➠ Words with l

List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.

  • - Copper perhaps left with chopped meat
  • - Platinum or copper, e.g.
  • - aluminum or iron
  • - Copper is one appearing in Ransome tale
  • - copper or silver
  • - Iron or titanium, e.g.
  • - aluminium or nickel
  • - Copper, say, taking time tucking into breakfast, perhaps …
  • - copper, say, married terribly late
  • - Zinc or copper
  • - Chrome or copper, e.g.
  • - Lead or copper, for example
  • - chrome or silver
  • - Silver or gold, for example
  • - Aluminum or titanium
  • - Mike's gone back in lead perhaps
  • - Bumped into Mr Gore or copper, perhaps?
  • - E.g. iron copper
  • - Element Such As Iron Copper Zinc Etc
  • - Eg, iron or copper
  • - Black Sabbath or Iron Maiden genre
  • - Lead or gold
  • - copper, zinc, eg
  • - lead or zinc, e.g.
  • - Iron or lead
  • - Silver or steel
  • - Word with heavy or sheet
  • - Word with "heavy" or "precious"
  • - Titanium or tin
  • - Steel or iron
  • - Silver or platinum
  • - It may be forged or precious
  • - It can be heavy or precious
  • - Iron or tin
  • - Gold or tin
  • - Gold or lead
  • - Copper or chromium
  • - Bismuth or bullion
  • - Tin or copper
  • - Tin or aluminum
  • - Steel or silver
  • - Silver, gold, or platinum
  • - Silver or tin
  • - Silver or copper
  • - Rhenium or rhodium
  • - Potassium or sodium, e.g.
  • - Osmium or rhodium
  • - Nickel or cadmium
  • - Mercury or magnesium
  • - Manganese or magnesium
  • - Lithium or iridium
  • - Iron, gold or silver, for example
  • - Iron or steel, for example
  • - Iron or steel
  • - Iron or copper, for example
  • - Iron or copper, e.g.
  • - Heavy or precious follower
  • - Gold, bronze, or silver
  • - Gold or zinc
  • - Gold or iron
  • - Gold silver or copper
  • - Genre for Death or Megadeth
  • - Erbium or cobalt
  • - Element like gold or silver
  • - Copper or zinc
  • - Copper or tin
  • - Cerium or cesium
  • - Brass or lead, e.g.
  • - Bismuth or tungsten.
  • - For many on late turn, it can be heavy
  • - What staples are made out of
  • - For example, Iron Maiden and others
  • - Loud rock genre
  • - stanley kubrick movie starring matthew modine, full – jacket
  • - Brass, say, for military leader and others
  • - iron part of the helmet altered
  • - detector's find
  • - Product of forging
  • - mineral substance
  • - Bronze, eg
  • - Report of toughness in variety of rock
  • - Lead for one encountered above call centre
  • - slayer's genre
  • - Lead, say, for Bond's boss and others
  • - Tin, e.g.
  • - Valuable part of ore
  • - like cobalt
  • - Time to access food in tin, for example
  • - "Sound of ...," film starring Riz Ahmed that won two Oscars in 2021
  • - Music genre often labeled "heavy"
  • - Scrap, at a junkyard
  • - Category for iron and Iron Maiden
  • - Music genre that is sometimes "heavy"
  • - formative material
  • - Genre to mosh to
  • - lustrous substance removing tiny fault from 27
  • - Half of it used during a meal may be silver
  • - "Full ... Jacket" (1987 war movie)
  • - Iron, say
  • - Listing in the periodic table
  • - Iron, for example
  • - No-no in a microwave
  • - Vanadium, for one
  • - Platinum, for example
  • - Palladium, for one
  • - Microwave's nemesis
  • - Bullion
  • - Something to keep out of a microwave
  • - Smith's medium
  • - Scrap yard material
  • - Lithium, e.g.
  • - Lead, for example
  • - Judas Priest's genre
  • - Good conductor of electricity
  • - Conductive substance
  • - Zirconium, for example
  • - What a detector may find
  • - Type that has been set
  • - Twisted Sister's music
  • - Tungsten, for example
  • - Tungsten, e.g.
