➠ Words with i

List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.

  • - It tries very hard to act as a filter?
  • - Riddle of ultimately mysterious coach
  • - make an effort to get queen a sieve
  • - he makes an effort to get a kitchen utensil
  • - leading soccer coach's riddle
  • - Riddle, say, of second shoe
  • - Second coach is a try-hard
  • - Some top running shoe is full of holes and the water just runs through it
  • - One making big effort to produce a riddle?
  • - Riddle of diamonds finally found on coach
  • - Riddle of second coach
  • - Tea-maker who tries really hard?
  • - Second teacher -- one won't let everything go through
  • - Riddle: what's at head of stage coach?
  • - Small shoe, one's full of holes
  • - One who draws tight item with holes?
  • - small trainer - it's full of holes!
  • - Utensil that keeps solid pieces and not liquid
  • - One coming in with tea tray has shoes back to front
  • - Colander, sieve
  • - Pasta maker's tool
  • - Kitchen tool used to remove particles from liquids
  • - Filtering device
  • - Endlessly tough holding falling water with this?
  • - Device made of crossed wires for separating solid matter from liquid
  • - Meshy utensil
  • - Novel retains minimum of respect -- there are holes in it
  • - Small person giving instruction that may be needed in kitchen
  • - Pasta preparation aid
  • - Bartender's accessory
  • - One that makes an all-out effort to collect leaves?
  • - Item that's mostly mesh
  • - Noodle holder, at times
  • - Chef's device.
  • - Colander's kin
  • - Holey utensil
  • - Colander kin
  • - It won't hold water
  • - Colander
  • - Kitchen gadget
  • - Kitchen tool
  • - Chef's gadget
  • - Kitchen implement
  • - Kitchen utensil
  • - Sieve
  • - Filter
  • - he makes an effort in the kitchen
  • - The guns make the mares under the tree panic
  • - The Sullivan Law's concern.
  • - The "F" in ATF
  • - Dismiss members with guns
  • - Explosive hand-held weapons
  • - Weapons companies lug inside
  • - Rifles, pistols etc.
  • - Portable guns
  • - Combat supplies
  • - Weapons companies checking each rifle's tip
  • - Rural communities full of anger -- they can kill people
  • - Rifle and revolver
  • - Pistols and rifles, e.g.
  • - Rifle and pistol
  • - Small weapons
  • - What some bear and others can't bear
  • - Pistols, etc.
  • - Arsenal contents
  • - Colts, e.g.
  • - Second Amendment subject
  • - Six-shooters
  • - Second Amendment concern
  • - Guns
  • - Weapons
  • - Poles long to spill the beans
  • - Grass verges on Severn are dying
  • - Having tin, long for informer
  • - Inform on someone (inf)
  • - Pinch one's nose
  • - Inform on someone
  • - Crime boss's bane
  • - Vacant sign seen on long grass
  • - Inform on, tell tales
  • - Heartless son longing to be a telltale
  • - Tell on: Slang.
  • - Tell (on)
  • - Pinch someone's nose
  • - Son's missing out on love with long nose
  • - Informer isn't disturbing church
  • - rat (coll)
  • - Fool in school, one telling tales
  • - Leak a secret about someone
  • - Whistleblower (informal)
  • - Telltale
  • - Poles must have urge to squeal
  • - Two-legged squealer
  • - Turn informer
  • - One acting as an informer or decoy for the police
  • - Poles must anticipate urge to grass
  • - Idiot in school who betrays classmate?
  • - Fool in school becoming informer
  • - Secret spiller
  • - State secrets?
  • - Whistle-blower, less flatteringly
  • - Golden ball in a quidditch game
  • - Jailhouse fink
  • - Be an informer: Slang.
  • - Steal: Slang.
  • - Tattler
  • - Inform
  • - Tell.
  • - Tattle
  • - Narc
  • - Pilfer
  • - Untrustworthy one
  • - Stool pigeon
  • - Tell all
  • - Stoolie
  • - Informer
  • - Tattletale
  • - Informant
  • - Squeal?
  • - Teller?
  • - Rat-...
  • - Ball in Quidditch
  • - Tell tales
  • - It's held by sophisticated city dweller
  • - City dweller at Brunei collapsed
  • - Town or city dweller
  • - Man-about-city
  • - City dweller?
  • - City man.
  • - In Beirut perhaps an inhabitant there?
  • - Londoner or Liverpudlian
  • - In Beirut, possibly an inhabitant there?
  • - No provincial
  • - High-rise resident
  • - Hardly a yokel
  • - Angeleno, e.g.
