➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - classroom signal
- - Boxing round ender
- - last lap signal
- - Signal that ends a round, in boxing
- - Round ender
- - Dinner signal
- - Round sound
- - Guest's arrival signal
- - Boxing signal
- - Wall Street signal
- - Sound that ends a boxing round
- - Schoolroom signal
- - School signal
- - Round-ending signal
- - Nautical time signal
- - Its sound ends a round
- - Close-of-trading signal
- - Class-ending sound
- - "Class is dismissed" signal
- - End-of-a-round sound.
- - Round signal
- - End-of-round sound
- - Round-ending sound
- - Signal for both sides in beach volleyball
- - Stock exchange signal
- - Bike signal
- - Type of percussion instrument
- - inventor of a calling system?
- - Big Ben, eg
- - jamie ...., billy elliot star who is married to kate mara
- - Campanologist's instrument
- - Producer of some wedding rings
- - You could knock or ring this before entering
- - What is the flared part at the end of a clarinet?
- - watson's pal
- - recalled hellebore essentially had a flared shape
- - inventor one could ring?
- - Notorious reef off the east coast of Angus, Scotland, also called Inchcape
- - Alternative to door-knocker
- - artist vanessa's musical instrument
- - Instrument giving a ringing sound
- - could this temporary shelter produce a toll?
- - "ring a ......?"
- - Great inventor born in 1847 lives!
- - Bass cello regularly left in ring
- - Toll maker
- - School ringer
- - Beginning to engrave lines on bishop's ring
- - Ring inventor
- - feminism is for everybody author hooks
- - It rings in a ring
- - Clear inventor
- - It can make the cat safer, one hears
- - tuba's flared end
- - Inventor of the telephone - or part of it
- - Be left behind again by an inventor
- - it rings
- - swinger in a church tower
- - Popular Christmas ornament, for one
- - male pseudonym used by all three brontë sisters
- - alexander graham, inventor of the telephone
- - Church ringer
- - Inventor disheartened to get sick
- - "Closing ...," business news program co-anchored by Wilfred Frost that covers the final hour of trading in the US stock markets
- - choir instrument
- - Philadelphia's Liberty ...
- - Actress Kristen of The Good Place
- - Church tower feature that rings
- - Saved by the ... (narrow escape)
- - Telephone and man who invented it?
- - Actress on "JAG"
- - "For Whom the ... Tolls" by Ernest Hemingway
- - Actress Catherine
- - Veronica Mars actress Kristen
- - Inventor; the boxer's saviour, perhaps
- - Alexander Graham ...
- - Clanger (by which one may be saved)
- - Call some Nobel laureates
- - "For Whom the ... Tolls," novel by Ernest Hemingway about a volunteer attached to a guerrilla unit during Spanish Civil War
- - Kristen who narrates HBO Max's "Gossip Girl"
- - wind instrument's flared end
- - Kind of curve seen in this puzzle
- - telephone inventor alexander graham ....
- - who invented the telephone?
- - handlebar accessory
- - Old phone alert
- - Ring maker
- - Quasimodo's concern
- - Boxer's cue
- - Cow accessory
- - Fight starter
- - Telephone man
- - Ring source
- - Cow locator
- - Quasimodo's charge
- - Kind of boy or buoy
- - Half-hour unit of nautical time
- - Church-tower feature
- - Carillon item
- - Wall Street closer
- - Time unit at sea
- - Starting sound
- - School warning system
- - Plath's "The ...... Jar"
- - Phone pioneer
- - Ornament shape
- - Liberty, for one
- - Liberty or dinner
- - Liberty ...... (Philadelphia landmark)
- - Handlebar attachment
- - Church-tower item
- - Carter's Attorney General
- - Carillon unit
- - Brontë pseudonym
- - Boxing match sound
- - Adano's need
- - Word with hop or jar
- - Word in a Hersey title
- - Watson's co-worker
- - US inventor
- - Unit of nautical time
- - U.S. inventor: 1847–1922
- - Toll provider?
