➠ Words with f

List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.

  • - it's not altruistic to market sea-food, one hears
  • - Not willing to share
  • - it's not altruistic to market sea-food, by the sound of it
  • - it's not altruistic to market seafood, we hear
  • - Unwilling to share
  • - Unlikely to share
  • - Looking after number one son, doctor flies to reach hospital
  • - it's not altruistic to market seafood, by the sound of it
  • - They say what the chippy does is not altruistic
  • - greedy sister and husband adopt a mischievous child
  • - One only concerned with personal gain
  • - Only looking after one's own interests
  • - thinking of one, almost become a dealer in seafood
  • - No altruist
  • - Concerned only with one's personal welfare
  • - Concerned only with one's own welfare
  • - Looking after number one
  • - Salt cod, for one?
  • - Concerned only with no. 1
  • - Ungenerous and small, like a fairy
  • - Ungenerous
  • - Out for number one
  • - Mostly flog salmon, perhaps being greedy
  • - Is flesh so greedy?
  • - Flesh is cut -- that's mean
  • - Hardly altruistic
  • - Like sleazy manager
  • - Me-first
  • - Egocentric
  • - Overconcerned with yours truly
  • - "I"-minded?
  • - Like a 44-Across
  • - Not altruistic
  • - Dog-in-the-manger
  • - Far from altruistic
  • - Dissocial
  • - Concerned with No. 1
  • - Having no concern for others.
  • - Like the dog in the manger.
  • - Careless of others.
  • - Unconcerned about anyone else.
  • - Unaltruistic.
  • - Having I-strain?
  • - Not at all generous
  • - Having "I" problems?
  • - Having an I problem
  • - Greedy
  • - Mean
  • - Covetous
  • - Egotistical
  • - Narcissistic
  • - Egotistic
  • - Egoistic
  • - Almost dispose of perch, eg, being mean
  • - Concerned exclusively with oneself
  • - Theorem work
  • - Theorem ending
  • - Double alcohol percentage for validation
  • - In favour of demonstration?
  • - Evidence of parking on top storey
  • - Conjecture's lack
  • - In favour of really convincing evidence
  • - Verification of a fact
  • - Evidence that the drink is strong?
  • - Evidence of spiritual strength
  • - first impression that establishes the truth
  • - Affirming evidence
  • - Definite evidence of a professor having nothing to hide
  • - Convincing evidence of the strength of alcohol
  • - Trial copy of printed text
  • - Evidence of damp at the rear part of a building
  • - Academic concealed Omicron evidence
  • - indisputable evidence for a kind of reader
  • - a print resistant to fire, water, etc.?
  • - any factual evidence that helps to establish the truth of something
  • - Burden of ....
  • - Burden of ... (court term)
  • - In favour of trial print
  • - Correct impression that nothing occupies the academic
  • - Substantiation
  • - read for errors
  • - jury swayer
  • - Suffix with words like bullet and water
  • - Distillery calculation
  • - Supporting evidence
  • - da's burden
  • - Academic must collect old evidence
  • - Trial print; evidence
  • - Factual evidence
  • - Whisky info
  • - Test print.
  • - Rum bottle info
  • - Render impervious (to)
  • - Manuscript, just before printing
  • - Geometry homework assignment
  • - Draft copy of printed text
  • - Case number?
  • - Booze number
  • - A trial print from a negative.
  • - Courtroom evidence
  • - Irrefutable evidence
  • - Compelling evidence
  • - Impervious
  • - Affirmation
  • - Incontrovertible evidence
  • - Validation
  • - Verification
  • - Evidence revealed in pudding?
  • - Check for mistakes
  • - Object of a detective's quest
  • - Geometry exercise
  • - Prosecutor's burden
  • - First pint is on the house for The Confirmation
  • - Specimen old German coin Joey collected
  • - Whiskey bottle word
  • - Alcohol strength
  • - Evidence that's found in pudding?
  • - Liquor potency
  • - 86 to drink
  • - Geometry class challenge
  • - Bit of geometry homework
  • - Test requirement in court
  • - Spirits strength
  • - One might end 'Q.E.D.'
