
- - Cook in a bit of fat
- - Cook a certain way.
- - Cook quickly, as onions
- - Cook in a small amount of fat
- - Pan-fry in a suet mix
- - One way to cook onions
- - Cook lightly in a pan
- - Panfry and use a suet
- - Prepare in a pan
- - Use a skillet
- - One way to cook veal
- - Cook in a wok, perhaps
- - Work with a wok
- - Fry in a pan
- - Fry a bit
- - Fry in just a little fat
- - Fry in a small amount of fat
- - Use a wok, perhaps
- - Brown in a pan
- - Fry just a bit over high heat
- - Brown a bit
- - Brown, in a way
- - Cooked in a little hot fat
- - Cook in a little oil
- - Fry in a little fat
- - Cook on the range
- - Fry, in a way
- - Fry a little
- - Cook in minimal oil
- - Fry in butter
- - Cook in a pan
- - Cook in a wok, maybe
- - Prepare mushrooms, in a way
- - Cook in a skillet, maybe
- - Make use of a skillet, in a way
- - Cook, as onions
- - Cook in butter
- - Recipe direction, perhaps
- - Cook in oil, maybe
- - Make use of a skillet
- - A way to cook
- - Brown in butter
- - Cook, in another way
- - Cook fast and hot
- - Brown, perhaps
- - Brown in the kitchen
- - One way to cook
- - Cook, in a way
- - Cook's odd selections from statuettes
- - put in a little oil, say
- - Fried in fat
- - liberal not attending tribute gets panned?
- - With us tea turns out to be fried
- - Do some fast frying
- - fried lightly and quickly
- - Quick pan-fry
- - Fried stuff with uniform filling
- - Pan-fried
- - Quick-fry
- - Prepare, as peppers for an omelet
- - Prepare, as carmelized onions onions
- - Lightly fry vegetables
- - Fry gently
- - Fried quickly.
- - Fried lightly.
- - Fix, as onions
- - Do some game preparation, maybe?
- - Cooking term
- - Prepare, as mushrooms
- - Panfry
- - Fry quickly
- - Fry lightly
- - Pan-fry
- - Make chicken Marengo, say
- - Slightly brown
- - Fry up
- - Wok up?
- - Child-ish instruction?
- - Lightly fry
- - Pan-frying instruction
- - Prepare duxelles
- - Cookbook verb
- - Literally, "bounced"
- - French fry?
- - Prepare onions
- - Stir-fry
- - Brown, maybe
- - Fry briefly over high heat
- - Deep-fry alternative
- - Start to prepare, as 49-Across
- - Onion-cooking instruction
- - Prepare mushrooms
- - Cooking direction
- - Recipe procedure
- - Fry briefly
- - Prepare hash
- - Blacken, maybe
- - Make veal scaloppine
- - Child direction
- - Make saltimbocca
- - Child's instruction
- - Prepare French toast
- - Prepare sole meunière
- - Make minute steak
- - Fry but don't sizzle
- - Prepare veal piccata
- - Panbroil
- - Make scampi, say
- - Fry up, as onions
- - Prepare scaloppine
- - Pan-brown
- - Brown to Child
- - Recipe direction, sometimes
- - Prefix with lateral
- - Brown, as meat
- - .... fry
- - Recipe instruction
- - Brown
- - Recipe verb
- - Recipe direction
- - Quickly fry, as mushrooms
- - Lightly fried (potatoes)
- - Conspicuous — gesture
- - Conspicuous.
- - name pulled up is screened by network
- - Notice a learner indicate
- - Wave, say
- - Subscribe like Abraham Lincoln, initially? That's notable
- - Make gesture at traffic light, for example
- - indication for one to leave sailing out
- - noteworthy gesture
- - word after smoke or bat
- - Lags in moving indicator
- - it's a sign that i am to use slang
- - remarkable communication
- - Remarkable apparatus for conveying information
- - Wave or wink, for example
- - gesture communicating information
- - Yawn, for wanting guests to leave
- - does it mean "get al on the club's books"?
- - Gesture of great importance
- - sing about a student gesture
- - Gesture that carries a meaning
- - Does it mean Sarah's consumed gin unwisely?
- - sailing away without one sign
- - notable intimation to those on the track
- - Track light
- - Remarkable way to communicate
- - Communicate with a gesture
- - Message or alert
- - Remarkable Belgians performing, not live
- - Distinguished archbishop is revolutionary
- - Occasionally swing on ball is remarkable
- - Wink from Bill associated with American First Ladies
- - Stoplight, eg
- - lags in providing an indication
- - You get an electronic one for mic
- - What tugging your ear might be to a friend who you want to get you out of a conversation
- - Turn ...... (car setting)
- - Turn ...... (car blinker)
- - Stoplight
- - It's often indicated by bars
- - Cell phone requirement
- - Aligns (anag) — gesture
- - .......... Hill, Marconi test site
- - Gesture that encodes a message
- - Exceptional clue
- - Clue to new gains lost
- - ... and hire parodist Yankovic instead?
- - Non-verbal communication
- - Blinker, e.g
- - Remarkable; indication
- - Prepare to turn
- - (Traffic) light
- - Notable prisoner accepting prison, ultimately, is revolutionary
- - Convict is upset about new gesture
- - Cue to Anglo-Americans to skip on camera
- - Remarkable island is overlooked in sailing about
- - It's a symptom of gals in distress
- - Striking; gesture
- - Use a blinker
- - Lighthouse output
- - Virgo perhaps needs a large cue
- - Tall column of smoke on a deserted isle, e.g
- - Wave or wink
- - Aligns falsified evidence
- - Important; gesture
- - Bat symbol in the night sky, e.g
- - Traffic or turn follower
- - Remarkable cue
- - Wink or nod
- - Electrical transmission; striking in importance
- - Gesture, motion
- - Notable; warning sign
- - Message in the form of a gesture
- - Raise the French getting poor result - is that an indication of something?
