➠ Words with l

List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.

  • - Shed tears and stop short – is that clear?
  • - Oddly curvy stalactite's 40% quartz
  • - Mineral such as quartz
  • - "The water is ... clear."
  • - Form of quartz; actor Billy
  • - Clear transparent mineral
  • - Clear quartz
  • - Quartz, for example
  • - A clear quartz
  • - Colourless transparent quartz
  • - Clear mineral, eg, quartz
  • - Clear material such as quartz
  • - Transparent quartz.
  • - Clear, transparent quartz.
  • - It's clear
  • - Glass covering watch-face
  • - LCD stands for "liquid ....... display"
  • - When Harry Met Sally star, Billy ...
  • - Fine-quality glass
  • - Scream appropriate, dropping extremely expensive cut glass
  • - glass in a set?
  • - glassware that makes one weep first, upset last
  • - Transparent cut glass
  • - Comic Billy
  • - which family group had a hit with he drinks tequila?
  • - Expensive glass
  • - Be obviously upset over the last broken glass
  • - geode feature, perhaps
  • - Comedian Billy to cry over Saint Al
  • - get upset, breaking last glass
  • - Chandelier part, often
  • - New Age healing item (… first 3)
  • - Kind of glassware
  • - get upset, smashing last bit of glass
  • - Call on salt to be shifted that's found in wine glass
  • - weep at last, smashing the glass
  • - New Age token
  • - Manitoba's .............. City
  • - DeNiro's 'Analyze This' co-star
  • - ...... ball (fortune-teller's sphere)
  • - Cut glass
  • - Glass last to break after shout
  • - Natural glass
  • - Keen to have old cut glass
  • - Items of cut glass? Shed tears, booth having only one left
  • - Stop short after shout for such glass
  • - Nine-time Oscars host (1990-2012)
  • - ........City, MB
  • - Seer's .... ball
  • - Glassware
  • - Fancy glass material
  • - Traditional 15th anniversary gift
  • - Watch cover
  • - Type of glass at palace?
  • - Weep, having broken last glass
  • - Old set, glass
  • - Temperature in stormy scary lake can be like ice
  • - 15th anniversary gift
  • - Good glasses
  • - Fine glass
  • - Nine-time Oscars host
  • - Formal glassware
  • - Billy of "Monsters, Inc."
  • - Pricey stemware
  • - High-quality glass
  • - Fifteenth anniversary gift
  • - The 'C' of LCD
  • - Snowflake, e.g.
  • - Ball material
  • - Ubiquitous BIC
  • - Goblet material
  • - Formal dinnerware
  • - Seer's tool
  • - Fine glassware
  • - New Age mat riel
  • - Grain of salt, e.g.
  • - Futuristic kind of ball
  • - Gazer's globe
  • - Flint glass.
  • - Symbol of clarity.
  • - Part of a formal dinner service.
  • - Early radio set.
  • - Silly billy
  • - Type of glass.
  • - Stemware
  • - Figurine material
  • - Waterford product
  • - #15
  • - Transparent mineral
  • - See 52-Across
  • - Watch part
  • - Ball
  • - ...... Palace, football club
  • - Glass makes blubber last — weird!
  • - Ball girl?
  • - Weep with the last broken glass
  • - Imperial unit of volume
  • - Unit of volume
  • - Pump measure
  • - Gas tank unit
  • - Unit of volume for liquid
  • - Unit at the pumps
  • - Tank unit
  • - Gasoline unit
  • - Pump unit
  • - Cowboy hat unit?
  • - Cider unit
  • - Milk unit
  • - Unit of capacity.
  • - Volume unit?
  • - Unit equal to 3.79 liters
  • - Eight pints of something bitter available
  • - measure of eight pints
  • - The nerve, taking on that quantity!
  • - in peeling, all onions produce a measure of fluid
  • - Imperial measure of liquid
  • - a long line distributing volume of liquid
  • - Quantity maybe nearly all gone
  • - Imperial measure of capacity
  • - 128 fluid ounces
  • - Milk measure
  • - Four quarts
  • - Eight pints or four quarts
  • - Capacity to get on after bitterness?
  • - Eight pints
  • - Something bitter available — eight pints!
  • - 1 ........ = 4.54611 Litres
  • - Cider quantity
  • - Imperial type from old France state gets no return
  • - Liquid measure to continue to annoy?
