➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - Criticize, with "into"
- - Harshly criticize
- - Criticize, so to speak
- - Criticize severely
- - Criticize sharply
- - Criticize in no uncertain terms
- - Criticize
- - Criticize harshly
- - Twenty-year sleeper or embarrassing sound
- - Turbulent water stretch
- - Trendy jeans feature
- - Torn or Winkle
- - Torn or tear
- - Torn of "The Larry Sanders Show"
- - Torn in films
- - Tear, or actor Torn
- - Tear or Torn
- - Tear inelegantly
- - Tear away roughly
- - Tear apart forcefully
- - Take right out of a book?
- - Tailor's repair
- - Tailor repair
- - Strong tide
- - Strong offshore current
- - Something a tailor may repair
- - Sleeper of note
- - Sleeper for two decades
- - Sewer's target
- - Saw or tide
- - Saw in the direction of the grain
- - Saw along the grain
- - Sartorial mishap
- - Runway disaster
- - Reason to do patchwork?
- - Problem on the red carpet, maybe
- - Prepare for loading onto an iPod
- - Potential swimsuit embarrassment
- - Pants uglifier
- - Pants seam problem
- - Open indelicately
- - Open hastily
- - Open a seam
- - One of the Van Winkles.
- - One may be in stitches
- - Oft engraved letters
- - Nasty current
- - Mr. Torn
- - Move precipitously
- - Make the rent?
- - Make a copy of, as a DVD
- - Letters sometimes inscribed above a name
- - Letters on some gravestones
- - Letters on many a tombstone
- - Letters on Halloween decorations
- - Letters on a headstone
- - Letters in a graveyard
- - Letters for the names "buried" in this puzzle's theme answers
- - Letters for the dear departed
- - Letters carved in stone
- - Let-'er ender
- - Let a fart loose, with "one"
- - Kind of tide or cord
- - Kind of current or cord
- - Kind of cord or current
- - Jeans flaw or feature
- - Jeans feature, often
- - It's carved in stone
- - It needs darning
- - It may be engraved in stone
- - Inits. on a gravestone
- - Initials in stone
- - Hollywood's Torn
- - Hem line sometimes
- - Headstone inscription
- - Headstone heading
- - Headstone abbr.
- - He's Torn
- - He slept for 20 years
- - Hard swing, in baseball lingo
- - Hard swing
- - Grave threesome
- - Grave statement, briefly?
- - Generic inscription letters
- - Flannel flaw
- - First name in legendary sleepers
- - First name in famous oversleepers
- - Final sentiment, initially
- - Feature of some jeans
- - Fashionable jeans feature
- - Fashion show disaster
- - Famous oversleeper
- - Fabled sleeper, informally
- - Engraved message?: Abbr.
- - Engraved letters?
- - Embarrassing swimsuit feature
- - Embarrassing sound, maybe
- - Embarrassing sound when one bends over
- - Dryer sheet noise
- - Distress, as jeans
- - Defraud, with "off"
- - Dangerous stretch of water
- - Dangerous sea current
- - Cut in the direction of the grain
- - Current to avoid
- - Copy, as from CD to PC
- - Copy, as a CD to a hard drive
- - Copy, as a CD illegally
- - Copy from CD to PC
- - Copy a CD
- - Clothing mishap
- - Christmas morning noise
- - Certain wardrobe malfunction
- - Celebrated sleeper
- - Burst at the seams?
- - Boot Hill letters
- - Bad sound in a changing room
- - Annoyance for an holsterer
- - Actor Torn, whose first name means "tear"
- - Abbreviation whose last letter can stand for "Peace" or "Power"
- - A mighty swing
- - 20-year sleeper
- - "As you sew, so shall you also ......"
- - "As ye sew so shall ye ......"
