➠ Words with f
List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.
- - Leaf peeping spectacle
- - Fall spectacle
- - New England fall spectacle
- - Leaves, leafage or greenery?
- - Leaves, plants, flowers, branches in paintings
- - Leaves silver in fit of insanity
- - France goalie, beaten, leaves
- - leaves, making a file go astray
- - leaves, making a file go wrong
- - 'go if ale spilt!' leaves
- - Leaves female goalie in bits
- - This leafy canopy is usually orange around autumn
- - Leaves of a plant
- - Plant leaves, collectively
- - Leafage
- - Leaves goalie sprawling after final's start
- - Leaves, greenery
- - Leaves family, almost before I mature
- - Leaves prisoner clutching one, besieged by enemy
- - Beautiful feature of 56-Down
- - Cluster of leaves
- - Mass of leaves
- - Leaves out in the open?
- - Leaves one enthralled by prisoner captured by enemy
- - Leaves foil-wrapped, to mature
- - Initially feeling overwhelmed, English girl ups and leaves
- - Sign of a healthy elder?
- - Annual New England attraction
- - Colorful autumn display
- - Fall display
- - Plant leaves
- - New England fall attraction
- - Maple covering
- - Verdure.
- - Spring burgeoning.
- - Green stuff
- - Architectural detail
- - Greenery
- - Leaves.
- - Fall
- - canopy makeup
- - Fee commences before another goalie leaves
- - mass of leaves, say, trouble related to climbing
- - green leaves of a plant
- - Unremarkable location of white lines?
- - type of music from odd adele hit, surprisingly
- - Average White Band on track?
- - Unadventurous place to see roadkill?
- - Swallowed up or overwhelmed
- - Overwhelmed, lunged out, grabbing iron
- - Overwhelmed
- - On being consumed by deluge, flattened
- - Swamped, inundated
- - Swallowed up
- - Swamped
- - Inundated
- - The company's full-time employees get some stick
- - Write notes on it for the company's employees
- - Grou pof office workers
- - workers one can lean on?
- - stick to the workers
- - fill with workers
- - Lines of notes
- - Detective Inspector leaves women's work for man
- - some support for the workers
- - Support the employees
- - The White House Chief of ...
- - Stick for the personnel
- - On which notes may be written for workforce
- - Employees held in the utmost affection
- - stick from the workers?
- - presumably the boss expects to lean on them
- - obviously the manager can lean on them
- - All the employees, as a whole
- - Pole for the workforce
- - Workers, collectively
- - Workers on hand
- - They're on the payroll
- - Lines on which to write notes
- - Lines for notes
- - Joint Chiefs of ...... (military advisors to the president)
- - Joint Chiefs of ...... (group that advises the US president)
- - Company workers
- - Team of workers
- - Those employed by the manager on all sides today
- - Group of office workers
- - It takes notes
- - Holder of notes
- - Work support group
- - Group of workers
- - Place for notes
- - Supply with workers
- - Those on the payroll
- - People on the payroll
- - Group on the payroll
- - Workers on duty
- - Lines for music notes
- - Office workers, collectively
- - Sheet music quintet, and with 31-Down, what the first letters of 16-, 22-, 36-, 45- and 56-Across represent
- - Set of lines for notes
- - Lines for writing notes
- - Office workers
- - Work crew
- - Work group
- - Work force
- - Workers
- - kathy —, actress who played nora batty in bbc tv sitcom last of the summer wine
- - Where you might read notes for personnel
- - Ordinary workers, not the managers
- - support for workers?
- - A crook exposed in the workforce
- - Workers post
- - all the clerical employees will show ceremonial mace
- - Chief of ... (prestigious White House position)
- - County's cut workforce
- - crew's long stick
- - Sheet music component
- - Office workforce
- - Fill with employees
- - Employees, terribly fast and furious initially
- - Collection of lines on a music sheet
- - those on duty
- - support for administrative personnel
- - an upright group of employees
- - Horizontal lines on sheet music
- - 'Cats don't have owners, they have ...'
