➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - Previous; a sub-abbot
- - Boat set off with British cleric
- - There's a name for an ecclesiastic in a previous sense
- - A defendant's previous criminal history
- - Abbot's deputy with previous conviction
- - previous clergyman
- - the previous abbey dweller, perhaps?
- - Previous head of the convent
- - previous cleric
- - the previous deputy head of the monastery
- - Previous head of religious community
- - previous leader of the brethren
- - previous monastic leader
- - Previous, preceding
- - Foregoing — cleric
- - Previous leader in monastery
- - Previous arrest, on a rap sheet
- - Former — cleric
- - Previous head of a religious body
- - Previous conviction, informally
- - Previous arrest
- - Earlier; previous
- - Previous
- - Previous to
- - Not yet an abbot, he's beforehand
- - already arranged april work, requiring no outsiders
- - Preceding in order
- - Like some knowledge and commitments
- - Pair consuming port earlier
- - maddy ..., steeleye span singer
- - ... before deputy head of monastery
- - Former religious leader
- - Superior of a religious house or order
- - past criminal conviction
- - Earlier head of house
- - Monastic foreman?
- - Former monk
- - Earlier head of religious house
- - "Sorry, I have a ... commitment"
- - Deputy head of a monastery
- - before the leader of the brothers
- - Previously found in order
- - Run current inside 24 having forgotten charger earlier
- - Was he just a monk before?
- - Coming before a religious leader
- - Former community superior
- - Middle of April or earlier
- - pair going round brazilian city earlier
- - former top scorer finishes with ten runs
- - He's very good at taking precedence
- - Religiously, he's always earlier
- - 'I have a ... commitment'
- - Something that might lengthen a sentence?
- - Monastery officer
- - Without ...... notice (all of a sudden)
- - Monk outranked by an abbot.
- - Monastery official
- - Monastery inhabitant
- - Head of a religious order
- - Have a ...... engagement (already have plans)
- - Coadjutor of an abbot.
- - Clergyman — earlier
- - Abbot's side.
- - Taking precedence
- - Religious superior
- - Abbot's subordinate
- - Foregoing
- - Earlier leader in monastery
- - Earlier arrest
- - Earlier church official
- - Monastery boss in Capri ordained
- - Record component
- - Monastery boss in Capri ordains
- - Earlier offense
- - The head of The House or The Abbey briefly
- - Turns up, Ireland has a gent with no heart in charge of The House
- - Abbot's underling
- - Former investigator, we hear
- - Rap sheet detail
- - Principal in order, one interfering it's said
- - Type of knowledge
- - An abbot's deputy
- - Rap-sheet blemish
- - Former nosy parker, we hear
- - Preceding in time
- - Like some commitments
- - Earlier religious house, incomplete
- - Earlier conviction, in copspeak
- - Earlier charge, in legal jargon
- - Monastery figure ranked below an abbot
- - Pre-existing; head friar
- - Earlier churchman
- - Part of a perp's record
- - Before (with "to")
- - Religious leader runs into religious men
- - Old conviction
- - Existing before
- - Poet Matthew buried in Westminster Abbey
- - Happening earlier
- - Head of religious house
- - Former holy man
- - ...... to (before)
- - Earlier in time (with "to")
- - Something that's on the record?
- - Rank below abbot
- - Police record listing
- - Abbot's junior
- - Abbey biggie
- - Abovementioned
- - Conviction, maybe
- - Crime on the books
- - Blotch on one's record
- - Earlier conviction
- - Part of a criminal record
- - Monastic officer
- - Abbot's aide
- - Record blemish
- - Monastic head
- - Abbey figure
- - Police record entry
- - Abbot's inferior
- - High monk
- - Westminster Abbey poet
- - Rap sheet blot
- - English poet Matthew
- - Subordinate to 5 Across
- - English poet-diplomat: 1664-1721
- - Abbot's right-hand man
- - Poet who ridiculed Dryden
- - Monastic V.I.P.
