➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - Pitiful me word
- - Oh lackaday!
- - Melodramatic "Oh no!"
- - Me-oh-my
- - Ancestor of "D'oh!"
- - "Why is it always me?"
- - "Sadly for me ..."
- - "Pitiful me"
- - "Oh, what a terrible pity!"
- - "Oh, what a pity!"
- - "Oh, were it not true!"
- - "Oh, poor me"
- - "Oh well," in more poetic terms
- - "Dear me!" word
- - "D'oh!" of old
- - "Ah, man. Me again?"
- - ".........., my Love! ye do me wrong"
- - "Oh gracious!"
- - "D'oh!" relative
- - 'It pains me to say ...'
- - 'Oh, woe is me!'
- - [Why me?!]
- - 'Gracious me!'
- - "Oh me, oh my!"
- - "Oh, ...... Me."
- - [Poor, pitiful me!]
- - "Oh, what am I to do?"
- - [Oh, well]
- - "Ah, me!"
- - "Too bad for little me"
- - 'Oh, what a shame!'
- - "Why did this happen to me? ME!"
- - 'Oh, were it not so'
- - "Oh, woe!"
- - 'Woe is me!'
- - Voiced sigh
- - Victorian's word of regret.
- - Victorian word of commiseration.
- - Verbalized sigh
- - Unhappy interjection
- - Unhappy exclamation
- - U-turn from "I'm good"
- - Troubled cry
- - To Hadrian, this was "Heu!"
- - Theatrical sigh
- - Sustineo ........: Air Force motto
- - Start of Hamlet's "Yorick" speech
- - Start of a Hamlet monologue
- - Spoken sigh.
- - Sorry cry
- - Sorrowing sound
- - Sorrowing cry
- - Sorrowful exclamation
- - Sorrow for Yorick.
- - Something said with a sigh
- - Sitka's state: Abbr.
- - Sighing cry
- - Sighed effect
- - Shelley's "Shucks!"
- - Shakespearean plaint
- - Shakespearean "What a shame"
- - Shakespeare's "Woe!"
- - Shakespeare's "Sadly . . ."
- - Shakespeare's "Bummer!"
- - Self-pitying sigh
- - Self-pitying cry
- - Sad work for Yorick
- - Sad word for "Poor Yorick"
- - Sad interjection
- - Remark with a sigh
- - Remark of the resigned
- - Remark of regret
- - Remark filled with gloom
- - Relative of alack
- - Relative of "oy"
- - Quaint word of regret
- - Quaint cry of regret
- - Preceder of a bit of bad news
- - Preceder of "poor Yorick"
- - Poetic word of regret
- - Plaintive sentence opener
- - Pitiful plaint
- - Pitiful interjection
- - Piteous sigh
- - Ovid's "Eheu!"
- - Opposite of "Hurray!"
- - Opposite of "Happily ..."
- - Olden "Oy!"
- - Old-timey word of woe
- - Old-timey word meaning "It's a real shame!"
- - Old-time word of woe
- - Mournful expression
- - Mournful comment
- - Melodramatic "Rats!"
- - Medieval "Bummer!"
- - Loser's reaction
- - Lead-in to unfortunate news
- - Last of a Stein line
- - Lamenting sigh
- - Lamentful word
- - Lackaday's cousin
- - Lackadaisy!
- - Lack-a-day!
- - Kin of alack
- - It might precede bad news
- - Intro to "twas not to be"
- - Interjection when reminiscing about poor Yorick
- - Interjection that comes from the Latin for "weary"
- - Interjection derived from the Latin for "weary"
- - Heigh-ho!
- - Handwringer's word
- - Hamlet's word of regret
- - Grievous exclamation
- - Grieving word
- - Griever's exclamation
- - Gloomy Gus' expression
- - Expression of worry
- - Expression of sorrow or pity
- - Expression of sadness
- - Exclamation of wistfulness
- - Exclamation of sorrow or pity
- - Exclamation of pity
- - Exclamation of lamentation
- - Exclamation of concern
- - End of a Stein line re pigeons
- - End of a popular Stein line
- - Eheu!
