➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - Record performance by musicians that's not at all moving
- - Backup in a lane
- - River blockage near a lumber mill
- - Severe backup
- - Lumber mill obstruction
- - Backup record of events at block
- - Lumber mill blockage
- - Big backup
- - Backup at the lumber mill
- - Pileup at a lumber mill
- - Mill problem
- - Backup ....
- - Deadlock, congestion
- - Blockage in flow of tree conserve
- - What's blocked movement to cut down trees and conserve
- - Big block
- - Massive impasse
- - Shantyboy's concern
- - Flume impediment
- - Blockage
- - Predicament coming after record congestion
- - Block record first episodes of Just a Minute
- - Impediment to progress
- - Deadlock
- - Deadlock; situation that seems insoluble
- - Note something sticky in blockage
- - Comes to a standstill with record to preserve
- - Record officer shortly turned over, resulting in deadlock
- - Progress inhibitor
- - Congestion record spread
- - Record difficult situation that brings traffic to a standstill
- - Hold-up of entry — something you'll not get today?
- - Legislative holdup
- - Negotiator's challenge
- - Blockage of wood being floated down a river
- - Obstacle to progress
- - Preserve on record what prevents progress
- - Half of 19 across is spread from bottle neck
- - Big blockage
- - Problem on a channel
- - Obstructive pileup
- - River blockage
- - Immovable pileup
- - Lumbering problem
- - Messy pileup
- - Immovable blockage
- - Massive pileup
- - Pileup
- - Lumberjack's problem
- - Timber torpor?
- - Obstruction.
- - Blockage of a sort
- - — impasse
- - ...... congestion
- - Bottleneck
- - Tie up
- - Sumptuous, of a meal
- - Large lavish [meal]
- - "They did us a ........ meal, […] and then we thought, what do we do tonight?" (Description of VE day in the Outer Hebrides)
- - Lavish meal
- - Excellent drink — get round in
- - Progress rate in gaining skill
- - Rate of progress in the mastery of a skill
- - Picking up speed, run in at an angle before camber
- - Backward movement
- - Give away tours outside of Rhodes, going backwards
- - Going back proves a change for the worse
- - Changeabout
- - Poem, unfinished, in real turnabout
- - Vicar has laser surgery down below in setback
- - Backing last couple of actors in show
- - Poetry virtually set in concrete — a change for the worse
- - It could mean going back over old ground
- - Royal Society dons disclose change in direction
- - Backing for last couple of actors in show
- - It makes star pupils slip up? Rats!
- - hatchback drives into military force lake, makes u-turn
- - revs will need adjusting in actual turn-round
- - Change of fortune upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - Change of direction
- - Set back.
- - Turnaround
- - Poetry mostly seen in true defeat
- - Setback upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - Setback confused several crossing river
- - About-turn
- - Show welcoming resistance with Boris's last U-turn
- - Change in fortune may be true about most of poetry
- - Setback making no difference to mum or dad?
- - Change in fortune upset several on river
- - Setback confused several on Right
- - Backing engineers against sort of laser
- - Change in direction
- - Jimmy comes back across Republic of South Africa - it's a turn up for the books
- - Empty rows during show leading to cancellation
- - U-turn
- - A fair amount of the lines in material concerns change of fortune
- - Setback that doesn't affect mum or dad
- - A change to an opposite direction
- - Unfavorable change of fortune
- - About-face
- - Complete change of fortune
- - Potential result of a 56-Across
- - Change of fortune
- - Appeal result, at times
- - Change of mind
- - This puzzle's twist, found at 17-, 19-, 25-, 50-, 58-, and 64-Across and 9-Down
- - Fortune's failure
- - Business setback
- - Turnabout
- - Fail foolishly to accept the current beauty treatment
- - Beauty-salon treatment
- - Female account regularly dismissed miracle beauty treatment
- - notes spies getting large beauty treatment
- - Beauty salon treatment including exfoliation, masks and massage
- - a beauty treatment for female? a govt agency launches first
- - Mud treatment, maybe
- - Cosmetic treatment
- - Beauty treatment
- - Beauty parlor treatment
- - Spa skin-care treatment
- - Beauty treatment for forehead and cheeks
- - Spa beauty treatment
- - Spa treatment
- - Turns up, the foreign women's institute provides foot treatment popular in Spa
- - Egg-oil treatment
- - Spa treatment that might include two cucumber slices
- - Part of a beauty treatment, perhaps
- - Day spa treatment
- - Salon treatment
- - Treatment in a salon
- - treatment that may include a mask
- - mudpack beauty treatment
- - Relating to the countenance
- - Mud pack
- - .... recognition; unlocking a phone with a look
- - Nothing at all, still, shortly around one o'clock?
