➠ Words with f
List contains 49091 Words that "f" contain.
- - Letup
- - .... map, one with elevations and depressions indicating hills and valleys
- - Sculpture is a consolation
- - Alka Seltzer's promise
- - Substitute with rest punching match official
- - one who takes over assistance to the poor
- - Sports official accepts fib, for the alleviation of tension
- - Ref eating pork pie in break
- - Some solace in failed investment?
- - plain alleviation?
- - "Phew!" feeling
- - Help whistleblower restraining falsehood
- - the comfort of the man taking over?
- - Back-up story accepted by judge
- - Help spin a new tale after second?
- - evidence of successful therapy, for some
- - it stands out for help for the poor
- - Load off
- - does it ease the map-maker's problems?
- - emotion felt when it appears to give you a break?
- - Ghiberti's baptistery doors in Florence are an example of ........ in sculpture
- - softening of elevations and depressions?
- - It's a comfort to official catching story
- - freedom from anxiety shown by some cartographers
- - Outstanding work of art
- - Feeling after turning in a final exam
- - what some projections and pitchers provide
- - 6 that can be mapped, perhaps?
- - Assistance in time of difficulty
- - Easement
- - Release from anxiety
- - Motrin IB promise
- - Easing of pain
- - Alleviation of pain or distress
- - Alleviation of distress
- - ...... pitcher (baseball player who usually pitches in later innings)
- - Freedom from discomfort?
- - Raising of a siege
- - Aspirin's promise
- - Official eats pork pie in break
- - Alleviation
- - A lightening of pressure
- - Official eating pork pie in comfort
- - Relaxation following distress
- - 'Phew!' elicitor
- - It's a comfort to official holding on to story
- - Analgesic's promise
- - Charitable aid
- - Judge eats pork pie in break
- - Emergency aid
- - Break in coral mass round large island
- - Easing of distress
- - Break in sandbar around large island
- - Alleviation of pain
- - Removal of a burden
- - Alleviation, easing
- - Assuagement
- - Tylenol result, ideally
- - Umpire admits what the storyteller says is of comfort
- - Help from the bullpen
- - Official accepting story? It means less stress
- - Group of soldiers willingly supplying help to the poor
- - Assistance from match official about position of ball
- - Assistance for disaster victims
- - What hardworking mural sculptor feels when finished?
- - Kind of pitcher
- - Referring to fiction with frequency for assistance
- - "Whew!" feeling
- - Victoria Williams' benefit "Sweet ......"
- - Air-conditioning on a hot day, maybe
- - A pitcher may appear in it
- - Freedom from pain
- - What the Red Cross provides
- - Bullpen assignment
- - Help from a bullpen
- - What a remedy brings
- - What some maps show
- - Solace
- - What bullpens supply
- - "Getting Better" feeling?
- - Load off the mind
- - Late-inning pitching, maybe
- - ...... pitcher (bullpen figure)
- - In ads, it's spelled R-O-L-A-I-D-S
- - Change of pace
- - Eased state
- - Rolaids promise
- - Feeling when the pain stops
- - Bas ......
- - Engraving feature
- - Vividness
- - What bullpens deliver
- - It's raised
- - It may bring on a sigh
- - Escape from monotony
- - "Whew, that 's a ......!"
- - Backup, perhaps
- - One kind of pitcher
- - Bobby Thigpen's forte
- - Mode of sculpture
- - Forte of Fingers
- - Bull-pen assistance
- - Bas or comic
- - Kind of sigh often breathed
- - Governmental aid.
- - Konstanty pitching.
- - Type of pitcher?
- - Pitcher's specialty.
- - Kind of map
- - "That's a ...."
- - Pitcher
- - Deliverance
- - Relatives
- - Succor
- - Succour
- - Aid
- - Diversion
- - Respite
- - Redress
- - Assistance
- - Welfare
- - Aid to the poor
- - Pleasant change
- - 'What a ......'
- - Comfort
- - See 70-Across
- - Ease
- - Help
- - Fifty-one Romans found in reef remedy
- - Aid given during a disaster
- - Such work is outstanding
- - Second son of Vito Corleone in The Godfather, played by John Cazale
- - weak brother of film
- - One of three brothers in a Puzo best seller
- - weak brother of michael corleone
- - Sonny and Michael's brother in "The Godfather"
- - Sonny and Michael Corleone's brother in "The Godfather"
- - Brother of Sonny, Michael, and Connie
- - The dimwitted Corleone
- - The inept Corleone
- - Middle Corleone brother
- - One of the Corleones in 'The Godfather'
- - The Corleone who said 'I'm smart!'
