➠ Words with e
List contains 244952 Words that "e" contain.
- - Frat affair
- - Frat gathering
- - Social gathering over more than one day
- - Event a fraternity may throw
- - weekend gathering for high schoolers when someone's parents are out of town
- - Group of Washington politicians?
- - Company of guests spending some days in a private dwelling
- - Residential get-together
- - The Gathering at home with The Greens
- - Social gathering at a home
- - Tupperware sale event
- - Kid 'n Play bash
- - Event at home
- - Residential bash
- - New Year's Eve gathering
- - Hamptons event
- - Private fete
- - Fraternity shindig
- - Common event on Dec. 31
- - Art Linkletter's show.
- - Fraternity event
- - Informal gathering
- - bash at one's home
- - "Piece of cake!"
- - Conflict in which an aggressor has a decisive advantage
- - *Marksmanship match
- - Return too badly hurt to accept explanations for one-sided battle
- - Marksmanship contest
- - Old-fashioned country event
- - Easy job, in slang
- - Certain marksmanship event
- - Sound when a gobbler gets a joke?
- - Seasonal event
- - No-sweat job
- - Easy job
- - Protection from cold
- - Cold-weather warmer
- - Cold weather protector
- - Lobe weather-protector
- - Attachment to a winter cap
- - Cover for The Listener needing attention, leading to panic
- - Hangin Down Part Of A Winter
- - Organ loud — friend set up aural covering
- - European king in a panic provides cover for organ
- - Hanging-down part of a winter cap
- - Hat hang-down
- - What might keep a listener warm?
- - Piece that comforts listener from Scots, picked up on circuit
- - Feature of some winter hats
- - Batting helmet part
- - Covering for organ of hearing attached to a cap
- - Feature of a bomber hat
- - Deerstalker fold-down
- - One of two on a winter cap
- - Certain hat feature
- - Feature of some knitted hats
- - Winter-hat attachment
- - Kid's winter hat feature
- - Hat attachment
- - Component of some winter headwear
- - Winter hat feature
- - Winter cap feature
- - Winter-hat extension
- - Cap attachment
- - Cap feature
- - Deerstalker feature
- - Cap part.
- - Batting helmet feature
- - an extension on the lower edge of a cap
- - Cap extension
- - attachment often seen on a deerstalker hat
- - Temporary recovery after a market fall in value
- - Small recovery in stock prices after a big decline
- - Temporary stock market recovery
- - Temporary stock exchange recovery after a sharp fall
- - Insignificant recovery in a stock price
- - Insignificant recovery after a steep market drop
- - Implicate in crime
- - Implicate
- - Make (someone) appear guilty
- - Imply guilt of
- - Mailbox item
- - Mailbox find
- - Character; communication
- - Person dealing with a tenant's missive
- - The character that put the "To Rent" sign outside?
- - one character gets posted
- - Permissive missive?
- - Person who may have room for one homeless character
- - proclaimed girl should be allowed to get message
- - The character of one's correspondence?
- - Landlord's notice to quit perhaps?
- - One could say I sneer around model-types
- - post for the landlord?
- - landlady's character
- - Character that features in epistolary novel
- - Epistle from landlord?
- - mail for a landlord
- - Character in ballet (Terpsichore)
- - A character in literature?
- - alphabet soup bite
- - Permissive character?
- - landlord's character
- - Character; missive
- - Character expressed in writing
- - For example, a fragment of secret telephone turns-up
- - Alphabetical character
- - Hamlet, terrific keeping in character
- - It won't stop you reading it!
- - Line needed for bishop in improved communication
- - a person of corresponding significance
- - A means of communication
- - Mail item
- - Handwritten note
- - Alif, ba or ta, for example
- - Unhappy settler didn't start to get correspondence
- - mail for the landlord?
- - Initial, e.g.
- - Word with block or chain
- - "The Scarlet ...," 1995 romantic drama film starring Demi Moore and Gary Oldman
- - word after cover or capital
- - Honor stitched to some jackets
- - Alphabet part
- - Symbol of athletic success.
