➠ Words with l

List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.

  • - Bar for imparting pressure
  • - Bar used for lifting
  • - Earth mover for Archimedes
  • - Look out for midwives in a bar
  • - Bar for prying
  • - Essential for prying
  • - Jimmy, for one
  • - Subject for Archimedes
  • - Crowbar, for example
  • - Bar for lifting
  • - Voting-booth device
  • - With what Archimedes claimed he could "move the Earth"
  • - Tool for Archimedes
  • - Instrument for lifting
  • - Prying device
  • - Device for Archimedes
  • - Tool for prying
  • - "Mechanical" device
  • - Lifting device
  • - Revolutionary party that can impart pressure to overcome resistance
  • - learner always produces something to lift
  • - Fixture in some voting booths
  • - Simple machine like a crowbar, e.g.
  • - Slot machine arm, essentially
  • - crowbar always needed by the learner
  • - Money always used to apply pressure
  • - Classic slot machine part
  • - Pry up
  • - voting machine feature
  • - A crowbar or a seesaw, essentially
  • - Crowbar, eg
  • - student always has a jemmy
  • - Light headed, always, in the bar
  • - Handle, pivot
  • - Celebrate rising machine operator
  • - it may be used to obtain a purchase
  • - Bar an apprentice always uses
  • - Lifting bar
  • - Part of a Rube Goldberg machine
  • - Rigid bar
  • - Recliner activator
  • - Old voting machine feature
  • - Old voting booth feature
  • - Old slot machine part
  • - Item used with a fulcrum
  • - Control stick
  • - Carnival-ride activator
  • - Bar to exert pressure
  • - Slot-machine part
  • - Jemmy
  • - Prying tool
  • - One of the six simple machines
  • - One finishing school perhaps not a crank
  • - Make merry back in bar
  • - Crowbar, essentially
  • - Pivoted bar
  • - Revolutionary merrymaking in bar
  • - Pry bar, e.g
  • - Parking brake part
  • - Old voting machine part
  • - Phil Everly's bar
  • - Prying-open tool
  • - Rigid bar pivoting about a fulcrum
  • - Slot machine arm, e.g
  • - Always supporting Liberal -- anything that can be used to gain an advantage
  • - Crowbar, basically
  • - Thing pulled in an old voting booth
  • - Part of a voting machine
  • - Prise
  • - Bar gifted to strip clubs
  • - This may be pivotal advice expressed by Cockney agony aunt?
  • - Piano key, essentially
  • - Wrench, essentially
  • - Piano keyboard component
  • - Pry bar
  • - Brake pedal, e.g.
  • - Bottle opener, essentially
  • - Crowbar at work
  • - Bar at the polling place?
  • - Prying bar, e.g.
  • - Prying need
  • - Seesaw, essentially
  • - Archimedean world mover
  • - Bar pivoted about a fulcrum
  • - Operating handle
  • - Emergency brake control
  • - Certain simple machine
  • - Obsolescent vote finalizer
  • - Voting machine part
  • - Voting booth fixture
  • - Voting booth feature
  • - It may pry
  • - Voting machine component
  • - Vote finalizer
  • - Item in some voting machines
  • - Archimedean tool
  • - Voting machine part, perhaps
  • - Pivot bar
  • - One-armed bandit's arm
  • - Lathering option
  • - Seesaw, e.g.
  • - Joystick, e.g.
  • - Archimedean machine
  • - Pryer's need
  • - .... Brothers (detergent makers)
  • - Bar used as a pry
  • - Simplest of machines
  • - It's about a fulcrum
  • - Pry
  • - Prier's need
  • - Prying bar
  • - Jimmy, essentially
  • - It rests on a fulcrum
  • - Simple prying tool
  • - Something to pry with
  • - ...... 2000 (soap brand)
  • - Prier.s tool
  • - Crowbar often
  • - Soap Bros.
  • - Lifting tool
  • - 89 + 30
  • - Crowbar or pry
  • - This will give you a lift
  • - Peavy
  • - Peavey, e.g.
  • - Means to an end.
  • - British novelist
  • - Pedal
  • - Simple machine
  • - Weight lifter
  • - Machine part
  • - Bar
  • - Jimmy
  • - Crowbar, e.g
  • - Jimmy, e.g
  • - Crowbar
  • - Handle
  • - Machine handle
  • - Opposing sides grab girl by arm
  • - It pivots on a fulcrum
  • - student always has a crowbar
  • - wild revel in the bar
  • - The bar on the left, always
  • - mechanical advantage needs a considerable amount of cleverness
  • - student always has jemmy
  • - "fences" and "the piano lesson"
  • - doesn't take a bow at the front
  • - Performs at a piano
  • - Works in a theater
  • - presumably doesn't take the first bow!
