➠ Words with f
List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.
- - To be mindful about spending to save money
- - Careful with money, French girl pressing uniform
- - Father with posh girl is thrifty
- - Sparing with resources
- - Careful with money
- - Careful with spending
- - Careful about spending
- - Careful, in a way
- - thrifty old convict returning to change fur
- - Economic fellow starts to regard using gyms as lavish
- - Thrifty, if proud: gladly giving away the odd bits
- - Spartan, meagre
- - giving a girl a new fur is not extravagant!
- - fine mat - a large saving
- - Prudent, scrimping
- - Sparing, thrifty
- - economical; sparing
- - living without waste right in the midst of a gulf war
- - sparing some stuff, rug also
- - not at all spendthrifty
- - Avoiding waste
- - Saving river between France and Portugal, left abandoned
- - Withhold tune from Ungrateful Dead - mean that is!
- - Unlike binge shoppers
- - Economical, avoiding waste
- - Artificial fur on US girl involving very little expense
- - Overseas football authority admits carpet length is too tight
- - Being thrifty using mat found in river
- - Not wanting waste carpet to be chucked in river
- - Skimping and scrimping
- - Cost-conscious
- - Waste-hating
- - Watching every penny.
- - Sparing
- - Penny wise
- - Thrifty.
- - Saving
- - Economical
- - Penny-pinching
- - Like Scrooge
- - Parsimonious
- - sparing or thrifty
- - sparing or economical regarding money and food
- - sparing father having huge sale repeatedly exposed
- - such material makes nonsense
- - Pajamas material
- - Loosely-woven material
- - Pajama material
- - Winter pajamas material
- - Muleta material
- - Nightgown material
- - Winter sheet material
- - Slacks or shirt material
- - Sheet material
- - flatter material
- - smooth talker uses this soft woven fabric
- - fabric that produces flattery
- - Washer or blank coin, now primarily used by the Spanish
- - cloth for washing your face
- - Soft soap or its applicator?
- - materially speaking, that's mere soft-soap!
- - One may have a nap on it
- - Washrag
- - soft-soap and a face-cloth
- - flattery left woman in florida
- - A soft worsted fabric
- - Cleaner: soft soap?
- - Face washer
- - Soft woollen fabric
- - Washing cloth
- - Facecloth
- - Nirvana's signature fabric
- - Facecloth — soft soap
- - With 38 Across, thick-fabric sleepwear
- - Soft-soap; facecloth
- - Woollen fabric requiring soft soap
- - Small piece of towelling for washing oneself
- - Fabric; bland talk
- - Soft soap and face-cloth
- - Light fabric
- - Nightgown fabric
- - Fine lines about Stuart monarch, or flattery?
- - Soft soap and facecloth
- - Lumberjack fabric
- - Fallen out over name for blarney
- - Cloth used to wash the face and body
- - Blandishments, fine lines describing former queen
- - Soft soap that may be used on the face?
- - Light woollen textile used for clothing
- - Cloth; evasive talk
- - Soft soap or another bathroom item
- - Swansdown, e.g.
- - Cozy cloth
- - Face cloth
- - Soft cotton
- - Shirt fabric
- - Soft fabric
- - Woollen fabric
- - Evasive talk
- - Cloth
- - Bathroom item
- - Winter wear
- - A soft wool fabric
- - don the stage in role of childhood chum?
- - Friend in frolics
- - childhood companion's drama casts elf and owl
- - Venerable English university
- - do up about ten on behalf of university
- - English university
- - old vote supporting daughter's university place
- - Oldest university in the English-speaking world
- - low-heeled shoe in box for daughter
- - university shoes
- - UK university city
- - university, shoe, and comma
- - University city "of dreaming spires"
- - A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England
- - University — shoe
- - Rhodes Scholarship university
- - Dark blue university?
- - Crossroads in central London
- - University city
- - Shoe in box for delivery
- - Ancient university town
- - Party backed over vote in favour of foreign university
- - British university
- - University in England
- - Backed party about vote favouring university
- - English university town
- - River in Newcastle
- - Noted English university
- - English university since about the 12th century
- - English university city.
