➠ Words with n
List contains 168899 Words that "n" contain.
- - Warning accompanying a link
- - [Wait until you're home to click this!]
- - Don't look at this if you're in the office!: Abbr.
- - "Don't get caught looking at this" letters
- - Warning by a lewd link
- - Warning letters next to a website: Abbr.
- - Like vulgar videos at your day job, for short
- - "Unfit to view at your desk" abbr.
- - Warning before a sexy clip
- - Like many a TMZ link
- - Like links you shouldn't click on at the office: Abbr.
- - Letters that might help you not look like a pervy porn person in front of your boss
- - Apt to be viewed with a finger on the ESC key, say
- - Abbreviation that indicates "Wait till you get home to click this link!"
- - "Don't open this link at the office!": Abbr.
- - "Don't click this link unless ur OK looking like a perv"
- - "Don't click on this link at the office!": Abbr.
- - Warning letters next to a link
- - 'Avoid watching this at the office,' briefly
- - Brief warning accompanying a link
- - (Don't open at the office)
- - Warning letters next to a web link
- - Better watched at home, as a viral video
- - Warning letters at the office
- - 'Don't let your boss catch you looking at this' letters
- - containing nudity or swear words, perhaps
- - "Careful where you open this" indicator
- - Don't read this when the boss is around!: Abbr.
- - "I wouldn't click that if I were you," for short
- - initialism accompanying r-rated links
- - containing nudity, maybe
- - Inappropriate for office viewing in an email warning
- - "Office-inappropriate" tag
- - Don't open this in your cubicle! warning (Abbr.)
- - Don't let the boss see this! letters
- - Modern day acronym for material that is not appropriate to be viewed in public
- - Tag on explicit online content
- - Office-inappropriate, in web shorthand: Abbr.
- - Office-inappropriate: Abbr.
- - Online content warning initials
- - Warning letters on internet sites: Abbr.
- - (Don't watch this in the office)
- - Shorthand for Careful where you open this link
- - certain content warning, briefly
- - Warning made with H.R. in mind
- - "Don't let your boss catch you watching this" acronym
- - Sensitive email letters
- - Office-inappropriate, in Internet shorthand
- - Like most links related to Lindsay Lohan, for short
- - Email warning letters
- - Caveat letters next to some links
- - "Don't open this on the job" letters
- - Warning on the links
- - Office-inappropriate, briefly
- - Trailer advisory
- - Brief warning about the links?
- - Website warning
- - 'Careful where you open this link' shorthand
- - [Warning: explicit content]
- - "Too racy for the office" initials
- - 'Careful where you watch this,' in emails
- - Warning letters on some forwards
- - "Don't open in the office" letters
- - Link warning letters
- - [This is unsuitable for office viewing]
- - Office-inappropriate, in web shorthand
- - You might be careful opening something with this label
- - [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]
- - Online content warning inits
- - Letters of warning on internet sites
- - Warning initials above an Internet link
- - Warning next to an internet link
- - Warning letters on some graphic videos
- - Warning letters on racy links
- - Tag for inappropriate online photos
- - Online warning letters
- - Online heads-up
- - Dirty art link letters?
- - Inappropriate for on-the-job viewing, in Web shorthand
- - Letters accompanying some blue links
- - "You've been warned" in e-mails
- - "I wouldn't click on this link now," initially
- - Links warning
- - [This could get you fired]
- - (Don't let your coworkers see this)
- - 'Don't click this while the boss is watching' letters
- - Do some spinning at a club?
- - Performance that requires a lot of upper body strength
- - Provocative performance
- - Caught Europeans adopting provocative steps?
- - Confined
- - Like the Count of Monte Cristo
- - De Niro's furiously chasing naughty child inside
- - banged-up mini dopes launched across river
- - Shut up! Setter's dug around issue
- - Put away papers about Mike and Con's place that's close to home
- - Incarcerated
- - Place for an exhibition
- - Place with a gallery, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
- - Place for exhibitions
- - Cultural hub
- - Building with a gallery, maybe
- - Cultural institution
- - Some users of they/them pronouns, informally
- - Nonbinary people, informally
- - Phonetic term for folks who don't identify as male or female
- - Poem for a child with a bit of fishing equipment
- - Lines for a child rising ten
- - One of Shakespeare's 154
- - "Ozymandias," e.g.
- - Shelley's Ozymandias, for example
- - Petrarchan piece for Laura
- - