➠ Words with k
List contains 43617 Words that "k" contain.
- - taking hostage
- - Was child asleep when abducting?
- - stealing a child during sleep?
- - abduction
- - stealing a child asleep?
- - Stealing (child)
- - Abducting
- - "Wait," I said, "I thought there was a ......" ...
- - Juvenile, unconscious criminal act
- - Abducting someone and holding them captive
- - Baby goat at rest?
- - Abduction reversed with breaking out?
- - Baby goat caught off-guard?
- - Young goat off guard?
- - The world's oldest toy; thin piece of wood sometimes used to play fetch with a dog
- - Rigid twig or small branch
- - branch of the insect family?
- - Glue a thin bit of wood
- - Small tree branch
- - Branch
- - Thin branch
- - Adhere to some kindling
- - don't twist the rod
- - Bit of rock (or celery?)
- - Don't go for the cane
- - adhere to a bit of wood
- - fix a bit of kindling
- - field hockey item
- - Bear punishment
- - Selfie ....
- - Gum unit
- - Suffix with "lip" or "match"
- - unit of butter
- - Jam, of course, can behave like glue
- - Rod's selection of bus tickets
- - What Fido fetches
- - free plaything in the toy hall of fame
- - the camouflage of choice for order phasmida
- - staff to remain
- - cling to the rod?
- - Put up with a caning
- - Carrot's counterpart
- - "Get the wrong end of the ..." (to misunderstand something)
- - Cinnamon ..., ingredient used to enhance spiced cranberry sauce
- - Glue a piece of wood
- - kind of insect to hold fast
- - resolute exhortation to those being tempted to disarm?
- - don't get rid of the staff!
- - Accomplish perfectly, as a gymnastics landing
- - It can be dynamite!
- - Swizzle ...
- - staff to remain fixed
- - Free plaything that's actually in the Toy Hall of Fame
- - Automatic counterpart
- - Protrude, ... out
- - Oleo measure
- - Flak — cling
- - A retriever might retrieve it
- - Simple weapon
- - Lacrosse needs
- - Paste on
- - What a good idea can do
- - Staff officers finally get credit from the locals?
- - Lacrosse need
- - Second mark gets criticism
- - Butter in a box
- - Puck striker
- - Gear-shifting control
- - Billiards hall need
- - Fudgsicle holder
- - Staff officers finally getting credit
- - Retriever's retrieval, maybe
- - Lollipop leftover
- - Staff Sergeant initially given credit
- - Baton, say
- - Cinnamon unit
- - Item often fetched
- - Lollipop holder
- - Item swung by a Senator
- - Are not faddish
- - Feature of this puzzle's three long Down answers
- - Pool cue
- - Shout by a relay racer when handing off the baton
- - Manual transmission, informally
- - Retriever's retrieval
- - Word with carrot or celery
- - Pool hall prop
- - Gum serving
- - "... and carry a big ......"
- - Word with "lip" or "slap"
- - See 26-Down clue
- - Hockey implement
- - Have permanent effect
- - Fish serving
- - Manual transmission
- - Nail, as a gymnastic landing
- - Automatic alternative
- - Rover's retrieval
- - Carrot alternative
- - Word that follows 21, 53-Across, 3 and 29-Down
- - Carrot unit
- - Manual transmission device
- - Thing to fetch
- - Fetched object
- - "Fetch" missile
- - 22-Down unit
- - Puck slapper
- - Cane, e.g.
- - Intentionally baffle
- - Word with 52 Across
- - Place for a muleta
- - Lacrosse item
- - What T.R. toted
- - T.R.'s "big ......"
- - T.R.'s "big" weapon
- - T.R. carried a big one
- - ...... around (linger)
- - Lollipop part
- - Piece, as of chewing gum.
- - Accessory to men's formal attire.
- - Lever on an airplane.
- - Lever for operating an airplane.
- - A piece, as of chewing gum.
- - Hold faithfully to a promise or a bargain.
- - Control lever of a plane.
- - T. R.'s favorite chastiser.
- - Support for a lollypop.
