➠ Words with l

List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.

  • - Admirable sort
  • - Very fair, admirable sort
  • - Admirable one
  • - Admirable person
  • - Someone who is exceptional
  • - paragon of prestige
  • - Show about group learning?
  • - Outstanding role model
  • - Gem of a person
  • - Stand-up human
  • - Natural role model
  • - Student of comedy perhaps is one to be admired
  • - Paragon of grace
  • - Impressive performer
  • - Paragon of dignified behavior
  • - Student of comedy perhaps produces quality performance
  • - One to admire
  • - Paragon of elegance
  • - Lesson for the players to interpret for really impressive person
  • - Impressive person's kind deed
  • - Paragon of gracious behavior
  • - Superior individual girl coming in pruned plants
  • - Performance featuring students dancing on desks?
  • - Someone to admire
  • - Exemplar of elegance
  • - Example of excellence
  • - Someone to emulate
  • - Mensch
  • - Person of grace and dignity
  • - Elegant person
  • - One to be admired
  • - Exemplar of excellence
  • - Elegant one
  • - Someone with style
  • - consummate professional
ail
  • - Not feel oneself
  • - Not feel one's best
  • - Not fare well
  • - Not well
  • - Not feel so hot
  • - Not feel so good
  • - Not feel too hot
  • - Feel not-so-hot
  • - Not feel too good
  • - Not feel well
  • - Not do so well
  • - Not feel 100 percent
  • - Not feel so well
  • - Not be in perfect health
  • - Not feel 100%
  • - not thrive
  • - Need a G.P.
  • - Homophone for ale
  • - Have the vapors
  • - Have the sniffles
  • - Have the flu, perhaps
  • - Have something wrong
  • - Have health issues
  • - Have an illness
  • - Have a headache
  • - Have a fever, e.g.
  • - Have a cold, perhaps
  • - Have a cold, maybe
  • - Have a bad case of something
  • - Get a grippe
  • - Garlic, to Gaston
  • - Feel wretched
  • - Feel terrible
  • - Feel pain, perhaps
  • - Feel low
  • - Feel like garbage
  • - Feel indisposed
  • - Feel down
  • - Feel discomfort
  • - Fare poorly
  • - Cough and sneeze, say
  • - Confine to bed, maybe
  • - Catch the flu
  • - Bring pain to
  • - Be under par, healthwise
  • - Be poorly
  • - Be less than 100%
  • - Be in misery
  • - Be in a bad way
  • - Be down with the flu
  • - We sick
  • - Trouble, afflict
  • - Suffer from the flu, for example
  • - Suffer from allergies, say
  • - Suffer from a sickness
  • - Suffer from a disease
  • - Run a fever, perhaps
  • - Require Tylenol, say
  • - Require rest, maybe
  • - Require medication
  • - Require curing
  • - Require bed rest, perhaps
  • - Need to take a sick day
  • - Need to see a doctor, maybe
  • - Need nursing, say
  • - Need care
  • - Need bed rest
  • - Need a tonic
  • - Look peaked
  • - Lie in bed, say
  • - Incur coryza
  • - Homophone for a libation
  • - Have the pip
  • - Have the miseries
  • - Have the flu, for example
  • - Have the flu, e.g.
  • - Have problems
  • - Have pain
  • - Have miseries
  • - Have it bad?
  • - Have headaches, say
  • - Have chills, perhaps
  • - Have a nasty bug, say
  • - Have a hangover, perhaps
  • - Have a fever, say
  • - Get the flu
  • - Garlic, to Genevieve
  • - Garlic, to Gagne
  • - Garlic, in Grenoble
  • - Garlic, in Gentilly
  • - Garlic, in Gananoque
  • - Fight a cold, say
  • - Feel queasy, e.g.
  • - Feel malaise, e.g.
  • - Feel like staying in bed
  • - Feel less than perfect
  • - Feel feverish, perhaps
  • - Feel feverish, maybe
  • - Feel distress
  • - Feel crappy
  • - Feel bum
  • - Come down with a bug
  • - Catch that bug
  • - Be unable to come in, say
  • - Be the trouble with.
