➠ Words with i

List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.

rip
  • - tear report into pieces, initially
  • - rent in tripoli
  • - Tear mightily
  • - Tear, as cloth
  • - Grave statement that will tear you up
  • - ... off (tear apart)
  • - Desirable jeans 'flaw'
  • - Message on tomb that brings a tear
  • - intended and unintended feature of many jeans
  • - rent in material
  • - Tear in the fabric
  • - Tear in jeans
  • - Textile tear
  • - Slash or tear
  • - tear in strips
  • - Long tear
  • - Tear cooked meat into small pieces
  • - Tear without scissors
  • - Tear, split
  • - Trending jeans feature
  • - To tear something
  • - what the gravestone reveals will produce a tear
  • - Actor Torn who played Zed in "Men in Black"
  • - Jeans feature that may be intentional
  • - Tear or split
  • - Letters seen in a cemetery
  • - Tear a piece of cloth
  • - Clothing tear
  • - Tear apart a fabric
  • - tombstone inscription will produce a tear!
  • - Last letters from characters caught up in conspiracy
  • - Fabric flaw which is now a trending jeans feature
  • - ... apart (tear)
  • - Torn of "Men in Black"
  • - Tear up, as paper
  • - Put a tear in
  • - It may be in stitches
  • - "Men in Black" actor ...... Torn
  • - Worn jeans feature
  • - . . . off [verbally abuse]
  • - Comedian Torn
  • - rent an epitaph
  • - sentiment directed at qeii
  • - Epitaph needs a bit of rescripting
  • - Stretch of turbulent water caused by one current flowing across another
  • - Common "wardrobe malfunction"
  • - "lol ur dead"
  • - turbulent current or "tide"?
  • - "lol ur so dead"
  • - Initials commonly found on gravestones
  • - Powerful, dangerous tide or current
  • - Word that can precede tide or cord
  • - split up umpires at centre
  • - long split
  • - cut carelessly
  • - slash open
  • - What might accompany a grave admission?
  • - Stitching target
  • - "Let 'er ...!"
  • - bad sound to hear when bending over
  • - Slit, gash
  • - Avalon's current rent?
  • - Not all trippers travel fast
  • - Grave letters from a reprobate
  • - Trousers mishap
  • - Dangerous current for Mr Van Winkle
  • - vape hit
  • - .... off; rob
  • - "you're so dead"
  • - Remove a stitch
  • - Catskill snoozer
  • - Needle and thread's target
  • - Criticize way harshly
  • - letters on halloween-party tombstones
  • - Roarin' start
  • - ... Van Winkle (character from a fable)
  • - Become torn
  • - Have a ...-roaring good time
  • - Van Winkle of fiction
  • - fabric fault
  • - Bad sound made when trying on new pants
  • - Gravestone initials: Abbr.
  • - Actor Torn of Dodgeball
  • - Letters on a tombstone: Abbr.
  • - Washington Irving's "... Van Winkle"
  • - Tidal current
  • - folk character van winkle
  • - Taylor or Torn
  • - Tombstone letters: Abbr.
  • - Damage part of an upright piano
  • - Gravestone letters: Abbr.
  • - Letter on a tombstone: Abbr.
  • - Rent cheat not getting off
  • - ... to shreds (completely destroy)
  • - Abbreviation on a tombstone
  • - wardrobe woe
  • - Actor Torn
  • - Van Winkle of legend
  • - Worthless horse
  • - Letters on a tombstone
  • - Torn or Taylor
  • - Torn place
  • - Tailor's challenge
  • - Stretch of turbulent water
  • - Roaring start?
  • - Patch target
  • - Lambaste verbally
  • - It makes an embarrassing sound
  • - Clothing flaw
  • - Abbr. on a headstone
  • - Unseamly condition?
  • - Two-decade sleeper
  • - Torn up on the screen
  • - Tombstone abbreviation
  • - Reason for a patch
  • - Mighty swing
  • - Mending target
  • - Memorial letters
  • - Letters on a gravestone
  • - Kind of cord or saw
  • - Irving's Van Winkle
  • - Irving's sleeper
  • - Irving sleepyhead
  • - Fictional Van Winkle
  • - "As you sew, so shall you ......"
