What are you looking for?

Crossword Solver Crossword Quick Words beginning with Words with the ending Words with

Words with

Word length (optional)

➠ Words with m

List contains 81211 Words that "m" contain.

☚1 ... 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
omission
  • - It excludes nothing, a spacecraft's task?
  • - errand for nothing, perhaps, was an oversight
  • - Information that has been left out from a report, say
  • - Thing left out
  • - Leaving out nothing to do with life's work perhaps
  • - Old girl, one getting on, missing out
  • - Something left out
  • - Leaving out nothing on assignment
  • - Something left out from old assignment
  • - What's left out
  • - It's left out
  • - Item left out
  • - Leaving out
  • - zero on assignment for absence
  • - leaving out circle with strongly felt aim
  • - Dropping ball in front of goal
  • - It is a sin as well as commission
  • - Oversight? Ring diplomatic office abroad
  • - feature of a non-comprehensive list
  • - Neglect circular undertaking
  • - Task under second in command's oversight
  • - Oversight when addressing delegation?
  • - Failure to combine love and work?
  • - Failure to include
  • - Zero charge for oversight
  • - The thing that has been excluded
  • - Skipping of something
  • - Oscar snub, e.g
  • - Exclusion
  • - What the blank in a fill-in-the-blank clue signifies
  • - Neglected item
  • - Oversight of old girl no one recalled
  • - Didn't I mention, for example, it's old job for diplomat
  • - Neglect? Ring embassy
  • - Failure of bullet-hole, perhaps, at the Alamo?
  • - Neglect old place of worship
  • - Skipping
  • - Elision
  • - It was neglected
  • - Dropping
  • - Errata listing
  • - Something neglected
  • - Typo type
  • - Certain erratum
  • - It may be a sin
  • - Neglected thing
  • - Slip, perhaps
  • - Neglected duty.
  • - Oversight
  • - Neglect.
  • - Failure of old Labour
  • - oversight by head of omani embassy
lochnessmonster
  • - Dubious Scotsmen's lore about thing periodically seen?
  • - Fabled creature: She controls men's fooling around
  • - Subject of the so-called "surgeon's photograph" of 1934
  • - few more unwisely ingesting drug, leaving den, wandering around, on about church spawning spineless demon?
  • - legendary aquatic creature troubling short conmen less
  • - Mythical beast mangled closest men with horns
  • - Cryptozoologist's long-necked study
  • - Cryptozoologist's subject
  • - Elusive creature
  • - Scottish lake dweller is largely invisible?
  • - Scottish lake-dweller scorns helmets on manoeuvre
  • - Gritty
  • - Cryptid of the 115-Across
  • - Legendary Scottish beast
  • - Cast net -- Holmes scorns a chimera?
  • - Sighting in the Scottish Highlands
  • - Legendary Scottish swimmer, after 66-Across?
  • - Legendary plesiosaur
  • - Subject of this puzzle
  • - Supposed sighting in the Scottish Highlands
  • - *Cryptid in the Scottish Highlands
ogham
  • - Error of player, one who overplays old characters
  • - A mistake defending bad actor from old Irish characters
  • - Kind of writing practised by the ancient Irish
  • - Old characters synonymous with The Script made a lasting impression on The Stones
  • - Ancient British and Irish writing system with an alphabet called the Beith-luis-nin
  • - Irish alphabet of yore
  • - Old Irish characters had reputation for making a lasting impression on The Stones
  • - Old Irish alphabet
  • - Early Irish alphabet
  • - Old Irish character
  • - Old Irish characters had reputation for making an impression on The Stones
  • - Initially, old German half as mysterious as ancient writing system
  • - Old grumpy hero heads for mother back with all the old characters
  • - Old Irish memorial inscription
  • - Old alphabetic script
  • - Ancient Irish alphabet
  • - Old alphabetical script
  • - Old Irish alphabetic system
  • - Old Gaelic alphabet
  • - Old Irish alphabet system
  • - Archaic Irish script
  • - Old Irish writing
  • - Alphabetical script, old Irish
  • - Irish alphabetic system
  • - Old Irish script
  • - Irish writing of old.
  • - Ancient British and Irish alphabet
  • - a form of writing practiced by the ancient irish, and found in inscriptions on stones
  • - Ancient characters blunder when defending luvvie
  • - What ancient writing system of the Celts consisted of lines drawn perpendicular to another longer line?
  • - poor actor goes after work turning over script
  • - ancient lines read back, exit play without hindrance
