➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - Tall, skinny veggies
- - *Tall, skinny sorts
- - Tall, thin folks
- - Tall, skinny fellers
- - Tall thin kids.
- - 'bangers' isn't altered to 'vegetables'
- - Garden vegetables
- - Some green veggies
- - Violinist's veggies?
- - Some vegetables
- - Sound figure blessed with talent?
- - these initially facilitate sound
- - With justification, figure to get fit
- - Contributor to shorten a bleeped sound
- - Defensible with not quite eleven fit men
- - Opening part of travel permit that's sound
- - Based on sound reasoning
- - All but one in side fit and sound?
- - Sound or defensible
- - All but one in football team fit and sound?
- - Sound or credible
- - All but one of team fit and sound
- - Based on sound reasoning or evidence
- - Figure left in Lincoln characterising a sound principle
- - With half of score accomplished, it's okay to defend
- - Like a sound argument
- - Sound, as an argument
- - Sound
- - Sound, fancy belt encircling Ena
- - the box closes to capture sound
- - Able to be defended against objection
- - For a girl to be in a new belt is quite justifiable
- - Set to secure arrest? That's credible
- - A number fit to be considered acceptable
- - Between nine and eleven able to be defended
- - It's justifiable for a girl to appear in a twisted belt
- - Defensible against objection
- - half a score who are clever can be maintained
- - Like a solid theory
- - Credible points board accepts
- - Not ridiculous, as an argument
- - Easily defended
- - Resistant to attack
- - Points board accepts as defensible
- - Backed up by facts
- - Like a well-grounded argument
- - Number competent that can be kept
- - Viable
- - Lowest honour having enough power that can be retained
- - Able to be defended
- - Credible catch, stored in box
- - Like a good argument
- - Defensible
- - Badly beaten round back of school, though defensible
- - Nick appears in TV -- that's feasible
- - Readily defended
- - Having merit, as a theory
- - Like a good debater's arguments
- - Like a well-armed fort
- - Capable of being held
- - Like a solid argument
- - Possible to defend
- - Hard to dispute, as a theory
- - Well-based
- - Easily argued
- - Not easily debunked
- - Solidly based
- - Not bad, as an argument
- - Easily defensible
- - Like some defensive positions
- - Like good arguments
- - Some positions
- - Having a solid premise
- - Having some merit
- - Can be defended
- - Can be maintained
- - Like a rational argument
- - Not like the Alamo
- - Like an excellent theory
- - Like a valid defense
- - Like a rational theory
- - That can be held
- - Like an excellent argument
- - Logical, as a theory
- - Like a good argument or theory
- - Capable of being defended.
- - That can be maintained.
- - Believable
- - Credible
- - Well-founded.
- - Rationally defensible
- - Valid
- - Feasible
- - Reasonable
- - Logical
- - Like some arguments
- - rather dull adaptation of the bard
- - Uninspired poet got back up
- - gloomy poet making a comeback
- - Lacking lustre a sailor is under the doctor
- - Dull poet on the rise
- - rather dull sailor put under the doctor
- - dull poet is sent back
- - Unlikely to catch the eye
- - Short on spirit
- - On the dull side
- - Gloomy linesman on the way back
- - grey-clad minstrel returns
- - boring sort of bard
- - dull poet given a rise
- - Dreary and dull
- - Dull poet taken up
- - Undecorated and dull
- - central parts of madrid liable to be quite boring
- - Dreary and boring as a color palette
- - Gray and dreary
- - Lacking color or excitement
- - Colourless poet returning?
- - Evoking a "meh" (anagram of "bard")
- - Dull and dreary colorwise
- - dull poet turning up
- - it's dull and monotonous when shakespeare makes a comeback
- - backward poet is dull
- - Dull light-brown color
- - just plain plain
- - Dull in appearance
- - rather dull sailor put under a doctor
- - doctor touching stomach muscle? ho-hum . . .
