➠ Words with i
List contains 175554 Words that "i" contain.
- - minogue or jenner?
- - ...... Minogue, singer
- - Ms Minogue, iconic songstress whose latest single is Padam Padam
- - australian artist minogue
- - "can't get you out of my head" singer, to fans
- - Can't Get You Out of My Head singer Minogue
- - State position for singer
- - Australian-British singer ... Minogue
- - Lucky liegeman entertains singer
- - Club chart mainstay Minogue
- - Australian singer Minogue
- - "Love at First Sight" singer Minogue
- - State to fib to singer
- - Singer Minogue
- - Pop star Minogue
- - Australian pop singer Minogue
- - ms minogue, international pop megastar behind padam padam
- - Self-titled 1988 album featuring the hits I Should Be So Lucky and The Loco-Motion
- - jenner girl who was in keeping up with the kardashians
- - ... Jenner, most-followed woman on Instagram
- - a pop icon who missed red nose day due to covid
- - ... jenner, recently gave birth to her second child, wolf
- - ... Jenner, celebrity who has YouTube channels for her skincare line and personal vlogs
- - Girl's name; boomerang
- - Sister of Kendall Jenner
- - Actress Bunbury who played pitcher Ginny Baker on Pitch
- - Jenner who's the youngest member of the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" family
- - Dannii M's older sister
- - One of the Jenners
- - One of the Jenner girls
- - Novelist ...... Tennant
- - Australian novelist .......... Tennant
- - Boomerang
- - this eases movement until crab gets loose
- - Oil from car black until changed
- - Oil or grease
- - Oil, e.g.
- - Oil
- - Oil carb until fixed
- - engine's friction-fighting friend?
- - It may keep things moving
- - It helps get the wheels turning
- - Substance that reduces friction
- - plotter of a course?
- - Flight Of The ...., 1986 action-adventure film with Sarah Jessica Parker
- - Cockpit colleague perhaps good to introduce to new airman
- - Director of a course
- - Map reader in van reverses in front of alligator, who has everything to lose
- - Member of crew who is responsible for the course of the vessel
- - Ship's pilot
- - "Flight of the ...," '80s sci-fi adventure film distributed in the U.S by Walt Disney Pictures
- - Pilot's partner
- - Eg Henry's report of labourer chased by dangerous reptile
- - Planner of a vessel's course
- - new pilot carrying piece of luggage after ba fired crew member
- - A person who directs the course of a ship, etc.
- - helmsman making variant go wrong
- - Ship's course plotter
- - Put a tag on Ivan's back or find someone who can read maps!
- - Northern flier, good inside, is one who works out how to get there
- - Explorer by sea
- - He should show the way to a raving lunatic
- - Terrible chap lifted up reptile for the main explorer
- - st. brendan the .................., voyaging irish saint?
- - Pathfinder, guide on a voyage
- - guide sees variant go wrong
- - Sextant user
- - Seafaring reptile?
- - Person at the helm
- - Magellan or Cook
- - Course plotter
- - Alien reptile in "Avatar"?
- - Aircraft crewman
- - Helmsman
- - Cockpit worker
- - Guide
- - Route-planner
- - I'm keen on saving time away from man's address
- - How to refer to a man hiding away tons?
- - One gives nothing away about computer game returns
- - Scrooge or Harpagon
- - Marner or Scrooge
- - Man withholding loot, ultimately
- - Stingy type ... or, with 36-Across, torn down?
- - Some salami served for tightwad
- - Shylock or Scrooge
- - Man has no time for Scrooge
- - Man has no time for cheapskate
- - Scrooge or Marner
- - Man with no time to be a hoarder
- - One giving no quarter?
- - One giving hope, not supporting penny-pincher
- - Man of rare gifts?
- - Skinflint ran away from mariners
- - Tightwad
- - Start to mint one series for the tightwad
- - Tightwad or man giving tons away?
- - cheapskate, like scrooge?
- - skinflint from miami serving
- - Semi-serious display by skinflint
- - Wealth hoarder
- - Endless suffering for the cheapskate
- - mister t has disappeared, the old meanie!
- - The hoarder of Reims
- - Ebenezer Scrooge e.g.
- - scrooge-like, he's able to be unhappy!
- - Endless woe for Scrooge?
- - Money-grubber working on the premise of being skint?
- - Scrooge is terribly remiss, losing shillings
- - that is, the missus is at me for being a skinflint
- - He's loath to pay for faultless service on the motorway
- - Cheapskate's unending gloominess
- - one keeps far too much to themselves
- - Person who hates spending money
- - he's always very close
- - hoarder who's able to be very poor
- - hoarder from reims?
- - mean one to show endless unhappiness
- - He keeps far too much to himself
- - Stingy sort (anagram of "rimes")
- - He's reluctant to pay for faultless service on the motorway
- - scrooge in almost complete despair
- - Scrooge in film is erratic
- - Mister, leave tea for Scrooge!
- - meanie in trim is erring
- - fourth circle of hell inhabitant, in dante
- - He keeps on accumulating endless unhappiness
- - Bloke of rare gifts?
