➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - Cheerleaders' moves
- - Cheerleaders' display
- - Cheerleaders' doings
- - Cheerleader's feat
- - Cheerleaders' finale, often
- - Cheerleaders' finales
- - a divide
- - Bowling dilemmas
- - Divides into parts
- - Divorces in European city beginning to soar
- - athletic feat is what the super-grass does!
- - hawks catching large rats
- - Separates in two, like a hair strand
- - Gymnastics moves requiring flexible legs
- - Leaves ... or cleaves
- - Physical feat; breaks
- - Bowling challenges
- - Bananas' ends?
- - Acrobatic feat — schisms
- - Acrobatic feat — goes away
- - Breaks open
- - Divides in two
- - Breaks apart
- - Separates, divides
- - Shares from Croatian city initially sold
- - Hard roads to spares
- - Banana ...... (Dairy Queen orders)
- - Divides evenly
- - Tough bowling situations
- - Breaks in two
- - Bowler's headaches
- - Gymnastic feats
- - Stock doublers
- - Keglers' nightmares
- - Gymnastic or bowling feats
- - Cuts in two
- - Cheerleading maneuvers
- - Solo projects, at first
- - Bowler's challenges
- - Toughies for bowlers
- - Some "Soul Train" line maneuvers
- - 5-7 and 8-10
- - Tough spares
- - Divides evenly, as a check
- - Challenging spares
- - Gymnastic maneuvers
- - Half-bottles
- - 7-10 and others
- - Acrobatic maneuvers
- - Bowling woes
- - Jeroboams' little brothers
- - Stock doublings
- - Bowlers' bêtes noires.
- - Unfortunate situations in bowling.
- - Confections of fruit and ice cream.
- - Ice-cream dishes.
- - Half-pint bottles.
- - Forks
- - Acrobatic feats
- - Separates
- - Beats it
- - Half-pints
- - Acrobatic feat
- - Dairy Queen orders
- - Hits the road
- - Rends
- - Absquatulates
- - Fountain items
- - Tears
- - Divvies up
- - Shoves off
- - Breaks up
- - Stock options
- - Takes off
- - Cuts out
- - Skedaddles
- - Cleaves
- - Divides
- - Gymnastic feat
- - Cracks.
- - Leaves.
- - See 23-Across
- - Gymnastic moves
- - signs of disunity
- - A Maori tribe
- - Couple from Rome protecting western Maori group
- - Tribe or people [Maori]
- - Māori for 'peoples' or 'nations'
- - Extended Saturday morning snooze
- - Extra morning rest, with student that is popular!
- - Student that is at home has extended sleep
- - Rest in bed later than usual
- - Prolonged stay in bed in the morning
- - Poorly Neil entertains one stay in bed
- - Get up late
- - Cyclone that devastated parts of NZ in 2023
- - singer\/songwriter noted for her debut single dreams, released in 1993
- - English singer/songwriter whose debut single Dreams topped the UK Singles Chart in 1993
- - Staff-wielding Xena character
- - Xena's sidekick
- - Sport of professional athletes [and siblings] Finn and Niamh Fisher-Black from Nelson
- - Sport involving bicycles
- - Olympic sport
- - Riding a two-wheeled vehicle
- - Riding a bike
- - Riding with extremely comfy grip
- - taking a bike
- - Tour de France activity
- - Riding a fixie
- - Outdoor activity.
- - Whizzing along on a bike
- - Phrase meaning ideal future husband
- - The perfect male Republican — Reagan, initially, when put in power
- - travels on a barque
- - Shoves off
- - Sheets on a ship
- - Goes on a cruise
- - Elton John does this on a boat?
- - What Jimmy Buffett does on off time
- - Travels over what's hidden in the answers to the seven starred clues
- - Does some recreational boating
- - take the wind out of your . . .
- - they can move a boat?
- - goes by ship
- - emulates moana
- - Spinnaker & jib
- - heads out of port
- - Feel unwell aboard boat trips at sea?
