➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - it generates half of u.s. electricity
- - Fuel source mined in West Virginia
- - that black stuff of mine
- - Black, rocky fuel source
- - Fuel source targeted for phase-out by the Paris climate accord
- - One of the fossial fuels
- - Nonrenewable source of energy
- - non-renewable energy source
- - What a snowman's eyes might be made of
- - Non-renewable energy source that is found as brownish-black sedimentary rock and is made of dead plant matter
- - Cheap energy source
- - One source of global warming
- - out-of-favor power source
- - pass around a quantity of fuel
- - Energy source often transported by train
- - What some seams are made of
- - Symbol of blackness
- - Epitome of blackness
- - What Frosty the Snowman's eyes are made of
- - Type of mine
- - Type of fossil fuel
- - Annual sign of bad behavior?
- - U.S.'s most abundant energy source
- - Train fuel, of old
- - Source of coke
- - Product of West Virginia.
- - Product of Wales.
- - One of the fossil fuels
- - Makeup of some seams
- - Kind of tar
- - Kind of mine, to Police's "Canary"
- - Kind of mine for The Police's canary
- - Kind of mine for Police's "Canary"
- - Kind of gas or oil
- - It can be gotten out of bed
- - Heat source for Scrooge
- - Energy source that's mined in West Virginia
- - Coke's source
- - Black-power source
- - Abundant source of energy
- - "King" of West Virginia
- - One source of energy
- - Major energy source
- - Sample of Prosecco along with The Black Stuff
- - What Frosty's eyes are made of
- - Kind of black
- - Nonrenewable energy source
- - Fuel source
- - ..-fired
- - It becomes a diamond when enough pressure is applied
- - Christmas present for a naughty child
- - Black stuff dug from mines
- - Solid fossil fuel
- - black rock for fires
- - What Santa gives naughty children
- - Fuel for some locomotives
- - Unwelcome sight in Christmas stockings
- - Old train fuel
- - Black chunks
- - Mineral fuel
- - 31-Across poem that begins I / Is the total black being spoken / From the earth's inside
- - condensed carbon rock
- - Fuel cell's casing holds ordinary acid, primarily
- - What naughty kids get for Christmas
- - longtime kentucky resource
- - Aluminium company reversed order for fuel
- - Scuttle chunks
- - Fuel oddly cookable
- - Black fossil fuel
- - Frosty's eyes, e.g.
- - ".... Miner's Daughter"; Spacek film
- - onetime furnace fuel
- - Lumpy stocking stuffer
- - Fossil fuel that's mostly carbon
- - Food for a furnace
- - Black furnace fodder
- - Fuel extracted from mines
- - Fuel, for some
- - Steam engine feed
- - Unwanted item in a stocking
- - It can either be burned or can be used to sketch
- - Black fossil fuel used to generate heat
- - Carbonized matter used as fuel
- - Carbonized plant matter
- - Fossil fuel often transported by train
- - Stocking contents for the naughty
- - Santa's "gift" for naughty children
- - Scuttle fill
- - BBQ leftover
- - Fuel for old steam engines?
- - Black substance that can be used as a fuel
- - ... Miner's Daughter (Sissy Spacek film)
- - What is extracted from mines
- - frosty the snowman's eyes, per the song
- - former home-furnace fuel
- - Locomotive fuel, once
- - Fuel that comes in black lumps
- - Unwanted find in a stocking
- - fossil fuel derived from peat deposits
- - Christmas stocking stuffer at times?
- - Household fuel
- - Tram filler
- - Fire fuel
- - Brat's Christmas present
- - Seam material
- - Black vein contents
- - West Virginia product
- - Seamy stuff?
- - Hopper fill
- - Old-time furnace fuel
- - Fuel that's shoveled
- - Briquette
- - Mining product
- - Mine stuff
- - Eyes for Frosty
- - Cannel
- - Black fuel
- - Snowman's eye material
- - Kentucky resource
- - Cannel, e.g.
- - Barbecue material
- - Anthracite, for one
- - Steamship fuel
- - Scuttle's contents
- - Polish export
- - Naughty child's Christmas gift
- - Mined in Alberta
- - Lousy stocking filler
- - It's found in seams
- - Gift for a bad boy
- - Furnace fuel, sometimes
- - Furnace fodder, perhaps
- - Frosty material?