  • - ...... to shreds (destroy)
  • - Word with tide or cord
  • - Upholstery uglifier
  • - Upholsterer's target, perhaps
  • - Undo one's sewing
  • - Torn of films
  • - Tombstoneacronym
  • - Sleeper Van Winkle
  • - Scary current
  • - Rough current
  • - Paper problem
  • - Long sleeper
  • - Letters on Boot Hill
  • - Letters at least one person will never read
  • - Irving's sleepyhead
  • - Haunted house letters
  • - Gravestone abbr.
  • - Fictional sleeper ...... Van Winkle
  • - Fictional sleeper
  • - Fabled 20-year sleeper
  • - En-graved letters?
  • - Copy from a CD
  • - Confetti-throwing Taylor
  • - Comedian Taylor
  • - Clothing defect
  • - Big swing
  • - ...... cord (parachutist's pull)
  • - Zany Taylor
  • - Yank (off)
  • - Word with roaring
  • - Word that can go before "tide" or "snorter"
  • - Word before cord or current
  • - Washington's snoozer
  • - Washington's sleeper
  • - Washington Irving hero, informally
  • - Upholstery woe
  • - Upholstery defect
  • - Upholsterer's target
  • - Unfortunate sound when you bend over
  • - straight line connecting the centre of a circle
  • - A straight line on a circle passing through the centre point
  • - around one hour after midnight, put off circle line
  • - It's twice the radius of a circle
  • - Dear me - it flourished in part of The Circle
  • - Line through the center of a circle
  • - Circle width
  • - It's equal to twice the radius of a circle
  • - Dear me - it confused part of The Circle
  • - Measure across circle
  • - Dear me! It disrupted Circle Line!
  • - Line across the centre of a circle
  • - Distance across a circle
  • - Distance across circle
  • - Dear me - it disturbed part of The Circle
  • - Straight line across a circle through the centre
  • - Width of a circle
  • - Line across a circle through the centre
  • - Line across a circle
  • - Circle bisector
  • - Circle divider
  • - Circle statistic
  • - Circle stat
  • - Circle measure
  • - Chord through a circle.
  • - Longest line within a circle.
  • - Circle Line?
  • - I am interrupting to put off bore
  • - Circumference divided by pi
  • - One slimming takes a medium size?
  • - geometric length
  • - Circular line that goes through the centre
  • - Servant returned to English terrace from 12 to 6?
  • - Size slimmer, taking a medium
  • - Doubled radius
  • - The sun's is approximately 865,370 miles
  • - measurement across wire is 501 — current instrument missing a 1000?
  • - help up, to measure the distance across
  • - Measurement across tier made in error
  • - A careful eater around morning - for width!
  • - Twice radius
  • - Twice a radius
  • - Twice the radius
  • - Pizza slice?
  • - One losing weight hides a metre thickness
  • - It's equal to twice the radius
  • - Measure of revolutionary network supporting upset servant
  • - Bore I'm interrupting to put off
  • - Planetary measure
  • - Pipe measure
  • - Radius doubled
  • - 7,918 miles, for Earth
  • - 34-Across factor
  • - 7,926 miles, for Earth
  • - Ball measure
  • - Radius times two
  • - Longest possible chord
  • - Line through the center
  • - Circumference over pi
  • - 7,926 miles, for the earth
  • - Geometric measurement
  • - Thickness, as of a tree
  • - Trans-central chord
  • - Lens magnification factor
  • - Double radius
  • - The moon's is 2,160 miles.
  • - Geometry line
  • - Line through the middle
  • - Thickness
ie
  • - that is [latin abbr]
  • - That is, in Latin [abbrev]
  • - Common Latin abbr.
  • - That is, abbr
  • - That is, for short
  • - Reduce to ashes
  • - In other words.
  • - Code for Ireland
  • - 'Champagne Supernova' band
  • - Spring in the desert
  • - Fertile place in the desert
  • - Rock band's place of rest
  • - rock band, featuring the gallagher brothers
  • - Nude jog undisturbed by the rain?
  • - The Rain was the original name for this Mancunian rock band founded in 1991
  • - Water-filled haven in the desert
  • - Is a so different scene in the desert
  • - refuge – britpop band
  • - the gallagher brothers' band
  • - Safe haven from love unchanged
  • - Desert stop for camels
  • - Desert relief
  • - Desert watering spot
  • - Stopping place with a water supply
  • - Florist's foam
  • - Love unaltered watering hole
  • - Desert caravan stop
  • - Place for camels to rest
  • - Desert stopover
  • - Welcome sight in a desert
  • - Fertile haven
  • - When I must be seen in very large fertile spot
  • - Refreshing spot
  • - Place to pick up dates?
