➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - marvellous money
- - There's big money in the city
- - wonderful money
- - serious offence in london, maybe
- - Money to invest, sterling
- - mail intended for london?
- - Source of interest in London, for example
- - the city has the money
- - the sort of tax from which london benefits?
- - money from brussels, for example
- - money invested in paris for example?
- - money invested
- - Very good money
- - for example, london letter?
- - money fine?
- - money for investment in the chief city
- - Fine a lot of money
- - Money to be invested in Washington, for example
- - perhaps london's wealth
- - The money's very good
- - splendid piece of correspondence - or its initial start
- - money is wonderful
- - Money saved or invested — seat of government
- - Excellent city like Paris
- - Jolly good city like London
- - Brilliant money
- - Jackson or Lincoln
- - Excellent city such as London
- - Kabul or Harare?
- - Excellent money
- - Money from account withdrawn, friend grabbing it
- - Boston or Austin
- - Ballpark figures perhaps for the city of London
- - Lincoln, Madison or Jackson
- - Seed money
- - Excellent, like every part of RAF, but not army or navy
- - London or Lisbon
- - Lincoln or Madison
- - Pierre or Helena
- - Bismarck or Pierre.
- - Athens or Sparta.
- - Excellent or first-rate.
- - .... money
- - L is for London, for example
- - money from london or paris?
- - Boston or Phoenix
- - word before city or letter
- - Seat of national government
- - A ....... offense is a crime potentially punishable by death
- - major city investment
- - 2012 novel by John Lanchester
- - important city should provide some interest
- - Leading city
- - it's a top town? great!
- - funds limit a country falling short
- - a great character
- - fine big city
- - Large letter
- - most important community should provide some interest
- - Country's seat of government
- - Principal assets
- - Better country with 20% less stock
- - Available wealth
- - Oslo, to Norway
- - important city that will attract interest
- - first-class heading to column
- - Type of punishment found in country's leading city
- - invested sum
- - Top finance centre
- - Excellent finance
- - A hint to the contest answer
- - It's great - if you like big cities!
- - it's great, like 9 across
- - Rome, for example, is excellent
- - sum invested in chief city
- - big letter at top of column
- - Column feature which distinguishes architecture's three classical orders
- - splendid monetary principal
- - Government seat
- - Upper-case letter
- - Principal city
- - Upper case — 9, say?
- - Large-sized letter
- - Finance — excellent!
- - Edinburgh, say
- - Dough that can yield a lot of bread?
- - Albany, e.g.
- - Upper case
- - Material wealth
- - First-rate city like Dublin
- - Brilliant headwear -- it goes with virtually everything
- - Victoria, for example, punishable by death
- - Chief city
- - Star on a map
- - Main city; wealth
- - Most important thing about aluminium paint previously article overlooked
- - Most important city
- - LIKE EVERY LETTER IN THIS CLUE
- - Letter delivered after shift
- - Madrid, say
- - Splendid headgear -- almost everyone is after it
- - Topping almost put the finishing touch on the whole thing?
- - Principal source of profit
- - Seat of government
- - Make matters worse? One left out cash!
- - & 14 Down HANGING?
- - Start-up need
- - Any of the cities found in 17- and 56-Across and 11- and 24-Down
- - What Germany and Greece have in common, such as euros
- - What may be invested in Edinburgh?
- - Oxonian's 'Outstanding!'
- - A country's main city
- - What a star may denote
- - Chief; excellent
- - Rome, for instance, do better than most of Italy
- - That's splendid in Washington
- - Main city
- - With 37-Across, sentence openings, and what the ends of 16-, 23-, 47-, and 57-Across can be when rearranged
- - Investor's need
- - Financing
- - Madison, for one
- - Venture need
- - Accumulated wealth
- - What a star may indicate
- - The answer to each capitalized clue contains one
- - Pierre, e.g.
- - Dough to make bread with, as it were
- - Uppercase letter
- - Kind of punishment
- - Washington, for instance.
- - Sentence starter
- - Wealth
- - Assets
- - Metropolis
- - Paramount
- - Washington.
- - Finance
- - Funds
- - Bucks
- - Resources
- - Jolly good!