- - Diamond's ancestry
- - Christmas stocking punishment
- - Certain global warming culprit
- - Certain fuel
- - Certain fossil fuel
- - Black, combustible rock
- - Black mineral
- - Anthracite or lignite
- - "Black diamonds"
- - Word with car or tar
- - What's in a naughty child's Christmas stocking
- - What Santa puts in a naughty kid's stocking
- - What Santa leaves in a naughty kid's stocking
- - What bad children get in their Christmas stockings
- - What "cinder concrete" contains
- - Welsh product
- - Tender cargo
- - Stove filler
- - Stoking supply
- - Stoker's fuel
- - Stocking stuffer for a brat
- - Steam train fuel
- - Steam locomotive fuel
- - Springhill product
- - Snowman's eye, perhaps
- - Shipment from West Virginia.
- - Seam filler
- - Scuttle filler
- - Scuttle contents
- - Santa's lump for a brat
- - Santa's "present" for a naughty child
- - Ruhr yield
- - Pennsylvania resource
- - Pea or egg follower
- - Pea or egg
- - Old-time fossil fuel
- - Old vegetable matter
- - Nu-metal band ...... Chamber
- - Not wanted in Newcastle
- - Newcastle's surfeit
- - Newcastle's pride
- - Newcastle surplus
- - Newcastle surfeit
- - Newcastle resource
- - Newcastle redundancy
- - Newcastle nugget
- - Newcastle export
- - Naughty child's year-end comeuppance
- - Naughty child's stocking filler
- - Mineral that was vegetable
- - Mine The Police's "Canary" is in?
- - Lignite, for one
- - Lignite, e.g.
- - Lignite
- - Kentucky export
- - Item not needed in Newcastle
- - It's taken out at the seams
- - It carbonizes
- - Hot ember
- - Hod contents
- - Historic Newcastle resource
- - Heavy rockers ...... Chamber
- - Grill filler
- - Greenhouse gas culprit
- - Fuel that's mined in West Virginia
- - Fuel that comes from mines
- - Fuel mineral
- - Fuel collected from mines
- - Frosty's eye
- - Fossilized fuel
- - Fossil fuel mined in Appalachia
- - Fossil fuel excavated by miners
- - Eye for Frosty
- - Ember, perhaps
- - Diamond's ancestor
- - Combustible rock
- - Combustible mineral
- - Christmas-stocking item for brats
- - Christmas stocking lump
- - Christmas stocking item
- - Cannel or cob
- - Black lump that can be burned for heat or power
- - Black fuel for a furnace
- - Big Utah export
- - Big greenhouse gas culprit
- - Beehive oven input
- - Bad child's stocking filler
- - "Present" in bad kids' Christmas stockings
- - "Chamber Music" ...... Chamber
- - "...... Miner's Daughter" (Loretta Lynn song)
- - "...... Miner's Daughter" (1980 Sissy Spacek movie)
- - ........ Harbour, BC
- - Anthracite.
- - W. Va. product
- - Domestic fuel
- - Ember.
- - Scuttle load
- - Stocking stuffer, perhaps
- - Combustible substance
- - Solid fuel
- - Carbonized fuel
- - Stove fuel
- - Fuel for old stoves
- - Steamboat fuel
- - Rock around the Christmas tree?
- - West Virginia resource
- - River barge load
- - Locomotive fuel
- - Undesired stocking stuffer
- - Fuel obtained from mines
- - Fuel for old furnaces
- - Fuel from a mine
- - Lump for one on the "naughty list"
- - Nuggets in a scuttle
- - Fuel that can get shoveled
- - Unwelcome stocking stuffer
- - Brat's stocking stuffer
- - Frosty the Snowman's eyes
- - Frosty's eyes
- - Unwanted stocking stuffer
- - Fuel for an old furnace
- - Fuel for old locomotives
- - Mined fuel
- - Santa's 'gift' for bad children
- - Santa's gift for a brat
- - Fuel for a grill
- - Fuel in a scuttle
- - Snowman's eyes
- - Hydrocarbon fuel
- - Old furnace fuel
- - Scuttle stuff
- - Former furnace fuel
- - A fossil fuel
- - Hit that knocks chums over
- - knock pals about
- - knock pals back
- - Apply hastily, with "on"
- - ... on the back
- - Smack
- - Response to an unwanted pass
- - Open-handed blow
- - Nonverbal response to an insult
- - It's a hit
- - Upcoming mates making hit
- - Part of a high-five
- - Doctor's application to a newborn's bottom
- - Response to an insult, perhaps
- - Manual comeuppance
- - Stinging rebuke?