- - Ceremonial rod for employees
- - Pole's employees?
- - Silent after vacation with a very loud man
- - Employees of a business
- - white house crew
- - Employees, collectively
- - People in an office
- - employees one should be about to lean on
- - Office crew on a payroll
- - If Fats has Rod back, I go
- - people in office
- - Firm's employees
- - body of employees could be noted
- - Rod's son cheers very loudly
- - Those employed
- - long piece of wood
- - Type of car or nurse
- - Wizard's walking stick
- - Salaried group
- - Group of aides
- - Flag's place
- - Cabinet makeup
- - Biblical comforter
- - Wizard's accessory
- - Support crew
- - Stick carried by Gandalf
- - Shepherd's fistful
- - Sheet music lines
- - Rod's biblical companion
- - Rod of Moses
- - Rod — workforce
- - Presidential administrators
- - Officer's aides.
- - Office folk
- - Mace or crosier
- - Group employed in services etc
- - Corps of employees
- - Assisting group
- - Alpenstock
- - Aides et al.
- - A flat place?
- - "Comforter" in a Psalm
- - Tall pole
- - Kind of sergeant
- - Kind of officer
- - Mace
- - Aides
- - Wizard's stick
- - Wizard's prop
- - Crosier.
- - Retinue
- - Wizard's weapon
- - Noted lines?
- - Office personnel
- - Sceptre
- - Personnel in small Welsh river
- - Aides, collectively
- - Stick typifying authority for faithful initially ...
- - Personnel
- - Employee group
- - Stick for employees
- - Employees; rod
- - Shepherd's stick
- - Servers and such
- - Group of employees and long stick for support
- - Jacob's --, a medieval instrument for measuring heights and distances
- - Hands stick
- - Fill positions in
- - Workforce
- - Stick; employees
- - Several lines of music?
- - Working group
- - Faculty
- - Rod alternative
- - Company's personnel
- - Aid for Moses
- - Group of employees
- - Man following dietary concerns up
- - Business people
- - Chief of ....: Army leader
- - Stick of authority
- - Prop for Gandalf
- - Rod teachers employed in school
- - Stick man
- - Support son, overweight, knocked back by female
- - Stick people in a firm?
- - Office crew
- - Personnel: rod
- - Everyone working in an office
- - Where something can be flat or sharp
- - Payroll listing
- - Crew finding sun on Welsh river
- - Subordinates
- - Psalm 23 comforter
- - Personnel removed from post affected
- - Employees; sceptre
- - People on a payroll
- - A natural setting?
- - Type of car, nurse or sergeant
- - Locale for this puzzle's shaded squares
- - Lines for a score
- - Engage in hiring
- - Body of military officers
- - Sturdy walking stick
- - Five lines on sheet music
- - Martial-arts weapon
- - Assistants and such
- - Office complement
- - Payroll people
- - Office group
- - Sign in a reserved parking area
- - Type of nurse or sergeant
- - Shepherd's handful
- - Moses carried one
- - Lines adjacent to a ledger line
- - Lines of music
- - Office team
- - It doth comfort?
- - Support group?
- - Crew
- - Flagpole ......
- - Rod's partner
- - Walking stick
- - Walking aid
- - ... stick
- - Hired help
- - Flag support
- - Rod
- - Score lines
- - Hire
- - ... pole
- - Scepter
- - Shepherd's tool
- - Cudgel
- - .... man
- - Symbol of authority
- - "Employees ......"
- - .... team
- - Personnel of an oraganization
- - rod's employees?
- - stick from employees?
- - stick to personnel
- - Walking stick like Gandalf's
- - Pole for use in walking
- - large stick wielded by a wizard, maybe
- - support for lame personnel?
- - Giant ear can flap in the winds
- - Animal measuring up to 3.7m in height at the shoulder and seven tonnes in weight
- - Not as protracted
- - Not so prolix
- - Underwear in record time!
