➠ Words with l
List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.
- - Take advantage of notable deed
- - make full use of
- - Make use of unfairly
- - take advantage of escapade
- - Take advantage of PLO trapped in exit
- - Selfishly make use of heroic deed
- - take advantage of an heroic deed
- - Make productive use of
- - take advantage of adventure
- - Take advantage of exit poll almost being wrong
- - Unfairly make use of
- - heroic feat of overwork
- - Make use of mystery man in polite organisation
- - Use former wife's intrigue to keep single
- - Take advantage of heroic achievement
- - Take advantage of mine no longer, having left nothing inside
- - Make the most of an adventure
- - Feat of old aviator, one positioned closer to rear
- - Take unfair advantage of
- - Bit of derring-do
- - Use
- - Take advantage (of)
- - Take advantage of former unit amid patch of ground
- - Take advantage of bold deed
- - Old bed accommodating one's deed
- - Impressive feat
- - Abandoned conspiracy retains one achievement
- - stunt old flier created by dropping one down
- - Turn to account, one associated with action hero?
- - Bold feat
- - Play upon [weakness]
- - beginner in trade show has desirable quality for heroic action
- - Misuse
- - Heroic feat
- - Polite Dicky carries cross in heroic deed
- - Divorcee, one in bed, offers adventure
- - Profit by adventure
- - Former airman deferring current adventure
- - Milk round one operates at 33, moving over in retirement
- - Achievement? Retired airman having one further back
- - Look in old mine for milk
- - Hero's tale
- - Heroic deed
- - Daring deed
- - Daring feat
- - Feat
- - Deed
- - Adventure
- - Stunt
- - Tour de force
- - Old story about one adventure
- - Walk all over Arafat's organisation on entering departure gate
- - Sextant's predecessor
- - Sextant's forerunner
- - Ancient sea tool primarily getting sailor in position
- - Instrument has a light flashing outside Los Angeles
- - ...or a stable arrangement for old altimeter!
- - it was used for taking altitudes from real boats
- - Instrument formerly used to measure the altitude of stars and planets and as a navigational aid
- - Early navigational aid
- - Old navigational instrument
- - Old navigation instrument
- - Navigation tool
- - having no jockey lacking a clause
- - Missing one in the saddle, as is the writer in 14
- - Writer put on lady's clothing in a weary way
- - Cry from Hunt when account comes before House
- - Agree to start home without me calling in pursuit
- - What's yelled while chasing one with a brush is - to some extent - brutally honest
- - A foxhunt cry that's totally honky without being tonky
- - Hallo! Ty is upset over hunting cry
- - Hoy cycled after great sporting cry
- - sporting cry can amount to bit of a laugh
- - Fox over there at Holly roundabout
- - Some brutally honest sportsman's cry
- - Hard to believe … Hoy broadcast call when riding
- - Fox-finding cry
- - Cry signifying that fox has been sighted
- - Hunting cry when a fox is sighted
- - Partner in hot pants gives cry
- - Friend covered in hot liquid gives cry
- - Surprise Count at the start with Bellow at bloodcurdling, beastly event
- - Sporting cry from friend in hot pants
- - Match ends in whitewash, so cry sportingly?
- - Reckoning overtures from hostile officers may be a call to meet
- - Fox-sighting cry
- - Cry when people meet
- - Cry to encourage hounds at a hunt
- - Quite gutless youth stopping to cry at blood sports
- - Call to a foxhound
- - Not what a fox wants to hear
- - Foxhunter's cry
- - Hunt cry
- - Huntsman's cry
- - Word to a hound
- - Friend in war, among nearly 1000, gives rousing cry
- - Fox hunting cry
- - Hunting cry
- - Fox-hunter's cry
- - Fox hunt cry
- - Hunter's cry
- - Cry to hounds
- - Friend in hot liquid gives cry
- - though half out of it, friend interrupts huntsman's cry
- - friend's wearing hot design for wolf-whistle?
- - Foxhunting call
- - Hunters' call can count on head office
- - Fox-hunting yell
- - Fox sighted!
- - Fox hunters' halloo
- - "I've seen the fox!"
- - "Look out, fox!"
- - Hot shot overshadows friend heard going hunting
- - Sporting call from friend in hot pants
- - What John Peel might have called house record previously
- - "There's the fox!"
