➠ Words with e

List contains 244952 Words that "e" contain.

sei
  • - Cinque e uno
  • - Number between cinque and sette
  • - Uno + due + tre
  • - Cinque follower
  • - Sette meno uno
  • - One more than cinque
  • - Cinque, ...., sette
  • - Number after cinque
  • - Quattro cinque ........
  • - Tre e tre
  • - half-dozen, in italian
  • - Average of tre and nove
  • - 2012 Nando Reis album
  • - italian half-dozen
  • - Type of baleen whale
  • - Six, to Italians
  • - Endangered baleen whale variety
  • - Blue whale relative
  • - Whale, to Trygve
  • - Whale, to Norwegians
  • - Whale, in Oslo
  • - Italian for "six"
  • - A third of diciotto
  • - Italian numeral
  • - Six, in Sicily
  • - Whale (Norwegian)
  • - Whale, in Trondheim
  • - Thrice due
  • - Six, in Roma
  • - Norwegian whale
  • - Die on one side of Italy?
  • - Whale, to Wilhelmsen
  • - Due times tre
  • - Dante's half-dozen
  • - Sicilian six
  • - Six, in Italy
  • - Tre + tre
  • - Six, in Siena
  • - Half of dodici
  • - Due x tre
  • - Three times due
  • - Sardinian six
  • - Fast-swimming whale
  • - Due three times
  • - Six on the Riviera
  • - Variety of whale
  • - Large ocean-dweller
  • - Type of whale
  • - Protected whale
  • - 30% of venti
  • - VI, in Rome
  • - Signora's six
  • - Twice tre
  • - Tre times due
  • - Six, in 6-Down
  • - Due + quattro
  • - Humpback's kin
  • - Three dues?
  • - Six, in Sicilia
  • - Due tripled
  • - "Mezza dozzina"
  • - Small whale
  • - Six, in Italian
  • - Six, in Sorrento
  • - Grooved whale
  • - Six, in modern Rome
  • - Finback whale
  • - Endangered baleen whale
  • - Number of legs on un insetto
  • - Twice 1-Down
  • - Twice 40 Down
  • - Six, in Milan
  • - Endangered whale
  • - Quattro + due
  • - Six, in Salerno
  • - Six, in Sardinia
  • - Six, in San Remo
  • - Tre x due
  • - Blue whale's kin
  • - Tre doubled
  • - Twice 58-Down
  • - Six, in Tuscany
  • - Small rorqual
  • - Salvatore's six
  • - Six: It.
  • - Swift-swimming whale
  • - ...... whale: rorqual
  • - Whale type
  • - Six of the Italians
  • - ...... whale: finback
  • - Blue-black and white whale
  • - Rorqual
  • - Iupiter et Mars
  • - Tre plus tre
  • - Whale variety
  • - Whale of a whale
  • - Number before sette
  • - Spotted whale
  • - Kind of whale
  • - A whale
  • - Sètte preceder
  • - White-spotted whale
  • - Pirandello's "...... Personaggi . . . "
  • - Half a dozen, in Rome
  • - Italian six
  • - Six in Napoli
  • - ....... whale
  • - Traditional time for hot cross buns
  • - Time to repent and fast
  • - Time to give things up
  • - Time to give something up
  • - Time to give it up?
  • - Time to abstain
  • - Time of religious observance.
  • - Time of penitence
  • - Time of forbearance
  • - Time of austerity
  • - Time for fasting
  • - The 40 weekdays leading up to Easter
  • - Steve Poltz "Give You Up for ......"
  • - Solemn time
  • - Relinquishing time
  • - Religious period when people give things up
  • - Provided for a while
  • - Provided for a time
  • - Provided for a spell
  • - Post-Carnival time
  • - Period leading up to Easter
  • - Passiontide's time
  • - Passiontide time
  • - Hot cross bun time
  • - Holy Week lead-up
  • - Gave the use of for a time
  • - Furnished for a time
  • - Christian period when people voluntarily give things up
  • - Austere time
  • - Ash Wednesday-to-Easter time
  • - Allowed someone to use for a while
  • - Church time
  • - Given for a time
  • - Seasonal time
  • - "Ah, for the good old days," e.g.