- - Abbot aide
- - Official in a monastery
- - Commitment
- - Rap sheet item
- - Rap sheet info
- - Poet Matthew
- - Like some obligations
- - Monastic leader
- - Monastery V.I.P.
- - Preceding
- - Rap-sheet datum
- - Rap-sheet entry
- - Rap sheet listing
- - Record listing
- - Monk
- - Monastery man
- - Antecedent
- - Former?
- - Anterior
- - At an earlier time
- - Beforehand
- - In the past
- - Before now
- - Earlier
- - Earlier in time
- - 'Before ...... ...'
- - Aforementioned.
- - Bev __, Head Coach of the Canada Women's National Soccer Team
- - Ireland starts to rack points up, coming first
- - earlier a holy man
- - ... to before this
- - good man always in advance
- - good about the anc getting funds
- - Fund
- - Provide funds for
- - Funds
- - Intended to bank last of pension fund
- - fund fellow in a northern church
- - Obtaining of funds
- - Provide the money in replacing the right in France
- - Provide money backing
- - One engaged to cover greenback accounts
- - intended to acquire new money
- - Prospective groom accepting new money
- - Can be converted into capital money
- - cafe and inn combine somehow to make money
- - Money can be converted into capital
- - Man that's engaged to be shown round northern capital
- - Intended to hold name back
- - One's intended to bank note as money
- - Supply backing for
- - Find capital for
- - Supply capital for
- - Provide capital for
- - Money matters
- - Monetary affairs.
- - Monetary support
- - Intended to purchase new investment
- - One's intended to collect new money
- - Any number taken on board by one engaged in money matters
- - One promised to keep new backing
- - Trading trade
- - Punishment holding African party back
- - Man committed to union securing new funding
- - Money affairs
- - Intended to welcome new money
- - Pay for, as a project
- - What record company will do for recording sessions
- - Back, or front
- - Engaged fellow comprehends new money matters
- - Be a Broadway angel
- - MBA specialty
- - Wall Street business
- - Front or back
- - Supply capital
- - Provide the money
- - Pecuniary management.
- - Budget maker's job.
- - Wall Street specialty.
- - Business of the Stock Exchange.
- - Back with money
- - Green field.
- - Budget business
- - Money management?
- - College course.
- - Be an angel
- - MBA course
- - Supply funding for
- - See 9
- - .... money
- - Bankroll
- - Back
- - Back, in a way
- - Get behind
- - Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Minister of __
- - Replace mid-terrace with home in the country — it's about money
- - Back in business?
- - money needed to repair inn and cafe
- - money stuff in cafe and inn breakdowns
- - East African soldier, policeman
- - e african soldier
- - African soldier
- - Demand a change of air for military being in East Africa
- - Don't go on turning in side street
- - Stop interrupting bride, sister!
- - Stop soprano getting enthralled by crazy diets
- - A written warning might say to cease and do this
- - in a way, it's ed's so leave off!
- - stop in a crooked side street
- - stop sides getting disorganised before the start of the tournament
- - blonde sisters stop inside
- - Des is first to stop
- - it's ed's way of telling us to stop it
- - Call a halt to chap leaving dispatches
- - believer gets son to stop
- - Stop a lot leaving solid state
- - Stop making a boy sit awkwardly
- - Stop side replacing good man
- - Stop showing a boy it's wrong
- - Boy is finally about to stop
- - to stop in hades is torture!
- - Leave off, stop
- - Besides, is the boxing to stop?
- - A lot missing from solid state similar to 21 across
- - Stop taking trees out of side streets
- - Stop rude sister needing wings clipped
- - Is there no wine in West Indies? Give up!
- - Stop doing something
- - Stop believer adopting son
- - Stop, legally
- - Stop one kind of believer embracing second
- - Stop relative delving inside Edwardian dresser when over
- - Refrain from swapping sides and shirt
- - Wanting spades not no trumps, one who might propose bridge is to stop
- - Cease and......: stop
- - Stop, give over
- - ... stop
- - "Stop it!"