- - "...... It Up," Little Richard hit
- - ........ off: stiff slangily
- - ...... Van Winkle (literary character who slept for 20 years)
- - ...... Van Winkle (fictional character who slept for 20 years)
- - ...... Van Winkle (fictional character who fell asleep for 20 years)
- - ...... Torn (actor who played Zed in two "Men in Black" movies)
- - ...... off (swindle)
- - ...... into (assail)
- - ...... cord (what a parachutist pulls)
- - ...... cord (parachute activator)
- - ...... cord (line that's attached to a parachute)
- - Fabled napper
- - Mender's target
- - A kind of saw
- - Tailor's problem.
- - Gravestone inscription
- - Hazardous current
- - Splitting image
- - Saw starter?
- - Grave message
- - It's often written in stone
- - Abbr. on a tombstone
- - Tear at the seam.
- - Lose no time
- - Cheat, slangily
- - Storied sleeper
- - Legendary sleeper
- - Irving hero
- - Sucker deal
- - Split open
- - Bust on
- - Critique harshly
- - Job for a seamstress
- - Libertine
- - Run in a stocking, e.g.
- - Turn into confetti
- - Laceration
- - Tide type
- - Certain tide
- - Dangerous current
- - Powerful current
- - Lace into
- - Tear into
- - Type of cord
- - Kind of cord
- - Light into
- - Badmouth
- - Assail, with "into"
- - Go fast
- - Rebuke
- - Kind of current
- - Speed (through)
- - Tear violently
- - Tear to shreds
- - Tear forcibly
- - Tear into pieces
- - Sunder
- - Rupture
- - Split, in a way
- - Cheat, with "off"
- - Cut away
- - -- Torn, actor who played Marsh Turner in the 1983 film 'Cross Creek'
- - Wardrobe malfunction
- - Pull apart, as paper
- - Tear apart
- - Frayed fabric feature
- - Make a tear in
- - Worrying sound when you bend over
- - Tombstone acronym
- - Fabric tear
- - Inscription from scripture
- - Divide manually
- - .... apart (shred)
- - Upholstery flaw
- - Tear forcefully
- - A kind of tide
- - Mr. Van Winkle
- - Garment problem
- - It needs mending
- - Tear Shapiro holds back
- - Tear roughly
- - Tombstone letters
- - Jagged cut on tombstone?
- - Tear with effort
- - Headstone letters
- - Halloween decoration letters
- - Jeans problem
- - Swindle, with "off"
- - Dead letters?
- - Embarrassing sound when bending over
- - Upholstery issue
- - Unfortunate pants sound
- - Grave letters
- - Job for a tailor
- - Intentional jeans tear
- - Conscript hiding tear
- - Pants mishap
- - Tear, as pants
- - Pants problem
- - Trousers tear
- - Tear quickly
- - Sleepy Van Winkle
- - Tear strips off Shaw leaving warship
- - It's etched in a cemetery
- - To extract tracks from a CD
- - Feature of distressed jeans
- - Forgo scissors
- - Tear from Euripides
- - Tear fully
- - Material flaw
- - Dangerous tide
- - Challenge for a tailor
- - Headstone inits
- - Legendary Van Winkle
- - Stylish jeans feature
- - Tear, as one's pants
- - Washington's ne'er-do-well Dutchman
- - Tear (off)
- - Mighty swing or pants embarrassment
- - Tombstone inscription
- - 'Let 'er ....!': 'Fire away!'
- - Job for a 55-Across
- - Upholstery problem
- - Gravestone letters
- - Split at the seams
- - Put tears in
- - Saw with the grain
- - Lay into
- - Turn to confetti
- - Tear up
- - Slash
- - Hurtle
- - Take apart
- - Castigate
- - Come apart
- - Swindle, slangily
- - Copy, as a CD
- - Final letters
- - Come apart at the seams
- - Tatter
- - Cleave
- - Roaring
- - Shirt spoiler
- - Tear away
- - Washington Irving character
- - Irving character.