- - Type of shot on ice
- - Response to an unwanted advance, maybe
- - Answer to Rick James's joke 'What did the five fingers say to the face?' per an episode of 'Chappelle's Show'
- - Indication of an offense
- - Response to an affront
- - Strike, in a way
- - Give an unexpected hand
- - Blow as friends turned up
- - Unpleasant reprimand
- - Right to have friends round
- - Hit with palm of hand
- - 'Fresh!' accompanier
- - High-five, for example
- - Offended smack
- - High-five, for instance
- - Take a palm to
- - Shot on ice?
- - Painful rebuke
- - Certain shot in hockey
- - Assault like a Stooge
- - High-five, for one
- - Hard shot, in hockey
- - High-five, essentially
- - Challenge to a duel
- - Response to an insult, maybe
- - Openhanded hit
- - Reaction to an insult
- - Deliver a blow
- - Hard hockey shot
- - Clout
- - Blow for friends getting up
- - Throw (together)
- - Give a high-five to
- - Strike makes mates upset
- - Sharp response to an insult
- - Type of hockey shot
- - Gestural rebuff
- - Openhanded
- - Dig
- - Shot
- - Personal affront
- - Insult
- - Put down
- - Whack
- - Hit
- - Sharp blow
- - Hit hard
- - Hit sharply
- - Thwack
- - Strike
- - Wallop
- - Whack mates back
- - Reprimand, with "down"
- - soap opera assault
- - To hit someone with an open hand, usually on the face
- - Blow on second circuit
- - the ..., 2008 novel by christos tsiolkas
- - Bass-playing technique
- - A ... on the wrist (minor punishment)
- - duel invitation
- - Smack in a "Three Stooges" act
- - To crash in the Alps must be a blow
- - Duel prompter
- - Hit friends back
- - "...... shot" (1977 hockey movie starring paul newman)
- - strike with the palm of the hand
- - Punch friends turning up
- - Strike with palm, say
- - .. shot (hockey move)
- - stick with this - it's funny and a hit
- - Open-palmed hit
- - mild admonishment: a .... on the wrist
- - ..-happy (careless or giddy)
- - ...... shot (attempt in hockey)
- - It really sucks - It does the heavy lifting
- - one sits at the centre of our galaxy?
- - hypothetical region of space resulting from the collapse of a star
- - Bleak loch in storm — nothing escapes it
- - Giant sucker?
- - What one sees at night on golf course is the final resting place for some stars
- - The middle of this puzzle's grid, symbolically
- - Thing in the center of this puzzle, and one suggested cause of the December 21 38-Down
- - An ergosphere surrounds it
- - "The .... of Calcutta"
- - There's no escaping it
- - Inescapable situation
- - Bishop has deficiency, predicament from which there's no getting away
- - mysterious cosmic phenomenon
- - Former star to boycott part of course
- - One with lots of pull?
- - Calcutta prison: very attractive place?
- - Region of spacetime whose first-ever image was unveiled on 10th April 2019: 2 wds.
- - "Death by ...," nonfiction book by Neil deGrasse Tyson about astrophysics: 2 wds.
- - Result of a star's collapse
- - Escape-proof gravitational field
- - Very attractive body?
- - Dark spot in outer space
- - Outer-space omnivore
- - Place in space
- - Calcutta dungeon
- - Cosmic object first photographed in 2019
- - Dark and inescapable situation
- - Inescapable place
- - Dark spot in space
- - Nothing can escape from one
- - Subject for Stephen Hawking
- - Coal mine, perhaps?
- - Chess player with predicament that admits of no escape
- - Term popularized by physicist John Wheeler
- - There's no escaping this
- - Astronomical body
- - Hawking's astronomical body
- - Gravitational collapse consequence, in theory
- - Dungeon
- - British miss spot where star used to appear
- - Totally different slangily
- - Completely different, informally