➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - Italian parting word
- - Italian's "Goodbye!"
- - Italian "bye" and "hello"
- - Aloha : Hawaiian :: ... : Italian
- - Italian word of greeting or farewell
- - "... Bella" (Italian expression)
- - parting word in piacenza
- - In Brescia, only for so long there
- - See ya in Tuscany
- - Italian for "Hi"
- - Italian words for "goodbye"
- - Greetings in Genoa - or bye in Bologna
- - "Toodle-oo," in Tuscany
- - Italian for "Bye!" or "Hi!"
- - Informal "hello" and "goodbye," in Italy
- - "Hello" in Italy
- - So long! in Tivoli
- - "... Bella," informal Italian greeting
- - Jet-setter's "bye-bye"
- - Pretentious sort's "bye-bye"
- - Hello or goodbye in Italian
- - Pretentious one's "bye-bye"
- - "Bye!", in Italian
- - Ta ta, in Turin
- - Farewell, Italian-style
- - So long, in Siena
- - See you in Rome?
- - Italian salutation
- - Farewell, in Florence
- - Ta-ta, in Tuscany
- - Italian word for "goodbye"
- - Italian signoff
- - Goodbye, in Rome
- - "See ya," in Sorrento
- - "Bye, Bruno"
- - "Bye-bye," in Bologna
- - Italian's "aloha"
- - Italian "See ya later!"
- - Italian "Bye-bye!"
- - Italian 'Bye!'
- - Greeting in Genoa
- - Goodbye, in Genoa
- - Bye for an Italian soccer team?
- - "See you," in Sorrento
- - "See ya!" in Siena
- - "Goodbye" in Venice
- - "Bye!" in Bologna
- - "Bye, bambino"
- - Toodle-oo, in Turin
- - Ta-ta, in Turino
- - Ta-ta, in Tivoli
- - Ta-ta, in Rome
- - So long, in Sorrento
- - So long, in Milan
- - Sign-off in Salerno
- - Salutation that can mean "hello" and "goodbye" in Italian
- - Parting word in Pisa
- - Parting word in Palermo
- - Luigi's "Bye!"
- - Italian's ave
- - Italian's "So long"
- - Italian's "bye"
- - Italian sendoff
- - Italian farewell found in the three longest Across answers
- - Italian equivalent of "Aloha!"
- - Hello, in Rome
- - Hello or goodbye, in Genova
- - Hello and goodbye, Italian style
- - Greeting in Italy
- - Greeting in Genova
- - Goodbye, in Italy
- - Giovanni's good-bye
- - Farewell, in Firenze
- - Farewell in Napoli
- - Cutesy farewell borrowed from the Italians
- - Casual farewell in Rome
- - Casual farewell in Italy
- - Bye-bye, in Florence
- - Bartolomeo's "Bye!"
- - Bari "bye"
- - Aloha, in Roma
- - Aloha, in Milano
- - Aloha, in Italy
- - "Toodles," in Milan
- - "See you later," Italian-style
- - last word (italy)
- - Parting word that may accompany an air kiss
- - Breezy goodbye
- - Spies with initially obtuse greeting
- - "farewell, my florentine friend!"
- - See you love following spies overseas
- - vowel-rich farewell
- - taranto ta-ta
- - turin "ta-ta"
- - 'Byeee!'
- - bologna splitting word
- - Give US intelligence a ring and say hello
- - "farewell, fredo!"
- - Goodbye to sophia loren
- - parting word said with an air kiss, perhaps
- - Farewell to CIA job centre
- - Ferrara farewell
- - vatican farewell
- - luigi's "later!"
- - Jet-setter's farewell
- - greeting (ital)
- - Kin of "arrivederci!"
- - "I'm outie!"
- - Pretentious farewell
- - an acknowledgment that can be used to say hello or goodbye
- - "Bella ...," song popularized by "Money Heist"
- - Greeting from CIA with love
- - parma parting
- - Venetian farewell
- - Aquarium scavenger
- - Florence farewell
- - Tuscany ta-ta
- - Word of greeting and parting with the derivation "I am your servant"
- - Universal greeting
- - Cremona closing
- - "Later, dahling!"
- - Word of coming and going
- - Word after "have your people call my people"
- - Tuscan ta-ta
- - Torino farewell
- - Sorrento "so long"
- - Livorno "Later!"