- - This data possibly identified fifty leading foreign agents in CIA
- - It may involve a mask
- - Of the face
- - Beautician's offering
- - Spa service
- - Brief temporary fashion for a gent's lotion - the first offered by Spa
- - How you might describe the profile when there's no iron in California
- - Spa offering
- - Mud pack, e.g
- - Note spies left features procedure
- - Day spa offering
- - Salon offering
- - Salon order, sometimes
- - Salon job
- - Spa indulgence
- - Beauty-salon offering
- - Service with a mudpack
- - Mud pack, maybe
- - Physiognomonical.
- - Mud application, maybe
- - sort of recognition that spies are hidden by british river
- - they bawl when schoolboys make them!
- - those who shout make glaring mistakes
- - Clangers
- - funny bloomers for the babes?
- - Wolves, when supposedly serenading the moon
- - Doleful noisemakers.
- - Clangers
- - Clangers, perhaps?
- - Inventor's clangers
- - Whisky calls?
- - "Sleigh ... ring; are you list'ning? In the lane, snow is glist'ning"
- - fixtures in clock towers
- - they ring on santa's sleigh?
- - Hell's glockenspiel?
- - Steeple things
- - They have a high position in the church
- - "silver" ringers of song
- - they produce sounds in a carillon
- - they make rings round them
- - ... and whistles
- - 'It's not ringing any ...'
- - Percussion instruments, but trumpets, etc, have them
- - Sleigh ringers
- - Quasimodo's concerns
- - Poe topic
- - Instruments for some choirs
- - .... and whistles (embellishments)
- - Quasimodo's concern
- - Carillon components
- - Church ringers
- - School sounds
- - Nautical time units
- - Places for clappers
- - Cat-collar attachments
- - Bishop and deans ignoring dead ringers
- - Church chimers
- - Partners of whistles
- - Chimes
- - Sleigh accessories
- - Ends of tubas
- - Those ringing in the New Year with a Scotch?
- - Spirit brighteners on holiday bobtails
- - .... and whistles: enhancements
- - They ring in church towers
- - Whistles' partner
- - Sailor's half-hours
- - Poe poem, with "The"
- - School signals
- - Clapper containers
- - "Carol of the ...."
- - Partner of whistles
- - Word Poe used 62 times in one poem
- - Poe subject
- - Shipboard time indicators
- - Church-tower features
- - Quasimodo rang them
- - They ring in churches
- - Sea time
- - Dinner alerts
- - Nautical time-tellers
- - ".... Are Ringing"
- - Whistles' partners
- - Accompanier of whistles
- - Campanologist's study
- - Ringing instruments
- - Chimers
- - "The .... of St. Mary's"
- - They go with whistles
- - Shipboard time
- - Quasimodo's charges
- - With ...... on (eagerly)
- - Some ringers
- - Tintinnabula
- - Liberty and others
- - "With silver ...... and cockleshells"
- - Nautical time signals
- - Ding-a-ling things
- - "...... on her toes"
- - Famed sources of tintinnabulation
- - Items for Christmas
- - Subject of a Poe poem.
- - Cap's companion.
- - Cap and .......
- - Sound effects on shipboard.
- - Ringers
- - Instruments
- - Poe poem subject
- - Slot machine symbols
- - Percussion instrument
- - Musical instrument
- - This puzzle's theme
- - See 11 Down
- - Theme of this puzzle
- - sleigh attachments
- - Things to ring
- - Glockenspiels
- - Old word for travelling salesmen
- - Ben Jonson's "Song: To ......"
- - Thomas Carew's beloved
- - Rosalind's companion
- - Shakespeare's "Aliena"
- - Virtuous wife in Jonson's "Volpone"
- - Rosalind's cousin
- - Lady in Carew's poems.
- - Oliver's bride in "As You Like It."
- - Carew's ladylove.
- - She inspired Thomas Carew's poetry.
- - Rosalind's friend.
- - Girl's name.
- - "Brief Encounter" actress Johnson
- - English actress Dame ...... Johnson
- - Actress Johnson of "Brief Encounter"
- - Drink to me only withthine eyesdedicatee
- - Cuban singer Cruz
- - Singer Crus
- - Memorable 1970 hurricane
- - Jonson dedicatee
- - Actress Dame Johnson
- - Lass in "As You Like It"
- - Girl in "As You Like It"
- - Oliver de Boys' bride.
- - Ladylove of Carew poems.
- - Poetic name for a ladylove.
- - Poetic name for Elizabethan ladylove.
- - Maiden in the Forest of Arden.
- - Girl in the Forest of Arden.
- - Ben Jonson wrote "Drink to me only with thine eyes" to her.
- - She marries Oliver de Boys.
- - She marries Oliver in "As You Like It."
- - Feminine name.
- - ... imrie, calendar girls actress
- - She gets letters from Alice
- - the daughter of duke frederick in as you like it
- - a change of name for alice