➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - It's not far to stagger home from
- - grown close to market
- - Near to home
- - Home-grown.
- - Close to home
- - Confined to the home area
- - Pub diet?
- - Like recent elections? I'm amused about a Conservative getting overthrown
- - like all politics, it's said
- - Hair cut by a large boozer
- - Informal term for one's usual pub
- - pub lunch of communal starters and additional sides
- - that's some gigolo, calling a pub!
- - Restricted number?
- - When the house is standing
- - Our leader in call out not far away
- - Regional; pub
- - Good person to ask to show you around town
- - Like news from nearby areas
- - Lager top and fizzy cola served here?
- - Where it's neighbourly to have a drink
- - coal mistakenly left for nearest pub
- - Skin-numbing injection
- - like farmers' market veggies
- - Shopping ..., eco-friendly practice that promotes small businesses and community-building
- - Pub that won't put you all out
- - liberal coal distribution in the vicinity
- - Kind of news or anesthesia
- - Opposite of a tourist
- - Laugh out loud about chap occasionally seen in pub
- - Opposite of an out-of-towner
- - Pub diet for slimmers?
- - Where to drink 'near-beer'?
- - moralists at the neighbouring hostelry?
- - Pub grub like this shouldn't be too fattening
- - a pound of coal ordered for the pub
- - Not an out-of-towner
- - Native love call stirred
- - one who's been around the block?
- - Produced in and around a town, say
- - lite subway choice
- - Call about nothing unusual in the district
- - It's refreshingly easy to reach
- - Like subway trains that make frequent stops
- - Opposite of express, in term of trains
- - Train that makes all the stops
- - confined to an area
- - It's not widely found
- - not spread around
- - like some trains and anaesthetics
- - From these parts
- - large coal production in the area
- - Neighbourhood call about nothing unusual
- - Confined to one area
- - Union unit
- - Confined to one part of the body
- - Union part
- - Type of anesthetic
- - Slow train
- - Not an express
- - Kind of color
- - Union branch
- - Type of news
- - Stopping at all stations
- - Opposite of express
- - Neighbourhood pub
- - Like some anesthetic
- - It's hardly the express
- - In the neighbourhood
- - Within the neighborhood
- - What pulls out all the stops?
- - Union term
- - U.M.W. chapter
- - U.A.W. unit
- - Type of train that's not express
- - Train that doesn't skip a stop
- - The slow way to go
- - The slo-o-o-ow train
- - The anesthetic lidocaine, e.g.
- - Slower subway
- - Resident who's not an out-of-towner
- - Relating to the neighbourhood
- - Person of the neighborhood
- - One who knows the neighborhood
- - Of the neighborhood
- - Not regional
- - Not general or widespread
- - Not general
- - Nontourist
- - Neighborhood pub, to a Brit
- - Neighborhood pub
- - Milk train, e.g.
- - Milk train
- - Many-stop train
- - Line with many stops
- - Limited in space
- - Like the 11:00 news, usually
- - Like some trains and anesthetics
- - Like some subways
- - Like some produce and bands
- - Like fresh ingredients
- - Labor-union chapter
- - Labor union branch.
- - Kind of train or government
- - It's slow going
- - It's not an express
- - It makes whistle stops
- - It makes every stop
- - In one's hometown
- - Graham Parker "...... Girls"
- - From the vicinity
- - Commuter's transit
- - Commuter train
- - Certain pub
- - British neighborhood pub
- - Brighton pub
- - Branch of a labor union.
- - Belonging to the area
- - Around here
- - Anesthetist's choice
- - A.F.L. branch
- - A close call
- - Commuter's conveyance
- - Like some news
- - Parochial
- - Like some produce
- - Of a place.
- - Person 'from around here'
- - Lifelong resident
- - Dietary ......
- - Spatial
- - Lite
- - Endemic
- - Certain anesthetic
- - Townsman
- - Like some bands
- - Indigenous
- - Small town
- - Certain train
- - Type of train.
- - Kind of train.
- - From here
- - Not far off
- - Number close enough?
- - In the vicinity
- - Not global
- - In the area
- - In the neighborhood
- - Provincial
- - Like some sugar-free drink in boozer?
- - From the area
- - Guide who may show you hidden gems
- - Of the neighbourhood
- - Anaesthetic given in pub
- - Resident
- - Nearby
- - Train that stops a lot
- - Number perhaps close enough?
- - From around here
- - Train that makes every stop
- - About to enter, laugh out loud in pub
- - Stopping at every station
- - One giving directions to a tourist, say
- - From your neighborhood
- - Confined
- - Train that doesn't skip stops
- - Express alternative
- - From the neighborhood
- - From this neighborhood
- - Counterpart of "global"
- - Like some anesthesia
- - Not express
- - Left to make new opening for said watering hole
- - Bus that makes all the stops
- - Nearby; pub
- - Villager in pub
- - Union chapter
- - Nearest pub
- - Express counterpart
- - Sounds almost like it could be of interest to someone on a diet in the neighbourhood
- - One living in town
- - Regional
- - Not foreign
- - & 28 Down: Bill Forsyth's 1983 film about a Texan oil baron wishing to buy a Scottish village for his firm
- - Train making all the stops
- - One from town
- - Suitable for a dieter, informally
- - Healthy drinks served here?
- - Diet-friendly, informally
- - From this area
- - Look, yell endlessly for pub!
- - Stopper at all stations
- - Right around here
- - One's nearest pub
- - Type of anesthesia
- - Making all the stops
- - A pub which, hyphenated, might be regarded as nutritionally healthy
- - Not far away
- - Not express, as a train
- - It makes all the stops
- - Fat-free drink here?
- - Like numbers perhaps for members, not general bar
- - Such lite food served here?