- - Hello — goodbye
- - Genoa greeting
- - Amico's greeting
- - "So long, signor!"
- - "Later!" somewhere
- - Word that accompanies an air kiss
- - Word of greeting and parting
- - What The Cult said to "Edie"
- - Via Veneto farewell
- - Veronese greeting
- - Venetian valedictory
- - Venetian valediction
- - Turin farewell
- - Trendy parting
- - Trendy hi
- - Trendy "so-long"
- - Ta-tain Turin
- - Something to say when going away
- - Sicilian goodbye
- - See you later!: Ital.
- - See you later Luigi
- - Sardinian send-off
- - Roman farewell
- - Relative of aloha or shalom
- - Parting word with an air kiss, perhaps
- - Mario's "See ya!"
- - Marcello's farewell
- - Lush song about goodbye?
- - Hollywood goodbye
- - Hello or goodbye, slangily
- - Greeting from Giuseppe
- - Greeting for Gina
- - Goodbye, to Guido
- - Goodbye to Gucci
- - Giuseppe's goodbye
- - Giorgio's greeting
- - Genovese greeting
- - Genoese greeting
- - Farewell that ends with three vowels
- - Fabio's farewell
- - Dante's hello
- - Cousin of "Hasta luego"
- - Corso greeting
- - Breezy sign-off
- - Arty farewell
- - Arrivederci's relative
- - Adieu, somewhere else
- - "So long," on the Lido
- - "So long, Sophia Loren"
- - "So long, signore"
- - "So long, Siena"
- - "So long, Giancarlo"
- - "See you, signore"
- - "See you around!"
- - "See ya," to Sophia
- - "See ya," to Maria
- - Microsoft Windows, for example
- - Type of software for those working on the method in The Theatre presumably
- - Windows, for example
- - Windows, e.g
- - Windows or Unix
- - Microsoft Windows, for one
- - Windows, for one
- - Unix, for one
- - windows or android, for example
- - Computer company's concern, sorting gamers into types
- - surgeon's methodology?
- - Organisation of surgeons' rosters relies on fundamental computer software?
- - Manages those on the database presumably in The Theatre
- - Hardware manager
- - Manages the hardware in The Theatre
- - Surgeons M.O.?
- - Computer's "brain"
- - They fix your teeth
- - they take care of the mouthpieces
- - They care for canines
- - they fill much of their working days
- - it's possibly in impact damage that they do their professional work
- - Professionals who look after your teeth
- - Depression is principally the subject for medical specialists
- - Careless dissent overshadows trouble starting with those working on the bridge
- - People tend to open up for them, as they are capable of building bridges
- - They drill and fill
- - People tend to open up for them, as they are capable of mending bridges
- - They sometimes repair bridges
- - They know the drill
- - Experts with the ends of 17- and 55-Across and 10- and 24-Down
- - They give oral exams
- - They treat canines
- - They do drilling and filling
- - They care about caries
- - They take care of caries
- - They repair canines
- - Middlecoff's classmates.
- - Members of the Medical Corps.
- - Mouth guards?
- - it's bad in depressions - they look down in the mouth
- - Tooth experts
- - Root-canal experts
- - Those working on bridges produced foolish dissent over central keystones
- - oral doctors
- - Tooth-care specialists
- - Tooth practitioners
- - Rocker with a sweet tooth needs to see these
- - Tooth specialists
- - Orthodontists, periodontists etc.
- - Specialist medics
- - Tooth doctors
- - Canine inspectors end its barking before test, oddly
- - Crown makers
- - Drill masters?
- - Some British rockers need to see them
- - Canine specialists
- - Hygienists' coworkers
- - Numbers, at times
- - ADA members
- - Enamel restorers
- - Caries spotters
- - Drillers and fillers
- - Certain drillers
- - Cap and crown men
- - Professional men.
- - Orthodontists.
- - Canine experts
- - Charming and delicate
- - Delicate; small cake
- - district attorney unusually tiny and delicate
- - Ethereal tiny ad designed
- - Small & delicate
- - Delicately small and pretty
- - Small and pretty, daughter isn't ugly ultimately
- - Delicate, like a teacup
- - Small and pretty
- - Delicate, like a doily
- - Of delicate beauty
- - Pretty and delicate
- - Small and neat in time, in time!
- - Precious and delicate
- - Like a tiny flower
- - Delicate, as a doily
- - Refined and delicate
- - Delicious and choice.