- - Hunter's holler
- - Fox hunting word
- - Fox hunt shout
- - Fox-hunt whoop
- - Certain hunter's shout
- - Hunter s call
- - Fox spotter's call
- - "Yoicks" relative
- - Coach-and-four.
- - Huntsman's halloo.
- - Fool with pronounced strokes
- - Alternate title for this puzzle
- - Coach
- - Seashore find
- - Beach find
- - Hawk encircles hot exterior
- - she gets £50 for just the inedible part!
- - She has £50 to pay out!
- - Son: nightmare case
- - Shotgun ammunition
- - Society suffering, but they're making record profits
- - explosive found on the beach
- - kind of shock caused by outer casing
- - Snails home
- - Hull market will contain fish, ultimately
- - Hermit crab's protection
- - explosive food container?
- - a mobile home, for a turtle
- - bombard the exterior
- - a case that is hard to project in attack
- - outer case
- - Outer part of an egg
- - Tortoise's top
- - snail's cover
- - Petrochemical company with centre on London's South Bank
- - could be nutty or explosive inside
- - egg cover
- - what kind of object is symbolic of the camino de santiago pilgrimage?
- - She will provide a home for a turtle
- - missile associated with the sea
- - Missile that may be found on the beach
- - She will shortly be a nut case
- - peanut protector
- - That lady will shortly launch an attack
- - Souvenir found in the sand
- - Tortoise's home?
- - That woman will be a hard case!
- - A shore thing
- - It's common to a crab and a tortoise
- - A hard covering or a big oil company
- - A gutted building
- - Portable refuge for a tortoise or crustacean
- - the girl will use the artillery
- - Pecan discard
- - Son having a nightmare sees skeleton
- - All the same without A-Team producing bomb
- - explosive found on beach
- - Hardcover?
- - Explosive projectile
- - Clam's home
- - Clam's case
- - Woman's sleeveless blouse
- - Wentletrap, e.g.
- - Type of light shoe, like a pump.
- - Turtle house
- - Taco holder
- - Snail's protective covering
- - Snail's home
- - Pyrotechnic device
- - Pyrotechnic cartridge
- - Pom-pom ammunition
- - Pastry exterior
- - Part of some pastries
- - Outside of an egg
- - Outer casing
- - One kind of game
- - Oarsman's place
- - Mussels marinara discard
- - Manitoba's White ..........
- - Item in a confidence game.
- - Hard outer case
- - Hard covering for a snail or tortoise
- - Gun cartridge
- - Game or shock
- - Egg's exterior
- - Egg exterior
- - Cox's charge
- - Conch, perhaps
- - Con-game prop
- - Boat with a crew
- - Beach pickup
- - Prepare peas
- - Kind of game
- - Light boat
- - Projectile
- - Bombard
- - Regatta sight
- - Mollusk's home
- - Beach home?
- - Contaminating download
- - Dangerous downloads
- - Problem for computer users or coastal residents
- - Harmful computer agents like Trojans and viruses
- - Cyber security term for any kind of disruptive software
- - online viruses and such
- - Scary programs
- - Pernicious computer programs
- - Computer security threat
- - Sharp tool twisted into horse for Trojan's delivery?
- - Desktop viruses, e.g
- - Apple worms, say
- - Invasive computer software
- - It might require antiviral treatment to beat
- - Computer viruses, e.g
- - PC viruses, for instance
- - Worms and such
- - Fighting in island capital not good for a PC
- - Viruses, worms, etc.
- - It might give you a virus
- - Top-notch, to a Brit
- - Top-hole
- - describing a lavish meal
- - Served up friends at a wake a lavish meal
- - Lavish to dine with drink included
- - Extravagant (informal)
- - Sumptuous drink consumed by another
- - Sumptuous to dine without drink
- - (Of a meal) lavish
- - Excellent, to a Brit
- - First-rate, in Rugby
- - Excellent, in British lingo
- - Excellent, in Exeter
- - Lavish
- - Not half bad! (informal)
- - In seconds, eagerly devour such a feast
- - Undertakes with vigor (2 wds.)
- - White marble landmark that houses seven bells, tuned to the musical scale (4 wds.)
- - of practical benefit
- - Practical, helpful
- - having practical value
- - Handy, practical
- - American fuel reprocessing is practical
- - Of value
- - Having a purpose.