- - Dramatic lament
- - Dramatic expression of unhappiness
- - Dramatic cry of woe
- - Dramatic cry
- - Dolorous exclamation
- - Doleful word
- - Distressed utterance
- - Dignified cousin of "Shucks!"
- - Dignified "Drat!"
- - Despondent word
- - Damsel's lament
- - Cry or sigh
- - Cry of sadness
- - Cry of resignation
- - Cry of melancholy
- - Cry for Yorick
- - Cry expressing grief
- - Crier's sigh
- - Consoler's word
- - Common interjection in Shakespeare
- - Comment on a loss
- - Comment of the despondent
- - Comment about a loss
- - By bad luck
- - Bummer!: poet.
- - Brief lamentation
- - Bard's plaint
- - Bad-news lead-in
- - Alack's relative
- - Alack's companion
- - Ach!
- - Ach, in Akron
- - A word to poor Yorick
- - A word about poor Yorick
- - A sighed aside
- - "I know what the caged bird feels, ......!": Dunbar, 1899
- - "Your loss"
- - "With all regrets..."
- - "What a terrible situation!"
- - "What a shame!," to Shakespeare
- - "What a shame," in Shakespeare plays
- - "What a pity!," to Shakespeare
- - "What a pity," quaintly
- - "Wellaway!" updated
- - "We need a government, ......, because of the nature of humans": P. J. O'Rourke
- - "Too bad," to a bard
- - "'Tis a pity!"
- - "This sucks," poshly
- - "This is e'er so tragic!"
- - "Them's the breaks," more formally
- - "The weather-glass/Is set at ......": Auden
- - "That's a shame," old-style
- - "That's a shame," in Shakespearean language
- - "Sustineo ......" (early USAF motto)
- - "Such is my fate!"
- - "Shucks!," to a poet
- - "Sadly," quaintly
- - "Sadly," in poems
- - "Sad is my lot!"
- - "Poor Yorick" preceder
- - "Pigeons on the grass ......"
- - "Pigeons in the grass, ......"
- - "Pigeons in the grass, ......."—Gertrude Stein.
- - "Ohhhh ..."
- - "Miserabile dictu!"
- - "Mama said there'd be days like this"
- - "It's sad but true ..."
- - "It wasn't meant to be"
- - "If only things had turned out differently!"
- - "If only things had turned out different!"
- - "I'm afraid ..."
- - "I hate to say this, but ..."
- - "I hate to say it, but ..."
- - "I am miserable"
- - "How unfortunate!" to Shakespeare
- - "FML," in older times
- - "Fate is so cruel!"
- - "Darn," more formally
- - "Bummer" of old
- - "Bummer!," old-style
- - "Alack" companion
- - "Ah, man!" of old
- - "Ah, 'twas not to be"
- - "Ah well, we tried"
- - "'Twas never to be ..."
- - "'Tis sad"
- - "'Tis lamentable"
- - "'Tis a sad day"
- - "...., the love of women!": Byron
- - "...., I am not coop'd here for defence!": "Henry VI, Part 3"
- - "...., 'tis true, I have gone here and there": Sonnet 110
- - "......! I loved you best": Sheffield
- - "......! 'tis true I have gone here and there" (start of a Shakespeare sonnet)
- - "......, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio"
- - "......, I am dying beyond my means": Oscar Wilde
- - "......, Babylon" (Pat Frank novel)
- - "......, Babylon" (Cold War classic)
- - "......, Babylon" (1959 post-apocalyptic novel)
- - "......, Babylon" (1959 novel)
- - "......, 'tis true ..." (start of a Shakespearean sonnet)
- - ".........., poor Milan!": Prospero
- - "...... the heavy day!": "Othello"
- - "...... the day!": Desdemona
- - "...... the day!" (Shakespearean interjection)
- - "...... the day!" (Shakespearean exclamation)
- - "...... the day!" (cry repeated in Shakespeare)
- - "...... and alack!" (old-timey exclamation)
- - " 'Twas not to be . . ."
- - " . . . ...... for England": Chesterton
- - 'Pity, pity'
- - "My bad luck!"
- - :(, poetically
- - ...... and alack
- - BARD'S LAMENT?
- - Regretful remark
- - Opposite of 'Yay!'
- - 'I'm afraid to say ...'
