➠ Words with f
List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.
- - Football's opposite of attacker
- - Card revoked over fine finish by Everton's lead footballer
- - Invader's opponent
- - Footballer put off round goal
- - Footballer put off allows goal in
- - protector of french fire surround
- - Hockey or football rearguard
- - Footballer.
- - Footballer one hoping to retain title
- - Accused person's lawyer
- - ...... of the Faith
- - One of Elizabeth II's titles.
- - Football position
- - Guardian put off accepting outcome
- - guard is fed up with final item?
- - The Guardian redefined puzzle after I quit
- - Resistance worker put off accepting death
- - person who stands up for fullback?
- - back end in bow?
- - He may be back in the team
- - competing title-holder to put off the final held inside
- - back in the team
- - Attorney, e.g.
- - Lawyer, perhaps
- - Back one protecting others
- - Sportsman put off going round goal
- - Apologist to give way, accepting conclusion
- - *Lawyer, at times
- - Certainly no striker is put off netting goal!
- - One who provides protection
- - Criminal attorney
- - Soccer midfielder, typically
- - Lawyer in court, often
- - Legal figure.
- - Fighter against invasion.
- - Ulysses' role in Sophocles' "Ajax."
- - Ombudsman
- - Protector.
- - Guard
- - Champion
- - Advocate
- - Back
- - Guardian --
- - person who stands up for full back?
- - Goalkeeper or back, eg
- - Greatly frightened
- - Extremely frightened
- - Very frightened
- - Restrained about blunder if frightened
- - Frightened
- - Awe-struck model blundered around islands occupied by France
- - Scared of ferret I'd trained, one is bitten
- - Scared dog, say, if ride gets diverted
- - Very scared
- - Panic-stricken — dire refit (anag)
- - Restrained catching stray, if fearful
- - Bound to admit blunder, if scared
- - Bound to admit mistake if in great fear
- - Dog's lead put on tailless canine I force inside, trembling?
- - Scared by blunder provided, held by United
- - Alarmed if retired, pottering about
- - Scared stiff
- - Petrified
- - Panic-stricken
- - More than startled
- - Bound to embrace German man? Not hard if scared
- - initially finds ubiquitous japanese iconography depicts mountain!
- - Mountain republic's more westerly one excavated for uranium
- - visit a snow-capped volcano in japan and see
- - Japan's emblematic mount
- - Mount ..., Japan's highest mountain that is also an active volcano
- - big attraction in japan
- - Apple variety first cultivated in Japan
- - Mount ......, highest point in Japan
- - volcano depicted in many hokusai prints
- - Japan's active volcano
- - Japan's tallest mountain
- - The highest mountain in Japan
- - Active volcano in Japan
- - Japan's highest peak
- - Honshu mountain
- - Highest peak in Japan
- - Extinct volcano in south central Honshu
- - Apple variety that shares its name with Japan's tallest mountain
- - Volcano in Japan
- - Apple variety originating in Japan
- - Apple variety from Japan
- - Volcano in central Japan
- - Mountain overlooking Tokyo
- - Apple from Japan
- - Dormant volcano in central Japan
- - It's big in Japan
- - Japan's highest mountain
- - Apple named for a Japanese mountain
- - Japan's tallest peak
- - It blew in 1707
- - Sacred volcano of Japan
- - Honshu's high point
- - Mount represented in the Atari logo
- - Japan's highest point
- - Sacred mountain of Japan.
- - Highest mountain in Japan.
- - Symbol of Japan
- - Big name in camera film
- - Big name in film
- - Japanese mountain
- - Apple Variety, Or A Mountain In Japan
- - mount ..., stratovolcano on honshu; highest peak in japan
- - Crisp apple
- - Peak on Honshu
- - Challenging setting for the 2020 Olympics men's road cycling course
- - peak viewable from tokyo on a clear day
- - View from the Shinkansen
- - American bike company, oddly enough
- - Japanese apple variety
- - Peak on the 1,000-yen note
- - Crisp hybrid apple
- - Name on a blimp
- - McIntosh alternative
- - Extinct Japanese volcano — cherry tree
- - Japanese peak
- - Picturesque Japanese peak
- - Depiction on a Japanese 1000 yen note
- - Peak near Tokyo
- - Volcano viewable from Tokyo
- - Popular apple
- - Big film maker
- - Honshu volcano
- - Sacred volcano
- - Honshu mount
- - Mount held sacred by pilgrims
- - Japansese peak
- - Sacred peak
- - Japanese peak, familiarly
- - Polaroid rival
- - Sight near Tokyo
- - Sight from Tokyo.
