➠ Words with k

List contains 43617 Words that "k" contain.

  • - P on a car's gearshift
  • - "Barefoot in the ...," 1963 play by Neil Simon that was adapted into a film starring Jane Fonda
  • - P, on a gearshift
  • - picnicking place
  • - Green spot in a city
  • - Green section in a city
  • - Central ... Tower, a residential skyscraper in the USA said to be amongst the tallest buildings in the world
  • - Playground place
  • - Leave the car in a public garden
  • - In Arizona, use a lot in Phoenix, for example?
  • - "Same Trailer, Different ...," country album by Kacey Musgraves that won a Grammy Award in 2014
  • - Place to walk a dog
  • - Get into a lot
  • - Outdoor recreation area in a city
  • - Forest ... (public green space in St. Louis Missouri)
  • - What P indicates on a gearshift
  • - Use a curb space
  • - Ultimate place
  • - Take a space
  • - Position a car
  • - Place to stroll
  • - Place to go barefoot
  • - Place the car
  • - Place somewhere temporarily
  • - Outdoor place with benches and fountains
  • - Open space for recreational use
  • - Find a spot for the car
  • - ...... Place (property in Monopoly)
  • - Picnic spot
  • - In America, use a lot in Phoenix, for example?
  • - Place to picnic
  • - Kite-flying place
  • - Place for picnicking
  • - Yosemite, for one
  • - More than a boat, but less than an idea
  • - Place to spread a picnic blanket
  • - Place for a picnic
  • - Leave in a lot
  • - Big place to play
  • - Use a lot?
  • - Place with a hiking path, maybe
  • - Leave the car today on any side as a solution
  • - Find a space
  • - Take up a space
  • - Place in New York City?
  • - Leave one's car (in a green space?)
  • - Find a spot
  • - Picnic site
  • - It may have a theme
  • - Place for strollers
  • - Site for strollers
  • - Miller ...... (home for the 49-Across)
  • - Occupy a space
  • - Place to hike
  • - Central, for one
  • - Get into a spot?
  • - Fill a space, in a way
  • - Pull into a spot
  • - Picnic area
  • - Picnic place
  • - Place for a cookout
  • - Fill (a space)
  • - Place on a Monopoly board
  • - Monopoly Place
  • - Visit a lot
  • - Recreation space in a town or city
  • - Bring a car to a final stop in a vacant space
  • - Leave a car in a space
  • - Central ... (New York City site)
  • - Recreation ground
  • - "Gosford ...," 2001 BAFTA-nominated comedy-mystery starring Eileen Atkins and Maggie Smith
  • - Leave car tidily
  • - Spielberg's dinosaur attraction in "Jurassic ...."
  • - Recreational area to get out and walk
  • - Large public garden
  • - leave vehicle in public garden
  • - the first female president of south korea (2013–17)
  • - leave the car at the recreation ground
  • - Public recreation area
  • - Yosemite National ....
  • - "Knocked it out of the ...," baseball idiom that may be used at work to indicate success
  • - "Mansfield ...," 1814 novel by Jane Austen
  • - Yosemite or Yellowstone
  • - Word after 'Central' or 'parallel'
  • - Central ... (New York City feature)
  • - .... Overall of "Empty Nest"
  • - Jellystone, eg
  • - New York's Central ...
  • - randall ...... (jimmy woo portrayer on "wandavision")
  • - Leave Father Jack in the end holding last of liquor
  • - Candlestick ..., old stadium in San Francisco where The Beatles performed their last commercial concert on August 29th, 1966
  • - Central or Hyde
  • - Public green space
  • - Bruin's Brad
  • - Word with theme or parallel
  • - State or theme follower
  • - Situate the car
  • - Simon's "Barefoot in the ......"
  • - Shibe or Fenway.
  • - Public open space
  • - New York City's Central ......
  • - Most popular street name in the U.S.
  • - Moscow's Gorky ......
  • - London's Regent's ......
  • - It may be above first
  • - Hyde or Kensington
  • - Hyde or Central follower
  • - Hyde or Central
  • - Hyde e.g.
  • - Frogner ......, in Oslo
  • - Fashionable avenue
  • - Driving test directive
  • - Driving instructor's command
  • - Deposit the car
  • - Common, in New England
  • - Central or Prospect
  • - Central or Lincoln
  • - Central or Estes
  • - Central ...... (area in Manhattan)
  • - Boston's Fenway ......
