➠ Words with f
List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.
- - Charge for fodder's docked
- - Feeble aspect of the charge
- - Charge for some ATM users
- - Monetary charge
- - A charge that will make you feel robbed of pounds!
- - Charge for work done
- - be conscious of losing a pound for professional charge
- - word after stud or finder's
- - Taken charge
- - Extra charge as from an ATM
- - Greens ... (golf course's charge)
- - one-time charge
- - Service charge, e.g.
- - Charge for fifty per cent of coffee
- - Charge for being late
- - Word that can follow transaction or finder's
- - Charge that may be flat
- - Extra charge at an airport
- - "Shipping and handling" charge, for example
- - Agent or doctor's charge
- - A charge that makes you feel robbed of pounds?
- - Green ... (golfer's charge)
- - Extra charge, as from Ticketmaster
- - Consumer's only half-price
- - Lawyer's bill
- - Charge for some coffee
- - Agent's 10% charge e.g.
- - Charge on a checking account
- - A charge for a service
- - Plumber's charge
- - Late ... (charge for a returning a library book late)
- - Cancellation charge
- - Medical charge for cut feet?
- - What an actor charges for a role
- - Doctor's ... (money charged for a service)
- - Fixed service charge
- - Lawyer's charge, say
- - Shipping or handling charge
- - Accountant's charge
- - Professional service charge
- - Doctor's bill
- - Professional's cost
- - Charge to use an ATM
- - "Convenience" charge
- - canceling one's payment?
- - Finder's ... (intermediary commission)
- - PayPal charge
- - consultant's payment
- - Charge makes a lot of sense
- - Professional's pay
- - Repairman's cost
- - Service provider's charge
- - Charge for service provided
- - Consultant's charge
- - Attorney's charge
- - Lawyer's due
- - Banking charge
- - Lawyer's retainer
- - Cover charge, e.g.
- - Agent's due
- - Finder's take
- - Charge for service
- - ATM user's annoyance
- - Agent's charge
- - Lawyer's payment
- - Greens charge
- - Charge for a service
- - Attorney's concern, among other things
- - Agent's payoff
- - Word after "finder's" or "activation"
- - Professional's payment
- - Lawyer's request
- - Lawyer's collection
- - It's the price you pay
- - Giant's first word
- - Finder's keepings?
- - Checking account charge
- - Charge for use
- - Charge for services
- - Agent's amount
- - Word with stud or greens
- - Word with doctor's or greens
- - What a lawyer charges
- - Surgeon's recompense
- - Sometimes-split charge
- - Small charge for using an ATM
- - Roaming charge, say
- - Psychiatrist's charge
- - No-win no-...., legal arrangement
- - initially, for example, extort payment
- - Dues, payment
- - Late ...
- - Payment for services or access
- - Run leaving beginner with bill
- - Corkage, e.g.
- - pay this amount
- - Pay for each experience at the start
- - Corkage ...
- - Bridge toll
- - Cost to check a bag at the airport
- - it is paid as further education expenses, at first
- - Amount charged for a particular service
- - Contingency ... (amount paid upon a successful outcome)
- - Payment for retainer?
- - payment for a retainer
- - tariff, price
- - sprookjesfiguur
- - " fi fo fu m"
- - What seat selection on an airplane often comes with
- - Price paid for a service
- - consequence for using the wrong atm
- - Foreign transaction ... (credit card cost)
- - cost for service
- - payment for further education in english
- - End-of-service sum
- - copay, e.g.
- - Surcharge, for one
- - Addition to a phone bill
- - Payment for professional service
- - Tuition cost
- - Stipend or toll
- - Tuition, for one
- - wine and dine, paying no attention to final bill
- - Application expense
- - consulting payment
- - Amount of money charged
- - Something you pay for college, say
- - one-time cost
- - sliding-scale calculation, perhaps
- - Government impost
- - Sum charged for a service
- - What you pay for a service
- - Amount charged for providing a certain service
- - Ticket surcharge
- - Payment to a lawyer
- - Payment for a service
- - cost for a service
- - Could it make you feel robbed of pounds?