- - Is part of a regatta
- - travels south and is unwell
- - Goes wherever the wind blows?
- - travels by catamaran
- - Goes by ship, say
- - Crossjacks e.g.
- - Voyages
- - Soars
- - Goes yachting
- - Catamaran needs
- - Goes to sea with Melissa without me
- - Leaves port
- - Leaves shore
- - Ship equipment
- - Mast attachments
- - Mayflower features
- - Verse, part 9
- - Goes yachting, say
- - Glides (through)
- - Takes out the sloop
- - Breezes (along)
- - Makes use of a galleon
- - Heads to sea
- - Canvas propellors
- - Wind catchers
- - Moves effortlessly (through)
- - Goes to sea, with trouble getting in ship
- - Mayflower movers
- - Encounters no resistance
- - Goes to sea
- - Leaves the pier
- - Hits the open waters, in a way
- - Harnesses the wind
- - Takes the sloop out
- - Clipper features
- - Engine alternatives for boats
- - Windjammer gear
- - Some voyages
- - They're often billowed
- - Flies (through)
- - Goes boating
- - Schooner drivers
- - Junk movers
- - They make a cutter move
- - Spankers and spinnakers
- - Catamaran movers
- - Jibs and spinnakers
- - Caravel features
- - Participates in 5-Down
- - Engine alternative for boats
- - Spinnakers, e.g.
- - Leaves the harbor
- - Propulsion system
- - Jibs and spankers
- - Goes by boat
- - Jib and spanker
- - Encounters no resistance (with "along")
- - They may be trimmed
- - Travels by clipper ship
- - Enjoys a sloop
- - Leaves the dock
- - Rides a trimaran
- - Main and spanker, for two
- - Jib and lateen
- - Goes by water
- - They're trimmed
- - Sets out for distant shores
- - Schooner power
- - Schooner needs
- - Explores the seven seas
- - Schooner attachments
- - Main and jib
- - Brigantine gear
- - Trimming targets
- - Moves effortlessly
- - Regatta sights
- - Bird of marshes and river banks with a long straight bill
- - shows a lot of spine that bird!
- - shoot from hiding-place in knotted pines
- - Bird with a bill much longer than its head
- - Wading bird with a long bill
- - Shoot from a concealed position
- - Possibly pines for a bird
- - From concealment, shoot a bird
- - Shoot from ambush
- - Take shots (at)
- - Shoot from a hidden position
- - Win an eBay auction with a last-minute bid
- - Use a long-distance rifle, like Bradley Cooper's character in a 2014 movie
- - Take shots from a hiding place
- - Take pot shots at
- - Take pot shots
- - Tactically target from a rooftop, say
- - Stubbed cigar, or a migratory bird
- - Shoot at people from a concealed position
- - Make cheap shots from afar, in shooter games
- - Fire (at) from cover
- - A wing of ..........
- - Attack from hiding
- - Make a last-moment eBay bid
- - Make catty remarks from the side
- - Take potshots
- - Bird from east with legs aloft
- - Shoot from a concealed spot
- - Shoot from cover
- - Take a potshot
- - Shoot from a distance
- - Expect a lengthy bill for this attack
- - Take verbal potshots
- - Fire from cover; bird
- - Attack from a concealed place
- - Attack from a blind, say
- - Wading bird; shoot from concealment
- - From a safe distance, shoot bird
- - Shoot at from cover
- - Prey in a mock hunt
- - Prey in a bird hunt
- - Prey in a bogus hunt
- - Shoot from hiding
- - Take a surprise shot at
- - Cousin of a woodcock
- - Attack from a distance
- - Shoot using a scope, say
- - Be uncharitable, in a way
- - Fire on from hiding
- - Unexpected shot
- - Take potshots at
- - Shoot from above
- - Attack from concealment
- - Take a shot at
- - medium-sized wading bird with a long straight bill
- - Make petty comment
- - wading bird and wild pines
- - Guardedly shoot wading bird
- - bird akin to the woodcock
- - Make verbal attacks
- - Shoot out of sight
- - bird comes out of the pines
- - Criticise courage as president falls
- - bird came out of the pines
- - pines away for bird
- - outbid at the last second, on ebay
- - Make petty criticisms
- - Straight-billed wading bird
- - Bird used by the Poles to make pie?