  • - Ancient Mecca, e.g
  • - Way station for desert travelers
  • - Date palm setting
  • - Desert respite
  • - Desert green spots
  • - Desert's green spot
  • - Pleasant change
  • - Place for refreshment that's ordinary in its present state
  • - Everything changed presumably in tranquil spot
  • - Sahara stopover
  • - Desert rest stop
  • - Fertile bit of desert land
  • - Sahara rest stop
  • - Welcome sight?
  • - Retreat
  • - Hot spring
  • - Water hole
  • - Sanctuary.
  • - ...... rain
  • - Watering hole
  • - Drinking spot
  • - Spring site
  • - Spring setting
  • - Spring ....
  • - Fertile sanctuary
  • - Green area in an arid region
  • - Where spring is in its present condition after second of bounces
  • - nothing unaltered in area offering relief for desert travellers?
  • - Fertile haven in a desert
  • - old, unaltered haven
  • - Where fertility is exceptional
  • - haven of love in status quo
  • - Desert hiker's destination, perhaps
  • - a park in a busy city, for some
  • - where a dry spell might end
  • - watering hole for group
  • - Fertile bit of land in a desert
  • - desert's watering hole
  • - provide enough to convince
  • - To please, say 'When folded, fits in'
  • - Female model about to gatecrash state do
  • - Meet, for example, to cover the international science fiction premieres
  • - Stays if new arrangement can come up to scratch
  • - content, for example, to have bad fits
  • - To meet, for example, it's fine inside
  • - Leave nothing to be desired
  • - Be good enough for
  • - Be enough for
  • - Convince to pay in full
  • - Meet to pay in full
  • - Saturday is fairly empty to meet
  • - To convince, declare hedging unexpectedly fits
  • - Convince it is, in short, fine within state
  • - Be enough
  • - Convince
  • - fulfil a desire
  • - Meet at 1 on board empty ferry
  • - fulfil the needs or desires of
  • - Fulfil the expectations of
  • - please talk about deformed fist
  • - Pay in full please
  • - Meet the requirements of doctor first, say, right away
  • - Content with shaking fist, say?
  • - Supply fully
  • - Please say if it's awkward without one
  • - Please completely
  • - Make contented
  • - Meet and speak about irrational fits
  • - Gratify, make happy
  • - Get off, in a way
  • - Gratify fully
  • - Meet requirements
  • - Meet the expectations of
  • - Content day is finally empty
  • - Fulfil, a desire or need
  • - Fulfil (a need)
  • - Please pay in full
  • - Meet; please
  • - Quench, sate
  • - Hit the spot
  • - Meet the needs of
  • - Fulfill, as expectations
  • - Meet the desires of
  • - Meet son, say, fit after jogging
  • - Delight, for example, holding fine model up
  • - Please explain about broken fist
  • - Pay off, as a debt
  • - Fulfill expectations.
  • - Comply with (rules, etc.).
  • - Meet, as expectations
  • - Discharge, as a debt
  • - Dispel, as doubts
  • - Gratify
  • - Make content
  • - Meet expectations?
  • - Fill the bill
  • - Suit
  • - Accommodate
  • - Assuage
  • - Appease
  • - Meet
  • - Fulfil
  • - Content
  • - Satiate
  • - Please
  • - Fulfill
  • - Make happy
  • - Gratify requirement that early Saturday is both ends of Friday
  • - Please or gratify
  • - meet harry first, say, but not king
  • - Hit the spot, as a good meal
  • - Made to order
  • - designed for individual requirements
  • - Cloths used for wiping the nose
  • - hankies
  • - Finding fault with rapping on the door
  • - Rapping
  • - tapping
  • - Tapping [on a door]
  • - Locals having a go at utter craic in Government
  • - Sound at the door
  • - radio station audience
  • - Audience to itemise four points about debut record
  • - People in a podcast audience
  • - Liners set out for radio audience
  • - podcast audience
  • - Register a tendency to sneer at the audience
  • - Lean to one side and sneer, agitating the audience
  • - Radio audience
  • - Concert audience
  • - Attentive audience members
  • - Audience
  • - Concert-goers