  • - Titanium e.g.
  • - Stuff in a mint
  • - Sodium, for one
  • - SMWIA word
  • - Smith's material
  • - Slayer's expertise
  • - Scandium, for example
  • - Rocker's heavy ......
  • - Rock genre, informally
  • - Rock and roll genre
  • - Refinery output
  • - Quonset hut material
  • - Platinum, e.g.
  • - Ozzy Osbourne's music, informally
  • - Ore material
  • - No-no in a microwave oven
  • - Musically, it's heavy
  • - Musically this can be heavy
  • - Motörhead genre
  • - Monel, e.g.
  • - Mint need
  • - Ministry's specialty
  • - Microwave's foil?
  • - Meshuggah's music
  • - Meshuggah's genre
  • - Megadeth's genre
  • - Material for some Slinkys
  • - Mastodon's genre
  • - Lithium, for one
  • - Lithium is the lightest one known
  • - Like most golf woods, nowadays
  • - Iridium, e.g.
  • - In rock, it may be heavy
  • - In music, it can be heavy
  • - Homophone for mettle
  • - Heavy ...... band
  • - Heavy ...... (rock music genre)
  • - Heavy ...... (Ozzy Osbourne's music genre)
  • - Headbanger's music genre
  • - Gold, for instance
  • - Goblin Cock's genre
  • - Founding need
  • - Forging product
  • - Elemental substance
  • - Detector type
  • - Def Leppard's genre
  • - Composed type
  • - Coin composition
  • - Bullion, e.g.
  • - Broken stone used in road-making
  • - Bismuth, for one
  • - Baroness genre
  • - Any of the transition elements
  • - Patterns.
  • - Is out of business due to high standards
  • - Various ladies will show standards of perfection
  • - Lofty notions of exceptional ladies
  • - people or things seen as perfect
  • - Sailed freely with raised standards
  • - they lie! how sad! you thought them perfect!
  • - transaction is about perfect goals
  • - Lofty principles of spoilt ladies
  • - considered perfect - that is, for lads
  • - Standards by which one does business?
  • - Ladies who reform become perfect examples
  • - Values working ladies
  • - More than one model is securing business arrangement
  • - ladies appear to find them of the highest perfection
  • - Naughty ladies men dream of
  • - ladies' changing conceptions of perfection
  • - ladies change aspirations
  • - more than one high aspiration is about to give out
  • - Bad ladies can have the highest standards
  • - Exemplary standards
  • - Is put out of business by scrupulous notions
  • - Trade is without high standards
  • - Sailed off course despite high standards
  • - Negotiate breaking one's standards
  • - What 10s represent
  • - Is out of town creating notions of perfection
  • - Standards one's needed to seal business arrangement
  • - More than one standard is about trade
  • - sometimes unattainable maxima
  • - Loose ladies can be lofty!
  • - core values
  • - perfect standards
  • - anon trades in prototypes
  • - Standards or principles one aspires to achieve
  • - Dreams of Delia's cooking
  • - Personal values
  • - Dreams of youth
  • - Visionary goals
  • - They're striven for
  • - Personal standards
  • - Perfection concepts
  • - Parties in many compromises
  • - Paragons and paradigms
  • - High aims
  • - Conceptions of perfection
  • - Christian rockers have them
  • - Certain standards
  • - Best possible scenario situations
  • - Ultimates
  • - Perfect models
  • - Guiding principles
  • - Ethics
  • - Moral values
  • - High-minded goals
  • - Bad ladies can have high principles
  • - Moral values of ladies' movement
  • - Models of excellence
  • - High principles
  • - High moral aspirations
  • - Standards of perfection
  • - Lofty goals
  • - More than one model is accepting contract
  • - Lofty ambitions
  • - Noble principles
  • - Lofty standards
  • - Paradigms
  • - 2 down lost Sinatra's primary standards
  • - High standards of ladies' adaptation
  • - High morals
  • - Ethicist's principles
  • - Things to aspire to
  • - Lofty aspirations
  • - Sailed away with models of perfection
  • - Lofty principles
  • - Is embracing business transaction producing highest standards?