- - Of a delicate beauty.
- - Gracefully delicate
- - Small and delicate?
- - Delicate
- - Delicate and neat
- - Tiny and delicate
- - Delicate and pretty
- - Delicate, as lacework
- - choice of lawyer in case of treachery
- - delicately neat
- - international in time becomes choice
- - Case of dirty clothing isn't nice
- - Small cake isn't unknown after end of pud
- - Popular tenor interrupting period of success by choice
- - Small, pretty local dinky
- - Like a little flower
- - "Delicious!"
- - Like porcelain teacups
- - Petite daughter Tina incensed Yankee
- - Delicately small
- - International in twenty-four hours? Piece of cake!
- - Deep cut
- - Twee
- - Like a lace handkerchief
- - Delicacy isn't commonly penetrating outskirts of Dudley
- - Fine isn't commonly collected by vacant dogsbody
- - Like Fabergé eggs
- - Overly particular
- - Like petits fours
- - Choice, as a morsel
- - Delicately pretty
- - Like lacework
- - Like sylphs
- - Delicately charming
- - Delicately beautiful
- - Fine pastry, e.g.
- - Temptingly tasty
- - Pleasing to the taste
- - Fine; tender
- - Delectable
- - A choice food.
- - Exquisitely tasteful.
- - Overnice.
- - Refined
- - Genteel
- - Fragile
- - Petite
- - Fairylike
- - Tidbit
- - Fastidious
- - Elegant
- - Exquisite
- - ......-choice
- - "Nice ......!"
- - Fine
- - Nice, refined
- - Exquisite, charming
- - deliacte
- - Face on Facebook, e.g
- - Image of a flexed arm or a thumbs-up sign, e.g
- - Smiley face with hearts for eyes, e.g
- - Face in a text, e.g
- - Loudly crying face, for one
- - Funny face?
- - Smiley face, maybe
- - Heart-eyes face, e.g
- - Smiley face in a text, e.g
- - Smiley face or frowny face
- - Face throwing a kiss, e.g
- - Face With Tears of Joy, e.g
- - Yours may be a happy face
- - Face with heart-shaped eyes, e.g
- - Eggplant, e.g
- - Happy face, e.g
- - Eggplant or smiley, e.g
- - Many a smiley face
- - What you might use to put on a happy face?
- - Smiley face symbol, e.g.
- - frowny face, e.g.
- - July 17th is the unofficial World ..... Day; e.g. ":", ":P",":O"
- - Rainbow or Women Holding Hands, e.g.
- - Smiley Face with Hearts, eg
- - Smiley or sad face in a text, e.g.
- - Clown Face or Face With Tears of Joy, e.g.
- - Zipper-Mouth Face, e.g.
- - Text message illustration
- - Word derived from the Japanese for 'picture writing'
- - Heart Eyes or OK Hand
- - Expressive characters
- - Tiny birthday cake, perhaps
- - Facebook status symbol
- - Bit of graphic language?
- - Picture in a text message
- - Character expressing feelings held regularly in Exmoor jail
- - Text adornment
- - Expressive online image
- - Expressive art in a text
- - Pictogram in a text
- - The Oxford Dictionaries 2015 'Word' of the Year is one
- - Modern pictograph
- - Expressive chat image
- - Nontext part of a text
- - Symbol like 'prayer hands' or 'heart eyes'
- - It may add feeling to a text
- - Image used in electronic communication
- - Expressive tweet space-savers
- - Pictograph in a text
- - Latter-day pictogram
- - Picture in many texts
- - Email addition
- - Text adornments
- - Modern-day hieroglyph
- - Website art of a sort
- - New OED entry meaning "internet symbol"
- - Status symbol
- - Symbol like Heart Hands or Thumbs Up
- - mobile icon of joe i'm about to send
- - majorities not astir perhaps, with a mobile icon
- - fire in a text?
- - the ...... movie 2017 animated movie that takes place in "the world inside your phone"
- - Text message icon
- - Indifferent to elections
- - Indifferent to government
- - Neutral, in relation to government
- - A shrewd gangster with no interest in affairs of state
- - Not interested in matters of state
- - Word applying to few in Washington
- - Not much interested in Westminster or capital oil supply?
- - Nonvoting, say
- - Like some nonvoters
- - Like a no-party person?