➠ Words with i
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- - Ebb and flow of the sea
- - it's in and out of the sea
- - Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington submarine thriller, Crimson ..
- - Phenomenon whose extremes are known as "neap" and "spring"
- - Rise and fall of poor diet
- - ‘Time and ... wait for no man', saying
- - bound to be heard as ebb and flow
- - What ebbs and flows
- - Ocean's rising and falling
- - Rise and fall in sea level
- - "Time and ... wait for none"
- - Rise and fall of the sea temperature above fish
- - Found over in Crete dithering and it's a concern for one working on tender?
- - "Crimson ...," 1995 submarine film starring Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman, whose music was composed by Hans Zimmer
- - It goes in and out, stirring up 28
- - the periodic rise and fall of the sea level under the gravitational pull of the moon
- - ebb and flow of water
- - It comes in and goes out
- - An almanac lists its highs and lows
- - Time's fellow traveler
- - It's high part of the time
- - "Time and ...... wait for no man"
- - To-and-fro flower
- - This won't wait
- - This has its highs and lows
- - Rise and fall of the ocean
- - Replacement for Cheer
- - Ocean phenomenon that goes in and out
- - Ocean movement that rises and falls
- - Non-waiter
- - Neap, for one
- - never fails to come back, having reached the lowest ebb
- - The .... Is High, Blondie record
- - Backing correct movement in the main?
- - what canute couldn't control due to change of diet?
- - reportedly bound to sea change
- - prominent phenomenon in the bay of fundy
- - Obliged, we hear, to supply tabulated item
- - Current change going in the wrong direction
- - boat lifter, perhaps
- - there are waves when it turns
- - Rise or fall of sea waves
- - It may be red or rising
- - Swim against the ...
- - It can ruin a sandcastle
- - shifting seas
- - rises cut back
- - "Dark ...," 2012 thriller film starring Halle Berry as a shark expert
- - Might it be down to a change of diet?
- - high or low fluid diet?
- - Regular movement of the sea
- - Fluctuating flow of sea
- - High or low adjustment to diet
- - form of diet controlled by the moon
- - ... Pods (laundry detergent capsules)
- - It's bound, we hear, to be current
- - ... PODS (laundry detergent choice)
- - It sometimes gets high at the beach
- - Surge? This does, regularly
- - it raises, when it rises, all boats
- - Gravitational effect on water
- - Widespread tendency
- - Rising water regularly this deep
- - product of lunar gravity
- - sand-art destroyer
- - Beach shaper
- - laundry soap?
- - variation in the main sounds restricted
- - Note about unconscious trend
- - High or low beach phenomenon
- - Powerful trend
- - source of shore erosion
- - Swell, preparation gone awry
- - Natural destroyer of sandcastles
- - water rise
- - Laundry detergent in an orange container
- - Water level
- - Current variation in diet
- - "Ebb ..." (American silent adventure film)
- - Its pods are poisonous to eat
- - Changing fortune, metaphorically
- - a great sea power
- - Moon effect
- - ...... pods (inedible laundry room items)
- - Word after 'high' or 'turn the'
- - Maker of pods that aren't edible
- - Almanac topic
- - Ebb or neap
- - Ocean surge
- - Neap or ebb
- - Flood or spring
- - Ocean phase
- - It may turn
- - Beach sweeper
- - Sea phase, high ...
- - Sand castle's undoing
- - Ocean occurrence
- - Notable Bay of Fundy feature
- - It can be crimson or high
- - Yule follower
- - Threat to a sandcastle
- - Spring or flood
- - Sand castle inundator
- - Oceanic occurrence
- - Ocean's flow
- - Moon's pull
- - It may be stemmed or turned
- - It gets turned in a comeback
- - Bay of Fundy feature
- - "The ...... is high but I'm holding on"
- - Word with pool or table
- - Word with crimson or high
- - Word with "rip"
- - What was "High" to Blondie
- - Shore washer
- - Semidiurnal occurrence, roughly
- - Sea phenomenon
- - Oceanic flux
- - Ocean flow
- - Neap or ebb, e.g.
- - Motion in the ocean
- - It may eventually turn
- - It can get high every day
- - Gravitational phenomenon
- - Ebb, e.g.
