➠ Words with f

List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.

  • - Sneered [at]
  • - Laughed at with contempt and derision
  • - Jeered at
  • - devoured [informal]
  • - Showed no respect and ate greedily
  • - So gutted, having killed American — getting put away
  • - Jeered; ate
  • - Was jeering as fare was dealt with?
  • - Made a show of being unimpressed
  • - Jeered
  • - Showed scorn
  • - Displayed disdain
  • - Mocked
  • - Devoured
  • - Surname of No Doubt singer Gwen
  • - Gwen ......, lead singer with No Doubt
  • - Gwen ..., American musician known for being the lead singer of the rock band, No Doubt
  • - gwen of pop
  • - No Doubt lead singer Gwen
  • - Gwen of No Doubt
  • - No Doubt vocalist Gwen
  • - Gwen of 'The Voice'
  • - No Doubt singer Gwen
  • - Lead singer of the band No Doubt, Gwen ..
  • - Lead vocalist of "No Doubt"
  • - Singer who married Blake Shelton in 2021, Gwen ..
  • - Gwen .., singer whose hits include It's My Life and Just a Girl
  • - Songwriter/singer Gwen
  • - Singer Gwen
  • - Cover girl Gwen
  • - "Don't Speak" singer
  • - 'Hollaback Girl' singer Gwen
  • - Harlow in "The Aviator"
  • - "Hollaback Girl" singer
  • - "Hollaback Girl" girl
  • - Lady Gaga's real first name
  • - Gwen who sang "Don't Speak," 1996
  • - Pop/rock singer Gwen
  • - Pop rocker Gwen
  • - Gwen ......, singer
  • - Turn into stone
  • - Put the fear of God into trophy wife who leaves
  • - Immobilize, as with fear
  • - Paralyze with fear
  • - Transfix with horror
  • - tame animal climbing tree may end scare
  • - Make lifeless
  • - Terrorise
  • - Scare badly
  • - Get rocky?
  • - Frighten stiff
  • - Scare stiff
  • - To make very hard dish inventor hollowed fireclay
  • - Turn to stone
  • - Scare and then some
  • - Become stone.
  • - Make hard
  • - Immobilize
  • - [Of flesh] loose and fat
  • - Fat — limp
  • - skin covering double black fat
  • - Loose (of muscle)
  • - Fleshy and hanging loose
  • - Having soft, loose flesh
  • - Soft with fat
  • - Fat insect having swallowed a couple of bees, we hear
  • - In need of toning
  • - Out of condition
  • - In need of tightening
  • - Out of shape
  • - Inefficient through following opening of fallible research operation
  • - rush to admit a pair of bachelors getting out of tone
  • - Soft skin binding books
  • - Saggy
  • - Podgy
  • - Feeble — overweight
  • - Not toned
  • - Hardly buff
  • - Hardly firm, as a waist
  • - Carrying extra weight
  • - Hardly trim
  • - Having a spare tire, so to speak
  • - Like the last Romans?
  • - Paunchy
  • - Lacking firmness.
  • - Flaccid
  • - Hardly firm
  • - Not firm
  • - Lacking force
  • - Limp.
  • - Pudgy
  • - Reception area for you to enter?
  • - Theatre entrance area
  • - Waiting area
  • - Entrance area
  • - Entrance area for receiving you
  • - Reception area
  • - Theatre's entrance hall
  • - retired official found around sides of only entrance hall
  • - Lobby in favour of fencing Yorkshire's border
  • - Lobby, entrance hall
  • - Entrance for bringing in antique article?
  • - Place to leave one's shoes, perhaps
  • - large lobby
  • - lobby of a hotel or office building
  • - Entrance hall of hotel
  • - Place by a staircase
  • - Hall or lobby
  • - Entrance hallway
  • - Antechamber
  • - Part of a theatre
  • - Entrance room
  • - Entry hall
  • - Lobby of hotel, etc.
  • - Theater lobby
  • - Place for an umbrella stand
  • - Theatre entrance hall
  • - Hotel lobby
  • - Entrance hall or room
  • - Hatrack setting
  • - Anteroom
  • - Place for a coatrack
  • - Theatrical entrance
  • - Hallway
  • - Registration desk's locale, often
  • - Room with a closet, often
  • - It's abuzz during intermission
  • - Coatrack place
  • - Coatrack setting
  • - Front room
  • - Entry room
  • - Degas's "Le ...... de la danse"
  • - Where to go between acts
  • - Theatre lobby.