- - As bad luck would have it
- - "I'm sorry to say . . ."
- - Sad news
- - Commiserative comment
- - Woeful lament
- - [That's such a shame!]
- - Lead-in to bad news
- - 'The bad news is ... '
- - Expression of concern
- - Rueful exclamation
- - Neighbor of Can.
- - Statement of resignation
- - "Very sorry"
- - Sad word.
- - Soliloquy opener
- - Wistful remark
- - Expression of woe
- - Melodramatic lament
- - "Alack!"
- - Exclamation of resignation
- - Shakespearean lament
- - Quaint word of dismay
- - Expression of sorrow
- - "Wellaway!"
- - Expression of regret
- - Sorrowful expression
- - Exclamation of sorrow
- - Welladay!
- - Woeful exclamation
- - O dear!
- - "Just my luck!"
- - "That's the way the cookie crumbles"
- - Resignation exclamation
- - Ah well!
- - 'What a tragedy'
- - "What a bummer"
- - 'More's the pity'
- - "Sorry to hear that"
- - "It's a pity"
- - [I'm doomed]
- - Expression of dismay.
- - Sound of woe
- - 'That's a pity'
- - State: Abbr.
- - "Too bad, so sad!"
- - Melodramatic cry
- - "Sorry, Charlie"
- - Word of dismay
- - It'll show you the world
- - [That's so ... sad]
- - 'Tut-tut'
- - 'Sad to say'
- - Bad news word
- - Map book missing capital of Tunisia, sadly
- - Woeful word
- - Old poet's cry of grief
- - 'That's life, I guess'
- - "I regret to inform you ..."
- - " 'Tis so sad"
- - "So sorry to say..."
- - Word of sorrow
- - Word of woe
- - Weary word
- - 'Regrettably,' poetically
- - "Too bad for us all, we tried"
- - 'How tragic!'
- - Cry of regret
- - "I fear..."
- - Cry of remorse or regret
- - 'Sorry to say ... '
- - Woeful cry
- - Cry of deep regret
- - 'I hate to say it . . .'
- - Resigned interjection
- - Sorrowful sigh
- - "Unfortunately ..."
- - Painful cry of regret
- - Woeful remark
- - "Sadly ..."
- - 'It's a shame ...'
- - Weary sigh
- - Area final cut short, unfortunately
- - Word before some sad words
- - Regretfully!
- - Word said with a sigh
- - Regrettably, unfortunately
- - Sorry to say involved in criminal assault
- - Regrettably
- - Unhappily
- - Mournful word
- - Bard's 'Bummer!'
- - 'What a pity'
- - "Pity"
- - Griever's word
- - 'Too bad,' old-style
- - Sad sigh
- - Endless uncooked food served up, sadly
- - Sighed word
- - Sadly trapped in criminal assembly
- - Word from the woeful
- - Rueful word
- - Primmer 'That sucks!'
- - "Tis a shame'
- - "Tis a tragedy ...'
- - 'We gave it a shot'
- - Sighed lament
- - Poetic plaint
- - Poetic lament
- - Quaint lament
- - Dejection interjection
- - Quaint plaint
- - It's said with a sigh
- - "Oy!"
- - "O, woe!"
- - Woeful expression
- - Verbal sigh
- - "Dear, dear"
- - "Ohhh!"
- - "Would that it were so!"
- - 'So it goes'
- - Lamentation
- - Hidden theme of the puzzle
- - [Boo-hoo!]
- - Plaintive cry
- - 'Tsk tsk!'
- - Word of regret
- - "— so sorry!"
- - 'Such is life'
- - 'C'est la vie'
- - Sighed line
- - [Sigh]
- - 'Rats!'
- - Distressed cry
- - Frightens
- - Mournful cry
- - "How awful!"
- - 'That's terrible'
- - Cry of despair
- - "Say it ain't so!"
- - Cry of woe
- - Cry of dismay
- - Pained cry
- - 'That's a shame'
- - 'Such a pity'
- - 'How unfortunate'
- - "That's too bad"
- - "Bummer"
- - "Such a shame"
- - "So sad"
- - What a shame!
- - Regretful comment
- - Woe
- - 'That's rough!'
- - Sound of distress
- - Cry of distress
- - Expression of grief