➠ Words with k
List contains 43617 Words that "k" contain.
- - Butt lick
- - ...... lick
- - Smack on the buttocks
- - wallop article kept in special truck lately
- - Put it across king will give one a hiding
- - To smack child
- - Defeat soundly, so to speak
- - Slap on the bottom with an open hand
- - To do this, stretch across the end of the desk!
- - Smack on the bottom
- - Give corporal punishment to
- - Give a paddling
- - Chastise
- - Strike smartly
- - Hit on the tush
- - Back slap?
- - Apply corporal punishment
- - Beat soundly, in slang
- - Punish with a swat
- - Give a paddling to
- - Punish corporally
- - Hit the bottom of
- - Spare not the rod
- - Slap on the bottom
- - Paddywhack
- - Seat belt?
- - Take over one's knee
- - Punish, perhaps
- - Hit on the rear
- - Not spare the rod
- - Discipline, in a way
- - Hit the end?
- - Seat-of-the-pants decision?
- - Get cheeky with?
- - Bum rap?
- - Severely outscore, slangily
- - Corporally punish
- - Tan the bottom
- - Punish with the palm
- - Punish, as a naughty child
- - Slap on the buttocks
- - Inflict punishment
- - Resounding slap
- - Sail briskly
- - Punish Junior
- - Hit the bottom
- - Unit of punishment
- - Strike on the derriere
- - Move along swiftly.
- - Smart slap.
- - Attack the rear.
- - Move along smartly.
- - Administer punishment.
- - Hit bottom?
- - Punish
- - Punish, in a way
- - Paddle
- - Move quickly
- - Beat handily
- - Smack
- - Defeat soundly
- - Slap
- - Defeat soundly in slang
- - Yankee swapped a robe with fine annual
- - High school annual
- - Publication shows two ducks in derelict bakery
- - Annual almanac
- - Was 1984 such a publication?
- - Important returns involving unlimited kind of sale in annual review
- - College publication.
- - Annual
- - Annual publication
- - class treatise?
- - Collection of funny personal essays by 53-Across
- - Review the old chest, keeping in disapproval
- - Okay bore (anag.)
- - Class almanac
- - us school memento
- - It gets signed at school
- - Record of events in 1984, for example?
- - Alumnus's keepsake
- - Senior's signing site
- - Schooldays souvenir
- - Scholastic memento
- - School days' souvenir
- - School memento
- - Class work
- - Almanac
- - High school memento.
- - Fusspot putting label in lake? On the contrary
- - A punctilious type who insists on adhering to rules
- - One who insists on correctness
- - One inflexible pole and feather duster?
- - Someone who fastidiously insists on something
- - he keeps going on about a learner being a punctilious type
- - One insisting on correctness
- - One fastidiously insists on something
- - One hard to budge
- - One wanting great precision in line in display material
- - Perfectionist provided ultimately faultless puzzle
- - Sister admits interest in pedant
- - Fussy sort of governess, ultimately with heart to accept learner
- - Fusspot wrapped adhesive label around letterhead
- - Fussy type covers front of ledger with adhesive label
- - Knife that stabs left cuts in pedant
- - Perfectionist left in label
- - Large adhesive label covers disciplinarian
- - Authoritarian abuse over the French right
- - Exacting sort
- - Disciplinarian, martinet
- - There's no pleasing purist nun with a frog in her throat
- - Pedant
- - Disciplinarian left adhesive label outside
- - Perfectionist
- - Fussy person glued label about learner
- - Fusspot's second difficult problem
- - Perfectionist inserting line in attachable notice
- - There's no pleasing purist nun swallowing frog in her throat
- - Unyieldingly insistent type
- - Martinet
- - Pedant succeeded with puzzle
- - Left wearing label 'pedantic type'
- - Person not easily budged
- - Slave to detail
- - Difficult problem
- - Purist
- - Strict disciplinarian.
- - Hard-liner
- - Nit-picker
- - Punctilious contender from left loading weapon
- - Like a latte made with nonfat milk
- - Dope low in fat
- - something to look up to about a restaurant — it's minimal
- - Pub atmosphere is accommodating for someone wanting a good meal?
- - Made with skim milk, at a coffee shop
- - Low-calorie white coffee — sent any kilt (anag)
- - The ........ is a Scottish listings magazine published since 2005
- - A ........ latte uses low-fat or non-fat milk
- - Lean to see hotel in a shade of blue
- - Spare: coffee with skimmed milk
- - Broadcaster outside pub in need of a good meal?
- - With 8-Down, swims without a suit
- - Thin as a rail
- - Like a person in an "after" photo, often
- - Nickname for a thin man.