- - Drift of events
- - Destroyer of some castles
- - Crimson ...... (University of Alabama team)
- - Beach eroder
- - Bay of Fundy wonder
- - Alabama's is crimson
- - "The washday miracle" sloganeer, once
- - "A rising ...... lifts all boats"
- - Word with Yule
- - Word with low or high
- - Word with land or water
- - Word with crimson or rip
- - Word after spring or high
- - Word after lee or low
- - Twice-daily riser
- - Trend metaphor
- - Threat to a sand castle
- - This may turn
- - This can turn
- - The water's swell
- - The Outlaws might swim in a high one
- - Tendency, as of events
- - Sweeping force
- - Surmount, with "over"
- - Surfers monitor it
- - Subject of some tables
- - Strong trend
- - Spring or neap
- - Spring follower
- - Sometimes it follows Easter
- - Sometime follower of spring
- - Something to blame on the moon
- - Shallow kind of pool
- - Second of a restless pair
- - Seashore washer
- - Sea phase
- - Sea motion
- - Sandcastle destroyer, perhaps
- - Sand castle's enemy
- - Roger Waters "The ...... is Turning"
- - Rip or neap
- - Rip or flood
- - Procter & Gamble best seller
- - Pool creator
- - Phenomenon measured by a marigraph
- - One of two nonwaiters
- - Oceanic surge
- - Oceanic routine
- - Ocean cycle
- - Neptune's concern
- - Neap or flood
- - Neap or ebb follower
- - Neap ........
- - Deep-seated hate
- - Hate; aversion
- - Hate
- - absence of friendship will involve me in tiny disturbance
- - tiny tim nearly holds back feeling of ill-will
- - In French, it is consumed by my hatred
- - Hatred,hostility,unfriendliness etc.
- - hostility shown by italian invading my space earlier
- - Antagonism, animus
- - Feeling of conflict
- - Tiny me aroused hostility?
- - why show such unfriendliness to tiny me?
- - ill-will initially experienced, not mastered in ten years
- - why it disturbs men being unfriendly
- - NY Times almost spreading hatred
- - tiny me receiving such unfriendliness from them
- - Antagonism causes me tiny trouble
- - Hostile state
- - Very strong distaste
- - Undisguised antagonism
- - Deep-seated antagonism
- - Hostility
- - Hatred
- - Hostile feeling
- - Antagonism
- - Issue around New Year causing malice
- - Mutual ill will
- - Bad blood from European with German in New York
- - It's adopted by heartless foe?
- - State of deep-seated ill-will
- - Personal hostility
- - Bitterness of the last of the sage and wild mint from yard
- - Hostility to engineering college overseas in US city
- - Bad blood as M1 stops Tyne flowing
- - Feeling between foes, maybe
- - Hatred in US college in Eastern state
- - Reflects yard for the prisoner around end of the afternoon with bad blood
- - Raider leaves intermediary with ill feeling
- - Animosity
- - Feeling not uncommon among opera stars.
- - Dislike
- - Bad blood
- - Ill will
- - Rancor
- - start to eye frenchman in tiny ground showing hatred
- - Shout of denial
- - Emphatic denial
- - Truth twister
- - Pinocchio, e.g
- - Source of whoppers
- - Undependable person
- - One who should fail a polygraph test
- - Person who isn't 24-Across
- - Tall tale teller
- - Deceiver
- - One blowing smoke
- - One with pants on fire?
- - Deceitful sort
- - Unreliable narrator, at times
- - Fib teller
- - Pants-on-fire person
- - Perjurer, e.g
- - Yarn spinner
- - Backing track tells a story but not necessarily the right one
- - Bad romantic partner
- - Dishonest sort
- - 'Beautiful ......' (Beyonce & Shakira song)
- - Fish-story spinner
- - 'Not true!'
- - Prevaricating sort
- - Teller of fish stories
- - Source of 'alternative facts'
- - 'That's baloney!'
- - Contradictory shout
- - Fabulist
- - Untrustworthy sort
- - Incredible person
- - Prevaricator
- - Teller of tall tales
- - Pork pies purveyor?
- - Word repeated before "pants on fire"
- - Tall story teller
- - Fiction expert
- - Upset for bar bouncer, say
- - Person not to be trusted
- - Giver of 'alternative facts'
- - Worse than a thief? Half palliard?
- - False witness
- - One whose pants are on fire, figuratively
- - Story teller
- - Scammer in action
- - Storyteller in regalia recounting
- - Inventor who doesn't receive patents?