- - Niggard who would be sad if able
- - Many can take a rise out of this penny-pincher
- - commiserated about skinflint
- - cheeseparer may edge up around cardinals
- - Mean grasping person
- - 13 swears regularly behind setter's back
- - one unlikely to ever make a charitable donation
- - Closefisted one
- - Endless wretchedness for Scrooge, say
- - Person who hoards wealth
- - endless unhappiness for scrooge
- - able to leave wretched skinflint
- - Some salami served for cheapskate
- - commiserated with skinflint
- - Cheeseparer
- - Molière's Harpagon, e.g.
- - Unlikely grant giver
- - Not a gleeful giver
- - No spendthrift, he
- - Niggardly one
- - Molière comedy, with "The"
- - Marner, for one
- - Hardly a philanthropist
- - Big spender's opposite
- - Someone least likely to pick up the tab
- - Skin flint
- - Silas Marner.
- - Silas Marner, for one
- - Silas Marner, for example
- - Silas Marner, early on
- - Scrooge McDuck, notably
- - Scrooge McDuck, for one
- - Philanthropist's antithesis
- - Person who hoards money, like Scrooge
- - Overly tight sort
- - One who leaves zip for a tip
- - One such as Scrooge
- - No gleeful giver, he
- - No gleeful giver
- - Muckworm
- - Money saver
- - Molière's Harpagon, for one
- - Molière's Harpagon
- - Lucre lover
- - Harpagon, for instance
- - Harpagon, e.g.
- - Greedy hoarder
- - Cheapie
- - C. Montgomery Burns, for one
- - Assumed role of Jack Benny.
- - "Eagle-squeezer"
- - Nickel-nurser
- - Mean person.
- - Niggard.
- - Pinchfist.
- - Fagin, for one
- - Hunks
- - Avaricious one
- - Scrooge
- - Stingy person
- - Hoarder of wealth
- - Scrooge is in sea abroad
- - Stingy one
- - Scrooge Mike is with monarch
- - Cheapskate
- - Stingy hoarder
- - Scrooge, at first
- - Scrooge, e.g
- - Pinchpenny person
- - Word from the Latin for "wretched"
- - Someone like Scrooge
- - Unlikely donor
- - Dough nut?
- - Scrooge is in French waters?
- - Scrooge, for one
- - Extreme penny-pincher
- - Parsimonious person
- - A scrooge
- - Scroogean persona
- - Scrooge Mike is seen with monarch
- - Unlikely philanthropist
- - Scrooge's bloke turning a blind eye to what gets trouble started
- - Ungenerous hoarder
- - Generous one? No, U-turn
- - Unlikely GoFundMe donor
- - Shylock, for example
- - Ungiving sort
- - With Hallowe'en, (Pranksters' game
- - Economiser? Not half
- - Skinflint's turn of card (Queen)
- - No philanthropist
- - In the Gaeltacht, I took to reading Scrooge
- - Scrooge McDuck, e.g
- - Scrooge, i.e
- - Tight type
- - 'Death and the ......' (Bosch painting in the National Gallery of Art)
- - Tight-fisted type
- - Tightfisted sort
- - Tight-fisted sort
- - Ebenezer (!) Balfour, in "Kidnapped"
- - Stingy hoarder may cause endless grief
- - Overly frugal one
- - Tight-fisted one
- - Stingy type
- - Male is having hesitation -- not the most generous fellow!
- - Skinflint's endless sorrow
- - Commiserate with loss of mutual friend and skinflint
- - Unpromising target for a charity drive
- - Person who hoards
- - Money saver to the extreme
- - Sort like Scrooge
- - One who's not big on largesse
- - Money hoarder
- - Hardly a spendthrift
- - Tight-fisted person
- - Silas Marner, e.g.
- - He's literally a wretch
- - Cheap chap
- - Pinchpenny
- - Stingy sort
- - Jack Benny persona
- - Clusterfist
- - Tightfisted one
- - Dough hoarder
- - Tightfisted type
- - Cheap so-and-so
- - El cheapo
- - Ebenezer Scrooge, for one
- - Shakespeare's Shylock, for one
- - Scrooge, notably
- - Pincher of pennies
- - One least likely to pick up the tab
- - Moneygrubber
- - Spendthrift's antithesis
- - Frugal fellow
- - Hoarder
- - Collector of a sort.
- - Greedy one
- - Pocket protector?
- - Penny-pincher
- - Skinflint
- - Close one
- - Churl
- - he's not only mean, but endlessly remiss, maybe
- - super-stingy type
- - with a bit of a smile at the faultless service, he's slow to pay
- - he keeps all his money in reims
- - Name for Scrooge the penny pincher
- - Skinflint causing endless woe
- - Skinflint regularly emails heirs
- - Person unlikely to be a philanthropist
- - Clubs working to infiltrate US tax organisation
- - Offenders may be found in these clubs
- - clubs with metal heads?
- - as most clubs in a golf bag
- - Most clubs in a golf pro's bag
- - clubs at a club
- - jeremy —, best actor in a leading role oscar winner for reversal of fortune
- - Handcuffs
- - Actor Jeremy of the 2019 HBO series Watchmen
- - Max ......, actor son of actor Jeremy
- - Jeremy of "Dead Ringers" (1988) directed by Canada's David Cronenberg
- - british actor who voiced evil scar in the lion king, jeremy ....
- - "Brideshead Revisited" star
- - Smooths wrinkles out of
- - Jeremy ......, actor in the TV serial Brideshead Revisited
- - Presses, as pants
- - jeremy ..., oscar-winning actor
- - De-wrinkling devices
- - Flattens out clothing
- - Straightens things out, say