- - Money owed for service used
- - licensing payment
- - In life, expense to be paid
- - Payment made to a lawyer, say
- - bag-checking annoyance
- - Bill of fare excludes escargots for starters
- - Ticketmaster surcharge
- - commission, for instance
- - Add-on cost
- - Rental cost
- - Downside of checking a bag
- - Pay for service
- - Payment asked
- - "...... fi fo fum"
- - Fixed price
- - Service cost
- - Exaction
- - Tuition, e.g.
- - Tuition
- - Phone-bill item
- - Fixed cost
- - Cost of doing business
- - Surcharge
- - Requirement of license procurement
- - Price of an office visit
- - Payment to a broker
- - Cost of entry
- - Toll, e.g.
- - Mortgage points, e.g.
- - Entry price
- - Deterrent to lateness or cancellation
- - Cost to participate
- - Cost for services
- - Admission price
- - What you may pay to play
- - Vigorish, e.g.
- - Two points, maybe
- - Stud payment?
- - Start of a fairy tale chant
- - Something paid for professional aid
- - Something on a schedule
- - Something charged
- - Retainer, for instance
- - Remuneration for services
- - Qualifying payment
- - Explained, cleared up
- - explained a form of butter
- - Made clearer, easier to understand
- - Made plain.
- - Elucidated
- - Swept away confusion
- - Made clear.
- - Made clear or easier to understand
- - Pampered but hoaxed about name
- - Pampered, in a way
- - Creates a stir for small American agent that's pampered
- - Pampered like a baby?
- - Pampered
- - Provided with ready-made answers in class
- - overindulged with fond pose, modified
- - over-indulged and talked codswallop about nothing initially
- - provided betting on foe, upsetting daughter
- - Given no chance to think for oneself
- - Artificially fostered
- - Cosseted
- - *Like toddlers in high chairs, often
- - Mollycoddled a gent behind one causing a stir
- - Scoffed after golf club gave information in small doses
- - Overindulged, in a way
- - Given directly
- - Like infants
- - Coddled
- - Overindulged
- - Mollycoddled
- - Nourished, as a toddler may be
- - Played "Here comes the airplane!" with
- - Frivolity
- - House of ......, 1982 Madness hit
- - Girls Just Want to Have ... (Cyndi Lauper classic)
- - Lively playful amusement
- - Playful enjoyment, a good time
- - Pleasure in place of unrest
- - It's very enjoyable, being in funds
- - A Parisian going after loud and amusing activities
- - jollification, merriment
- - enjoyable, pleasing
- - Really enjoyable
- - Poke ... at (tease)
- - "Sounds like a good time!"
- - "some nights" band
- - exists until someone has an eye poked
- - enjoyment in pool curtailed
- - when tripled, a 1964 hit song
- - Merriment, playfulness
- - Amount of money curtailed enjoyment
- - kicks, as it were
- - "Sounds like a great time!"
- - "Girls Just Want to Have ..." (1985 film)
- - Jim Carrey comedy remake, "... with Dick and Jane"
- - ... Home: A Family Tragicomic (illustrated memoir by Alison Bechdel)
- - Disneyland experience, usually
- - Pleasantly entertaining
- - Jim Carrey film "... with Dick and Jane"
- - Kitty isn't finished with amusement
- - Merriment and good times
- - Endless finance for entertainment
- - "We had ... while it lasted."
- - feeling while solving this puzzle, hopefully
- - What crosswords should be
- - "It's not all ... and games!"
- - It's no hardship being brought up in manufacturing
- - sure to be entertaining
- - Short of funds, one can still have a good time
- - A kind of pleasure you get at a theme park, say
- - Merriment (clue 1)
- - First answer in the first-ever published crossword
- - "It's all ... and games until someone gets hurt"
- - 'Whee, this is ...!'
- - Pleasure, merriment
- - Gaiety, merriment
- - Word with house or fair
- - Word in a Cyndi Lauper tune title
- - When repeated twice, a 1964 pop hit
- - What "we got"
- - Travel, for some
- - Ridicule, make ... of
- - N.Y.C. promise
- - Jolly good time
- - Jealousy is all the ...... you think they had: Erica Jong
- - Holiday doings.