  • - About eight pounds of water
  • - Liquid measure, litre, swallowed by girl, working
  • - Motor-oil measure
  • - Tapes 'n Tapes "10 ...... Ascots"
  • - Gasoline measure
  • - Jug capacity
  • - Two pottles
  • - Liquid capacity
  • - Gas measure
  • - Ten-...... hat
  • - Jug size
  • - One-eighth of a bushel.
  • - Milk buy
  • - Liquid measure
  • - Five fifths
  • - Quantity
  • - Measure
  • - Part of mpg
  • - Measure of liquid
  • - Soda water display
  • - Excitement created when you're a big spender
  • - Sound of an object hitting water
  • - A Bigger...: 1967 pop art painting by David Hockney, dominated by a swimming pool
  • - With some old money and a whip you can make an impression
  • - Drop of rain seen as a sensation?
  • - Disruption for a poolside sunbather
  • - effect of something landing in water
  • - What a diver tries to minimize when hitting the water
  • - a sensation that may weaken the spirit
  • - press publicity made by a diver
  • - such a bookie is a scourge, dash it!
  • - 1984 Ron Howard film in which Daryl Hannah plays a mermaid
  • - american astronauts usually get down to it
  • - Spend lots to make a pool entry
  • - Dive sound
  • - Climbing mountains with peaks of snow hurts a little
  • - have fun in the pool
  • - 80s movie featuring daryl hannah as a mermaid.
  • - Ostentatious display with a siphon
  • - impression made by diver
  • - To sprinkle or splatter water
  • - water noise
  • - Trumpet: Hockney made a bigger one?
  • - Diver's creation
  • - What an Olympic diver tries to minimize
  • - Small amount of soda water etc
  • - Boldly display patch of colour
  • - Publicise place in band
  • - mermaids with tom hanks or diving with tom daley?
  • - Wishing well sound
  • - major impression
  • - Betting on cat making big impression
  • - Pool noise
  • - Prominent news feature — about power cut
  • - Impressive debut
  • - Excitement created by someone falling overboard?
  • - spatter liquid on sensational news feature
  • - Climbing mountains, don't mention that drop of rain
  • - Hack covers page with sensational news feature
  • - Publicise irregular spot
  • - Prominently publicise cut restricting parking
  • - Front page story: priest punches hack
  • - Stir made by platoon leader originally wearing symbol of rank
  • - certain summer olympics sound
  • - Spend freely, ... out
  • - Tom Hanks film: 1984
  • - Spatter liquid about
  • - Upper case of a Sydney landlord
  • - landlord from london, for example - the first in london
  • - dublin landlord appears after a period in america
  • - upper case character
  • - usual start to a fine piece of correspondence
  • - *Big character?
  • - Starts sentence for one of the crimes at the post office
  • - Piece of a major headline
  • - Feature replaced in four clues in this puzzle
  • - Excellent character located in the west of Ireland
  • - Big city landlord starts a sentence
  • - Sentence begins with this
  • - splendid correspondence coming from london?
  • - upper case e.g. from our london correspondent?
  • - What a crossword clue typically starts with
  • - Sentence starter
  • - B, for one
  • - Initial, usually
  • - I-, for one
  • - Majuscule
  • - A-to-Z
  • - Soil used in pottery
  • - Soft wet earth that can be fired
  • - Heavy soil type
  • - Some soil
  • - Soil
  • - Earth, soil
  • - Heavy soil
  • - Sticky earth
  • - At start of campaign, put down soil
  • - Statesman Henry ......
  • - Sculptor's purchase
  • - Roof tile material
  • - Retired general.
  • - Pottery medium
  • - Pot composition
  • - Polk's 1844 Whig Party opponent
  • - Pigeon material
  • - Opponent of Jackson
  • - One of Ike's advisers.
  • - Moulding material
  • - Moldable substance
  • - Moldable art class material
  • - Modeling stuff
  • - Modeling compound
  • - Material for an idol's feet?
  • - Like target pigeons
  • - Kind of pipe or pigeon
  • - Kiln raw material
  • - It might crack after getting fired
  • - Heavyweight champ 1964-67
  • - Feet of ...... (weak point)
  • - Famous Whig
  • - Clump on a wheel
  • - China, essentially
  • - Cassius ...... (Muhammad Ali's original name)
  • - Art supply thrown on a wheel
  • - Ali's original name
  • - Ali, originally, RIP
  • - Ali, formerly
  • - "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane" star
  • - "Live Until I Die" Walker
  • - "American Idol"runner-up Aiken
  • - Pot ingredient?