  • - Observance once known as Quadragesima (Latin for 'fortieth')
  • - Quitting time
  • - Gave for a while
  • - Fast time
  • - Fasting time
  • - Time to give up?
  • - When many people give up?
  • - Giving up time
  • - Penitent time
  • - Fast time, for some
  • - Time of penance
  • - Good Friday's time
  • - Time for abstinence
  • - Time of abstinence
  • - Time to be abstinent
  • - Fast? For Nancy it's slow
  • - Time of fasting
  • - Time for giving up?
  • - Loaned out for a while
  • - Time of self-sacrifice
  • - Advanced producing fast time
  • - Spring time
  • - conditionally given a fast time
  • - a fast time
  • - 40 days of fasting before Easter for Catholics
  • - Let have, but not for keeps
  • - When Quadragesima Sunday comes
  • - When Quadragesima occurs
  • - When Passion Sunday falls
  • - When hot cross buns are eaten
  • - When Good Friday occurs
  • - What Pancake Day precedes
  • - This may seem slow when you fast
  • - Temporarily gone
  • - Springtime event
  • - Spring stretch
  • - Spring season
  • - Spring break, in a way
  • - Solemn period
  • - Season preceding Easter
  • - Season of repentance
  • - Season of abstinence
  • - Religious period that begins on Ash Wednesday
  • - Religious period running from March 1 to April 13 this year
  • - Ramadan equivalent
  • - Provided, as credibility
  • - Provided pro tem
  • - Preholiday period
  • - Precedes Easter
  • - Pre-Pasch period
  • - Pre-Easter fast period
  • - Period of sacrifice before Easter
  • - Period of loss?
  • - Period of deprivation
  • - Period of 40 weekdays
  • - Passiontide's period
  • - Passiontide is part of it
  • - Passion Sunday occurs during it
  • - Pasch period
  • - Pancake Day is the day before this begins
  • - Observance that lasts 40 days
  • - Not given permanently
  • - Nearly six-week period
  • - Mardi Gras's follower
  • - Mardi Gras aftermath
  • - March fast?
  • - Let use temporarily
  • - Let opening guy borrow your axe
  • - Let opening guy borrow your ax
  • - Laetare Sunday occurs during it
  • - It starts on a Wednesday
  • - It ends with Easter
  • - It can start on leap day
  • - Hot cross buns season
  • - Holy Week is a part of it
  • - Holy season
  • - Granted the use of
  • - Gave temorarily
  • - Gave credit?
  • - Gave conditionally
  • - Gave an advance to
  • - Fronted, in a way
  • - Forty-weekday period
  • - Forty-day period before Easter
  • - Forty-day period
  • - Forty days
  • - Feb.16–Apr. 2 period in 1983
  • - Feb. 18 to April 4.
  • - Fasting period before Easter
  • - Easter Triduum ends it
  • - Easter forerunner
  • - Did banking business
  • - Did a banking job
  • - Did a baker's job
  • - Days of penitence
  • - Contributed temporarily
  • - Christian period of sacrifice
  • - Christian fasting season
  • - Christian equivalent of Muslims' Ramadan
  • - Christian calendar period
  • - Carnival's end
  • - Ash Wednesday-to-Easter observance
  • - Ash Wednesday starts it
  • - Ash Wednesday or Easter
  • - Allowed a buddy to borrow your guitar
  • - After Mardi Gras.
  • - Advanced recording costs
  • - A spring season
  • - 40-weekday observance
  • - Let use
  • - Easter predecessor
  • - Sinusitis doc
  • - Spring observance
  • - Entrusted.
  • - Pre-Easter observance
  • - Observance before Easter
  • - Easter preceder
  • - Advanced, in a way
  • - Catholic observance
  • - Given temporarily
  • - Extended credit
  • - Granted temporarily
  • - Advanced money.
  • - It follows Mardi Gras
  • - Afforded.
  • - Period of fasting
  • - Hired ......