- - Game's accompaniment
- - First word across in the first-ever crossword (1913) and the first of a dozen appearances of the word in this puzzle's grid, written word search-style (left, right, down, and diagonally) ... Can you f
- - Clowning
- - A high old time
- - "We Are Young" band nominated for six 2013 Grammys
- - "Girls Just Want to Have ......" (Cyndi Lauper song)
- - "Girls Just Want to Have ......" (Cyndi Lauper hit)
- - ...... City (N. Y.)
- - ...... and games
- - Hijinks
- - Jollification
- - Have .... (enjoy oneself)
- - Kind of house
- - Fair game
- - Fooling around
- - Kicks, so to speak
- - Hedonist's goal
- - Filled-in word in the world's first crossword
- - Word after 'chow' or 'mei'
- - Goal of a diversion
- - With 1-Down, cool bit of trivia
- - Good times
- - Light-hearted pleasure
- - Games go-with
- - Enjoyable
- - Pleasantly diverting
- - Enjoyment
- - 'Are we having ...... yet?'
- - First word across in the world's first crossword
- - Entertaining
- - Games' partner
- - Game tester's work experience, ideally
- - First word across in the world's first crossword (1913)
- - 'More ...... than a barrel of monkeys!'
- - ...... size (like much Halloween candy)
- - When said three times, a Beach Boys hit
- - 'Ain't we got ......?'
- - ...... size (like Halloween candy)
- - Convivial
- - Disneyland experience
- - A blast
- - A good time
- - Entertaining enjoyment
- - Diverting
- - Laughs
- - Playful amusement
- - 'We Are Young' band
- - Word that was given in the very first crossword
- - Entertainment
- - Word with house or run
- - Games' companion
- - With 59-Across, race that's not very competitive
- - Band with the 2012 #1 hit "We Are Young"
- - Grammy-winning "We Are Young" band
- - Grammy winners with a period after their name
- - According to Kin Hubbard, it's "like life insurance: the older you get, the more it costs"
- - When trebled, a Beach Boys hit
- - It can be made or poked
- - "Sounds dandy!"
- - First word in the first crossword
- - Partner of "games"
- - Jollies
- - It's had with Dick and Jane
- - Grins
- - Beer and skittles
- - Playfulness
- - A lark
- - First Across word in the world's first crossword
- - Play purpose
- - Disneyland promise
- - "Girls Just Want to Have ......"
- - One-third of a Beach Boys tune
- - One-third of a 1964 hit song title
- - Word with park or run
- - Said three times, a 1964 Beach Boys hit
- - When tripled, song involving a T-bird
- - What homework usually isn't
- - ...... to be with
- - Barrel contents?
- - Like a hobby
- - Crosswords, say
- - Disneyland attraction
- - Jocularity
- - Carnival's stock-in-trade
- - Source of enjoyment
- - Like a barrel of monkeys
- - Revelry
- - When said three times, a 1964 Beach Boys hit
- - Carnival's promise
- - Pleasurable
- - When said three times, a 1964 Billboard hit
- - Frolic
- - Wit
- - "It's ...... a pleasure"
- - Kicks
- - Festivity
- - Light-hearted
- - Recreation
- - Amusement.
- - What a buzzkill kills
- - It may be spoiled
- - Good time
- - Sport.
- - Lots of laughs
- - Jollity
- - Horseplay?
- - Pleasure
- - Amusing
- - Merriment
- - Gaiety
- - "Awesome!"
- - Enjoyable, as a party
- - Amusement or enjoyment
- - Recreation or entertainment
- - ... boy three, band fronted by terry hall
- - amusement of unusual proportions
- - he goes on an unlikely pilgrimage in the current movie
- - alias of rapper and actress nora lum
- - "Ocean's 8" actress who voices Ms. Tarantula in the new animated movie "The Bad Guys"
- - "Crazy Rich Asians" actress whose stage name puns on a bottled water brand
- - Militant campaigner for votes for women
- - Campaigner for women's rights
- - Advocate for female vote
- - a woman who advocates suffrage for women, often militantly.
- - Lady Vote-Seeker
- - Campaigner for voting rights for women
- - 2015 film about the women's "right to vote" movement in England
- - One fighting for rights -- urge staff to revise note
- - Female rights activist
- - Eg, Mrs Pankhurst
- - HOWE?
- - See 4, 13 or 22 Down