➠ Words with b
List contains 63001 Words that "b" contain.
- - Sensible attitude about blue swirling resembling astronomical phenomena
- - resembling a galactic cloud
- - Like a cloud
- - Vague, lacking a distinct shape
- - Indefinite, unclear
- - Cloudy: no blue about us
- - Cloudy, lacking definite form
- - Cloudy; hazy
- - Difficult to describe
- - Benjamin takes over university debts tipping off Misty
- - Vague upper-class fellow gets thrown over, poor soul
- - Not very clear
- - Shapeless half-nude with blouse undone
- - Hazy blue liquid no American has consumed
- - Lacking distinct form
- - Vague
- - Hazy
- - having less on top, to run is nonsense
- - Nonsense(Used today)
- - Bareheaded queen on run? Nonsense!
- - Hurry to settle beneath less hairy bunk
- - Ladder broken during party -- nonsense
- - Critic's version of nonsense.
- - Answer to the riddle
- - Nonsense
- - nonsense to use ladder during party
- - More forthright hint is rubbish
- - With less hair, pelt is rubbish
- - Less hairy – bull
- - Having less hair — bit rubbish?
- - Not so hairy — rubbish!
- - Rubbish - with less hair!
- - Twaddle(Used today)
- - Race for those with less hair?
- - Repeatedly note tree rot
- - Hot air socialist research centre's served up with elan
- - Run after Queen with shaved head? Rubbish!
- - Black tree died, and another -- that's rubbish
- - British tree with start of Dutch tree rot
- - Rhubarb a smidgen less hairy?
- - Race that's less hairy?
- - Board game based on 23 across
- - Track event for those less hirsute?
- - Senseless jumble of words.
- - Senseless talk
- - "Codswallop!"
- - Claptrap
- - Meaningless talk
- - Rubbish
- - Horsefeathers
- - Malarkey
- - "Baloney!"
- - 'Bosh!'
- - Twaddle
- - Piffle
- - Hogwash
- - Rot
- - Hens possibly spotted things
- - Colourful beetles
- - Spotted beetles
- - Metrical unit of two syllables
- - Two-syllable unit
- - Two-syllable foot
- - I have big boobs, but not extremely tickly foot
- - Metrical foot (Var.)
- - Trochee's opposite
- - Metrical foot
- - Poetic foot
- - Foot in a line
- - The setter is on public transport, producing bit of poetry
- - This person's vehicle - maybe repair?
- - President Trump initially displays unusual tool
- - Two-pronged weapon
- - Two-pronged instrument
- - result of a surfeit, perhaps
- - Go ‘pop' (like a balloon)
- - Split when there's a volley of fire
- - sufficient fire to cause an explosion?
- - Pop (a balloon)
- - explode, like a bubble
- - Popped like a bubble
- - Explosion half buried a good man
- - "The balloon ... when it was pricked with a needle."
- - A sudden outbreak broke king in
- - Pop like a balloon
- - Explode like a balloon
- - Sudden outbreak of scabies, primarily in Lancaster?
- - Pop like an over-filled balloon
- - sudden rush, as of energy
- - erupted, right in one's bosom
- - Pop starts to build up reserves, saving thousands
- - Suddenly run right in front of woman
- - "Sorry to ... your bubble, but..."
- - Pop first of balloons, upsetting relative's son terribly
- - Shove through
- - 'I hate to ... your bubble . . .'
- - Cheap American dope imports start to overwhelm Belgium
- - Cheap American couple taking a while
- - cheap and then some, slangily
- - Inferior — cheap
- - Cheap American couple snapped
- - Cheap fool entertains old boy
- - Cheap: Slang
- - Cheap, in slanguage
- - Tawdry; cheap
- - ....-cheap
- - Cheap or insignificant, disapprovingly
- - Brace took hold but it's just minor
- - Trivial direction found in scriptural work
- - Fool accepted inside jobs were a dime a dozen
- - Trump's worthless talk-show discontented with final notice
- - Small-time blockhead entertains old boy
- - Petty or small-time
- - Worthless idiot has taken in old boy
- - In America, petty idiot constrains our British leaders
- - Nearly worthless
- - Costing a quarter, in slang
- - Picayune: Colloq.
- - Of small worth (25 cents).
- - Cheesy
- - Penny-ante
- - Small-time?
- - Second-rate
- - Chintzy
- - Inferior.