- - Stop believer welcoming Sabbath's beginning
- - sets i'd stop
- - helping to make rude sister stop
- - to stop some of the escapades is tempting
- - stop, cease
- - Stop doing that!
- - restrain sides getting disorderly – start to talk
- - Leave off doing
- - Break off end of cross when crossed by believer
- - leave off! it's ed's doing
- - Cease doing
- - Abstain, forbear
- - Cease(Used today)
- - Cheese, so to speak
- - Piece of furniture that's not finished first? Give over!
- - Cease's partner
- - Abstain, refrain
- - Discontinue to give out digestives
- - Partner of cease
- - Call it off
- - Hold back from head of department on building sites
- - Discontinue to mend sites without men
- - Refrain delivered by Mercedes is tuneful
- - Cease partner
- - Cease and --
- - Surcease
- - Proceed no more
- - Companion of cease
- - Cease's mate.
- - Cease and ...... order.
- - Forbear
- - Refrain
- - Quit it
- - 'Knock it off!'
- - Quit
- - Call it quits
- - Give it up
- - "Avast!"
- - Abstain.
- - Cease
- - Discontinue
- - Abstain from
- - Let up
- - Pause
- - End ..
- - Cut it out?
- - Legal order
- - Leave off
- - "Cool it!"
- - 'Hold it!'
- - Refrain from
- - A witch's spell
- - Not able to rest in peace, with Scottish witch's spell
- - Witch's spell (Scot.)
- - Spell or charm: Scot.
- - Genuine (anag.)
- - Casting director's type
- - Girl who's wet behind the ears, but possibly genuine
- - Genuine reaction by one of those playing their part
- - Dotty genuine unsophisticated young woman
- - Genuine criminal's innocent
- - Starlet's role
- - America's sweetheart, perhaps
- - Hamlet's Ophelia, for one
- - Film director's discovery
- - Starlet's persona, perhaps
- - She plays a role
- - Young woman's film role
- - Role like Isabel Bigley's.
- - she's unsophisticated, but surprisingly genuine
- - Innocent girl at home needing information before backing European Union
- - Naive girl in grand location going topless
- - Naive girl
- - Guileless stage persona
- - Starlet sincere in taking lead role?
- - Innocent type
- - Naive young woman
- - Vamp opposite
- - Fairy tale heroine, often
- - Christine Daaé in "The Phantom of the Opera," e.g.
- - Naive, unworldly girl
- - Role for a starlet
- - Ruby Keeler, in "42nd Street"
- - Stage persona
- - Innocent maiden
- - Classic role for an actress
- - Kind of role
- - Young female lead
- - Role of the naive lass
- - Naive heroine
- - Innocent young actress
- - Artless lass
- - Naive young lady
- - Role for a lissome lass
- - Role for a young girl
- - Stage role
- - Role for wide-eyed girl
- - Dramatic role.
- - Sweet young thing.
- - Female theatrical role.
- - Girl for a musical comedy.
- - Young showgirl lead.
- - Role played by young actress.
- - Artless one
- - Young actress
- - Actress.
- - Babe in the woods
- - Role
- - artless girl
- - Rudest officer commanding ruler, a brainy type
- - Literary woman of 18th C. England
- - Type of egghead.
- - She's intellectual but depressed, and puts her foot in it
- - A derisive term for an 18th century intellectual woman
- - Woman having literary interests
- - Intellectual woman
- - Scholarly woman
- - Pedantic woman.
- - Minced meat, potato dish
- - Mince meat dish
- - Her dish — Peep's — potentially?
- - Crooked people with something crusty to make a meal of
- - Sipped her bubbly after he's prepared meal
- - Vestibules
- - Seeks to win over opinion so Bible can be put to it
- - Trainee bobbies head off to foyers
- - Solicits votes in reception areas
- - Hotel desk locales
- - Hotel areas
- - Foyers
- - Solicits votes
- - Special interest groups