➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - Leave the ship
- - Leave a ship
- - Get off the ship
- - Go down the gangplank
- - Leave, as a ship
- - Get off at the pier
- - Leave the liner
- - Leave the junk
- - Muffle young socialite on boat
- - Go ashore and strip tree
- - Unload troop-ships.
- - Get off
- - Go ashore
- - Come ashore
- - "Land -!"
- - Set off
- - Intelligence to preserve close medical inspection
- - look for intellect before medical procedure
- - Neurologist's report
- - Rush about with bottle-opener and drink
- - damaged brush found with woody plant
- - Part of forest underbrush ... and an anagram of BRUSH
- - Keep quiet and polish plant
- - Messed up brush and broom perhaps
- - Could be bush - about right?
- - Please say nothing when given Polish drink
- - Drink of rum, fruit juice and spices
- - 2000 Ivins book about the President
- - chaparral growth
- - Fresh brush undergrowth
- - Shut up Polish plant
- - Don't speak Polish in plant
- - Rook in bush, possibly forsythia?
- - Plant bush out around the end of winter
- - That straggly bush right in the middle?
- - lavender or periwinkle, e.g.
- - smart thing to have in the garden
- - King in tangled bush, forsythia maybe
- - small tree taken from the brush
- - Bushy landscaping plant
- - hydrangea, for one
- - Brush-making plant?
- - what a topiarist may clip
- - bush in a hedge
- - Rook in bush, possibly hydrangea
- - Small woody plant
- - Type of brush undergrowth
- - Yard greenery
- - Topiarist's canvas
- - Small plant that helps form a hedge
- - Small bush
- - Presidential nickname coined by Molly Ivins
- - Plant in a hedge
- - Plant — brush (anag)
- - Fruit bevarage.
- - Decorative bush
- - Bush, to detractors
- - Brush (anag)
- - Apt anagram of "brush"
- - Landscaping plant
- - Woody perennial
- - Woody plant
- - What might be bush, right?
- - Romeo in tangled bush, forsythia maybe
- - Bramble, for one
- - Bit of landscaping greenery
- - Bush
- - Forsythia, e.g
- - Tree's cousin
- - Nature trail specimen
- - Bit of greenery
- - Plant used to make brush?
- - Hedge plant
- - Garden feature
- - Arboretum specimen
- - Low woody plant
- - Maybe Heather in small hotel gets massage
- - Chaparral plant
- - Woody plant that makes brush
- - Clematis, eg
- - Woody type of plant
- - Landscaper's planting
- - Bush relative
- - Part of a hedge
- - Small tree
- - Myrtle or mock orange
- - Quietly stroke plant
- - Bush - or an anagram of BUSH plus one letter
- - Foundation plant
- - Lavender or lilac
- - Hydrangea, e.g
- - Landscaper's item
- - Brush off a type of hydrangea
- - Quiet massage? See Jasmine for one!
- - Decorative foundation plant
- - Sagebrush or mistletoe
- - '......: The Short but Happy Political Life of George W. Bush' (Molly Ivins book)
- - Arboretum growth
- - Tree's smaller cousin
- - Forsythia or fuchsia
- - Huckleberry, e.g
- - Hydrangea or huckleberry
- - Lilac or fuchsia
- - Hedge component
- - Woody perennial plant
- - Hedge unit
- - Forsythia or azalea
- - Topiary item
- - Bushy plant
- - Arboretum item
- - Yard plant
- - Witch hazel, for one
- - Landscaper's purchase
- - Low garden grower
- - Landscape feature
- - Azalea, for one
- - Fuchsia, e.g.
- - Bush, e.g.
- - Bushy yard plant
- - wealthy people of westminster, slangily
- - Person of high social position
- - His ...... (cribbage term; anagram of SNOB)
- - His ...... (cribbage jack)
- - Cribbage one-pointers
- - His ...... (cribbage one-pointer)
- - His ....: cribbage card
- - Cribbage jack
- - Cribbage cards
- - Cribbage jacks
- - Jacks, in cribbage.
- - Jacks of trumps at cribbage.
- - Scores in cribbage.
- - Jack: Cribbage.
- - The Jack, in cribbage.