  • - Be out, perhaps
  • - Be out of health
  • - Be on the disabled list, say
  • - Be off, in a way
  • - Be off one's feed
  • - Be near bankruptcy
  • - Be moribund, say
  • - Be in trouble
  • - Be in the grip of la grippe
  • - Be in bed, maybe
  • - Be hurting
  • - Be hung over, e.g.
  • - Be home sick
  • - Be green around the gills
  • - Be bedridden, say
  • - Be abed
  • - Afflict — feel unwell
  • - Affict
  • - Affect badly
  • - Ache all over
  • - 'ard rain?
  • - Give trouble to
  • - Sicken
  • - Run a fever, say
  • - Catch something
  • - Cause suffering to
  • - Cause pain
  • - Discomfort
  • - Be miserable
  • - Lose vigor
  • - Fall ill
  • - Have a fever
  • - Cause distress to
  • - Cause to suffer
  • - Affect adversely
  • - Weigh heavily upon
  • - Become sick
  • - Plague
  • - Worry
  • - Unwell
  • - Feeling unwell
  • - Distress
  • - Disturb
  • - Feel pain
  • - Pain
  • - Ache
  • - Total
  • - Have a bug, say
  • - Afflict
  • - Be ill
  • - Feel crummy
  • - Be sick
  • - Feel out of sorts
  • - Feel unwell
  • - Be in poor health
  • - Feel sick
  • - Be down with a bug
  • - Be sickly
  • - Have a bug
  • - Need a sick day
  • - Have something
  • - Hurt
  • - Feel poorly
  • - Languish
  • - Have the sniffles and body aches
  • - Feel under the weather
  • - Feel feverish
  • - Have the flu
  • - Feel less than 100%
  • - Suffer
  • - Be under the weather
  • - Feel ill
  • - Feel peaked
  • - Run a temperature, say
  • - Be down
  • - Be indisposed
  • - Homophone of a pub drink
  • - Feel fluish, perhaps
  • - Be down with something?
  • - Need a shot from a doctor
  • - Languish in bed
  • - Manhattan, for one
  • - Have chills, say
  • - Feel miserable
  • - Feel bad
  • - Feel rotten
  • - Require a sick day
  • - Lack one's usual vitality, maybe
  • - Have a cold, say
  • - Bother
  • - Feel queasy
  • - Need a doctor's care
  • - Trouble
  • - Feel lousy
  • - Be unwell
  • - Have what's "going around"
  • - Be laid up in bed
  • - To be unwell
  • - Need a doctor
  • - Feel blah
  • - Reported beer to be off colour
  • - Need curing
  • - Bother greatly
  • - Have the blahs
  • - Garlic, to Gerard
  • - Garlic, in Gaspe
  • - Feel malaise
  • - Feel unsound
  • - Feel awful
  • - Be out of sorts
  • - Feel punky
  • - Have sickness
  • - Have a health problem
  • - Suffer discomfort
  • - Be in bad shape
  • - Be bedridden
  • - Be laid up
  • - Be off
  • - Have caught something
  • - Feel fluish
  • - Get feverish
  • - Catch a bug
  • - Excellent student to be indisposed
  • - To trouble
  • - Feel off
  • - Require aspirin, perhaps
  • - Feel under par
  • - Garlic
  • - Catch a virus, say
  • - Feel poor
  • - Feel below par
  • - Need meds, perhaps
  • - Have a bug, maybe
  • - Require meds, maybe
  • - Require treatment, perhaps
  • - -
  • - Be down with the flu, say
  • - Suffer from a sore throat say
  • - Feel less than fine
  • - Ali give trouble if upset
  • - Suffer from a virus
  • - suffer in pain
  • - be ill, feel uneasy or unwell
  • - feel nauseous, say
  • - heard beer is trouble
  • - Worry principally about endless evil
  • - Need to recuperate
  • - Have a two-day sickness
  • - trouble caused by oddly deficient facials
  • - Be in need of a doctor
  • - Not made or caused by humans
  • - a turn performed by a student is unaffected
  • - This cancellation of a flat making you wild
  • - For a man to climb mountains is inborn
  • - Type of number also known as a non-negative integer
  • - be spontaneous! give al a turn!