- - Last letters
- - Kind of saw
- - Swindle, in slang
- - It may be written in stone
- - Jeans feature
- - Swindle
- - Fraud.
- - Upholstery blemish
- - Dis
- - Tailor's concern
- - Stumble
- - Lambaste.
- - Rend
- - Fabric damage
- - Lacerate
- - Darn it
- - Shred
- - Fabric flaw
- - Fabric mishap
- - Split apart
- - Pull apart
- - Jam
- - Zoom ......
- - Slit
- - Van Winkle.
- - Kind of tide
- - Split
- - Rent
- - ...... sleeper
- - Tear
- - Strong current
- - ...... tide
- - "Step on it!"
- - Speed
- - Insult, slangily
- - Put down
- - Hit sharply
- - Slugger's swing
- - What a seamstress might repair in a garment
- - tear travelling bag? that's not good
- - letters set in stone
- - Wardrobe malfunction, perhaps
- - suitable epitaph for a libertine?
- - to rush along [colloq]
- - tear out of tripoli
- - Tear, as a piece of cloth
- - Distressed jeans feature
- - Dangerous currents for swimmers
- - .... up; shred
- - An old reprobate [but still less than mature?]
- - An epitaph
- - the irish times recently bought the popular website .......ie.
- - ... van winkle, washington irving's sleepy protagonist
- - not a silent tear
- - Tear that's often seen on gravestone
- - Make rent
- - Tear violently, as trousers
- - Word that can go before tide or saw
- - almost ready to show tear
- - Hard swing, in baseball slang
- - Tear asunder
- - Broken grid I fixed
- - oil installation i had made stiff
- - The set of sails I'd got wouldn't bend
- - I'd follow right American private back without bending
- - A vehicle I had, very stable
- - stiff attire i'd put on
- - i have a grid which is unbending
- - Inflexible equipment I had
- - oil well structure i had taken to be really firm
- - construction i had made firm
- - Inflexible doctor needing documentation
- - oil-drilling installation i had made stiff
- - gear i'd found to be stiff
- - equipment i would find unyielding
- - Inflexible, stiff
- - Stiff, inflexible
- - the tackle i had can't be bent
- - Inflexible? Right, I understand, going back
- - Inflexible or stiff
- - Stiff clothes I'd put on
- - oil platform i had found to be very firm
- - equipment i would see as inflexible
- - Drilling platform identity card is inflexible
- - Fixed dress I had
- - Stiff outfit I had
- - Stiff as a board
- - Firm, inflexible
- - Like a zeppelin, as opposed to a blimp
- - Equipment I had to make very firm
- - Gear I'd found inflexible
- - Outfit I had to make with no bending
- - Unlikely to flex
- - Frozen solid
- - stiff, unbending
- - Stubborn American soldier in Republican papers
- - fraudulently set up papers for firm
- - Very stiff
- - To be exact, the right one to dig up
- - In a grid, perhaps, a line that doesn't bend
- - Falsify documentation for firm
- - Strict, severe
- - Set to falsify papers
- - One American soldier is in the road and can't be swayed
- - Refusing to compromise and falsify identity
- - Stiff or unyielding
- - Unbending or far from flexible
- - Falsify papers for firm
- - Not chill at all
- - Like rules at fancy show
- - Like a drumstick
- - Not limp
- - Firm in Arctic needs no introduction
- - Set to tamper with papers
- - Unwilling to 44-Across
- - Stiff, unmoving
- - Siegfried drops fees for firm
- - Set free to hold soldier
- - Harsh soldier's shut outside
- - Like a dirigible, vis-a-vis a blimp
- - Hard to fake passport, perhaps?
- - Unable to be forced out of shape
- - It's typical of The Board to manipulate the papers
- - Far from pliant
- - Like a hard-liner
- - Firm's free to employ serviceman
- - Having no flex
- - Firm free to secure US fighter
- - Like uptight concertgoer
- - Hardly pliant