- - Steering gear of a plane.
- - Join the staff
- - Hockey need
- - Manual
- - Not automatic
- - Linger
- - Bond (to)
- - Cleave
- - Stay on
- - See 24
- - ........ Hockey
- - Antiperspirant type
- - Walking stick
- - Remain with
- - Adhere to
- - Up (for)
- - Pool tool
- - Rod
- - Puzzle: Colloq.
- - Baffle: Colloq.
- - See 5-Across
- - Cane
- - Adhere
- - Cohere
- - Glue
- - Butter unit
- - Baton
- - Cudgel
- - See 15-Across
- - Thing to fetch, for a dog
- - staff become fixed
- - Walking cane.
- - Implement for roasting marshmallows
- - cling to the club
- - rod's criticism
- - Joins up nine or eighteen holes
- - golf course on or near the coast
- - They join a course
- - course connections
- - Connects with the golf course
- - Joins golf course?
- - Connections for a cat, by the sound of it
- - where you'll find the golfer makes connections
- - Golf course connections
- - connections as a matter of course
- - They join the course
- - They form a chain
- - Joins golfers playing here
- - Shore-side Golf Course
- - Course requiring drivers with learner signs
- - Some golf courses
- - course necessary for chain-makers
- - What golfers hit, with "the"
- - what do you call a golf course beside the sea?
- - Golf course by the sea
- - Golf course
- - Bond's relationship with the head of Spectre?
- - Seaside golf course
- - Golf courses close to the sea
- - Joins course for sportspeople
- - Golf course on sandy ground near a shore
- - Makes the connection of course
- - Joins golf club?
- - Driving course?
- - Course for Lopez
- - What joins golfers
- - Course of a sort
- - Connects, of course!
- - Large signs for golf course
- - Joins
- - clickable blog features
- - Circles on a chain
- - Start to license tattoos for associates
- - Report of medium-sized cat in playing area
- - goes arm in arm with old flames!
- - Sausage pieces
- - golfing connections
- - Chain makeup
- - Home page features
- - Chain segments
- - Chain loops
- - Clickable text
- - Bits of chain
- - Sausage servings
- - Features of many spam emails
- - Stretch of gently undulating seaside land associated with golf
- - Sausage units
- - Some sausage units
- - Parts of a chain necklace
- - Pieces of a chain
- - Web article references
- - Rory McIlroy's milieu
- - Band will have them on website to feed diehards
- - Words in blue, often
- - Clickable connections
- - Tiger's milieu, informally
- - Tiger's turf
- - Greg Norman's turf
- - Chain parts
- - Computer connections
- - Hole-in-one site
- - Tiger's domain
- - Golfer's milieu
- - Golfer's arena...
- - Tiger's place
- - Golfer's location
- - Johnny Miller's milieu
- - Player milieu
- - Area for a game
- - Place to play a game.
- - Lema's domain.
- - Place for an outdoor game.
- - What sausages come in.
- - A place for Ike.
- - Vacation spot for Ike.
- - Connects
- - Makes a connection
- - Breakfast meat
- - Chain units
- - Parts of a chain
- - Chain components
- - Where to play golf.
- - Connections
- - Sausage
- - Homophone of lynx
- - Hot ... (breakfast side)
- - Chains
- - Many invited to a kind of ball
- - Bit of music expected with boat race coverage
- - TV viewers try to identify The .... Singer
- - Millions implored to be socially responsible during pandemic?
- - Frontman requested to be disguised
- - Like some ball attendees
- - Like many heroes
- - Wearing a face covering
- - Disguised, in a way
- - Ready for a heist, say
- - Spy chief begged to be in disguise
- - Like many a trick-or-treater
- - At a costume ball, say
- - Wearing a disguise, perhaps
- - It's been covered during term - ask educator
- - Like most essential workers, in 2022
- - With face hidden
- - Incognito, perhaps
- - Disguised, as one's face
- - "Who was that ...... man?" (question about the Lone Ranger)
- - Like Catwoman and Ms. Marvel
- - Like Zorro or Batman
- - Make amends dropping name like Zorro
- - Incognito, maybe
- - Like Catwoman, e.g
- - Disguised
- - Like the Lone Ranger
- - Like Zorro
- - Like Batman, the Lone Ranger, etc.