- - lacking brightness or colour; dull
- - Plain and dull
- - Lackluster, like some colors
- - Dowdy %26 dull
- - Dull and cheerless
- - Visually plain
- - dull doctor joins sailor
- - Cheerless Celtic poet sent up
- - Dreary old poet takes turn
- - Dull send-up of Shakespeare?
- - Lacking colour
- - Totally uninteresting
- - Dreary poet returns
- - Dull and colorless
- - Nondescript, humdrum
- - dull, as colors
- - lacking brightness or colour
- - Dreary Shakespeare sent up
- - Dull in colour
- - Far from colorful
- - Part of o.d.
- - Hardly glitzy
- - Hardly vibrant
- - Boring, colorwise
- - Not colorful
- - Certainly not colorful
- - Olive ...... (uniform color)
- - Like Soviet architecture
- - Hardly eye-catching
- - Far from splashy
- - Dull, as a color
- - Yellowish gray
- - Void of any va-va-voom
- - Visually dull
- - Visually blah
- - Olive color
- - Olive ...... (military color)
- - Olive ...... (army color)
- - Like khaki
- - Lacking brightness or color
- - Dull-looking
- - Yellowish-brown wool
- - Unlikely to wow
- - This backwards bard is dull?
- - Super boring
- - Somewhat colorless
- - Olive ...... (uniform material)
- - Olive ...... (dull green shade used in military attire)
- - Of a dull greenish-brown colour
- - Not generating interest
- - Less than colorful
- - In need of some sprucing up
- - Hardly flashy
- - Gray fabric
- - Far from gaudy
- - Faded and dull
- - Evoking an "eh"
- - Evoking a "ho-hum"
- - Dully colored
- - Dull, color-wise
- - Dull-colored, or just plain dull
- - Dull-colored, as clothing
- - Dull and monotonous
- - Dull and dingy
- - Dull — dreary
- - Dowdy & dull
- - Completely blah
- - Colorless; monotonous
- - Color also known as sand dune
- - Lacking brightness
- - Far from ornate
- - Nondescript
- - Like khakis
- - Lacking in variety
- - Olive shade.
- - In need of some color
- - Visually uninspiring
- - Sans sparkle
- - Hardly lively
- - Dingy
- - Lacking in liveliness
- - Dowdy
- - Really dull
- - GI garb
- - Frumpy
- - Not bright at all
- - Not so colorful
- - Dull gray
- - Mousy
- - Not very exciting
- - Dull and boring
- - Dull as dishwater
- - Uninspiring
- - Hardly exciting
- - Spiritless
- - Far from festive
- - Plain-Jane
- - Lacking in color
- - Hardly fascinating
- - Lacking life
- - Dull brown
- - Monotonous.
- - Gray
- - Dull and lifeless
- - Brown family member
- - Dull and dreary
- - Dull in color
- - Drearily dull
- - Reading up Shakespeare is dull
- - Opposite of colorful
- - Uncolorful
- - Dull-colored
- - Totally blah
- - Gray, say
- - Not at all colorful
- - Not at all bright
- - Meh
- - Dismal
- - Colourless
- - Prosaic
- - Unprepossessing
- - Lacking pizzazz
- - Lacking pizazz
- - Hardly colorful
- - Lusterless
- - Lacking in brightness
- - Dreary
- - Cheerless
- - Plain
- - Lacking color
- - Grayish
- - Uninspired
- - Lacking in excitement
- - Olive ....
- - Washed out
- - Dull
- - Lacking luster.
- - Unexciting
- - Colorless
- - Uninteresting
- - Lackluster
- - Lacklustre
- - Not exciting at all
- - Blah
- - Humdrum
- - Ho-hum
- - Not very bright
- - Boring
- - Somber
- - Far from flashy
- - Austere
- - uninteresting unvaried dullness of thick strong grey fabric
- - Dull and lackluster (anagram of "bard")
- - Dull and colorless (anagram of "brad")
- - it's dull for a doctor and a seaman
- - Mundane
- - Blah in color
- - Plain or uninteresting
- - Dull, colourless
- - Sans pizzazz
- - dull artist found in germany and belgium
- - Prepared for a good day. Try sofa bed there, maybe
- - Beheld cost
- - Pajamas, e.g.