  • - take a turn about los angeles but be spontaneous
  • - unaffected by a turn performed by a student
  • - you make aretha franklin feel like a ... woman!
  • - a note, just as expected
  • - a turn performed by a liberal is unaffected
  • - old city in natal is unaffected
  • - Note one certain to be a success
  • - los angeles has a turn at being normal
  • - in los angeles such a turn is considered quite usual
  • - Unforced, one may cancel a flat
  • - it's quite normal to turn into a half-lane
  • - when the french put on a turn it's for real
  • - An ultra sloshed is wild
  • - Something that occurs or grows by itself, like a rainforest
  • - It's reasonable for aunt to be upset by some silly lark!
  • - ... gas, non-renewable energy source which is a combination of different compounds, mainly methane
  • - In Paris, the routine article is put over as genuine
  • - Whiz, despite a lack of training
  • - Music note that is neither sharp nor flat
  • - Occasionally appearing old, a group trains over common
  • - Logical; unaffected
  • - Wild, as is to be expected
  • - Inborn; unaffected
  • - Old city in old South African province is as normal as it gets
  • - A nut nutty, real not English, unprocessed
  • - Return of a pothole in road shortly to be expected?
  • - Innate; unaffected
  • - It's expected to be unaffected
  • - ... disaster (flood or earthquake for example)
  • - Sort of uniform necessitated on retirement?
  • - genuine, pure
  • - not artificial or imitation
  • - no artificial sign for the musician
  • - Organic buff, retired Russian banker
  • - sign flat for example isn't wanted here
  • - Organic, additive-free
  • - not an artificial note
  • - the normal sort of departure
  • - Quick learner, free from affectation
  • - not artificial note
  • - It's instinctive to try to change an ultra
  • - normal ulna rat fractured
  • - Inborn; normal
  • - Lifelike Russian mounts following to King Cole
  • - Someone sure to succeed but isn't sharp
  • - Robert Redford in"The .."
  • - Robert Redford in "The .."
  • - no artificial note
  • - In pure state
  • - Genuine person who's the obvious choice
  • - person with inborn talent
  • - ... resource (oil or coal, for example)
  • - ... Bridges National Monument, popular stargazing spot in the US known for its canyons
  • - Not permed
  • - Non-artificial
  • - New York's Museum of ...... History
  • - Mr. ...... (cartoonist R. Crumb's bearded guru)
  • - Kin of organic
  • - Innate — unprocessed
  • - Innate — neither flat nor sharp
  • - "...... Born Killers" (1994 movie)
  • - Unstudied.
  • - To be expected.
  • - Without affectation
  • - Dice throw
  • - With nothing added
  • - Genuine certainty
  • - Instinctive
  • - Innate
  • - Raw note
  • - Organic
  • - Normal; innate
  • - Logical person sure to succeed
  • - Makeup-free
  • - Like some hair
  • - Not artificial; off-white
  • - Normal insect dropping head on flower
  • - Sun to rise on river? That's normal
  • - Not man-made
  • - Yellowish brown rising Russian river's not abnormal
  • - Unrefined person sure to succeed
  • - Not artificial
  • - Artificial's opposite
  • - Not man-made; off-white
  • - Free of additives
  • - Ordinary person sure to succeed
  • - Normal; off-white
  • - Ebbing brown river, pure
  • - Unspoilt
  • - Note talented performer
  • - Sincere kind of note
  • - Cheers up with lunar shot being seen around common
  • - Free from affectation
  • - In part of Africa once, you are reportedly not affected
  • - Plain — lifelike
  • - Typical old city in region of Africa
  • - Word before gas or disaster
  • - Unforced musical note
  • - Spontaneous surging beat overseas runner
  • - Normal; not sharp or flat
  • - Spontaneous type of note?
  • - Kin of organic, at the grocery store
  • - Like organic food
  • - Mr. ...... (R. Crumb character)