- - Toll producer
- - Thing that rings in a clock tower
- - The "B" in "BCE"
- - Telephone inventor, Alexander
- - Telephone inventor or Lake Ontario swimmer
- - Taco ...... (maker of Doritos Locos Tacos)
- - Taco ...... (fast-food chain with Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes)
- - Taco ...... (fast-food chain that sells the Crunchwrap Supreme and Meximelt)
- - Symbol of liberty
- - Steeple contents
- - Statistical-curve shape
- - Sound signaling the start and end of class
- - Scottish-born inventor of the telephone, d. 1922
- - Scottish-born Canuck telephone inventor
- - School sound
- - School kids react to it
- - Ring a ...... (sound familiar)
- - Pseudonym of the Brontës.
- - Phone man
- - Philadelphia's Liberty ...... (symbol of American independence)
- - Period ender
- - Pen name of the Brontës
- - Most famous Nova Scotian
- - Metaphor for clarity
- - Man who found his calling?
- - Madison Square Garden item.
- - Liberty symbol
- - Last-minute "savior"
- - Kind of pepper or captain
- - Kind of buoy or boy
- - Item that might go "ding-dong"
- - It's rung to begin a day of Wall Street trading
- - It uses a clapper
- - It starts the NYSE each day
- - It starts the NYSE
- - It has a peal
- - Inventor of the telephone
- - Hollow instrument
- - Great Canadian inventor
- - Gong, e.g.
- - Glorious noisemaker at St. Mary's
- - Glockenspiel unit
- - Gift for Adano
- - Forever Stamp image
- - Famed Markham Mayor
- - Dinner gong
- - Dingaling thing
- - Ding-dong producer
- - Deer's roar
- - Cracked fixture across from Independence Hall
- - Cow's pendant
- - Companion of book and candle
- - Clock tower fixture
- - Class stopper
- - Chiming instrument
- - Carillon part
- - Campanology item
- - Campanile feature
- - Buoy attachment
- - Brontë pen name
- - Brontë alias
- - Boxing ringer
- - Bossy's ringer
- - Big Ben, e.g.
- - Bicycle adjunct
- - BCE word
- - Baseball's Gus or Buddy
- - Attorney General under Carter
- - Angelus, e.g.
- - Angelus is one
- - Alexander Graham ...... (telephone inventor)
- - Actress Kristen who voiced Anna in "Frozen"
- - Accessory on the handlebars
- - A symbol of liberty
- - "Veronica Mars" star Kristen
- - "The Red Violin" violinist Joshua
- - "The ........ Jar"
- - .......... Labs
- - ...... the cat (be daring)
- - .... jar: lab glass
- - ...... Taco (fast-food chain)
- - Hemingway title word
- - Bike accessory
- - Mouth of a trumpet.
- - Gong
- - Type of "Pepper"
- - ...... the Cat
- - Angelus.
- - Dinger
- - Chime
- - Telephone call
- - Ringer among Nobel laureates
- - Ringing instrument
- - 'Saved by the ......'
- - Ringer
- - Call from Annabel Lamb
- - Old magazine taken up by Lucille Ball
- - Call man who invented telephone
- - Buzz from live lines
- - Front desk feature
- - First to swim Lake Ontario
- - Town crier's item
- - 'Doesn't ring a ......'
- - Door ringer
- - Sides of beautiful brill produced for lunch we hear
- - Swimmer, Marilyn
- - "The ... Jar" (Sylvia Plath)
- - Inventor of 43 Across
- - Old measure established by British inventor
- - Drooping flower feature
- - Telephone call (informal)
- - Sleigh jingler
- - Jingling thing
- - Kristen of 'The Good Place'
- - Franklin half-dollar image
- - Call the telephone inventor
- - Telephone inventor
- - Pet collar dangler
- - End of a trumpet
- - Steeple swinger
- - Phone inventor
- - A.G. .......... (Telephone inventor)
- - Part of some buoys
- - Tolling place
- - Hotel desk fixture
- - Dinner ringer
- - With 23 Across, traditional school sound
- - Word before captain or curve
- - Word before pepper or tower
- - Christmas ornament
- - Old magazine on both sides of Berlin Wall
- - Ball VIPs
- - Bout ender
- - End-of-class sound
- - Bout-starting sound
- - Marilyn .......... ( First person to swim Lake Ontario )
- - Fold of skin hanging from the throat of a turkey
- - Makes fences - the type you'd get from Turkey
- - Turkey's hanging fold of skin
- - Dangling part of a rooster
- - Dangling part of a turkey
- - Turkey's neck skin
- - Makes fences - it's something you'd associate with Turkey
- - Turkey has one western Prime Minister shunning a European
- - Turkey dangler
- - Turkey appendage
- - Turkey's-neck dangler
- - Turkey's dewlap
- - Turkey-neck dangler
- - Turkey characteristic
- - Turkey lobe
- - Turkey-throat pendant
- - Appendage on a turkey's chin
- - Turkey's hanging appendage
- - Turkey's chin decor.