- - Corleone who went against the family
- - Corleone brother who said, "I'm smart and I want respect!"
- - The middle Corleone brother
- - Corleone traitor
- - Middle of Vito's three sons
- - Brother of Michael and Sonny Corleone
- - Corleone who broke Michael's heart
- - Michael and Sonny's brother in "The Godfather"
- - The hapless Corleone
- - Feckless Corleone brother
- - A Corleone brother
- - Corleone family member
- - He betrayed Michael Corleone
- - One of the Corleones (FOR ED anag.)
- - "The Godfather, Part II" character
- - A Corleone son
- - Corleone brother
- - One of the Corleones
- - A Corleone
- - Ill-fated Corleone
- - Italian nickname that omits Al-
- - He broke Michael's heart
- - Michael and Sonny's brother
- - Honest fellow managed onset of kleptomania
- - loud line - that's outspoken
- - put a mark on the envelope that's open
- - following position that's honest
- - An honest man
- - He's honest
- - Blunt; honest
- - Open and honest
- - Corn dog's core
- - Nathan's purchase
- - Stadium vendor's item
- - Congressman's privilege.
- - Force shown by row of soldiers standing side by side is to the point
- - free for fellow with high social standing
- - Open using force, standing underneath
- - Candid, free-speaking
- - Candid leader in front line
- - Sinatra or Gifford
- - Old German stamp
- - ... Zappa, iconic rock legend known for his song "Black Napkins"
- - Sinatra of music
- - Ballpark purchase in a bun
- - American poet ... O'Hara who authored "Why I Am Not A Painter"
- - "perfectly ...." (tony bennett tribute album)
- - "Thinkin Bout You" singer Ocean
- - her diary became a classic of war literature and personalised the holocaust
- - Open and postmark the stamp
- - Without evasion
- - Singer Sinatra
- - Miller who authored the "Sin City" comics
- - Industrialist Stronach
- - Grocery tycoon Sobie
- - Anne ........McKenna
- - "Fly Me to the Moon" singer Sinatra
- - With 22-Across, mid-20th-century giant in 59-/62-Across
- - Brother of Peter
- - Open with opinions
- - With 30-Across, is blunt
- - A Vienna sausage or pol. McKenna
- - Architect Gehry
- - Word after Anne and before Frank
- - Rat Pack pal of Dean and Sammy
- - Corn dog center
- - Dirty water dog, say
- - Diarist Anne
- - With 36-Across, singer whose songs include the answers to the starred clues
- - Direct in speech
- - Candid guy?
- - Bite at the ballpark
- - Sabrett offering
- - Architect ...... Lloyd Wright
- - McCourt of "'Tis"
- - Borman or Sinatra
- - Mail for free
- - Ball-park dinner
- - Novelist-critic Swinnerton
- - Modern diarist.
- - Open and sincere.
- - Right to send mail free.
- - Exempt from postage charge.
- - "Yeah, right!": 2 wds.
- - "Not likely!": 2 wds.
- - Disbelieving exclamation popularized by the movie "Clueless": 2 wds.
- - "Like that's ever gonna happen!": 2 wds.
- - "...... that would ever happen!": 2 wds.
- - Ha you wish!: 2 wds.
- - Not likely [colloq]
- - A riddle lacking conclusion — I doubt that!
- - No tips for easy life? Pull the other one
- - A riddle with no conclusion? Pull the other one!
- - "A likely story!"
- - Food preference
- - distinctive taste of a food or drink
- - Line used in good books showing taste
- - Good turn has left pleasant taste in the mouth
- - Taste of Worcestershire?
- - Smack Labour leader in an act of goodwill
- - Characteristic quality of learner in act of kindness
- - Taste, to a Londoner
- - Distinctive taste
- - Taste of food
- - Taste
- - support has left a taste
- - Add seasoning to
- - Character and two couples outside loo?
- - Character left wearing support
- - Sickness caused by excessive eating or drinking
- - certain to receive fine with it being an excessive amount
- - Excessive amount is fine in safe attached to it
- - Excessive quantity
- - Supply excessive enough to guarantee satiety
- - Excessive amount
- - excessive or immoderate amount
- - an excessive amount (of something)
- - excess shown by son getting drunk if true
- - might suit ref, to be a glutton!