  • - Spring occurrence
  • - Provided short-term
  • - Gave temporarily
  • - Period starting on Feb. 17 in 2021
  • - Period following Mardi Gras
  • - Period after Mardi Gras
  • - It ended on April 9 this year
  • - Advanced period of restraint
  • - Allowed to use
  • - Easter lead-in
  • - Loaned out
  • - Spring period
  • - Advanced, as cash
  • - Pre-Easter period
  • - Fasting period
  • - Allowed to borrow
  • - What Carnival precedes
  • - Period of sacrifice prior to Easter
  • - Easter precursor
  • - Post-Mardi Gras period
  • - Made an advance fast
  • - Sufficient number barely realising what follows what comes next?
  • - Advanced, monetarily
  • - It begins on Ash Wednesday
  • - Religious observance that's also a past-tense verb
  • - Annual winter/spring observance
  • - Period before 6-Down
  • - Observance that begins on Ash Wednesday
  • - Mardi Gras follower
  • - Religious season
  • - When human sacrifices occur
  • - Advanced, financially
  • - Christian penitential period
  • - What Ash Wednesday begins
  • - Shrove Tuesday follower
  • - Let borrow
  • - Self-denial period
  • - Ash Wednesday begins it
  • - Carnival follower
  • - Period of abstinence
  • - Slow Tottenham's No 2 dropped fast
  • - Period before Easter
  • - Pre-Easter season
  • - Advanced, as a library book
  • - Fast period
  • - Season of atonement
  • - Period after Shrove Tuesday
  • - Good Friday's period
  • - Period of penitence
  • - Post-Carnival period
  • - Pre-Easter fast
  • - Period of self-sacrifice
  • - Ash Wednesday follower
  • - Period of sacrifice
  • - Catholic season of sacrifice
  • - Palm Sunday period
  • - Season of relgious sacrifice
  • - Holy Week season
  • - Rio's Carnaval precedes it
  • - Extended credit to
  • - Passion Sunday's period
  • - About six weeks on the liturgical calendar
  • - Gave to temporarily
  • - Period after Fat Tuesday
  • - 40-day observance, roughly
  • - Season after Shrove Tuesday
  • - Provided temporarily
  • - Easter ends it
  • - Maundy Thursday period
  • - Advanced, as funds
  • - Less important banks synonymous with those pulling a fast one perhaps
  • - Christian season
  • - Not given, say
  • - Impart
  • - Loaned
  • - Gave credit to
  • - Imparted
  • - Furnished
  • - Religious observance
  • - Had a home-cooked meal
  • - Spotted
  • - Advanced.
  • - Provided.
  • - fast in english, but slow in french
  • - Temporarily given
  • - Permitted borrowing
  • - Join as highway lanes
  • - Combine, starting to get into lake
  • - prepare to exit, maybe
  • - Team up just in golf? On the contrary
  • - Go from on-ramp to highway
  • - Frenchman finding work close to Marseille in corporate?
  • - To unite or combine
  • - Go from two lanes to one
  • - To combine into one, as business firms
  • - Sign at the end of an entrance ramp
  • - To combine
  • - sign near a highway on-ramp
  • - To fuse
  • - Join traffic from a highway on-ramp
  • - move into the flow of traffic
  • - Combine ingredients of steamer gently
  • - coalesce as part of warmer gesture
  • - Amalgamate, combine
  • - blend consumed by slimmer gentlemen
  • - Blend, come together
  • - join [two companies]
  • - reg joins me and we get together
  • - Coalesce, combine
  • - data combination function
  • - Join the freeway
  • - amalgamate with me taking in a certain amount of work
  • - Combine simultaneous edits [version control]
  • - Combine two companies
  • - join during emergency
  • - Join, like two rivers
  • - Ease into traffic
  • - Join two things into one
  • - Farmer George hosts get together
  • - Traffic sign with a double-tailed arrow
  • - Expressway entrance sign
  • - come out, leaderless, and join
  • - Join the traffic flow
  • - Get involved in someone else's business?
  • - Blend, coalesce
  • - Meet & join
  • - Wed, commercially
  • - Turnpike maneuver
  • - Prominent N.C. label
  • - Make two companies one
  • - Join the traffic