- - Nightcaps, e.g.?
- - Pyjamas
- - Blankets and linens
- - Bard of ......
- - In poetry, covers with dew
- - Gently moistens it as we turn up in the garden
- - Moistens with droplets
- - Moistens overnight, perhaps
- - Moistens overnight, maybe
- - Moistens, in a way
- - Moistens
- - Bugs former pupil attending meetings
- - Bugs over periods found under top of bin
- - Fixed ideas about bosses in so many ways
- - Preoccupations of Oscar Bishop at times jamming in the pub
- - Preoccupations with old bottle-opener synonymous with drinkers
- - Things given by old boy before booze-ups
- - Old bishop assembly to open studies of addictions
- - More than just desires
- - Hard drives?
- - Bewitchments
- - All-consuming feelings.
- - Persistent preoccupations.
- - Sci-fi writers' awards or clouds in space
- - Clouds of interstellar dust
- - Interstellar clouds
- - Very distant clouds
- - Space clouds
- - Crab and Orion are two
- - Fantasy writers' awards
- - Supernova remnants
- - Crab and Horsehead
- - ... of the ball
- - The young woman turns up among the hellebores
- - Emmas Beauty and the Beast role
- - beautiful girl seen in british fashion magazine
- - this provides a ring, one hears, for a pretty girl
- - Disney heroine who loved reading
- - gains unlawful entry to destroy wrongdoing
- - Gets used to new shoes
- - Enters illegally
- - a burglar or horse trainer does it
- - starts training
- - Does some burgling
- - Uses a keyless entry system?
- - Trains
- - Interrupts.
- - makes a forcible entry and tames the horses
- - Give and take
- - banter becomes wicked in time
- - Asked Gina out amid chaff
- - Waggery is poor during one's advancing years
- - Jests go stale in time
- - railing is in poor condition in time
- - banter becomes hurtful in time
- - Banter assumed to be better when young?
- - Frivolous repartee unwelcome in time
- - Playful banter is hurtful in time
- - Jests go off as they grow old
- - chaff isn't good when one is older
- - Not good time to squeeze in witty conversation
- - Humorous banter
- - Frivolous repartee
- - Frivolous backchat
- - (Witty?) chat
- - Playful teasing
- - Good-humored raillery.
- - Friendly teasing
- - Mark entertains in a talk that's playful
- - Drollery less desirable as one gets on?
- - Playful banter
- - Repartee may be poor -- at home with a case of gangrene!
- - Joking offensive, in time
- - Wicked home with time for witty conversation
- - Playful banter bizarrely began aid
- - Teasing graduate gained ground
- - Levity is unpleasant for the elderly
- - British, notice, in mature bit of banter
- - Bit of slagging is not good for one horse at the end of race
- - Banter's good when you're young, by implication?
- - Banter not good for the elderly?
- - Humorous, witty conversation
- - Witty conversation
- - Round pub briefly, British saw witty conversation
- - It's harmful to institute with Egan serving up witty conversation
- - Josh revealed as wicked in time
- - Witty banter
- - Playful repartee
- - Playful, teasing talk
- - M. C.'s stock in trade.
- - Repartee
- - Banter
- - Raillery
- - '-- joking!'
- - Awful batting? Time for teasing
- - Panda, for example
- - Large furry animal
- - His aim is to sell transport
- - what kind of animal is alb rt, the euro 2024 mascot?
- - Hungry as a ....
- - Take it it's an animal
- - Tiny gummy shape
- - with "the": another of the eight nominees
- - Live with a rook: ferocious creature!
- - Show that recently received a record 23 Emmy nominations, with "The"
- - "brother ......" (disney movie set in alaska)
- - The past tense of this verb is bore
- - transport from paddington?