- - animal by river's crossing point in english city
- - one of the places where one might get the blues
- - Steer, following ring road to reach city
- - Matthew Arnold's "sweet city with her dreaming spires"
- - The "city of dreaming spires", according to poet Matthew Arnold
- - ... Circus; tube station serving popular shopping street
- - Steer car brand to famous uni
- - Where Clinton didn't inhale
- - Matthew Arnold's 'city of dreaming spires'
- - City of Dreaming Spires
- - Boat Race's Dark Blues
- - "…that sweet City with her dreaming spires…"
- - Part of OED
- - Famous 16
- - Alma mater for J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis
- - UK seat of learning
- - 3-Down's alma mater
- - Tony Blair went there
- - Where Tolkien taught
- - Old car that's kept by city producing different make
- - Destination for Rhodes scholars
- - Dr. Seuss went there
- - Margaret Thatcher alma mater
- - Rhodes scholar's alma mater
- - Dudley Moore's alma mater
- - Stephen Hawking's alma mater
- - Where Clinton spent the late '60s
- - #92
- - City on the Thames.
- - Brogue
- - Shoe style
- - Type of shoe
- - English city
- - Where you might get blue shoe?
- - custard dessert with caramel sauce
- - Custard with caramel
- - Jiggly custard
- - Custard in Spanish cuisine
- - Spanish custard treat
- - Caramel-coated custard
- - Caramel custard pie
- - Caramel custard
- - Spanish dessert made from custard
- - Open pastry filled with fruit or custard
- - Latin American custard dessert
- - Custard-caramel concoction
- - Custard served with caramel
- - Custard for Castro
- - Baked dish filled with fruit or custard
- - Tart left in cooler
- - Lover eating large pastry dish
- - Cousin of a tres leches cake
- - Side of meat cut for baked dish
- - left in the cooler, it may be jammed
- - Tart, quiche
- - devotee, about 50, from the confectioner's?
- - caramel dessert
- - Pastry enthusiast welcoming learner
- - Open sweet or savoury tart
- - cake left in cooler
- - supporter grabbing learner's tart
- - Pastry dish left in cooler
- - sweet produced by devotee, about fifty
- - An open pastry or sponge tart filled with fruit or a savoury mixture
- - An open tart, or the metal disc which is stamped to produce a coin
- - Quiche in UK
- - Something fruity from the fancy piece round the corner
- - Dish offered by side finishing early
- - Dessert left in cooler
- - Custardy Mexican dessert
- - Pastry case
- - Open pastry filled with fruit
- - Pastry case with a filling
- - Open-topped tart
- - Open tart with a sweet or savoury filling
- - Open pastry dessert
- - Open fruit tart
- - Large pie
- - Large open pie
- - Dessert after paella
- - Dessert after jambalaya
- - Cheese-filled tart, e.g.
- - British tart
- - A pastry
- - Certain pastry
- - Board game with pink pegs
- - Board game with a lawsuit card
- - Board game with car tokens
- - Board game whose goal is retirement
- - Game with marriage and kids
- - Popular board game
- - Classic board game
- - It's a tragedy when seen in close-up but a comedy in the long shot, per Charlie Chaplin
- - Long prison term
- - '...... of Pi' (Yann Martel novel)
- - Run-on sentence?
- - Death penalty alternative
- - Severe prison sentence
- - Opposite of death
- - 'Where there's ......, there's hope'
- - ...... of Riley
- - Harsh sentence
- - Biography, story about France's leader
- - Longest sentence?
- - .... story (autobiography)
- - Person's romantic relationships, taken together
- - Sinatra's "That's ......"
- - ...... of Riley (ease)
- - We all have one to live
- - Thing to live to its fullest
- - It's preferred over death
- - Prison sentence
- - ......-or-death situation
- - Type of insurance
- - Long sentence
- - Longest sentence possible
- - Weekly magazine from 1883 to 1972
- - Career work of Kipling giving new heart to literature
- - Magazine that published Harry Truman's memoirs
- - '...... is full of misery, loneliness, and suffering - and it's all over much too soon' (Woody Allen)
- - Long sentence in magazine?
- - Stiff sentence
- - The "vie" in "c'est la vie"
- - and 12 Down: Biology, medicine, etc
- - Severe sentence
- - Hang on for dear ....