  • - Shakespeare wrote at least 37 of them
  • - Enjoys a game
  • - What Willie does "Down on the Corner"
  • - Puts on boots at the end of 1 down finishing the chores
  • - Is exhibited, as a film
  • - Isn't a benchwarmer
  • - "Everybody ...... the Fool"
  • - Is in the game
  • - Has a touching encounter on the playground?
  • - Has a role as
  • - Isn't just a benchwarmer
  • - "The Cherry Orchard," etc.
  • - "The Sea Gull," and others.
  • - Performs, in a way
  • - Is in the lineup
  • - Gets in the game
  • - the 2019 films "golda's balcony" and "judy" are based on them
  • - They may be works, strangely enough
  • - Dramatic treatment for palsy
  • - Dramatic performances
  • - Joins in game
  • - Some productions
  • - Engages in an important aspect of child development
  • - is instrumental in providing soft melodies
  • - Shakespeare's works
  • - Productions like "Hamlet"
  • - Theatre performances
  • - Dramatic stage pieces
  • - Quiet song soprano performs on guitar?
  • - Works of drama
  • - attending school ........
  • - Shakespeare wrote them
  • - Shakespeare works
  • - Dramatist's works
  • - Bows and scrapes
  • - Dramas
  • - -- what Ernie wrote left in French country
  • - Enjoys toys
  • - Quarterback's calls
  • - They have many lines
  • - Productions with lines
  • - What Ascap counts for purposes of royalties
  • - Puts on boots for more than one side today
  • - Coaching choices
  • - What coward was capable of producing to make music with lead singer
  • - Stage performances
  • - Options discussed in huddles
  • - Performs in an orchestra
  • - Nonmusical Broadway fare
  • - "Hamlet" and "Macbeth"
  • - Strums, perhaps
  • - Dramaturgy output
  • - "Coriolanus" and "Cymbeline"
  • - They're shown by X's, O's and arrows
  • - "Our Town" and "Othello"
  • - People huddle up to hear them
  • - Halfback option and Hail Mary
  • - "Antony and Cleopatra" and "Romeo and Juliet"
  • - West End stagings
  • - Ionesco creations
  • - Dramatic results
  • - Has fun
  • - Masques, e.g.
  • - One-acters
  • - Obie candidates
  • - Some Shakespeare works
  • - Subjects in huddles
  • - "Cats" and "Rent"
  • - They can be double or triple
  • - Pintner products
  • - Disports
  • - Rialto offerings
  • - Shavian creations
  • - Pretends to engage in.
  • - "Rhinoceros" and others.
  • - Mary Chase's works.
  • - Samson Raphaelson's output.
  • - Forte of Lindsay and Crouse.
  • - Theater productions
  • - Entertainments.
  • - Portrays
  • - Quarterback's repertoire
  • - Makes believe
  • - Frolics
  • - Broadway fare.
  • - Goofs around
  • - Performs
  • - Double ......
  • - See 8 Across
  • - Theatrical works
  • - Theater offerings
  • - Broadway offerings
  • - O'Neill output
  • - Pinter products
  • - Miller's forte.
  • - Stage productions.
  • - See 71 Down
  • - Neil Simon's output
  • - Arthur Miller's output
  • - Performs quiet songs
  • - for a time, van gogh lived and painted there
  • - learner captivated by a short break in french city
  • - Where van Gogh and Gauguin briefly lived together
  • - french home of van gogh
  • - Liberal France's expression of agreement with troubled Asian state
  • - State Pierre's agreement to meet Welsh girl in Hollywood area
  • - this state's capital derives its name from a red cypress post that a french canadian explorer saw in 1699.
  • - Crude oil in USA — and a state
  • - King taking interest with many stories in state
  • - Crude oil in a USA state
  • - unionist involved in illicit liaison with associate in american state
  • - State in Southeastern US
  • - Southern US state bought from the French in 1803
  • - Baton Rouge's state
  • - land purchase that doubled the size of the united states?
  • - IOU a snail over in the US state
  • - From which you might get oil in USA -- area that's near Mississippi
  • - The French expanded in state
  • - It's named for the Sun King
  • - State where in the Vosges one's intercepting climber
  • - state where "eve's bayou" is set
  • - Prepare an aioli with us in Baton Rouge
  • - LA woman embraces Scotsman
  • - us purchase of 1803?