  • - Unusually thin clue
  • - tiny amount of thin solution
  • - thin sort of suggestion
  • - Some rubbish in this clue
  • - thin clue
  • - as a clue it may be thin
  • - Indication, clue
  • - Bit of a thin time, I suggest
  • - Clue or tip
  • - "This answer is within this clue,"e.g.
  • - Puzzle clue
  • - Clue to an assassination outside the detention centre
  • - Clue in Telegraph intractable
  • - Clue that might give 'thee'
  • - clue murder involves green, ultimately
  • - Clue on this puzzle, say
  • - Another word for a clue you would use when stuck
  • - Help for a puzzler
  • - .... at; allude to
  • - Brief, helpful suggestion
  • - an indirect suggestion
  • - Leave a small tip
  • - Bit of help with a riddle
  • - fruit-flavored-water brand
  • - Little bit of peach in trifle
  • - suggestion of chintz
  • - Suggestion from coach in team
  • - "They just can't take a ..." ("They're oblivious")
  • - Helpful tip for a stumped solver
  • - When doubled, not-so-subtle nudge
  • - Request when stuck
  • - Success, accepting new suggestion
  • - Nudge in the right direction
  • - indirectly indicate
  • - when repeated, not-so-subtle comment
  • - .... at; insinuate
  • - suggestion of devilish intent
  • - Help for a crossword solver, say
  • - a little help for the stumped
  • - Fortified post
  • - Military base or barracks
  • - Military body rejects refusal to obey superior with taunt
  • - Fortified military post
  • - Military outpost group
  • - Put in a post
  • - Military post
  • - Military base
  • - Military stronghold
  • - Dreadful roarings from detachment of soldiers
  • - Body of troops guarding a town
  • - where soldiers can play the organ, sir?
  • - Troops stationed at a fort
  • - troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
  • - Troops in fort
  • - Troops stationed in a place to defend it
  • - mr. keillor, humorist whose books include lake wobegon days
  • - some men roaring away about society
  • - Troops guarding a fortified place
  • - the ................: pub which is a base for the peaky blinders.
  • - Troops from south coming in roaring drunk
  • - Troops stationed in fortress
  • - Good musician from the East End gets protected place
  • - wildly roar and sing to troops in the town
  • - Group of men heading for George Harrison leaving hotel
  • - Military post where troops are stationed
  • - Body of troops guarding a stronghold
  • - ........ Keillor of radio
  • - Fortified place.
  • - Turns up no teacher goes to fundraiser for a company defending an exposed town
  • - Gareth reported to be with junior body of troops
  • - Lawyer retires with Chuck Norris for company
  • - Troops' lodgings
  • - Soldiers sing and roar riotously
  • - Soldiers roar and sing wildly
  • - Refusal to officer's taunt uplifted troops
  • - Troops maintaining a fortified place
  • - Fortification arranged by having US soldiers coming round working
  • - Probably drinks like a fish in the Irish royal family with relative from citadel
  • - Head of George Rex executed in army base?
  • - Troops stationed in a town to defend it
  • - Presumably drinks like a fish in the Irish royal family with relative from citadel
  • - Train roaring around second station
  • - Keillor of "A Prairie Home Companion"
  • - Abolitionist who founded The Liberator
  • - U.S. abolitionist: 1805-79
  • - Abolitionist-editor
  • - Abolitionist William
  • - Troops in a fortress.
  • - Leading abolitionist.
  • - Famous Abolitionist (1805–79).
  • - Troops
  • - Armed force.
  • - Fort .......
  • - Fortified building
  • - Fortress
  • - Outpost group
  • - Written up denial to superior facing ridicule in place where troops are stationed
  • - bandmate of j lennon leaving hotel for stronghold
  • - Teetotal, missing taking in can?
  • - Teetotal sailors at home, under cover it seems
  • - Teetotal
  • - Sailors can entice some on the wagon
  • - Not taking booze away – can stored inside
  • - missing can inside, but not drinking
  • - Moderate state briefly confused with Benin
  • - Avoiding pub maybe, not present to receive money
  • - Restrained a tendency to eat eggs up
  • - not drinking can, not present outside
  • - Away, drinking can, not overindulging
  • - Refraining (from alcohol)
  • - Refraining from use
  • - Not indulging appetite for food or drink
  • - Moderate muscles on point, getting certain discomfort ultimately
  • - Missing drinking container of beer? Certainly!
  • - Restrained element breaks away
  • - Going without alcohol
  • - Forsaking alcohol
  • - A key southern landmass with no disadvantage, being temperate
  • - Showing self-restraint
  • - Teetotaling
  • - Abstemious
  • - On the wagon
  • - Missing, having pocketed vessel, but not drinking
  • - Avoiding alcohol
  • - Popular wear
  • - Informal garments
  • - Popular clothing.
  • - Popular garments.