  • - Language of Greece has arcane meaning initially
  • - Early alphabet using parallel strokes and a continuous line
  • - Runic character
  • - Runic alphabet
  • - Early British Isles script
impugned
  • - Questioned introduction from Homer's neighbour, clutching dog
  • - Maligned, as one's integrity
  • - I am some sort of dog, little fellow to be opposed
  • - Questioned
  • - Aspersed
  • - Attacked verbally
  • - Assaulted verbally
  • - criticised rubbish dumping across spain
improve
  • - Pick up child likely to make mischief and wander
  • - One must first determine to get better
  • - getting rascal to wander is better
  • - Pick up the little blighter that has toppled over
  • - Independent test after end of term must be better
  • - i'm to establish the truth and make things better
  • - Make or become better
  • - To make progress I instigate circling press release
  • - Pick up Rome VIP for a change
  • - get better, as i am to show without doubt
  • - I propose to adopt voting system to make things better
  • - This setter's virtually undoubted to get better!
  • - One stratagem about PR that's better
  • - Pick up stray following mischief-maker
  • - The setter's test is better
  • - One foreign politician gets to travel around to get better
  • - Young offender to stray -- or get better?
  • - Reform mischief maker with travel
  • - Make things better
  • - Change for the better
  • - Better ......
  • - Get better
  • - Make better
  • - Make progress or develop
  • - this person's quietly over for treatment to get better
  • - For reform, a little brat gets bent over
  • - make things better for one politician getting over problems
  • - Puck and Tramp — perfect!
  • - Grow in quality
  • - This writer's needing to demonstrate progress
  • - Pick up little devil and travel
  • - Enhance, build up
  • - look up troublemaker on cruise
  • - Performance style, in short
  • - Perfect rogue on cruise
  • - Progress from practice finally, after unrehearsed act
  • - Pick up troublemaker going on ramble
  • - Pick up mischievous child on prowl
  • - Progess seen in this writer's show
  • - I go to see pair entering rally
  • - Go from worse to bad?
  • - Modernise
  • - Renovate
  • - Enhance
  • - Refine
  • - Upgrade
  • - Ameliorate
  • - Be on the mend
cramped
  • - Right bores lived temporarily with little space
  • - With little room set up tents across river
  • - Lacking space
  • - With little room in pitched tents round river
  • - Lacking sufficient space
  • - Having very limited space
  • - Tight on space
  • - Pitched a tent around the river head but it's overcrowded
  • - Uncomfortably confined
  • - Hindered Conservative giving easier access?
  • - Constricted by muscles tightening?
  • - Uncomfortably crowded
  • - Like one-room apartments
  • - Uncomfortably small and restricted
  • - Hardly roomy, as much airline seating
  • - Incommodious
  • - Short on room
  • - Squeezed
  • - Lacking room.
  • - Confining.
  • - Confined
  • - Restrained
  • - not at all spacious and roomy
criminalisation
  • - outrageous isolation, no law left or act to make it illegal
  • - Rule I'm breaking in antisocial partying, getting banned
moi
  • - "You're accusing me?!"
  • - 'Surely you don't think it could be me?!'
  • - Nice version of me?
  • - French for 'me'
  • - Me, in Montmartre
  • - Mimi's 'me'
  • - Me, in Vercheres
  • - Me, in Chambly
  • - "You don't mean me?!"
  • - Me, at the Louvre
  • - French "me"
  • - Affected response to an allegation
  • - Me, to Michel
  • - "Little old me?"
  • - Facetious "Who, me?"
  • - Me, overseas
  • - Me, to Mimi
  • - 'Little ol' me?'
  • - Me, to Maupassant
  • - 'Li'l ol' me?'
  • - 'You can't mean me!'
  • - Angers me?
  • - 'You couldn't possibly mean me!?'
  • - "Li'l ol' me? Hah!"
  • - Montmartre me
  • - Me, in Marseilles
  • - Me, to Fifi
  • - Mock-stunned 'Me?'
  • - Me, in Lyons
  • - Me, to Luc
  • - Me, to Maurice
  • - Monique's "me"
  • - 'Surely not ME!?'
  • - 'Who, me?'
  • - "Surely you don't mean me"
  • - '...... me!'
  • - "You can't think I'm to blame?"
  • - "You couldn't mean ME?"
  • - Pretentious
  • - Yours truly
  • - Miss Piggy's question
  • - Miss Piggy's pronoun
  • - 'Excusez-...... ...'
  • - Reply of feigned innocence
  • - Faux-innocent reply
  • - Miss Piggy catchword
  • - Mock reply of indignation
  • - Miss Piggy's coy question
  • - Cry of mock innocence
  • - Exclamation from Miss Piggy
  • - French first-person pronoun