  • - Lake Charles' state
  • - two men - a state
  • - state answer, following frenchman and scot
  • - Southern US state with the motto "Union, Justice and Confidence"
  • - Southern US state, a former French colony
  • - US state, capital Baton Rouge
  • - State Cuisine: gumbo
  • - French agreed on Welsh girl entering US city state
  • - Two men with a Texas neighbour
  • - US state whose capital is Baton Rouge
  • - Mardi Gras locale
  • - Southern United State on the Gulf of Mexico
  • - State of girl embracing boy
  • - Two men annexing a state
  • - New Orleans' state
  • - 18th of 50
  • - The Pelican State
  • - Its highest point is Driskill Mountain (535 feet)
  • - Place with many parishes
  • - *It contains 64 parishes
  • - Land famed for its cuisine
  • - Pelican State
  • - Its flag has pelicans on it
  • - Where Jackson Day is celebrated
  • - La Salle named it and claimed it for France
  • - Where Lake Charles is.
  • - Purchase of 1803.
  • - Natchitoches is its oldest city.
  • - Its motto: Union, Justice, Confidence.
  • - Neighbor of Texas
  • - One of the Gulf States
  • - Southern US state
  • - US state
  • - American state
  • - two men and a bit of america
  • - Lift cold, fat-free meat on top of that hot dish
  • - Drug-free Yank is after uplifting genetic stuff - what the weightlifters are always trying
  • - Weightlifter's lift
  • - It requires strength, being honourable with idiot
  • - Weightlifting event
  • - Olympic weightlifting event
  • - Weightlifting pair
  • - Weightlifting technique
  • - Weightlifting maneuver
  • - Not so far apart
  • - Less remote
  • - Not as remote
  • - Not so far away
  • - Not as far
  • - Not so remote
  • - caught also-ran, not so far away
  • - not so far from being more secretive
  • - Chummier
  • - Relief pitcher who finishes the game
  • - Snap or button
  • - Bullpen ace
  • - Bottom-of-the-ninth pitcher, often
  • - Comparatively contiguous
  • - "Cuddle up a little ...... . . . "
  • - More miserly
  • - More stingy
  • - More humid.
  • - More friendly
  • - Nearer.
  • - .... warmer
  • - Less distant
  • - More imminent
  • - More intimate
  • - Saver
  • - Deal maker
  • - Mariano Rivera, e.g.
  • - More compact
  • - One who shuts up and gets more intimate?
  • - A handier shutter?
  • - charlie and person that's defeated becoming more intimate
  • - less distant clubs associated with runner-up, say
  • - "Hold Me ...," song by Elton John and Britney Spears
  • - caught no-hoper less far away
  • - activity for which harry houdini was renowned
  • - Key game involving a drained Grimsby, struggling to get out of the box?
  • - Theatrical release of captive with key, saying sorry
  • - Popular pet
  • - Hole with rubbish over floor containing stray dog
  • - Clean gas I convert into a pain-killer
  • - pain relieving medication?
  • - Relieving or lessening pain
  • - Pain-killing drug
  • - Relieving pain
  • - Acting to relieve pain
  • - What should relieve pain of leasing arrangement in fact discovered
  • - Agent allaying pain
  • - Remedy allaying pain
  • - Deadening pain.
  • - Producing insensibility to pain.
  • - Pain-relieving drug
  • - Pain reliever
  • - medicine used to relieve pain
  • - medicine that relieves pain
  • - Drug which relieves pain
  • - Number of obsessive faces in Glastonbury event thus
  • - angelica's reformulated as painkiller
  • - Painkiller in case gal gets upset
  • - Drug a nice gal's sorted
  • - A sign Alec's tinkered with opiate maybe
  • - A gin Alec's drunk as a painkiller
  • - Sick gal in case needs medication
  • - Aspirin or acetaminophen
  • - Medical marijuana is one
  • - Painkiller that could produce endlessly calm easing
  • - Glance as criminal hides one drug
  • - Codeine, e.g
  • - Painkiller
  • - Aspirin, e.g
  • - Sweet engineers with vehicle providing buff on the exterior
  • - Baked custard dessert
  • - Egg custard flavoured with burnt sugar
  • - Custard dessert flavoured with burnt sugar
  • - Custard dessert
  • - Dessert dish
  • - Unreal property reduced by 50 per cent seen beyond river head
  • - Insincerity
  • - Elizabeth ..., 19th century English novelist known for "Cranford"
  • - Novelist born Elizabeth Cleghorn Stevenson in 1810
  • - She wrote books with set length, maintaining appeal
  • - blast, ken abbreviated lines she wrote!
  • - Sausage served unwrapped left in clutches of pet