  • - Trousers from south are dug up and up
  • - i'd men's overalls restyled
  • - Levi Strauss specialties
  • - Jeans materials
  • - Bib overalls materials
  • - Gap offering
  • - Jean's life lost in minefields
  • - Dungarees
  • - Stonewashed pants
  • - Materials for overalls
  • - Overalls fabrics
  • - Gap fillers?
  • - Wranglers or Levi's, e.g.
  • - Kick-around pants
  • - Jeans fabrics
  • - Ranch wear
  • - Gap filler?
  • - Jean fabrics
  • - Stone-washed pants
  • - Guess output
  • - Calvin Klein specialties
  • - Jeans, e.g.
  • - Tough fabrics
  • - Work pants
  • - Garb for work or play
  • - Overalls.
  • - Country garb.
  • - Jeans for teens.
  • - Coarse materials.
  • - Overalls, playsuits, etc.
  • - Fabrics for overalls and playsuits.
  • - Some pants
  • - Blue jeans
  • - Casual pants
  • - Casual wear
  • - Jeans
  • - Order pudding?
  • - US fruit pastry, widely eaten
  • - Pastry-based dessert with Garden of Eden fruit
  • - Common dessert
  • - Fruit topped with pastry
  • - Barber knocks over soldier in holiday airport
  • - Character who gets married in a 1786 Mozart opera
  • - Marriageable character in opera
  • - Theatrically, he trimmed counter or a picture file?
  • - Quick-witted stage hero bags one grand in card game
  • - I go far, in potential, as a barber
  • - Opera's "barbiere di qualità"
  • - The barber in the opera 'The Barber of Seville'
  • - Title Mozart valet who married Susanna
  • - Old tease provided backing for musical character
  • - Operatic character
  • - Soldier in airborne force upset old barber
  • - Mozart title character
  • - Barber in Rossini opera
  • - The Marriage of — (Mozart)
  • - Name repeatedly sung in Rossini's 'Largo al factotum'
  • - Mozart's 'The Marriage of ......'
  • - Soldier in fighting force upset old barber
  • - Groom in drama because a present returned unwrapped
  • - Barber of opera
  • - Opera's "barbiere di qualit "
  • - Opera character who sings "Largo al factotum"
  • - Mozart opera, familiarly
  • - Schemer who aids Count Almaviva
  • - Count Almaviva's valet, in opera
  • - Rossini character
  • - "The Marriage of ......" (opera by today's birthday composer)
  • - Cat in Pinocchio
  • - Mozart subject
  • - Mozart's "Le nozze di ......"
  • - Opera barber
  • - Mozart opera subject
  • - Subject of an opera marriage
  • - Mozart character
  • - Mozart hero
  • - Name in opera.
  • - Opera role.
  • - The Marriage of ...., Mozart opera
  • - Barber upset oil initially on cloth provided
  • - Rossini's barber of Seville
  • - Scheming operatic barber
  • - The Barber of Seville's name
  • - He's the Barber of Seville
  • - "The Barber of Seville" barber
  • - Singing barber
  • - Old newspaper provided when turning up for the singing barber
  • - Operatic barber
  • - French daily, with 'Le'
  • - Rossini's barber
  • - The Barber of Seville
  • - Basso barber
  • - Singer of Rossini's "Largo al factotum"
  • - "Pinocchio" cat
  • - "The Marriage of ......"
  • - Scheming barber
  • - Rossini barber
  • - Barber of Seville
  • - "Pinocchio" kitten
  • - French daily Le ....
  • - Count Almaviva's valet
  • - Singer of the aria "Largo al factotum"
  • - Paris daily, with "Le"
  • - Seville barber
  • - Beaumarchais's barber
  • - The boastful barber.
  • - "Le Nozze di ......."
  • - He shaves Count Almaviva.
  • - Hero of Beaumarchais's "Le Barbier de Seville."
  • - See 38-Across
  • - Le ...... (French newspaper)
  • - Make a tiny path to revulsion
  • - Dislike of a person or thing
  • - Dislike a pint drunk at Hackney Arms
  • - A deep-seated dislike or aversion
  • - A year without books: one way to cause ill-feeling
  • - Deep-seated dislike
  • - Strong aversion
  • - Aversion
  • - Strong dislike
  • - Dislike
  • - Repugnance
  • - Worker I track with technology, finally shows hostility
  • - Put down writer after abusive remark
  • - Put down
  • - stud neil somehow offended
  • - disrespected half of the elders in north african city disgracefully
  • - Duel isn't about being offended
  • - damaged utensil given to head of department, offended
  • - Spoke abusively to
  • - Spoke rudely or abusively to
  • - What rude critic did
  • - Demeaned
  • - Slighted
  • - Offended
  • - Affronted