  • - Response when playing innocent
  • - 'You think I did it?!'
  • - [Bats eyes innocently]
  • - Miss Piggy tagline
  • - Coy comeback
  • - Oneself, snootily
  • - Pronoun for Miss Piggy
  • - 'Why, you don't think I did it, do you?'
  • - Exclamation of feigned innocence
  • - Pretentious question
  • - Mannered comeback
  • - Air-kiss sound effect
  • - What Descartes called himself
  • - "......?" (Miss Piggy word)
  • - 'Voulez-vous coucher avec ......?'
  • - Miss Piggy's catchword
  • - Miss Piggy's reply
  • - Miss Piggy pronoun
  • - Question of false modesty
  • - 'Yours truly,' facetiously
  • - Word from Miss Piggy
  • - Word of fake innocence
  • - Comeback of exaggerated innocence
  • - 'Pas ......' (Dijon denial)
  • - Affected denial
  • - Question posed with feigned shock
  • - Ingenuous question
  • - Coy response
  • - 'J'accuse!' reply
  • - Miss Piggy's query
  • - Pronoun from Miss Piggy
  • - Reply of feigned surprise
  • - Pretentious query
  • - Miss Piggy, self-referentially
  • - Mock-incredulous query
  • - French 101 pronoun
  • - Ostentatious
  • - Pompous
  • - Parisian pronoun
  • - French pronoun
  • - Word said with feigned innocence
  • - First-person French pronoun
  • - "...... aussi" (french words of agreement)
  • - "surely you don't mean yours truly, right?"
  • - 'i'm being accused?'
kamikaze
  • - Suicide bomber
  • - Japanese pilot trained for suicide missions
  • - Aircraft used for suicide missions by Japan in World War II
  • - Reckless and self-destructive
  • - WWII pilot prepared to make a suicidal attack
  • - Suicidal pilot
  • - Of suicidal Japanese pilots
  • - Certain Japanese aircraft during World War II
  • - Suicidally reckless
  • - One thousand in shock after king's attack
  • - Aircraft used for a suicidal mission
  • - Cocktail with vodka, triple sec and lime juice
  • - WW2 Japanese pilot
  • - One king in shock after another is reckless
  • - Kind of pilot
  • - Wildly reckless
  • - Literally, "divine wind"
  • - 1993's word: Wildly reckless
  • - WWII fighter
  • - World War II danger
  • - Suicidal
  • - Reckless
  • - Vodka cocktail
  • - wwii japanese pilot
  • - self-destructively reckless
agreements
  • - American welcomes banking employees providing bonds
  • - A welcome must include employees with second contracts
  • - Concord's American workers included in salutes
  • - Contracts; pacts
  • - mere agents could make contracts
  • - mere agents could make them
  • - Deals with mere criminal penned by representatives
  • - Meetings of the minds
  • - Documents of treaty.
  • - Results of Teheran, Yalta, Potsdam.
  • - Legally binding arguments
  • - Understandings
  • - Covenants
  • - Concords
  • - Pacts
  • - Treaties
  • - Contracts
mankini
  • - One-piece over-the-shoulders swimsuit for chaps
  • - Guy's sling swimsuit
  • - one's naked, essentially wearing short, revealing piece
  • - Swimming costume — in a mink (anag)
  • - People generally forget cup size on international swimwear
meteoric
  • - Shooting star in charge of Fast Track that relates to The Rising
  • - Like a transient triumph
  • - Injecting drug, turn to crime fast
  • - Rice to me should be cooked very fast
  • - Alternative to imperial guards leads to emperor's overruling very fast
  • - Rapid, as a rise to fame
  • - Very fast comet, I reckon, only a third of it breaking up
  • - Fast, as a rise
  • - Like a swift and spectacular success
  • - Pertaining to a heavenly body
  • - Like a shooting star
  • - Like a viral video star's trajectory
  • - Spectacularly quick
  • - Encountered love in Morecambe, maybe, so brilliantly fast!
  • - Rapid measuring system Zeno introduced, oddly abandoned
  • - encountered scrambled eggs, i see! influenced by the weather, perhaps?
  • - Swiftly brilliant
  • - Swift — spectacular
  • - Atmospheric.
  • - Very rapid
  • - Swift and sudden
  • - (Of change) very rapid
  • - Spectacularly fast
  • - Remarkably rapid
  • - Ran into man inhaling oxygen very fast
  • - Sudden and swift
  • - Fast; brilliant
  • - Type of rise
  • - Ran across, or ice will drift very fast
  • - Like overnight successes
  • - Markedly rapid
  • - Transiently brilliant
  • - Sudden, swift and brilliant
  • - Like some rises
  • - Momentarily dazzling
  • - Swift and brillliant
  • - Fast and dazzling
  • - Swift
  • - Brilliant.
  • - remarkably rapid dissolution of coterie after months
☚1 ... 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Find Words