  • - Vestibule
  • - Entrance hall
  • - Lobby.
  • - Entryway
  • - Entrance
  • - .... room
  • - .. hall
  • - Little Jeffrey officially back in lobby
  • - entrance lobby of a hotel
  • - hotel entrance
  • - entrance hall frequently penetrated by circle? yes largely
  • - Ace service returned at a distance
  • - Come from ... (miles away)
  • - Flyers return to a remote distance
  • - .... Cry from Kensington, Muriel Spark novel
  • - returning, air force area is a long way off
  • - A return of service from a distance
  • - Romeo saw Juliet from here
  • - A long way from a farm
  • - Some way off, an armed service can return to it
  • - An old copper, thing chucked a great distance
  • - At or to a distance
  • - where you might worship from
  • - 'I came from .... just to say 'Bonsoir!'': Lafayette in 'Hamilton'
  • - at a distance, poetically
  • - Not up close, from a distance
  • - A UK force returns from a long distance
  • - A great distance from here
  • - View from ... (distantly observe)
  • - A good distance for a reduced fare
  • - a fellow artist returning at a distance
  • - Many miles in the distance
  • - A great distance covered by safari?
  • - From way out
  • - a long way off in the r.a.f., army, navy, etc.
  • - Where a shy person can love from
  • - "sons from ......" (cynthia voigt novel)
  • - Nadal returns from a distance
  • - At a distance or miles away
  • - From ... (how secret admirers admire)
  • - In the distance Aladdin's enemy loses head
  • - From a distance,"I watched him from ..."
  • - A long way off a seafaring centre
  • - Off in a distance
  • - Love from ... (have a secret crush on)
  • - Watch from ... (from a distance)
  • - Long-distance motorists meeting resistance touring France
  • - From ... (at a distance)
  • - ... cry from (totally different from): 2 wds.
  • - From ... (not up close)
  • - first character joining raf manoeuvre at a distance
  • - Agassi's first return of service is some way off
  • - A ranch perhaps not miles in the distance
  • - a long distance off
  • - at or from or to a great distance
  • - Where some love from
  • - Admired from ...
  • - in leaf a rose-bush seen from a distance
  • - Can barely see safari from this distance
  • - At some distance
  • - A good way off
  • - Quite a ways away
  • - how one travels in seafaring
  • - One travels thus in seafaring
  • - Way, way out there, way old
  • - Beyond sight
  • - word rhymed with "star" in "we three kings"
  • - Kilometers away
  • - Hunter's trip ignoring outsiders some way off
  • - Many, many miles away
  • - Bankers leaving safari miles away
  • - Not close at hand
  • - Off yonder
  • - Out yonder
  • - Churchill's "...... Country"
  • - Long way off
  • - Not at hand
  • - Dartmoor village and former coin-minting centre
  • - London barristers' chambers
  • - Quill from magpie's tail held by old man
  • - It's an accomplishment with her light weight
  • - it makes light of a boxer with weight
  • - Dread about article that's light
  • - ... in one's cap, proud success
  • - Bird's plume
  • - Carrying the alarm - it's very light
  • - part of bird's plumage
  • - Lightly touch on that woman's achievement first
  • - It's on the wing
  • - Part of a bird's plumage
  • - It's shed by a bird
  • - Man in monastery touring east wing part
  • - Wing thing
  • - Soft, lightweight structure that covers the body of a bird
  • - achievement by the girl in getting a plume
  • - Part of bird's wing
  • - It's used in flight (by the RAF out East?)
  • - Lightweight, flat structure that covers and helps a bird to fly
  • - Lightweight structure that helps birds fly
  • - Bit of plumage
  • - old man getting closer to smoke plume
  • - Avian flight device
  • - Achievement by that woman is something insignificant
  • - Part of bird
  • - Boa bit
  • - Plume
  • - Energy in pop produces dance step
  • - Bit of blanket filler
  • - Old man without energy, a little down
  • - Plumage
  • - Exemplar of lightness
  • - Bird dropping?
  • - Light as a ....
  • - Partner of 60-Across
  • - Symbol of lightness
  • - Part of a boa
  • - ...... boa (lightweight serpent?)
  • - Part of a partridge
  • - Word with bed or brain
  • - Item for a cap
  • - Type of hat decoration.
  • - With 28 Across, Community Chest symbol.
  • - Quill
  • - Kind of bed
  • - Lightweight
  • - Bedding
  • - wife, a therapist, hid something in a pillow
  • - I am easy to lift but hard to throw. Who am I?