- - Not out of town
- - Anything in one's hometown
- - Good person to ask for directions
- - All-stops train
- - One who knows all the shortcuts, maybe
- - Homegrown
- - Close-by
- - What all politics is said to be
- - Hometown-related
- - Making all stops
- - Not general, as anesthesia
- - In-town
- - Not widespread
- - Kind of anesthetic
- - Subway option
- - Regional; a pub
- - Townie
- - Like some subway stops
- - Union group
- - A high-ranking officer turned left -- not general
- - Kind of call that didn't used to need an area code
- - Train making all stops
- - Not long-distance
- - Commuters' train
- - Boozer about to enter abbreviated text
- - Subway type
- - Train with many stops
- - Subway train designation
- - Train designation
- - Like some anesthetics
- - It doesn't miss a stop
- - Native
- - Train that makes all stops
- - "Eddie Vedder" ...... H
- - Public house
- - Close ....
- - Pub
- - Hero
- - Neighborhood
- - Word in many union names
- - Type of call
- - .... news
- - Is alcohol such an anaesthetic?
- - left coal mined in the vicinity
- - near-beer place?
- - Skin-numbing shot
- - Peculiar to an area
- - it's not far to go when you're thirsty!
- - Produced in a nearby town
- - Relating to position in space
- - In pub the Spanish notice flawed political process
- - In the immediate area
- - large coal order for the pub
- - where the beer is a sort of anaesthetic?
- - "L" in LAN
- - Neighbourhood pub's such light food?
- - like some airports and anesthetics
- - stoutish
- - Opt to be fat
- - Like full lips
- - Stout or plonk?
- - Choose decisively for the rounded figure
- - Give all one's votes for the pleasantly-rounded
- - Wellfilled-out
- - Soft protuberance well filled out
- - Well-rounded fruit — apple core
- - Fruit; soft and well-rounded
- - Fleshy fruit, quite soft
- - Quietly swelling, becoming this?
- - Fat to drop into liquid
- - Expand, as hot dogs (with "up")
- - show a preference for the buxom type
- - Carrying a few extra pounds
- - Large quiet pile with desirable parking
- - Papa's after fruit stout
- - "stately, ... buck mulligan came from the stairhead ..." is the first line of james joyce's ulysses.
- - Fleshy fruit, first of peaches
- - On the hefty side large
- - Drop fruit on physicist's head
- - Like cooked hot dogs
- - Like juicy cherries
- - Full of figure
- - Fluff, as pillows
- - Fat — fatten
- - "He was chubby and ...... ..." (line from "A Visit From St. Nicholas")
- - Tubby
- - Round left in quiz
- - "Pleasantly" chubby
- - Zaftig
- - Fleshy soft mass
- - Like an orange dripping juice everywhere
- - Well-padded, as a turkey
- - As the labourers see it, excellent head on pint of stout
- - Chubby, rounded
- - Like gin-soaked raisins
- - Adjust, as a pillow's stuffing
- - Chubby, fat
- - Like a Thanksgiving turkey
- - Full and rounded
- - Thicken, as sofa pillows
- - Large and juicy, as a piece of fruit
- - Having a full rounded shape
- - On the hefty side
- - Cushy start to paper round
- - Santalike
- - London's ...... DJs
- - Ready for market, as a chicken
- - Expand, as hot dogs
- - Expand, as franks
- - Well-rounded
- - Like some cooked hot dogs
- - Like Santa
- - Expand, as a cooked frank
- - Full in form
- - Fleshy
- - Like good raisins
- - Like a juicy turkey
- - Become round
- - Like Monica Lewinsky
- - Hardly slender
- - Filled out
- - Not quite obese
- - Well-padded
- - Pleasingly zaftig
- - Come down abruptly
- - Slightly pudgy
- - Roly-poly
- - Rotund
- - Rather fat
- - Well-fed
- - Downright
- - Rubenesque
- - Stout
- - Portly
- - Corpulent
- - Chubby
- - Fat
- - Quite fat
- - stout puts pressure on swelling
- - pressure swelling when chubby
- - adjective for formal social event
- - Formal evening dress for men
- - Bond chasing chess player in formal attire
- - Semi-formal evening dress
- - formal evening dress needed by defender, about 50, before match
- - Dress code
- - Ban relationship which is formal
- - Formal boycott needs commitment
- - Formal attire
- - Formal do without being restricted by limitations of buffet, that is
- - Formal indication
- - Fairly formal
- - Formal-affair wear
- - Like some formal events
- - Formal, but not too
- - Formal wear
- - Order of dress.
- - Evening wear.
- - Formal.
- - very smart male evening attire
- - At first, bands need commitment of DJ
- - Expensive habit that's seen at dinner?
- - approach that some are well suited for?
- - Gala garb, often
- - Sort of occasion that may see Belgium miss match?
- - *Kind of affair
- - Fund-raiser wear, perhaps
- - Semiformal
- - Requiring a dinner jacket
- - Phrase on some invitations
- - Semiformal, as an affair
- - Dark-skinned couple making a bow
- - Breakfast order
- - Turn on this iron to cook breakfast sweet treats
- - Shilly-shally
- - Be indecisive
- - Equivocate
- - Brunch fare
- - Hem and haw
- - Iron ......
- - Talk at length
- - Nonsense
- - Every other hour, live car crash as a result of such traffic
- - Have a bet on this poor-quality furniture
- - Joy about constant hair removal
- - Claim is so false in one sort of political philosophy
- - Great Britain's way in 1945.
- - Part 4 of today's quote
- - Political philosophy as an alternative to viagra is taken by some, but not all
- - system without private property
- - System pioneered by Karl Marx
- - Political theory
- - Left-wing philosophy
- - Marxian system
- - System advocated by Eugene Debs
- - System espoused by Debs
- - Marxian topic