- - More like a short lawyer?
- - Shorter and more concise
- - Intelligence officer, at times
- - More terse
- - Less wordy
- - More concise
- - Less lengthy
- - Shorter
- - 1991 crime film remake starring Nick Nolte and Robert De Niro
- - 1962 thriller remade by Martin Scorsese in 1991: 2 wds.
- - Harden, turn into bone
- - To turn into bone, to petrify
- - Convert into bone
- - Harden into bone
- - Harden to lack of profit starting off in the event that it brings an end to prosperity
- - Turn to bone
- - Become bone-hard
- - Turn into bone
- - Become hard and bony with age
- - Harden, in a way
- - Bone up
- - Harden
- - Turn into fossil? Most of fossil badly done, ending in ignominy
- - harden, become bony
- - Cause to become stiff and/or bony
- - Become rigid like the boss if you are unguarded
- - Stop developing sailor's independent force before the end of January
- - Cease developing
- - Become rigid and bonelike
- - Become inflexible
- - Become bony?
- - Old saints, if meeting heresy, ultimately become rigid
- - Lose flexibility
- - Become hardened
- - Order aboard with half of 21 down to do something with the boneheads
- - Wartime intelligence agency, for your information, affected job of bonesetters
- - Rouse stiffly off and on and become rigid
- - You may get it from boss if you become inflexible
- - Get set in one's ways
- - Become hindbound
- - Make rigid.
- - Become callous or set.
- - Become callous
- - Become rigid
- - Become fixed
- - become inflexible if beset by extremes in officious society
- - Become 39-Across
- - Some loss if you become inflexible
- - Slugfest
- - Orbital motion covering only 40 per cent of orbit is a chaotic situation
- - nobody pays for the fight?
- - *Super chaotic situation
- - battle in which there are no charges?
- - Then is no one getting charged in affray?
- - fight for which nobody pays?
- - Undersea eco-system examination in Florida results in big argument
- - A fight no-one will pay to see?
- - brawl, informally
- - Public brawl
- - Fight with no admission charge
- - Affray with no-one being charged
- - Brawl with no one getting charged?
- - Disorganised brawl -- nobody's to be charged
- - Brawl resulting in no charges
- - Fracas, and a hint to both words in the answers to starred clues
- - Wild melee
- - ... 12 that shouldn't cost anybody anything
- - A fight, but nobody is charged
- - Fight without risk of charges being brought
- - "Shemozzle"
- - "Liberate My Sons" by Arthur Miller
- - Contest anyone can enter.
- - Riotous fight.
- - It's now called a hassle.
- - Chaotic fight
- - Confused fight
- - Wild fight
- - Wild brawl
- - Chaotic situation
- - Battle royal
- - Fracas
- - Ruckus
- - Donnybrook
- - Melee
- - Brawl
- - a scrap for which nobody is charged
- - Fine American vessel in trouble
- - commotion in fine american ship
- - loud american son causes bother
- - Hoo-ha following American society
- - Disturbance, trouble
- - female on american ship makes ado
- - Storm in a teacup first. Usually starts silently
- - Loud American ship creating bother
- - Trouble in Rufus Street
- - Palaver, commotion
- - hubbub involving us at heart
- - 'No muss, no ...'
- - needless bustle or excitement
- - Bother putting a figurehead on a United States ship
- - Cry more than usual as a teething baby
- - Be persnickety
- - Needless bustle
- - Needless commotion
- - "Don't kick up a ...!" (Make a commotion)
- - "What's all the ... about?" (commotion)
- - Hoo-ha, sometimes over a pot
- - Bustle(Used today)
- - Worry without reason
- - Worry needlessly
- - Something to keep tabs on
- - File holder
- - File for loose papers
- - File holding unit
- - Place on computer where files are stored
- - Leaflet
- - Dossier
- - Circular ......
- - Filing aid
- - Office item
- - Binder?
- - binder for loose papers