- - Untruth teller
- - Teller of yarns
- - One supplying pork pies in bar on the counter
- - Deceitful one
- - Storyteller in Australia remembered
- - Sound of stringed instrument, one telling a story
- - Duplicitous fellow
- - 'Tell the truth!'
- - Overly inventive person
- - Dissembler
- - Courtroom outburst
- - One with flaming pants, presumably
- - Unreliable informant
- - Reporter of fake news
- - "Pants on fire" fellow
- - Pinocchio, notably
- - Teller of tales
- - Tale teller
- - Not so
- - Super-duper
- - Fido's warning
- - One beyond belief?
- - Contemptible one
- - Person apt to say the wrong thing
- - Skate park bar
- - Train line going the wrong way — one's not to be trusted
- - Billy ..., comic novel
- - you can't believe in him giving £50 with a warm heart!
- - anna sorokin, often
- - One whose word shouldn't be trusted
- - word chanted before "pants on fire"
- - Make-up artist impressed by Julia Roberts
- - Pinocchio, sometimes
- - Person who tells fibs
- - "... ...", film with Jim Carrey
- - billy fisher, played by tom courtenay, say
- - Non-truth teller
- - Rail about untruthful person
- - He never tells the truth
- - half a jim carrey movie title
- - Big fibber
- - One who spreads falsehoods
- - "big fat ......" (movie in which paul giamatti turns blue)
- - One who cooks a story?
- - one sharing falsehoods
- - Person who might be 'compulsive' or 'pathological'
- - they're devilish if set back by conclusions
- - Real addicts will always back if given tips
- - if upset by the conclusions, they're diabolical
- - Addicts right to have nothing to do with Buds
- - one inside wards off evil spirits
- - Female on isle stops devils
- - Devotees of US sitcom first for ‘Rachel cut'
- - Wicked people taking king away from companions
- - Local fans for One Direction in spots
- - Wicked ones
- - Evil spirits or wicked people
- - Nasty sorts
- - Dastardly sorts
- - Associates let go of right old monsters
- - Mr. Hyde and his ilk
- - Diabolical sorts
- - Diabolically wicked ones
- - Cruel villains
- - Infernal types
- - Beastly sorts
- - Monsters and maniacs
- - Ogres
- - Up-to-no-goodniks
- - Hellkites
- - Wizards: Colloq.
- - Fanatics
- - Maniacs
- - Devils
- - 'Monsters, ...'
- - ' & Demons'
- - Buffs
- - Troublemakers
- - motor racing finishes for enthusiasts
- - Lotion applied to the skin to make it less oily
- - Skin tightener
- - A rigorous preparation for toning the skin
- - *Application for oily skin
- - Skin cleanser component
- - Skin cleaner
- - a cord and tangled net becomes constrictive
- - Binding round the inside of the tent, as it's torn
- - Contractor starting to work over nurse
- - Sharp ant stinger hurt!
- - severe strain, sadly, on fellow
- - After-shave is a terrible strain on a fellow
- - trains new chap to be sharp
- - Complexion toner
- - terrible strain man finds severe
- - Sharp; refreshing
- - Circle inside a stent is rather severe in manner
- - Ten labouring on a chain — harsh
- - Sharp tone in article by freelancer, for the most part, is not heartless?
- - A series on hospital department will be caustic
- - Styptic thread in a hospital department
- - Sharp as old wine syndicate's imported
- - Caustic chap seen on trains getting agitated
- - Bitter (taste)
- - Sour article from freelancer for the most part that's not heartless
- - Severe forecast -- ring entrepreneurs for clothing
- - After trains breaking down, man is caustic
- - Severe row within a hospital department
- - Harsh, like syndicate in short-term accommodation?
- - Harsh adjustment to net ratings
- - Medical preparation that may create row in a part of the hospital
- - Harsh answer from freelancer for the most part getting good books
- - Trains excited bloke, 17?
- - Aftershave, e.g.
- - Harshly biting
- - Sharp; harsh
- - Styptic.
- - Cause of shrinkage
- - Sour or bitter in taste
- - Caustic
- - Sour-tasting
- - Harsh
- - Acerbic criminal nattering about closure of banks
- - putting the maker's name on golf clubs - they leave a lasting impression
- - make mixed gin? it may require an iron
- - Kind of iron
- - stigmatizing
- - Promoting a company's products or services
- - Marketing job
- - the promotion of a product through advertising and distinctive design