  • - First print from a negative
  • - Conclusive evidence
  • - Ironclad evidence
  • - Clear demonstration
  • - Testimony of master's taking precedence
  • - Geometry class exercise
  • - Demonstration of strength of spirit
  • - Soft cover for galley
  • - Smoking gun
  • - Number on a liquor bottle
  • - *Smoking gun, e.g.
  • - Bruce Springsteen "Living ......"
  • - Trial print
  • - Math homework assignment
  • - Evidence that establishes the truth of something
  • - Decisive evidence
  • - Homework problem in geometry
  • - Bit of math homework
  • - Spirits measure
  • - Advanced math assignment
  • - Smoking gun, say
  • - It can nail a case shut
  • - Alcohol measure
  • - 90 is a pretty high one
  • - Check for typos
  • - Smoking gun, so to speak
  • - Vodka-bottle word
  • - Scotch statistic
  • - Evidence, or word that can follow the starts of answers to starred clues
  • - DNA may provide it
  • - David Auburn play that won the 2001 Pulitzer
  • - Number of spirits?
  • - Rye-bottle word
  • - QED preceder
  • - Portrait studio preview
  • - Logic exercise
  • - It's rarely over 100
  • - 86 is a high one
  • - Case strengthener
  • - Geometry assignment
  • - 90 is a high one
  • - Undeniable evidence
  • - Place for corrections
  • - Q.E.D. preceder
  • - Jury-swaying evidence
  • - Mathematician's offering
  • - Indisputable evidence
  • - Sufficient evidence
  • - Gumshoe's quest
  • - Math work
  • - Trial impression in printing
  • - Pre-Publications reading
  • - Mathematician's pride
  • - Math discovery
  • - Demonstration of validity
  • - Photographer's test print
  • - Alcoholic strength
  • - Potable's potency
  • - The goods, to a D.A.
  • - Suffix with fool or weather
  • - Certification
  • - Print of a photo.
  • - Missourian's requirement.
  • - Photographer's concern.
  • - Galley.
  • - Item in photography.
  • - Printer's galley.
  • - Demonstration
  • - Positive
  • - ...... grounds
  • - Confirmation
  • - Evidence.
  • - Unquestionable evidence
  • - evidence of the strength of one's spirit?
  • - In favour of conclusive evidence
  • - resistant to alcoholic strength
  • - ...... testimony
  • - Evidence that confirms a statement
  • - Part of a vampire costume
  • - Admirers cherish grand feature of Dracula
  • - Vampire teeth
  • - Viper features
  • - Vampire's features
  • - Vampire features
  • - Vampire's teeth
  • - Vampire's weapons
  • - Vampire costume accessory
  • - Bat features
  • - Prominent feature of Dracula
  • - Werewolf features
  • - Moccasin pair?
  • - "... a lot!" (Dracula's expression of gratitude?)
  • - Gargoyles are often depicted with them
  • - snake venom delivery
  • - Fans gather, around midnight? They're very pointed
  • - Snakes' teeth
  • - snakes' weapons
  • - Large teeth
  • - Scary part of the snake
  • - Rattlesnake's teeth
  • - Long pointed teeth
  • - Dracula's long teeth
  • - Pointy teeth
  • - Pointed teeth
  • - Things smokers use to protect new teeth
  • - Viper's weapons
  • - Long teeth
  • - Dracula's canines
  • - Werewolf's weapons
  • - Dracula's tools
  • - Part of a Dracula costume
  • - Part of a Dracula outfit
  • - Dracula's choppers
  • - Dangerous canines
  • - Venom dispensers
  • - Menacing canines
  • - 33 Down teeth
  • - Adder's defense
  • - Rattlesnake weapons
  • - Dracula's fine points?
  • - Part of many a Halloween outfit
  • - Large canines
  • - What a bear may bare
  • - They may cause a pain in the neck
  • - Snake teeth
  • - Person independent by choice
  • - 2012 novel by jodi picoult
  • - Legislator who goes rogue
  • - Silly fellow rounding on one preferring his own company?
  • - A solitary individualist
  • - Sole holdout on a jury, perhaps
  • - Person who's independent, much like a wild canine: 2 wds.
  • - Fellow on run avoids the company of the pack
  • - One who acts without others
  • - No fellow for mixing!