- - Tight-fitting [jeans]
- - Emaciated-looking broadcaster hosting international news
- - Undernourished family in southern US state
- - Heavens! Outside the pub looking undernourished!
- - Eatery within media company short of meat
- - thin, scrawny
- - Very thin air that surrounds watering hole
- - Skeletal pub in space
- - small family at new york is underfed
- - Type of jeans that cling to legs, end at ankles
- - Very slim
- - Small hotel in the air
- - Spare family housed in southern state
- - Lean film, name unknown
- - Unattractively thin
- - Tight-fitting fleece with natty fringes
- - Not very well-built hotel, blue on the outside
- - Like teenagers in the comic strip 'Zits'
- - Spare space around pub
- - Like Olive Oyl
- - Needing meal, find pub in the heavens
- - Lowdown, slangily
- - Like Olive Oyl, physiologically
- - Undernourished family in Southern US city
- - Scrawny, weedy
- - Thin fleece, navy on the outside
- - Weedy
- - Bar in blue is far from wide
- - ...... Puppy
- - Adjective for Olive Oyl
- - Super thin
- - Without much flesh
- - Real story
- - Nonfat, in coffeehouse lingo
- - ...... dip (swim naked)
- - Fatty's opposite
- - Uncomplimentary nickname.
- - Absolute truth
- - Very slender
- - Far from obese
- - Deets
- - Hoist, crane
- - Crane erected over an oil-well which allows drill tubes to be raised and lowered
- - Ship's on-deck crane
- - type of crane
- - Diminutive crane
- - Kind of crane
- - Crane cardinal lifted over pile
- - Richard admitting mistake as crane man
- - Small crane
- - Crane
- - Detective, holding slip up, has arrangement for lifting things
- - just the man to give one a lift
- - Strain to support article from Berlin, prominent feature at oil-well
- - Redback found on Little Richard, the weight-lifter
- - Richard admitting sin as another man
- - Tower over a borehole
- - Oil-well rig
- - Framework over an oil well
- - Tackle blunder admitted by detective
- - Texas tea tower
- - Oil well feature.
- - Lifting device
- - Oil field sight
- - Investigate kiloton explosion with oxygen
- - Kublai ......, Chinese emperor immortalised in a Coleridge poem
- - "Kubla ...," poem written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge which is also subtitled as "A Vision in a Dream"
- - Shere ..., Kipling's tiger
- - kirk's foe whose name kirk famously shouted in a 1982 film
- - 1982 American science fiction film "Star Trek II: The Wrath of ..."
- - Film role for Ricardo Montalban and Benedict Cumberbatch
- - "Star Trek Into Darkness" villain
- - Wrathful one in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Villain played by Ricardo Montalbán
- - Title of respect in central Asia (for a descendant of Genghis?)
- - Title given in parts of Asia to important people
- - Star Trek 2 antagonist
- - Ricardo Montalban's villain in "Star Trek II"
- - Kirk's wrathful foe
- - "Star Trek" villain who gained power during the Eugenics Wars
- - Mongol leader's title
- - 'Star Trek' villain
- - Sadiq ......, London mayor beginning in 2016
- - Imran --, Pakistan's PM
- - 'Star Trek II' villain
- - Title of rulers in some Asian countries
- - King ending in Bangladesh, an Asian ruler
- - Sadiq ......, London mayor elected in 2016
- - Wrathful 'Star Trek' villain
- - Ricardo Montalban's film role in "Star Trek"
- - Some dark, handsome ruler in the East
- - One of "Wrath" in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Ruler in Polo's time
- - Captain Kirk's foe
- - Title villain of a 'Star Trek' film
- - Tired leaving in the dark for foreign address
- - Villain in "Star Trek II"
- - Title that's a homophone of 13-Down
- - Chaka once in Rufus
- - Kirk's foe in a "Star Trek" sequel
- - Coleridge's "Kubla ......"
- - Hayworth's royal hubby
- - "Star Trek II: The Wrath of ......"
- - Mowgli's nemesis, Shere ..........
- - Villain in the "Star Trek" episode "Space Seed"
- - "Star Trek 2" villain
- - Big name in Mongolian history
- - hank's plan for an asian leader
- - Common Pakistani surname
- - Kubla ......, Coleridge poem
- - Genghis .. (Mongol Empire founder)
- - mongol warrior, genghis
- - surname akin to king
- - genghis .... (legendary conqueror)
- - Genghis ..., Mongol conqueror
- - ... Academy, organization for self-paced education online
- - I'm Every Woman singer Chaka ...