  • - Back in squarely and stop
  • - Actress Overall
  • - "South ......" (show featuring Stan, Kyle, and Cartman)
  • - "South ......" (show featuring Cartman, Kyle, and Stan)
  • - "...... your carcass at Neiman-Marcus"
  • - Transmission gear
  • - Garage sign.
  • - Urban green space
  • - Gear that shouldn't produce movement?
  • - Gear that can prevent sliding
  • - Green space with benches
  • - Urban oasis
  • - Yellowstone National ....
  • - By the way, leave it in power boat
  • - Playground area
  • - Dog-walking site, often
  • - 'Sunday in the ...... with George' (Sondheim musical)
  • - Recreational area
  • - New Yorker's jogging spot
  • - Jurassic or Jellystone
  • - Notable avenue in 6 Down
  • - Use an assigned space, say
  • - The 'P' of PRNDL
  • - Urban greenspace
  • - Public garden
  • - and 19 Down: Team coach's defence drill?
  • - Leave in the garage
  • - What some stadiums are called
  • - Public open pace
  • - Gears are locked in it
  • - It's common on both sides of Parliament in Denmark
  • - Yellowstone or Yosemite
  • - New York's Washington Square ......
  • - Temporarily leave recreation ground
  • - Recreation area
  • - You're not going anywhere if you're in this
  • - Automatic "P"?
  • - Spot where Spot can trot
  • - Linkin ......
  • - You might shift out of it
  • - Urban greenery
  • - You can't go when you're in it
  • - Common, maybe
  • - Picnicking spot
  • - Baseball stadium
  • - Jane Austen's "Mansfield ...."
  • - Yellowstone, notably
  • - Go into space?
  • - Urban recreation area
  • - Green scene
  • - Bench locale
  • - "Jurassic ......"
  • - National treasure?
  • - Madison Square ......
  • - "South ......."
  • - Top gear
  • - Monopoly avenue
  • - Part of PRNDL
  • - PRNDL part
  • - Common Korean surname
  • - Car gear
  • - Gear position
  • - Gearshift position.
  • - Transmission setting
  • - Automatic transmission setting
  • - Playground
  • - Central
  • - Amusement.
  • - Common
  • - Take up space
  • - See 1 Across
  • - See 10-Down
  • - -
  • - ...... Lane, Monopoly square
  • - hiker's haunt
  • - Word after "water" or "Central"
  • - jurassic ...., dinosaur-themed movie franchise
  • - Shift position
  • - Footballer who played 115 times for England
  • - Soccer great whose tattoos include his jersey number, a guardian angel, and ten roses: 2 wds.
  • - Retired soccer star who has his own clothing line: 2 wds.
  • - Former footballer married to Posh Spice
  • - Religious order founded in 11thc. to care for sick pilgrims
  • - Old Mediterranean order
  • - Loop wool together to create a garment
  • - Make [clothing] with needles and wool
  • - Make a sweater with needles
  • - make a jumper, perhaps
  • - They say the fool has to make woollens
  • - Make a sweater with yarn
  • - Craft a scarf with needles and yarn
  • - Make a blankie, say
  • - join together and think about abandoning heroin
  • - Make woollen garments
  • - In pouring that ink back, draw closely together
  • - Create mittens from scratch
  • - Make a blanket, maybe
  • - make things with wool
  • - Create a sweater from scratch
  • - Make a blanket
  • - tinker returns without hesitation to make garments
  • - Join an idiot, did you say?
  • - Outfit including new woolly scarf, perhaps
  • - Picked up idiot's tie
  • - work on your bootie, maybe
  • - connect, weave, tie
  • - Work with yarn and needles
  • - make baby booties, say
  • - Do some yarn work
  • - Make woollens by hand
  • - like sonia rykiel's designs, often
  • - become closely united
  • - Chunky ... sweater
  • - make from yarn
  • - Garments often worn with decorative purses
  • - Garments worn by many bagpipers
  • - Skirts worn by bagpipe players
  • - They're worn with Prince Charlie jackets
  • - Scottish pleated skirts
  • - knee-length highland attire
  • - bagpipers' attire
  • - Garments for Highlanders
  • - Scottish costumes
  • - Skirtlike men's garments in Scotland
  • - Pipers' wear
  • - Outfits seen in "Brave"
  • - Emerald Society band wear
  • - Highland attire
  • - Clan garb
  • - Scottish garb
  • - Tartan garments
  • - Bagpipers' skirts
  • - Wraps for highland games
  • - Highlanders' garments
  • - Highland Games gear
  • - Highland games attire
  • - Bagpipers' garb
  • - Scottish skirts
  • - What bagpipes are often played in
  • - Caber toss garb
  • - Highland garments
  • - Bagpipers' garments
  • - "Braveheart" costumes
  • - Bagpipers' wear
  • - Skirts for Scots
  • - Scottish garments
  • - Some tartan garments
  • - Tartan skirts
  • - Garb in The Grampians
  • - Wrap-arounds
  • - Highlander skirts
  • - Scot skirts
  • - Manly apparel
  • - Pleated skirts
  • - Glasgow garb
  • - Sandy's skirts
  • - Culloden Moor wear
  • - Tartan wraparounds
  • - Highlanders' skirts
  • - Caber-tosser's wear
  • - Skirts of a kind.