  • - after he broke down
  • - establish the limits of french judicial punishment
  • - describe the part of a fish in the river
  • - Describe as being fed up in the East
  • - Give meaning of word
  • - Explain the meaning of, as a word
  • - Explain, in a way
  • - Explain the meaning of a word
  • - Explain the meaning of
  • - Bit of fish in river to provide meaning
  • - Do a lexicographer's work
  • - State the meaning of
  • - Give meaning to, as a word
  • - Fix the meaning of
  • - Give meaning to
  • - Clearly show outline of part of fish in the river
  • - Provide the meaning of
  • - State the precise meaning of
  • - Provide the meaning
  • - One thing a dictionary does
  • - Write a crossword clue, e.g.
  • - Determine the nature of
  • - Write a crossword clue
  • - Fix the boundaries of
  • - Give the meaning of
  • - Discover and set forth the meaning of
  • - give the meaning of a word
  • - Make it clear you can never quite finish feeding?
  • - Mark out
  • - Make things clear if need may be
  • - Do some lexicography
  • - Mark out Dundee's empty ground
  • - Demarcate
  • - Agent comes back home to Spain to explain
  • - Mark out empty Dundee ground
  • - Emulate Webster's
  • - Fix, as boundaries
  • - Practice lexicography
  • - Fix precisely
  • - Do lexicographical work
  • - Emulate Webster
  • - Specify distinctly
  • - "If you wish to converse with me, ...... your terms."—Voltaire.
  • - Explain.
  • - Characterize
  • - Delineate.
  • - Categorize
  • - Limit
  • - Fix
  • - Specify
  • - Determine or identify
  • - To outline, trace, delineate, silhouette
  • - Brothers cooks, by the sound of it?
  • - Dominican brothers
  • - Certain brothers
  • - Some brothers
  • - Brothers
  • - brothers of artisan risk being regularly overlooked
  • - ...... Crag, promontory jutting into Derwentwater, Cumbria
  • - Brotherly figures
  • - Monks have kitchen equipment, I hear
  • - Members of some religious orders
  • - Providence athletes
  • - Club known for 66-Down
  • - Religious types following theology as ruse, oddly
  • - Roast figures
  • - Religious mendicants
  • - The Augustinians, e.g.
  • - Dominicans, e.g.
  • - ...... Club Roast
  • - Minorites, e.g.
  • - Tuck et al.
  • - Monastery men
  • - Dominican monks
  • - Franciscans and Carmelites
  • - Carmelites
  • - Tuck and Laurence
  • - Providence team
  • - Part of OFM
  • - Frequent roasters
  • - Mendicants
  • - Franciscans
  • - Tuck and others
  • - Some mendicants
  • - Franciscans, e g
  • - Laurence and John.—Romeo and Juliet.
  • - Frock wearers
  • - Monastery members
  • - Men with a mission?
  • - Monastery dwellers
  • - Monks
  • - ... Club
  • - Sherwood Forest's 'Tuck', et al.
  • - Bred
  • - Took in [other people's children]
  • - Helped to develop
  • - Encouraged
  • - Reared
  • - Brought up
  • - Cultivated
  • - Looked after
  • - Promoted
  • - Nourished
  • - Commons' leader leaving in wooden box
  • - Penny takes in party for one of those lifeless figures
  • - Party in American Quarter - the late place the Count frequents
  • - The last place to party in capital?
  • - Casket for a corpse
  • - Thing to lie in a long time
  • - Box has a bit of money — two francs in it
  • - Burial box
  • - halloween party decoration
  • - Vampire's resting place
  • - Funeral casket
  • - Dead boxer?
  • - Dangerously old ship
  • - Body box
  • - .......... Island, Quebec
  • - Dracula's resting site
  • - Casket for the dead
  • - Box for burial
  • - Eat out of affection for restful place
  • - Dracula's resting place
  • - Dracula's bed
  • - ...... corner (punter's target)
  • - Pulitzer winner Tristam
  • - Halloween prop
  • - Last place?
  • - the final case
  • - Burial container
  • - stuff concerning payment given to duke
  • - Lover ignored large payment – 500 for stuff with calories?
  • - Stuff at mealtime
  • - Stuff to the gills
  • - Make [someone] consume too much grub
  • - Nourish excessively
  • - Make foie gras, for instance, with Dover ingredients covering commission
  • - Fatten up