- - Misaligns indication
- - A wink or a nod, maybe
- - Prepare to turn in a car
- - Gesture encoding a message
- - Remarkable gesture
- - Use a semaphore
- - Catcher's finger-waggling
- - Wink, e.g.
- - Flag or flare
- - Cell user's need
- - It hangs out on a street near you
- - Prepare to change lanes
- - Be a flag waver?
- - A wink or a nod, perhaps
- - Nod or wink
- - Radar blip, e.g.
- - Flag or flare, perhaps
- - Indicate silently
- - Be a polite driver, in a way
- - Light at a corner
- - Traffic light, e.g.
- - Pair of lamps, maybe
- - Flare, e.g.
- - A wink or a nod, e.g.
- - Nod, at auctions
- - Flag, maybe
- - Warning gesture
- - Red light, e.g.
- - All clear, e.g.
- - Tower blinker
- - Traffic light, for example
- - Wink or whistle, sometimes
- - One if by land, or two if by sea
- - Flare, usually
- - Indicate a turn
- - Use semaphore
- - Bird call, maybe
- - What bad drivers don't do
- - A wink or a nod, say
- - Use a heliograph
- - Radio transmission
- - High-low play at bridge
- - Army's ...... Corps
- - High-low play in bridge
- - Bridge high-low play
- - Semaphore.
- - Flare.
- - Cue
- - Taps, e.g
- - Gesture.
- - Noteworthy
- - Wave, e.g
- - Smoke
- - Give the high sign
- - Traffic stopper, perhaps
- - Indicate.
- - Remarkable
- - Sign
- - Communication
- - Indication
- - Distinctive.
- - Herald
- - Turn indicator
- - Indicator
- - Beacon
- - Fire
- - Important
- - Outstanding
- - See 35-Down
- - an indicator with its own little box
- - remarkable thing followed on a railway?
- - A remarkable gesture
- - It means something when you put your name to a letter
- - Motion sickness is giddiness, nausea and light- headedness, primarily
- - Sound that gives you information or warning
- - food mess post-war railway operator has
- - liberal not attending tribute gets panned?
- - Details I missed, looking back -- will get criticised
- - Severely criticised for being wrongly salted
- - Torn to pieces, as a roof may be
- - Delta's settlement severely criticised
- - reviewed unsparingly
- - ...... to appear (scheduled as a speaker)
- - Elsewhere, Delta's been harshly criticised
- - criticised the way the roof is covered
- - Criticised when I missed out details
- - Severely criticised — put on a list
- - Scheduled for publication
- - On the docket
- - Criticised severely
- - Rebuked (informal)
- - Criticised when son delayed by daughter
- - Criticised -- as roof may be?
- - Like a roof that's condemned
- - On the calendar
- - Torn to pieces, as may be a roof?
- - Put on the agenda
- - Expected to happen
- - Due to appear
- - In the queue
- - Programmed
- - Miss O'Brien.
- - two boys, both too short for girl
- - "The Handmaid's Tale" novelist Atwood
- - Peg fully lifting a million tonnes?
- - Woman who might become a great RM
- - "With 26-Down, British prime minister from 1979 to 1990
- - Prince charles' aunt
- - ... Mitchell, novelist whose only novel "Gone with the Wind" won her a Pulitzer and a National Book Award
- - American novelist ... Mitchell whose only novel published during her lifetime was "Gone with the Wind"
- - Spread element of culture, say, enthralling English girl
- - Thorn in Dennis the Menace's side
- - Prime Minister ........ Thatcher
- - *With 49-Across, British prime minister, 1979-90
- - 'The Handmaid's Tale' author Atwood
- - Female first name ultimately derived from a word meaning 'pearl'
- - The king is persuaded to marry Reignier's daughter ........, at the end of Henry VI Part 1
- - Woman in overturned vehicle concealing terrible rage
- - Court on the court
- - Pal of Dennis the Menace
- - Windsor princess
- - Lady Thatcher
- - With 65-Across, author of 40-Across
- - Court of tennis
- - Thatcher of Britain
- - Dennis Mitchell's friend
- - Elizabeth's sister
- - Hot Lips's given name
- - Anthropologist Mead
- - Popular princess.
- - Charlie's aunt.
- - Princess who does crosswords.
- - Mrs. Smith.
- - Mary ...... of Independence.
- - Mary ...... Truman.
- - King's daughter.
- - First name of popular concert singer.
- - Charley's aunt.
- - Oscar winning role for Meryl
- - Novelist Laurence
- - 'Dennis the Menace' girl
- - Friend of Dennis the Menace
- - Name in the headlines.
- - "Hot Lips" Houlihan
- - With 53-Across, author of the quote
- - Shakespearean queen
- - Rose
- - Girl's name.
- - Thatcher or Atwood
- - Resound
- - Strident sound
- - Brassy sound
- - "Play loudly"
- - Horn sound
- - Trumpet sound
- - Traffic noise
- - Horn blast
- - Gridlock sound
- - Crank (up)
- - Harsh noise
- - Siren's sound
- - Emulate a siren
- - Cacophony
- - Clangor
- - Loud, harsh noise
- - Roar
- - ...... boom
- - Harsh sound.
- - Siren sound
- - Flamboyance
- - Clamor
- - Loud noise
- - Trumpet
- - Fanfare
- - Ostentation
- - Racket
- - Din
- - Noise
- - Bellow
- - Loud sound
- - Clamour created by ex-PM in speech
- - make a loud, harsh sound
- - be loud and brassy