- - Unimportant
- - Petty
- - Insignificant
- - Paltry
- - Rinky-dink
- - worthless fool restricting outside broadcast
- - On the liner
- - In a train or plane
- - Ben's leaving broad beans on train
- - Ambassador fails to get Mass on a ship
- - On the bus
- - On vessel or vehicle
- - Ready to take off a governing body
- - On base, in baseball
- - On a cruise liner, e.g
- - A governing body on ship
- - On the plane
- - On craft perhaps overseas, right to go some way east
- - On cruiser perhaps overseas, Roger relocated
- - On ship notice pig that mates brought in
- - Swine ripping into poster perhaps on bus?
- - Where you could find Jack having row with daughter?
- - On a plane, train or bus
- - No longer waiting on the pier
- - "All ......: A Tribute to Johnny Cash"
- - On, as a plane
- - On a plane
- - End of a conductor's shout
- - Using a plane, train or bus
- - No longer on the platform
- - On the jet
- - On the ship, e.g.
- - On an airplane
- - On the plane, e.g.
- - Half a conductor's cry
- - Part of a conductor's cry
- - Word with welcome or all
- - On the bus, e.g.
- - On a plane, say
- - On, as the train
- - On base
- - On deck, say
- - Ready to go, in a way
- - On deck
- - On the wagon
- - '...... on!'
- - group of directors on the ship
- - On what notices are often on
- - a group of directors ready for the voyage
- - time to take pig on a bus?
- - area with long, thin, flat piece of wood on a ship
- - Being trained, say
- - Up in the air, perhaps
- - One way to hop
- - Row abated finally after seaman embarked
- - Ready to travel
- - "All ......!" (conductor's cry)
- - "All ......!" (conductor's call)
- - Entrained
- - "All ......!" (conductor's shout)
- - Into the company
- - Across the gangplank
- - Alongside, nautically
- - Off the gangplank
- - Ready to sail
- - Riding
- - Ready for shipping
- - In agreement
- - Ready to go
- - See 38-Across
- - "All ...!"
- - '...... welcome'
- - Partner who likes to gamble and drink
- - a wife is apparently preferable to nothing at all
- - a spouse is apparently preferable to nothing at all
- - Informal reference to spouse
- - Husband, Alf, after cap for his wife?
- - One who backs husband against narrow-minded sort?
- - Bet it's the wife!
- - Wife, to a humble husband
- - Wife, colloquially
- - Spouse, so to speak
- - Wife
- - Partner recovered, but not completely?
- - partner felt breath becoming irregular
- - Spouse (informal)
- - Spouse, informally
- - Partner's requirement after beer has been sent back?
- - Spouse, affectionately
- - Spouse, jokingly
- - Marital fraction
- - Spouse: Colloq.
- - Spouse
- - Complementary name for one's partner
- - Contemptible cast in possession of adult books
- - .... chic, style of interior decoration in which features look slightly old in an attractive way
- - Worn, in poor condition
- - Badly clad — sort of trick?
- - Black bishop in carriage old and worn
- - Despicable bishops in carriage
- - Retiring attracts three of pop band worn-out
- - Hesitant about a couple of books in poor condition
- - Showing signs of wear and tear
- - In poor condition
- - Silence report of religious building in disrepair
- - Worn out, threadbare
- - Threadbare, worn out
- - have a bash at untidiness by being scruffy
- - Be quiet! Baby is upset and worn out
- - Neglected-looking or scruffy
- - Dingy — dirty
- - Scruffy
- - Old and worn
- - Run-down or dilapidated
- - Showing wear and tear
- - Grotty old carriage parked outside B&B
- - Worn out, dilapidated
- - 'Not too ....!': 'Good work!'
- - Poorly maintained
- - Old and threadbare
- - Not well-maintained
- - Dowdy
- - Scruffy; unfair
- - Hardly well kept
- - Outworn
- - Neglected
- - Down-at-heel
- - Down at the heels
- - Threadbare
- - Not too ......
- - Tatty
- - Tattered
- - Squalid
- - Mean
- - Worn
- - Not well-kept
- - Dilapidated
- - Ramshackle
- - Seedy
- - Inferior.
- - Unkempt
- - Run down
- - Neglected super group almost forced into retiring
- - Faded and worn
- - Mean mum, all midriff muscle?
- - To hush an upset baby is rather mean