- - Disguised as Batman and Robin
- - With 45-Down, the Green Hornet et al.
- - ... One (Dutch vodka brand)
- - ...... One (vodka brand)
- - .... One vodka
- - Birds' mouthpieces
- - bird jaws
- - Bird mouths
- - Birds' mouths
- - Bills of birds
- - Bird noses
- - Lethal weapons in "The Birds"
- - Bird bills
- - Birds' bills
- - prominent parts of woodpeckers
- - Duck bills
- - What chickens peck with
- - Eagles' bills
- - Nuthatch noses
- - Noses, informally
- - Noses, slangily
- - Young puffins have colorful ones
- - Razorbills' bills
- - Noses, so to speak
- - "California Saga/The ...... of Eagles" Beach Boys
- - Sources of some tweets
- - Nut crackers
- - Pecking parts
- - Woodpeckers' noses
- - Nestlings' noses
- - Dire places for worms
- - Magpies' mouths
- - Toucans' prominences
- - Woodpeckers' peckers
- - Turtles' mouths
- - Bobolink bills
- - Prominent toucan features
- - Nibs or nebs
- - Nebs
- - Toucans' special features.
- - Sharp snouts of sawfishes.
- - Proboscises
- - Schnozzolas
- - Schnozzes
- - Aviary parts
- - Bills
- - What woodpeckers use to peck
- - "The Voice" judge ...... Shelton
- - Artist in Blackpool?
- - Country singer Shelton
- - English poet William who illustrated his own works
- - Poet who wrote 'Tyger! Tyger! burning bright'
- - Poet who wrote 48-Across
- - "In Cold Blood" star
- - Poet who wrote "The Tiger."
- - ... Shelton, "God's Country" singer and coach on NBC's "The Voice"
- - ... Shelton, singer who features in 34a
- - European literary giant
- - English poet and artist, d. 1827
- - Coach Toe
- - Actress Lively
- - "Gossip Girl" actress Lively
- - William ---, poet
- - 'Eternity' writer William
- - Eubie of jazz
- - Griffin of the NBA
- - NBA star Griffin
- - Pianist Eubie
- - "10" director Edwards
- - British poet William
- - Juliana Hatfield band ...... Babies
- - English Romantic poet William
- - "The Pink Panther" director Edwards
- - Bluegrass' Norman
- - 2007 "American Idol" runner-up ...... Lewis
- - British mystic poet
- - Ragtime's Eubie
- - Amanda of "Gunsmoke"
- - "M*A*S*H" lieutenant colonel
- - "Tyger! Tyger!" poet
- - Eubie of jazz fame
- - "The Lamb" poet
- - British poet/painter
- - Director Edwards
- - Jazzman Eubie
- - "Jerusalem" poet
- - Eubie of music
- - "Tyger! Tyger! burning bright" poet
- - 'Songs of Innocence' poet
- - Batter before Casey
- - Early Romantic William
- - "The Tyger" poet William
- - English poet: 1757–1827
- - "Jerusalem" author
- - "Songs of Innocence" author
- - "Tiger" man of poetry
- - Mystical poet
- - English poet and mystic.
- - TV's Jonathan .......
- - Author of "Infant Joy."
- - He wrote "Infant Joy."
- - Famous English poet and engraver (1757–1827).
- - He wrote "Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright."
- - He wrote "Songs of Innocence."
- - English engraver and poet (1757–1827).
- - English mystic poet.
- - English poet
- - See 20-Across
- - "M*A*S*H" colonel
- - Cook retains first loaf for poet
- - William —, English poet
- - Ride-stealing necessary for tyre-changing?
- - Feeling concern about knave stealing vehicles
- - Compassionate giant's visitor admitted violent theft
- - Bothering to incarcerate Jill's friend for street crime
- - Tending to a flat?
- - Compassionate