- - Stepquote source: 1900
- - Red ........ day
- - R, F or D
- - Prynne's was scarlet
- - Postman's charge
- - Poe's was "purloined"
- - Pen pal's product
- - Item to be posted
- - Item sent - character
- - Ef, e.g.
- - College award for teamwork.
- - College athlete's prize.
- - Bit of comic strip text
- - A, B or C, for example
- - "Love ......" (2010 R. Kelly album)
- - Postal item
- - Printer setting
- - Alphabet character
- - Kind of perfect
- - Character risked a removal from Kildare Street
- - I say landlord's one who must make allowances
- - It's not legal
- - Y or N
- - Written communication
- - No menace in trace element that came in the post
- - Written message
- - Communication from landlord?
- - A, B or C
- - Character of the alphabet
- - Vowel, e.g
- - Epistle, missive
- - Pi, phi, or psi
- - Form of correspondence
- - Written character
- - Word with fan or form
- - Correspondence for landlord
- - Note what's leading for all sides today
- - Bit of a monogram
- - Alphabetic symbol
- - One of 26 in the alphabet
- - E.g. a landlord?
- - Something sent to Santa
- - Alphabetic character
- - Scrabble tile, essentially
- - Character who hires something out?
- - Note a fair amount of 18 across
- - Despatch in alphabetical order
- - Epistle
- - Renter from a renter
- - Stagger up gripping teetotal character
- - 'Wheel of Fortune' guess
- - Is this why the postman got the sack at the end of 22 across?
- - Varsity athlete's honor
- - Athletic recognition
- - Envelope contents
- - It's one of twenty-six he leases
- - Both words in each answer to a starred clue begin and end with the same one
- - Varsity award
- - Uncommon writing of late
- - Piece of snail mail
- - Envelope insert
- - Any monogram initial
- - Bit of romantic memorabilia
- - Box Tops classic "The ......"
- - Opposite of "spirit"
- - Buffalo Tom "Big Red ...... Day"
- - Do calligraphy
- - Alternative to legal
- - "Sesame Street" sponsor?
- - Item on a high school jacket
- - Varsity member's prize
- - With 9-Across, post office mail slot ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme
- - Alphabet soup bit
- - Thorn, once
- - E-mail predecessor
- - Envelope's contents, often
- - Envelope's contents
- - Bit of mail
- - Beth, for one
- - Athletic honor
- - Handwritten rarity, these days
- - Athlete's reward
- - Athletic reward
- - College athlete's award
- - Word with cover or love
- - Thing on a key
- - Card alternative
- - Play varsity ball
- - "The Scarlet ......"
- - Bit of correspondence
- - An initial, e.g.
- - Steno's work
- - Word after fan or form
- - To the .... (precisely)
- - Alphabet soup item
- - Scrabble unit
- - Written note
- - E-mail alternative
- - Monogram component
- - Script unit
- - A, e.g.
- - Alphabet unit
- - Quote, part 4
- - 24-Across, e.g
- - I-, for one
- - Piece of mail.
- - Correspondence
- - Capital
- - Communication
- - Athletic award
- - Athlete's award
- - A, B or C, e.g
- - Stamping ground
- - See 29-Across
- - Love
- - Character
- - Note
- - ...... message
- - Inscribe
- - Missive
- - E or G, e.g
- - Billet doux
- - See 1
- - A-to-Z
- - Like legal paper
- - by which the writer needs permission?
- - What every side of a Boggle die has on it
- - Unit of an alphabet
- - Unit of a crossword
- - Single piece of type
- - Personal correspondence sent through the mail
- - What each Scrabble tile has on it
- - one who puts their own stamp on their work
- - Bit of calligraphy
- - Formal communication from the landlord
- - Message sent in an envelope
- - Restorative policy of work mate, only one left accepting blame
- - Activities aiding recuperation
- - one snide eccentric republican - he's well-placed
- - locked up, right? he's well-placed
- - Privileged one
- - One of the gang
- - Informed source
- - Person accepted by a group.
- - Man in the know.
- - Person having first hand information.
- - Possessor of first-hand information.
- - Tip source
- - Confidant
- - Senate staffer
- - .... Trading, illegal banking practice
- - i rinsed [anag.]
- - One who has secret knowledge
- - Make sure one's affairs are arranged properly