- - Dowitcher
- - Woodcock's relative
- - Criticize, with "at"
- - Becassine
- - Woodcock's kin
- - Make cutting remarks
- - Criticize snidely, with "at"
- - Criticize slyly
- - ........ Lake, Alberta
- - Bird(Used today)
- - Pick off
- - Bog bird
- - Marsh bird whose bill is much longer than its head
- - Slender-billed marsh bird
- - Slender-billed wader
- - Criticize slyly, with "at"
- - Attack anonymously
- - Make petty remarks
- - Wading bird; shoot
- - Cut verbally
- - Slender-billed shorebird
- - Long-billed marsh bird
- - Verbal criticism
- - Straight-billed wetlands bird
- - Shoot like Chris Kyle
- - Wading bird akin to the woodcock
- - Long-billed shorebird
- - One way to shoot game
- - Criticize sneakily
- - Issue petty criticisms
- - Make malicious remarks
- - Bird to be sly verbally
- - Potshot
- - Slyly and persistently criticize
- - Make petty attacks
- - Straight-billed game bird
- - Curlew cousin
- - Long-billed sandpiper
- - Shoot with great precision
- - Slender-billed marsh dweller
- - Bird of the marshes
- - Bid at the last second, as on eBay
- - Fools hunt it
- - Sandpiper kin
- - Engage in petty criticism
- - Slender-billed game bird
- - Outbid at the last second, as on eBay
- - Curlew's cousin
- - Long-billed shore bird
- - Relative of the sandpiper
- - Long-billed game bird
- - Be deviously critical
- - .... at (malign)
- - Not attack head-on
- - Straight-billed marsh bird
- - Sharp reply
- - Criticize anonymously
- - Bushwhack
- - Gutter bird
- - Hide and shoot
- - Throw barbs (at)
- - Woodcock's cousin
- - Sandpiper e.g.
- - Sandpiper cousin
- - Sandpiper
- - Sandpiper relative
- - Sandpiper's cousin.
- - Criticize pettily
- - Make nasty comments
- - Cast aspersions.
- - Wetlands bird
- - Make catty remarks
- - Long-billed bird
- - Long-billed wading bird
- - Long-billed wader
- - Wetlands wader
- - Shore bird
- - Marsh bird
- - Game bird
- - Bird ....
- - Gunshot
- - Carp at
- - Petty criticism
- - Assail
- - "Shoot!"
- - Criticize
- - "One ...... doth tread upon another's heel": "Hamlet"
- - Attack
- - Wading bird
- - Dig
- - Wading bird; criticise
- - Long-billed wading bird with brown cryptic plumage
- - Military signal to wake up
- - Military bugle call at sunrise
- - What people privately get up to is a wake-up call for those working for a major employer
- - Soldiers' wake-up call
- - Party goer finally dropping off? One's received wake-up call
- - Wake-up signal
- - Father English is not too good at start of evening - it's a wake-up call for anyone fighting in their sleep
- - Early-morning call always upset sick European
- - One popped by raver, all but a wake-up call
- - Call for soldiers, some of them by place of death, as heard in poem
- - Vicar takes drug repeatedly, transfixed by rough wake-up call
- - Soldier's wake-up call
- - Morning assembly call
- - Morning call
- - "I can't get 'em up . . . "
- - Wake-up call?
- - Bugle call
- - Bugle call to waken soldiers
- - Bugle at daybreak
- - Waking-signal for the military
- - Waking signal
- - Army waking signal
- - Rising notes?
- - Early military calling
- - It puts paid to the rest of the men
- - Military waking signal
- - Rousing melody
- - Military day starter
- - Rousing notes
- - Rousing rendition?
- - Signal at sunrise
- - Morning signal.
- - Serenade
- - Morning notes