- - Lincoln, for one
- - First-rate
- - Excellent
- - First-class
- - Head
- - See 38-Across
- - See 37-Across
- - Initial
- - See 26 Down
- - Chief
- - essential requirement for starting a mine in california
- - Washington's source of interest
- - Most important part of column about finance
- - Ottawa for Canada
- - City where a country's government is located
- - Large character to go one better than Italian
- - simulate soldier retreating in low, marshy land
- - in life ignorance may make one pretend
- - Counterfeit, simulate
- - Simulate, fake
- - Fake element in penknife ignored
- - Simulate
- - reversal of a little thing i effortlessly put on
- - Midwife ignoring fake
- - pretend the finger is dislocated - right away!
- - Counterfeit gold coming from overseas
- - to pretend; to assert a falsehood as if it were true
- - Imitate deceptively
- - Alien without alternative means to act
- - Give false impression of
- - Give appearance of
- - Pretend to have, as an injury
- - To pretend
- - Make a pretence of
- - Make a show of elder from Greenfield
- - Counterfeit fine for king starting rule
- - Wife ignores boxing act
- - Put on an appearance
- - Put on finger, ring initially removed before adjustment
- - Fake, as an injury
- - Fake knife ignored with packaging removed
- - Make a false show of
- - Put on the appearance of
- - Pretend to have, as an illness
- - Falsely convey
- - Reportedly willing to pretend
- - Imitate to deceive
- - Dissemble
- - Play possum.
- - Invent fictitiously.
- - Playact.
- - Represent falsely
- - Fake-out
- - Pretend to have.
- - Invent.
- - Put on an act?
- - Kid around with
- - Sham
- - Pretend
- - Pretend to be
- - Affect
- - Fake
- - Make-believe
- - Put on
- - pretend end lost from damaged finger
- - Pretend a broken finger has the end missing!
- - Pretend, affect
- - invalidate city freed after revolution
- - Crazy outfit with nearly every single song
- - Renaissance part-song
- - Contracted Spanish city girl to provide song
- - Love poem or song
- - Lyric poem set to music.
- - Short poem
- - short poem set to music, associated with renaissance times
- - song second daughter extracted from señorita?
- - Potential clue for a girl's song
- - Unaccompanied part song of the 16th and 17th centuries
- - A grim lad bursts into song
- - as sung when crazy for a girl, perhaps?
- - Unaccompanied part-song for two or more voices — a mad girl (anag)
- - In wild alarm, dig that old polyphonic composition
- - Old song: "Crazy About a Girl"
- - Type of part song
- - Baroque tune
- - Song ardent student discovered round capital
- - Old, harmonised song
- - Bard's song
- - Unaccompanied harmonised part song
- - Old part song
- - Elizabethan song
- - Baroque vocal work
- - Song could make a girl mad
- - Elizabethan ballad
- - Insane trick by Jolson in song
- - Several belt out this old number for loony doctor and gangster
- - Baltic capital left behind crazy song
- - Song of cuckoo moved a girl
- - Baroque period vocal piece
- - Secular part song
- - Typical Monteverdi composition
- - 16th-century part-song
- - Contrapuntal part song
- - Song for a glee club.
- - Vocal piece
- - Palestrina piece
- - Polyphonic composition
- - Old song
- - Part song
- - Glee
- - Song
- - Song from crazy doctor by a lake!
- - fanatical figure going round a foreign city in an old song
- - angry girl receiving religious instruction in song
- - star with heart of gold at the moulin rouge, say?
- - the first uk-based nuclear-armed submarine system, based at clyde naval base
- - Bright star in spiral ring complex
- - Star also known as Alpha Ursae Minoris
- - Star missile
- - Star starts to order lobster in the city
- - more commonly known as the north star.
- - Brightest star in Ursa Minor aka the North Star
- - Ursa Minor's brightest star
- - The North Star
- - Star sailor buckled under pressure
- - Sailor's star
- - North Star
- - Star's path originally followed by sailor adrift
- - Ursa Minor star
- - Star using Circle Line in capital
- - Spenser's "steadfast star"
- - Brightest star in Ursa Minor
- - Rightmost symbol on Alaska's state flag
- - 24 April, so stormy
- - Sailor wilting under pressure finds missile
- - U.S. nuclear sub
- - Big name in snowmobiles
- - Missile power sailor abused
- - Alpha Ursae Minoris
- - Mad sailor under pressure finds missile
- - Missile power sailor unleashed
- - Submarine-launched ballistic missile
- - Missile's power staggered sailor
- - Ursa Minor's brightest 76 Across
- - be patient: we meant 'sword'?