  • - Uniform of the Black Watch.
  • - Manly skirts.
  • - Plaited skirts.
  • - Uniform in certain British regiments.
  • - Highlanders' costumes.
  • - Glen garb.
  • - Black Watch costume.
  • - Scottish apparel.
  • - Filibegs.
  • - Highland wear
  • - Black Watch garb
  • - Highland garb.
  • - Highland Games wear
  • - Scottish Highland skirts
  • - Highland Games attires
  • - Highland wraps
  • - scottish formal wear for the lower body
  • - London Zoo location
  • - London Zoo locale
  • - Dweller in the sticks
  • - One-horse ......
  • - One from the sticks
  • - Rustic, impenetrable, timeless
  • - Backwoods boor
  • - Culturally unsophisticated
  • - Many a "Li'l Abner" character
  • - Dogpatch resident, e.g.
  • - Hayshaker
  • - Rural, as a town
  • - Jethro Bodine, for example
  • - Provincial person
  • - Boondocks resident
  • - Rube
  • - Naïf
  • - Hayseed
  • - Hillbilly
  • - Unsophisticated person: Slang.
  • - Country bumpkin
  • - Provincial
  • - Rustic
  • - Yahoo
  • - Bumpkin
  • - Yokel
  • - g a —, england test cricketer who hit 178 against india at bombay in 1993
  • - graeme ..., former england and worcestershire born in rhodesia
  • - American yokel
  • - Something parents might give a teenager, colloquially
  • - Parent-preteen convo
  • - Dreaded conversation between parents and teenagers
  • - Daytime fare with Sharon Osbourne
  • - Daytime TV show with Julie Chen and Sara Gilbert: 2 wds.
  • - CBS daytime show
  • - "...... of the town"
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  • - River of SE Wales
  • - River of Wales
  • - River into the Severn.
  • - River of Wales and England.
  • - River in Wales
  • - River in Wales and England
  • - Welsh river.
  • - Severn tributary
  • - *Coordinated group effort, say
  • - Combined effective action of a group
  • - cooperation needed to shift the worm that's in the wood
  • - Collaborative effort
  • - Cooperative effort
  • - Coordinated effort
  • - Cooperative group effort
  • - Group effort
  • - the combined action of a group, especially of an effective nature
  • - Collective effort to achieve a common goal
  • - Joint action — worm turning in wood
  • - coöperative undertaking squished worm in wood
  • - Collaboration from me at sporting function
  • - Unity among players
  • - Close co-operation must destroy worm found in wood
  • - Company asset
  • - Pep talk subject
  • - Meshing among players
  • - It's needed in most pro sports
  • - Group harmony
  • - Collaboration
  • - Cooperation
  • - Co-operation
  • - Broadcasting companies
  • - Broadcasting systems
  • - Systems of interlacing channels.
  • - ...and clear factories to make links
  • - Socializes professionally
  • - ABC and Fox, e.g
  • - Ovation and Bravo, for two
  • - Labour's chasing after tax, tries to improve contacts
  • - Computer facility is functioning for social groups
  • - Socializes in search of new business
  • - They put on shows
  • - Socializes for business purposes
  • - Viers for viewers
  • - Makes beneficial contacts
  • - Programmer's employers
  • - ABC, CBS, etc.
  • - Chains heard from coast to coast
  • - Media giants
  • - TV and radio groups.
  • - Interrelated chains.
  • - Radio stations.
  • - CBS, NBC, etc.
  • - Radio and TV chains.
  • - FCC's concern
  • - NBC and CBS
  • - Associations
  • - Groups of radio or television stations
  • - Change time of second appointment
  • - make retrospectively valid support over appointment?
  • - Make retroactive, like a payment
  • - Make retroactive
  • - Retroactive appointment relates to spinal column sticking out at the front
  • - Make retroactive, in a way
  • - Make seem older, in a way
  • - In retrospect, validate second meeting