- - Worth having
- - Practical
- - Serving a function, say
- - able to help us with processed fuel
- - Handy form of fuel for us
- - Effective for you and me, we end almost full
- - Consume energy, wasting resource ultimately that's valuable
- - Beneficial, of help
- - utilitarian part of profuse, fulsome praise
- - american fuel - terribly handy
- - Being handy, guest regularly rebuilt flue
- - american developed fuel of great importance
- - Helpful when you spilled fuels
- - america has poor fuel, but it's serviceable
- - Profitable source of energy promoted in America, oil perhaps
- - Beneficial and of good service
- - Invaluable American fuel English brought to the front
- - Some House fulminations can serve a purpose
- - Handy American fuel product
- - Not just for show
- - Handy-dandy
- - Advantageous
- - Serving a purpose
- - Handy; proficient
- - Being of service
- - Functional, handy
- - Handy American fuel produced
- - Convenient American energy extracted from coal, say, and sent North
- - Blown fuse found in university - how handy is that?
- - Worthwhile American English teaching outside of university
- - Universal fuels designed to be beneficial
- - Proficient; handy
- - Handy for you and me to process fuel
- - Not just decorative
- - Very able, competent
- - Serviceable bulb discovered after blown fuse
- - American fuel needing reprocessing to be profitable
- - Advantageous; very able
- - Handy to have
- - Worth holding on to
- - Of help
- - Earning one's keep, say
- - Employable
- - Purposive.
- - Serving some purpose
- - Good to have around
- - Worthwhile
- - Serviceable?
- - Helpful
- - Good for something
- - Beneficial
- - Utilitarian.
- - ...... of service
- - Functional
- - Convenient
- - Effective
- - Instrumental
- - Handy
- - Something that's handy to have is this
- - Handy and beneficial
- - commendable to employ fellow university lecturer at the start
- - What may move our case (last bit of travel)?
- - It has an organ and horses around
- - Rodgers and Hammerstein premiere of 1945
- - Musical of 1945
- - Richard Rodgers show.
- - Musical version of "Liliom."
- - Famous Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.
- - Rodgers & Hammerstein musical
- - Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
- - Richard Rodgers musical.
- - Site of much horsing around?
- - Ride around with learner needing to keep awake
- - Rotating conveyor
- - Motor with old exhaust left roundabout
- - Musical baggage carrier
- - Luggage conveyor
- - Girl about to utilise airport facility
- - Baggage-claim structure
- - Wake up in a state — there's bags going on round here
- - Party's lost initially; it's located in 'Arrivals'
- - "You'll Never Walk Alone" musical
- - 1956 Shirley Jones musical
- - Show that gave us "You'll Never Walk Alone"
- - Collaboration by 68-Across suggested by six squares in this puzzle
- - "June Is Bustin' Out All Over" musical
- - "If I Loved You" musical
- - Whirlgig
- - R. & H. musical
- - Merry-go-round: Var.
- - Carnival feature: Var.
- - 1944 musical.
- - "Liliom" as a musical.
- - Cavalry tournament.
- - Roundabout
- - Fairground ride
- - Merry-go-round
- - Fair sight
- - Carnival ride?
- - Amusement park ride
- - Baggage handler
- - Horses around?
- - Make merry getting fifty on merry-go-round
- - Respirators
- - Asthma sufferers' devices
- - Devices for relieving asthma
- - Tools for asthmatics
- - Vapers are healthier, pubs half-heartedly admit
- - devices for treating asthma
- - Asthmatics' needs
- - Asthma sufferers' needs
- - They may deliver anesthesia
- - They help some breathe easier
- - Bronchitis sufferers' aids
- - Asthmatics' needs, sometimes
- - Asthma-treating devices
- - Breathing aids
- - Devices that help asthma sufferers to breathe
- - Recent coinage record splits monies incorrectly
- - "Moose-ling" could be a recent addition to dictionary
- - Endless money and gold is melted down for coinage
- - Word coinage
- - Coinage required here on Limoges tours?
- - Some lingo that's freshly made?
- - No egoism worries about student's new term
- - Some log in with permutation of made up expression
- - new word in some lingo - weird
- - Term like "take the knee" in 2017 or "perestroika" in 1986
- - Laser, circa 1960
- - Addition to the dictionary
- - Engineer losing me introducing initially one new term
- - Newly-coined word
- - Hypermiling, for one
- - Made-up word
- - New word
- - Remembering
- - Taking back
- - Bringing back engineers on the telephone
- - not forgetting about a vocation
- - Chose after considering several alternatives (2 wds.)