  • - Former champ
  • - Orator Henry
  • - Kind of pigeon
  • - Modelling material
  • - Material for ceramics
  • - Sculptor's medium
  • - Ali, once
  • - Court material
  • - Pipe material
  • - Loam
  • - Kind of pot
  • - Metaphor for the body
  • - Stuff on a potter's wheel
  • - Potter's stuff
  • - Potter's buy
  • - Sculpting medium
  • - Brickmaking material
  • - Potter's purchase
  • - Pottery supply
  • - French Open court material
  • - Modeling material
  • - Potter's material associated with the end of 17-, 27-, 49- and 64-Across
  • - Sculptor's material
  • - Modeling substance
  • - Art class medium
  • - Model material
  • - Material for pottery
  • - French Open surface
  • - 6-Across sculpting need
  • - Sculpture medium
  • - Makeup of Wallace and Gromit
  • - Makeup of some pigeons
  • - Muhammad Ali's original surname
  • - Medium for a model
  • - Preschooler's sculpting need
  • - Pottery base
  • - Tennis surface
  • - Potter's material
  • - Potter's medium
  • - Ceramics material
  • - Potter's wheel lump
  • - Fancy lacy slip
  • - Ali, when he dethroned Liston
  • - Modeling medium
  • - Sword cutting more flesh from this?
  • - Modeler's material
  • - Potter's supply
  • - Pot-making supply
  • - Pottery material
  • - Material on a pottery wheel
  • - 66-Across, originally
  • - ...... pigeons
  • - Kindergarten sculpture material
  • - Adobe material
  • - Ocarina material
  • - Modeler's handful, often
  • - Ali's former name
  • - Aiken of "American Idol"
  • - Boxing great's name, until 1964
  • - Glob on a potter's wheel
  • - Potter's need
  • - Tennis court surface
  • - Ali, originally
  • - Modeler's medium
  • - Body, metaphorically
  • - Gumby's makeup
  • - Stuff of some animated films
  • - It can be molded
  • - Medium for cuneiform writing
  • - Brick material
  • - Building material used in erection of royal castle
  • - Comedian Andrew Dice
  • - Art medium
  • - Kind of court
  • - Prepared hard surface of some tennis courts
  • - Molding material
  • - Country's Walker
  • - "A Few Questions" Walker
  • - Court material, perhaps
  • - Stuff to mold
  • - Cook of Zac Brown Band
  • - "If I Could Make a Living" Walker
  • - Potter's base
  • - Medium for some animators
  • - Gromit's makeup
  • - Clump on a potter's wheel
  • - Nursery school item
  • - American Idol Aiken
  • - Ali, before he was Ali
  • - Like some pigeons
  • - Kind of pot or pigeon
  • - Nick Park's medium
  • - Brick material, sometimes
  • - Some pigeons' makeup
  • - It's molded
  • - Makeup of Martha's Vineyard's Gay Head Cliffs
  • - Material for some animators
  • - Earthenware material
  • - Stuff included in a Cranium box
  • - Animation medium
  • - "The Great Compromiser"
  • - 97 Across, formerly
  • - Shapeable material
  • - Molder's medium
  • - Brick, before baking
  • - Type of pigeon
  • - Court
  • - Gumbo
  • - boxing goat
  • - Type of pigeons shot for sport?
  • - Potter's medium for sculpting
  • - Such pigeons are humanely shot
  • - Court surface for tennis's French Open
  • - statesman henry ......, who dueled with john randolph in 1826
  • - Material used to make ceramic items
  • - *Sniff sniff* The smell of this Play-Doh modeling compound is always nostalgic and reminds one of playtime
  • - Moldable material
  • - Millimetre taken from clammy mud
  • - Material that can be sculpted with the hands
  • - Unsolicited advertising material sent by post
  • - Some unsolicited ads
  • - Unsolicited correspondence
  • - Post no-one applies for?
  • - Some letters from chap caught underneath boat
  • - spooner's brother: "pen some letters"
  • - Advertising something knights wore on horse
  • - Letters usually thrown away unopened: 2 wds.
  • - Julian travels around kilometre for post no one wants
  • - Unwanted post
  • - Nuisance addressed by solicitors?
  • - Postal nuisance
  • - Inbox clutter
  • - Letters for occupants?
  • - Many ad circulars
  • - Post office onslaught
  • - Advertising addressed to "Occupant"
  • - Scrap armor?
  • - Some letters.
  • - Third-class letters often just addressed to 'resident' or 'occupant'