- - Turkey feature
- - Turkey part
- - Framework of stakes interwoven with branches to form a fence
- - currently, the french grow it
- - acacia grown currently by the french
- - Fence material; acacia
- - A loose fold of skin hanging from the neck or throat of certain birds, lizards, etc
- - australian tree which bears yellow flowers
- - Coloured flap hanging from a bird's neck
- - Woven wooden material used in primitive houses
- - Material for making fences, roofing etc — Australian acacia
- - Framework of stakes with interwoven branches to form a fence
- - Skin flap
- - Framework of branches as a fence
- - Australian acacia
- - Chicken feature
- - Avian appendage
- - Interweave, as twigs
- - Flexible rod
- - Dewlap
- - Type of acacia
- - Interlace
- - Chin decor
- - Rooster feature
- - construction material engineer used on sides of lodge
- - Relating to a particular time of the year
- - Product sold only at certain times of the year
- - Like extra workers hired at Christmas time
- - alas, one's confusion is expected at a certain time
- - varying by the time of the year? nothing's irrelevant in sales modelling
- - Type of allergies people get in different months
- - Related to the period of the year
- - Available only part of the year
- - Occurring at particular times of the year
- - Changing with the time of year
- - For certain times of the year
- - Like produce at farm-to-table restaurants
- - Occurring at certain times of the year
- - Apt for the time of year
- - Main salon's modified according to time of year
- - Type of work one gets in winter at health centre
- - Like the Christmas card business
- - At some times of the year
- - Not year-round
- - A part-time employee
- - Describing certain sports.
- - Appropriate to the time.
- - impression about a lad coming at certain times
- - of a certain time of year
- - like most fine-dining menus
- - Like holiday decorations
- - Like Easter eggs and Halloween candy
- - Eg Christmas fastener broken by a young relative
- - Like some allergies
- - Like some craft beers
- - Christmasy, e.g.
- - Like most berries and oysters
- - Available periodically
- - Not always available
- - Like some resorts
- - Like some resorts and fruit
- - Economic stat descriptor
- - Like some fruit and craft beers
- - Festive, for instance, as Noel, as arranged
- - Like Easter eggs and Christmas cards
- - Also sane (anag.)
- - Cyclical
- - Working for Christmas, say
- - Like Santa's job
- - Like most fruit
- - Like some temp workers
- - Take part in cruise, as on a liner during summer, perhaps?
- - Like berries and oysters
- - Like resort venues, perhaps
- - Like many sales
- - School closers (with 42-Across)
- - Like Christmas wrap and tree ornaments
- - Like Christmas tree lots
- - Like corn and apples
- - Like most major sports
- - Like Christmas and Hanukkah
- - They shut down schools (with 42-Across)
- - Like leprechaun and four-leaf clover decorations
- - Like fresh strawberries
- - Like Christmas e.g.
- - Like ski sales
- - Like some resorts or jobs
- - Like some employment
- - Affected by weather periods.
- - Like some beers
- - Not constant
- - Periodic ......
- - Timely
- - Like some workers
- - French protectorate.
- - East African in the news
- - An East African
- - Neighbor of a Kenyan
- - African native
- - Republic of Africa
- - East African
- - Cushitic language.
- - Native of an African republic.
- - African Moslems.
- - Native of eastern Africa.
- - Inhabitant of eastern Africa.
- - Certain Africans.
- - Native of East Africa.
- - East African tribesman.
- - Native of a coastal region in Africa.
- - Hamitic warrior of E. Africa.
- - Like some modern-day pirates
- - African language
- - Breed of cat.
- - Horn of Africa native
- - Eastern African
- - Shilling spender
- - Dweller on the Gulf of Aden
- - African republic
- - African
- - I'm also translating for one from East Africa
- - breed of cat with ruddy coloration and a fluffy tail