  • - Bad ladies have high principles
  • - Exemplars
  • - High standards
  • - Settlement at the centre is for convictions
  • - Noble goals
  • - Standards to aim for
  • - Goals to strive for
  • - Worthy aims
  • - Worthy principles
  • - Reformed ladies, they're highly thought of
  • - Reformed ladies show the highest standards
  • - Independent contract with Sun models
  • - Standards to be aimed at
  • - Models of perfection
  • - Models; principles
  • - Noble aims
  • - Ladies in fashion becoming models
  • - Things to try to live up to
  • - Worthy pursuits
  • - Things to strive for
  • - Naughty ladies which men dream of
  • - Archetypes
  • - Things to uphold
  • - World peace and the golden rule
  • - Models must be fashionable ladies
  • - Sailed at sea with models
  • - Symbols of perfection
  • - Examplars
  • - Thoreau topic
  • - Concepts of perfection
  • - Worthy principles Christian rockers have
  • - 10s, say
  • - Highest standards
  • - Things to live up to
  • - Epitomes
  • - Noble standards
  • - Notions of perfection
  • - Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
  • - Topic in transcendentalism
  • - They can't get any better
  • - Role models, say
  • - Perfect forms
  • - Utopian ideas
  • - Guides for the high-minded
  • - Bases of a candidate's platform
  • - Tens, e.g.
  • - Worthwhile goals
  • - Perfect examples
  • - Apotheoses
  • - Guiding lights
  • - What 10's represent
  • - Points in a lofty speech
  • - Lofty beliefs
  • - Dreamer's goals
  • - Tens, perhaps
  • - Guiding stars, to use a metaphor
  • - 10's
  • - Hard-to-reach situations?
  • - Sense of values
  • - Nonpareils
  • - High ends
  • - Worthwhile aims
  • - High goals
  • - Paradigms or paragons
  • - Perfect types
  • - Commendable principles
  • - Standards of excellence
  • - Aspirations
  • - "...... dreams!"
  • - Shining examples
  • - Objectives
  • - ...... principles
  • - Values
  • - High marks
  • - Aims.
  • - Role models
  • - Goals.
  • - Paragons
  • - Standards
  • - Models.
  • - See 23-Across
  • - Models of perfection unsettled ladies ...
  • - yours truly bargains with the highest standards
  • - Eccentric ladies highly thought of
  • - Is out of place in ethical considerations!
  • - Standards to aspire to
  • - ladies' broken principles
  • - Creed is carrying timber
  • - Is out of town formulating ethics
  • - Calm someone's nerves, e.g.
  • - Calm, as fears
  • - Calm one's fears
  • - Calm; soothe
  • - Calm
  • - calm some of the hysterical laymen
  • - pacino has place to subdue?
  • - Relieve, soothe
  • - Quiet, as worries
  • - Set to rest
  • - Put to rest, as fears
  • - Ease, like fears
  • - Put to rest
  • - A large place similar to 23 across
  • - Take the edge off a large place
  • - Ease, as fears
  • - Soothe, as fears
  • - Assuage
  • - Lessen, as fears
  • - Soothe, as worries
  • - Relieve, as anxiety
  • - Quell, as fears
  • - Help to soothe
  • - End (fears)
  • - Put at rest
  • - Dispel, as fears
  • - Put an apprehension to bed
  • - Ease, as one's fears
  • - Diminish or end (fears)
  • - Quell, as concerns
  • - Set to rest, as doubt
  • - Pacify
  • - Appease
  • - Set to rest, as fears
  • - Ease, as anxieties
  • - Quench
  • - Slake
  • - Quell
  • - Mitigate
  • - Dispel
  • - Reduce, as fears
  • - Relieve; pacify
  • - Palliate.
  • - Temper
  • - Alleviate
  • - Lighten
  • - Relieve
  • - Soften
  • - Mollify
  • - Make quiet
  • - Quiet
  • - Soothe
  • - Ease
  • - Lessen
  • - Take the edge off
  • - Moderate
  • - Ease, as one's concerns
  • - mollify, as fears
  • - Assuage, as fears
  • - relieve everyone, but not for a whole day!
  • - Put at ease, as fears