- - Too much small fruit strewn about the East
- - Excess of breaking waves, it seems, after the second of September
- - Excess strife you get involved in
- - Too much womaniser of course ultimately breaking hearts, say?
- - Fit and sure maybe but altogether too much
- - furies edited contract to excess
- - Ride waves and regularly resist excess
- - Fustier (anag)
- - Excess energy contained in stewed fruits
- - Visit sites on moor, as it were? That's too much
- - Excess waves draw back
- - Foam: draw back excess
- - How conviction makes one feel -- it includes fine that's too much
- - Foam to draw back excess
- - Hearts, perhaps, surrounding dodgy ref -- it's too much
- - Cooked fruits crammed with energy in excess
- - Browse online to link up stuff, once
- - Excess froth precedes upcoming match
- - Satiety.
- - Overabundance
- - Superfluity
- - Cloy
- - Glut
- - Gorge
- - Plethora
- - Oversupply.
- - Superabundance.
- - Overflow
- - Flood
- - Excess
- - Glut, excess
- - Immoderate amount
- - Glut, overabundance
- - Overabundant supply
- - Spread patchwork of a futon
- - Disperse or unfold
- - Clumsy, lacking dexterity
- - Part of a pop song that often contains the title
- - It's repeated at the end of each verse
- - Song part that's repeated
- - Forbear, abstain (from)
- - Words repeated after verses
- - Words repeated in four-letter torrent undermining referee
- - Repeated lines in verse
- - Repeated song section
- - Repeated part of a song
- - Desist from much-repeated saying
- - The repeated lines at the end of verses
- - Forbear
- - Chorus repeated in a song
- - Verse repeated throughout a song
- - Words oft repeated conveying 'Forbear!'
- - Keep (from doing)
- - Owner of whistle has come down for chorus
- - 'E-I-E-I-O,' e.g
- - Judge shower song
- - "E-I-E-I-O," for one
- - 'Fa la la la la, la la la la,' e.g
- - The chorus of a song
- - Stay away from whistle-blower and rule soundly
- - Do without chorus
- - Burden umpire with bad weather
- - Brother's in control: keep away
- - Stop female artist wearing check
- - Desist, abstain
- - I fear troubles, getting Navy to curb or stop
- - Exercise restraint
- - Arbiter drops recurring phrase
- - "E-I-E-I-O," say
- - Song's chorus
- - It's sung more than once
- - It may follow a bridge
- - Song chorus
- - "Lest we forget" is one.
- - Hey nonny, nonny.
- - Recurring theme
- - Song part
- - Burden of a song.
- - Part of a song.
- - ...... chorus
- - Ditty
- - Musical phrase
- - Desist
- - Abstain.
- - Cease
- - Hold back
- - Abstain from
- - Burden
- - ... stop
- - Judge downpour, and stop it!
- - Stop whistleblower running into shower, say
- - UK charity for military veterans founded in 2007
- - Giggle
- - A loud and hearty laugh
- - cobblers a wife makes laugh
- - Roar with laughter in Washington at party for uncompromising banks all getting backed
- - crude laugh
- - Laugh boisterously
- - Roar with laughter
- - Harsh laugh
- - A boisterous laugh
- - Horselaugh
- - Codswallop? Answer with a loud laugh
- - Laugh loud and long
- - Sound of merriment
- - Belly laugh
- - Hearty chuckle
- - Boisterous laugh
- - Horse laugh?
- - Laugh loudly
- - Hearty laugh
- - Loud laugh
- - See 58 Across.
- - Raucous laugh
- - Initial public performance of a play or show
- - Initial performance on Broadway, say
- - Play's opening
- - new year's eve celebration (and see title)
- - December 31 celebration
- - Broadway event
- - Theatrical event
- - More agile or clever
- - More stylish, colloq.
- - More stylish: Slang.
- - turning in before loud row is more skilful
- - More peachy
- - Smarter, finer it became
- - Finer.
- - Sharper smell, practically rank
- - Better: Slang.
- - Smarter: Slang.
- - Comparatively cool
- - Comparatively neat
- - Keener.
- - Cooler
- - slicker, if inert in the attempt