- - Men of means
- - Nothing between the As and Cs listed in Debrett
- - Privileged lot
- - Loaded Londoners, slangily
- - Small chunks
- - Heads, in British slang
- - Toffs
- - British big shots
- - Heads, in slang
- - Moneyed Brits
- - Wealthy Brits
- - Wealthy Londoners
- - British bigwigs
- - Wealthy Londoners, slangily
- - Heads, slangily
- - British elite
- - Loaded Londoners
- - Wealthy people, to the Brits
- - Swells: Br.
- - Top-drawer types
- - Soho swells
- - British swells
- - Swells, in England
- - Heads: Slang.
- - Jacks in a game.
- - Nabobs: Slang.
- - Knobsticks.
- - Wealthy ones
- - Noggins
- - ...... beans
- - Bumps
- - He must have been given credit for something
- - Visa user
- - Credit-card user
- - he has been given the credit for being an outstanding type
- - One who's in the hole
- - One with bills to pay
- - One who owes
- - One owes money due but with order empty
- - One subject to imprisonment, in Dickens's day
- - Person with bills
- - One drowning in red ink
- - Opposite of creditor
- - Person owing money
- - Someone owing money
- - One owes money
- - Over time, dressed up somebody in red
- - IOU signer
- - One with obligations
- - Usurer's victim
- - One with an account to settle
- - Antonio, to Shylock
- - One in the hole
- - One in a hole
- - New homeowner, probably
- - One with lots of markers
- - One receiving a loan
- - Lender's customer
- - Marshalsea prisoner of old
- - One with charges against him?
- - One seeing red?
- - Bill payer
- - Collection agency target
- - He has charges against him
- - 10-Down recipient
- - Money ower
- - Sinner
- - He has chits out
- - He owes money
- - One to be forgiven
- - Shark's victim, at times
- - I.o.u. giver
- - Bill collector's quarry
- - One to be dunned
- - Bills collector
- - One often dunned
- - Man of notes.
- - One under obligation to another.
- - Visa abuser
- - Outstanding person?
- - One seeking a 16-Across, say
- - Mortgagor, e.g
- - Many a homeowner
- - Borrower
- - One with a mortgage
- - Unsettled one
- - Insolvent person
- - Deadbeat, e.g
- - Loan recipient
- - One owing money returning bed to seller in the end
- - It's chancy doctor having a blow-out
- - Play games of chance
- - Doctor in wind to take risk
- - Take a chance with outsiders from Bristol in match
- - Risk a half-blue being engaged in sport
- - Take a risk, open gate and walk slowly
- - Enjoy a night in Vegas, perhaps
- - chance taken by a doctor in a storm
- - gee! walk like that and you take such a risk
- - Make a bet, say
- - Speculate, take a risk
- - Bet that's what it means to run a risk
- - Good walk may be a chancy thing
- - Doctor in storm to take risk
- - Doctor in hurricane to take risk
- - Run a risk with a feature of the roof around back of the stadium
- - Make a bet
- - It's not a sure thing
- - Chance it
- - Take chances
- - Patronize a casino
- - Take a risk
- - Take a chance
- - Take risks
- - Bet, take a chance
- - It's not certain the doctor will come in the storm
- - wager doctor gets stuck in high wind
- - Speculation is in the wind about medical man
- - Bet sporting contest's captivating Brazil's wingers
- - Risk stroll after golf
- - Bet money
- - Bet — Procter's partner
- - Risky undertaking
- - Roll the dice
- - Measurement of low pressure in storm's speculation
- - Play the slots, e.g
- - Doctor in storm makes bet
- - Roll the dice, so to speak
- - Place bets
- - Risk upsetting the foreign bishop taking small supplement
- - Bet; risky undertaking
- - Long shot, say
- - Roll the bones in Reno, say
- - Procter's partner
- - Play the slots
- - Risky move
- - Bay of Pigs Invasion, e.g.
- - Work the slots
- - Risk money
- - Risky venture
- - Get into the pool?
- - Play the ponies
- - Bet
- - Wager
- - Risk
- - Speculate
- - ed, stand-up comedian born in 1986 noted for his podcast with ray peacock
- - Wager one's money
- - Willing to hide billion pounds — risky venture
- - bet country walk's good for republican
- - Cab ride, mostly drunken, of a Welsh poet
- - Of some poets
- - Most of equipment for pub game celebrated by poet?
- - Poet's local police coming round
- - Of the Celtic poets
- - Of epic poetry
- - Like a poet.
- - cheerless, coming up in charge of poetry
- - Local gumshoe that's heard of a poet
- - crab i'd found to be poetic