- - Kodak rival
- - Kodak competitor
- - Type of apple
- - Film maker
- - Apple variety
- - Digital camera brand
- - Japanese volcano
- - Honshu peak.
- - Fellows scored after upsetting drink
- - a couple of fellows after month without stimulant
- - Coffee without the kick
- - Fellow confronted about drink
- - Fellow confronted about making Java drug-free?
- - Still shrink-wrapped, perhaps
- - Emmy-nominated film starring 48-Across as Ben Bernanke [4 wds]
- - Label for some banks
- - HBO drama about the 2008 financial crisis
- - Term applied to Goldman Sachs in 2008
- - Financial crisis designation
- - 2008 financial crisis phrase
- - 2008 financial crisis mantra
- - PM in agreement with pretty much nobody
- - ernest wrote about death then, succeeding with no one, in short
- - one not far off for part of the day
- - Post given to short nob regarding PM
- - PM one on raft at sea
- - PM seeking news about old love
- - PM succeeding, with nobody finally going out
- - Part of PM's article about Eton for broadcast
- - period that follows morning
- - Time of day for a nonet to be reproduced
- - Almost none for tea, dished up - now?
- - Time following lunch
- - time of day when nora often changes
- - time of day following the morning
- - 12 noon to sunset
- - PM almost nobody supports later
- - Post-lunch get a paper, nobody around to hamper reading
- - Latterday period
- - nora often changed for this part of the day
- - Between morning and evening
- - Occurs between midday and evening
- - Greeting a female diver naked?
- - Period following 1200 hours
- - Post-lunch period
- - Post midday
- - When body temperature is typically highest
- - PM second to none endlessly holding ring
- - PM following nobody when European quits
- - Siesta time
- - Matinée time
- - Datebook section
- - It has many soap slots
- - Day time
- - PM
- - Postmeridian period
- - "The ...... of a Faun": Debussy
- - Time for a faun.
- - Give blood
- - Fat nurses mistakenly inject into bloodstream
- - a spouse is apparently preferable to nothing at all
- - Spouse (informal)
- - Spouse, informally
- - Informal reference to spouse
- - Spouse, affectionately
- - Spouse, so to speak
- - Spouse, jokingly
- - Spouse: Colloq.
- - Spouse
- - Partner who likes to gamble and drink
- - Partner recovered, but not completely?
- - partner felt breath becoming irregular
- - a wife is apparently preferable to nothing at all
- - Husband, Alf, after cap for his wife?
- - One who backs husband against narrow-minded sort?
- - Partner's requirement after beer has been sent back?
- - Bet it's the wife!
- - Wife, to a humble husband
- - Wife, colloquially
- - Marital fraction
- - Wife
- - Complementary name for one's partner
- - Combat aircraft
- - Aircraft about to be unloaded from vessel
- - Man that's chosen the ring that could be her gift
- - Military aircraft
- - Kind of aircraft.
- - Belligerent female on reformed right pressing point
- - one gladiator or maybe eight in extremes of fear
- - boxer damaging freight
- - combatant, scrapper
- - One in combat
- - Activist
- - Warplane in freight exploded
- - Boxer
- - One wouldn't give up her gift anyhow
- - Warrior
- - Combatant
- - Freight (anag.)
- - Military jet
- - Terrier or boxer, for instance
- - One in a boxing ring
- - Foreman's job, before grill pitchman
- - One in a ring
- - Spad or Fokke
- - Warplane
- - Boxer, for one
- - Type of plane.
- - Pursuit plane.
- - See 20-Across
- - Her gift is in conflict
- - Best friends briefly
- - Lifetime pals briefly
- - lifelong pals, briefly
- - Tightest pals, briefly
- - Bosom buds, briefly
- - Ride-or-die pals, briefly
- - Super close buds, briefly
- - They're inseparable, briefly
- - Closest buds, briefly
- - Very close pals, briefly
- - Pals, in texts
- - Wearers of friendship bracelets
- - "pals 4 lyfe"
- - 4EVA pals
- - Close chums for short
- - no. 1 pals
- - Tight gal pals from way back when
- - Very close pals: Abbr.
- - inseparable buddies, in texts
- - True pals, in texts
- - amy and molly, in "booksmart"
- - first responders in a crisis?: abbr.