  • - Solitary person, no fellow for circulating
  • - Reportedly, accommodation issue upset independent type
  • - One avoids the company the others
  • - Independent one
  • - Sort who doesn't hang with others
  • - Maverick or soloist
  • - Person who prefers solitude
  • - Maverick of a sort
  • - Bachelor, indubitably.
  • - One who goes it solo.
  • - Not a team player
  • - Solitary person
  • - Hermit
  • - One who shuns company
  • - Independent sort
  • - Solitary sort
  • - Solitary type
  • - Misanthrope
  • - Maverick
  • - Solitary type fellow struggling to carry on
  • - Rectangular present
  • - Present whose cost is no mystery
  • - Present with many options
  • - Prepaid stocking stuffer
  • - Overnights, say
  • - Ships, in a way
  • - Ships with speed
  • - Get things wrong, as you might with Oxford?
  • - What a person must do to get into Oxford? Commit a faux pas (3,4,4,2,2)
  • - Get into hot water
  • - What to do with a 22 blunder
  • - Drop a brick on toe: sit up if not broken
  • - make a blunder out of tension, struggling in depression
  • - Say the wrong thing, or what to do with the first words of the starred answers
  • - Say something personally embarrassing
  • - Swipe
  • - Hitchhiker's request
  • - Pick up from the floor
  • - Work with dumbbells
  • - Take liberal Independent over another paper
  • - Is Jack up for Nick locally?
  • - Brit's elevator
  • - Fine to be carried in illuminated hoist
  • - Emotional boost
  • - Connector of English stories
  • - Raise; elevator
  • - Steal from till if tempted
  • - Uber offering
  • - Hitching goal
  • - What a tonic provides
  • - Garage contraption
  • - Take a journey in someone else's vehicle
  • - English elevator
  • - Hitchhiker's ride
  • - Ride in a car
  • - What wings provide
  • - Heightening shoe device
  • - Hydraulic device in a repair shop
  • - Poets of the Fall song that will pick you up?
  • - Stop, as an embargo
  • - Gank
  • - British elevator
  • - An airfoil provides it
  • - Hitchhiker's objective
  • - "...... Every Voice and Sing"
  • - Liverpool elevator
  • - Boost vertically, or boost from a store
  • - Edinburgh elevator
  • - Garage apparatus
  • - Clue for 17-, 26-, 45- and 60-Across
  • - Emulate a bodybuilder
  • - Roadside request
  • - Elevator, in London
  • - Morale booster
  • - Use weights
  • - 51-foot ride
  • - Essex elevator
  • - Harrods conveyance
  • - Cheerleader's move
  • - Good news on a gloomy day, e.g.
  • - London elevator
  • - Defy gravity
  • - Ride, in slang
  • - Work with weights
  • - Exalted feeling
  • - Stop, as a boycott
  • - Male cheerleader's move
  • - Exeter elevator
  • - Reason for a pick-me-up
  • - Bring upward
  • - Hitchhiker's need
  • - To raise
  • - Ballet move
  • - Hitchhiker's hope
  • - Hitching hope
  • - Hitcher's hope
  • - Shoe insert
  • - Cop
  • - See 83 Down
  • - Hoist
  • - Boost up
  • - Rescind
  • - Mountain climber
  • - Steal, slangily
  • - - ......ski
  • - Shot in the arm
  • - Pilfer
  • - Elevator ....
  • - Raise up
  • - Pick-me-up
  • - Boost
  • - Buoy
  • - See 107 Across
  • - Plagiarize
  • - See 61-Down
  • - Elevate
  • - Take the wrong way?
  • - Cheer
  • - Exalt
  • - Good feeling
  • - Air Force ....
  • - Raise
  • - Pick up
  • - 'Hold up!'
  • - Ride
  • - Steal
  • - One may pinch a feeling of elation
  • - an elevating thing to do
  • - hitch-hiker's wish
  • - "... Me Up", Song by Rihanna
  • - elevator goes down 51 feet
  • - elevator illuminated with loud interior
  • - raise thing needed in a department store?
  • - Box you might help to pack, thus missing flight?
  • - Work out with heavy weights
  • - elevator for americans