- - Met governor, one originally from Asia
- - who has been the mayor of london since 2016?
- - ...... academy (online teaching resource)
- - ... Academy (non-profit education organization)
- - One of the most popular actors from Bollywood, also known as "King ..."
- - Chaka, the "Queen of Funk"
- - Title given to important people like Genghis
- - A knight trailing behind king, hard ruler
- - Tatar chief
- - R&B singer Chaka ......
- - Turkish for "ruler"
- - Tatar ruler
- - Tatar leader
- - Mongol Kublai
- - Mongol emperor Kublai
- - Legendary conqueror Genghis ......
- - Kubla of Xanadu
- - Jaguars owner Shad
- - Genghis who founded an empire
- - Genghis or Chaka
- - Genghis or Aga
- - Chaka ...... (R&B singer)
- - Chaka ...... ("I Feel for You" singer)
- - Central Asian prince or chief
- - Caravan inn
- - Asian ruler (descendant of Genghis?)
- - Aly or Kubla
- - Aga ......, Moslem leader
- - A Genghis successor?
- - ...... Academy (online course giant)
- - Afghan title
- - Caravansary
- - Mideast inn
- - Serai
- - Former president of Pakistan
- - Asian title of respect
- - Chaka who sang 'I Feel for You'
- - Central Asian ruler
- - Horde head
- - Medieval Asian leader
- - Conqueror Genghis ....
- - Hong Kong upset by an Asian leader
- - Asian chieftain
- - Title for Genghis
- - Mongol ruler
- - Title that translates as 'lord'
- - Genghis ....
- - Singer Chaka
- - Medieval Tatar chief
- - Kirk nemesis
- - Chaka who sang with Rufus
- - Genghis or Kubla
- - Ghengis for one
- - Mongol sovereign
- - Soul singer Chaka
- - Top Tatar
- - Wrathful Kirk foe
- - Mongol Empire founder Genghis
- - ...... Academy (means of online education)
- - Mongol title
- - Tribal title
- - Asian chief king with dynasty
- - Soulful Chaka
- - Kublai ....
- - Mongol ruler of old
- - Head of a Tatar group
- - Rufus singer Chaka
- - ...... Academy (online educational resource)
- - "Is Genghis pro or ......?"
- - Kubla --
- - Mongolian for "ruler"
- - His nemesis was Kirk
- - Wrathful foe of Captain Kirk
- - "Tell Me Something Good" singer Chaka
- - Name screamed by Captain Kirk
- - Foe of Kirk
- - Mongol conqueror
- - Mongolian word for "ruler"
- - "Once You Get Started" singer Chaka
- - Iconic cry for Captain Kirk
- - Villainous role for Montalbán
- - Mongolian ruler
- - Captain Kirk adversary
- - Chaka who did "I Feel For You"
- - 25-Down ruler
- - Genghis or Kublai
- - Agha ........
- - Tribal chief
- - Old Asian ruler
- - Kublai, for one
- - Asian conqueror
- - Asian respectful title
- - Ancient Tatar chief
- - Mongol chieftain
- - Kirk adversary
- - Computer button
- - Marco Polo associate
- - Xanadu name
- - "Once You Get Started" singer Chaka, 1975
- - Aga ......
- - .... academy: educational nonprofit
- - I Feel for You singer Chaka ____
- - Kublai or Genghis?
- - imran ..., former prime minister of pakistan
- - chaka who sings "through the fire"
- - ... Academy, online education nonprofit
- - Osculation invitation to Kate
- - Request to Kate?
- - Come-on to Kate
- - Imperative to Kate
- - "...... Kate"
- - Words before puckering up
- - Bussing request
- - Romeo's request
- - "Plant one right here!"
- - Valentine candy message
- - "Casablanca" words repeated before "as if it were the last time"
- - Romantic invitation
- - Purser's command?
- - Loving request
- - Message on a candy heart
- - Hit by the group Sixpence None the Richer
- - Valentine candy invitation
- - Part of a Cole Porter musical title.
- - '...... again?'
- - smoochy song by ed sheeran, or sixpence none the richer
- - Bolshevik secret police created in 1917
- - Soviet Russia's first secret police organisation, active from 1917 to 1922
- - secret police inspector is heard
- - K.G.B. ancestor
- - Lenin's security service
- - ......, OGPU, NKVD.
- - Soviet committee.
- - Agency of the Soviet Union preceding the OGPU and KGB
- - First of a succession of Soviet state security organisations
- - Classic sci-fi TV series
- - This sci-fi series boldly went on air in 1966
- - TV series featuring Picard, Discovery