- - Closest pals in texting shorthand
- - people who might split a heart-shaped necklace, for short
- - those you're tightest with, familiarly
- - Pals for life: Abbr.
- - Inseparable pals: Abbr.
- - Closest pals for short
- - inseparable ones, for short
- - Buds that are very close
- - Pals for life, in millennial lingo: Abbr.
- - V good pals
- - Lifelong pals, slangily: Abbr.
- - Closest of pals, for short
- - People who totes tell each other everything
- - Peeps you text the most, maybe
- - Like, total bosom buddies 4 life
- - Lifelong pals, in textspeak
- - Lifelong buds, 4 short
- - Inseparable middle sch. pals, perhaps
- - Closest buddies, in textspeak
- - Close pals, initially
- - Close pals who you would literally die for, for short
- - People who are tight, in modern lingo
- - Inseparable pals, for short
- - Super-close pals, for short
- - Super-close buds
- - More than buds
- - V close pals
- - Closest buds, for short
- - Contacts list faves
- - Ppl with heart emojis on Snapchat
- - Closest pals, slangily
- - Inseparable buds
- - Close pals, in texts
- - Closest pals, initially
- - Closest of pals, informally
- - People who are totes close
- - Fave buds
- - Permanent pals, 4 short
- - Close pals, for short
- - Lifelong pals, slangily
- - Closest 57-Across, in texts
- - Buds 4 life
- - Inseparable pals, to texters
- - Bosom buddies, in modern lingo
- - Closest buds, in texts
- - Very close ones, for short
- - Fave texting buds
- - Closest buddies, for short
- - Lifelong buds, in texts
- - Fave texting pals
- - Pals 4 life
- - Lifelong pals, less formally
- - Lifelong pals, in texts
- - Inseparable pair, for short
- - Close pals, in teen slang
- - Lifelong buddies, for short
- - Ones who've got your back, in Internet shorthand
- - Pals, in textspeak
- - Totes close pals
- - Close buds
- - Bosom buddies
- - Besties
- - closest ones, 4 short
- - Pals such as this puzzle's constructors
- - Super-close pals
- - Two halves of a platonic whole
- - 1980s sports org. rebooted in 2022
- - 1980s sports org.
- - Sports org. with the Pittsburgh Maulers and Philadelphia Stars
- - Failed '80s gridiron org.
- - Unsuccessful '80s gridiron org.
- - Sports org. that Trump was once a part of
- - Sports org. that included the Los Angeles Express and Denver Gold
- - Sports org. of the 1980s
- - Short-lived '80s sports org.
- - Org. for the Denver Gold and Chicago Blitz
- - Group that included the L.A. Express
- - Gridiron org. of the 1980s
- - Failed 1980s gridiron org.
- - Extinct gridiron org.
- - Erstwhile gridiron org.
- - Defunct sports org. with the Denver Gold and Chicago Blitz
- - Defunct sports grp.
- - Defunct org. in which Donald Trump owned the New Jersey Generals
- - Defunct gridders' org.
- - 1980s pigskin org. that didn't work out
- - '80s org. that included the N.J. Generals
- - Defunct gridiron org
- - 1980s gridiron org. rebooted in 2022
- - sports org. revived in 2022 after a 37-year hiatus
- - N.F.L. rival
- - Defunct gridiron gp.
- - Defunct '80s gridiron gp.
- - The N.J. Generals were part of it
- - QB Jim Kelly was its 1984 MVP
- - Diamondback's danger
- - Dracula's teeth
- - Sidewinder's weapon
- - Vampire's canines
- - Vampire's trademark
- - Krait's weapons
- - Dracula's "siphons"
- - Snake's defense
- - Adder's armament
- - Cobra's weapons
- - Asp's weapons
- - Serpent's teeth.
- - Tiger's weapons.
- - Canines to beware of
- - Halloween accessory
- - Poison administrants
- - They might be a pain in the neck
- - Sharp teeth
- - Terrifying teeth
- - Dracula costume accessories
- - Pit viper pair
- - Demonic canines
- - Sharp projections
- - Venom outlets
- - Bite 'em items
- - Eye teeth.
- - Teeth of animals.
- - Canine teeth.
- - Dracula feature
- - Viper feature
- - ...... teeth
- - Canines.
- - they can be biting!
- - components of a werewolf costume
- - Stretch near Phoenix after which Gordon Lightfoot named a Top 10 song