- - Sir .. Churchill Square in downtown Edmonton
- - Churchill's first name
- - Churchill takes the heavyweight prize?
- - Churchill is victorious — then not, after upset
- - ... Duke, actor who plays Gabe Wilson in the horror film "Us"
- - Churchill, British wartime leader
- - British PM, Sir ...... Churchill
- - Churchill gains weight
- - Churchill at Yalta
- - WWII leader Churchill
- - Churchill's first Christian name
- - Churchill of the United Kingdom
- - With 16 Down, author of the quote
- - First name at the Potsdam Conference
- - With 15 Down, quoter of statesman's statement
- - Honored name of our time.
- - Sir ...... of Britain.
- - Churchill ....
- - He succeeds, having a heart of stone
- - Orwellian hero secures a good deal
- - No twins can have just one name!
- - he gains weight
- - "1984" protagonist
- - Elizabeth II's first prime minister
- - Man gains weight
- - Brand once touted by Fred Flintstone
- - ....-Salem, N.C.
- - "1984" protagonist .... Smith
- - Big name at Yalta
- - Pianist George
- - Salem's partner
- - First name at Chequers.
- - ...... Salem, North Carolina.
- - Famous amateur painter.
- - Famed cigar smoker.
- - Favored name for English babies.
- - Clement's opponent.
- - NASCAR sponsor
- - R. J. Reynolds brand
- - Sir
- - Inside; not going beyond
- - smash hit, breakthrough victory not out of limits
- - Cricket team like beanpole being not out
- - Not beyond showing humour with short clue
- - Not outside
- - Where to look when soul-searching
- - In moderation or justifiable bounds
- - Word before reach or reason
- - Where entry takes us -- no entry for a saint?
- - Part of how I think, positioned thus
- - Enclosed by
- - Live .... one's means
- - Outside's opposite
- - Word with "reason" or "reach"
- - Word before reason or reach
- - Proust volume, ".... a Budding Grove"
- - ...... reach (nearby)
- - At the heart
- - Bore from ......
- - Indoors.
- - At the middle
- - Inside
- - Surrounded (by)
- - Reason
- - Amid
- - Inquire
- - Existing inside a place
- - Ecotourism option
- - Expedition in lands afar, intoxicating
- - "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" setting
- - Bush trip
- - One's back having taken in a distant expedition
- - Chrome alternative
- - English footballers in Indian cover-up for associating with those who are elephants
- - Kenya excursion
- - A female in Asian garment for trip after big game
- - Jungle activity
- - African jaunt
- - Sightsee in the Serengeti
- - African outing
- - Expedition in Kenya
- - Preinstalled iPhone browser
- - Kind of jacket with pockets on the chest
- - Adventure with a guide
- - Wildlife photographs may be a memento of one
- - Trip to see the big game?
- - Jungle journey
- - Serengeti expedition
- - Exotic guided tour
- - The Beach Boys' "Surfin' ...."
- - Honeymoon adventure
- - Journey, in Swahili
- - African expedition, e.g.
- - Theodore Roosevelt was on one in 1909
- - African big-game hunt
- - Jaunt through the jungle
- - Outing to watch the big game?
- - Beach Boys "Surfin' ......"
- - A giraffe might be seen on one
- - Travel agent offering
- - Expedition
- - Chance to see big game, one Nadal's turned around
- - Sightseeing trip in Africa
- - Wandering afar is possibly a hunting trip
- - Expedition partially explores a far island
- - Hunting expedition in Africa
- - Caravan and equipment of a hunting expedition
- - Kenyan
- - Holiday to see wild animals
- - on which one goes to see the game
- - Wild trip?
- - big game here – listing starters, sir alex ferguson announces ronaldo, inevitably
- - Surfin' trip for the Beach Boys
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