- - This puzzle's theme word
- - "Get a ....!"
- - Subject of a memorable chocolate simile
- - Biography topic
- - Prison term, perhaps
- - Long prison sentence
- - Cereal brand contained in the answer at 25-Across
- - Frankenstein's objective
- - Flora and fauna
- - Biographical focus
- - Term for some judges
- - Kind of jacket or insurance
- - Talk Talk "It's My ......"
- - Living Colour "This is the ......"
- - Subject of a search on Mars
- - Long term?
- - "That it will never come again is what makes ...... so sweet" (Emily Dickinson)
- - Dictator's term, perhaps
- - "A tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot," according to Charlie Chaplin
- - Elvis song for the living?
- - Time Inc. magazine
- - Jacket type
- - Existence
- - 9/
- - Animation
- - It's often toasted
- - Sprightliness.
- - Zest
- - Vivacity
- - Vitality
- - Vigor.
- - Belt
- - Excitement.
- - In pieces
- - Quaker cereal
- - Kind of insurance
- - .... insurance
- - Force
- - Spirit
- - Biography
- - Bio
- - Energy
- - Hack
- - "The Vet ___," Diarra Blue's TV series about 3 Houston-based vets and their journey with animals
- - file about long sentence
- - The ultimate gift we have
- - Period from birth to death
- - Existence or vitality
- - "After ...," TV series by Ricky Gervais
- - word with hack or coach
- - Vivacity or vitality
- - "Love of My ..." ( Queen hit)
- - From birth to death
- - ingratiate oneself with a dish by partiality
- - Seek to ingratiate oneself
- - Ingratiate oneself
- - ingratiate oneself with spicy dish?
- - savage set fire to church
- - wild fire consumed church
- - Wild fire stirred up by cyclone extremely
- - Intense fire damaged church
- - wild fire spread to church
- - like a fire raging at many a point
- - Castle gutted after catastrophic fire raging
- - Savage — vehement
- - Intense fire destroyed church
- - Ferocious, savage
- - Savage
- - Savage in Recife on the loose
- - Intense fire spread over church
- - Wild, loud music that is associated with Luther's extreme church
- - It's vicious to fire butcher from Clare
- - savage from recife
- - Violent in force
- - ........ creatures, 1997 zoo-based comedy film featuring the main cast of a fish called wanda
- - sasha ...... (beyoncé alter ego)
- - Vehement in temper
- - Intense expression of outrage by people missing answer
- - violent outcome from recife
- - 'I Am Sasha ...'
- - Powerful European Commission whistle-blower raised outside Italy
- - Like a band of Amazons
- - Onetime catchword for fashion designer Christian Siriano
- - Like some competition
- - Former Beyoncé alter ego Sasha
- - Cutthroat, as competition
- - Relentless.
- - Hostile
- - Ferocious
- - Intensely competitive
- - Violent, aggressive
- - Aggressive type fends off differences
- - Like a tiger
- - Vehement, furious
- - Highly competitive
- - Sasha ......, Beyoncé's alter ego
- - Part of humidifier ceased displaying intensity
- - Violent and aggressive
- - Intense dancing rife before getting caught with Ecstasy?
- - Wild or menacing
- - Like tigers
- - Cutthroat
- - Menacingly wild
- - Intense, as a competitor
- - Ruthlessly violent
- - Tigerlike
- - Cut-throat
- - Hot skewer with starter removed under force
- - Bloodthirsty
- - Violent expression of disapproval about hundred being imprisoned
- - Far from laid-back
- - Badgerlike
- - Intense, as competition
- - Like some competitors
- - Like intense competitors
- - Like a Bengal tiger
- - Like some winds
- - Very intense
- - Overused word for "very distasteful."
- - Furiously intense.
- - Extremely unpleasant: Slang.
- - "No bandit ......, no tyrant mad with pride."—Pope.
- - Menacing
- - Brutal
- - Vicious
- - Vehement
- - Aggressive
- - Wild
- - Violent
- - Passionate
- - Furious
- - Resolute
- - Intense
- - Knock-down-drag-out
- - Intense fellow with little hesitation cracking problem in winter
- - Displaying a wild nature
- - Aggressive and frightening
- - Dangerous, threatening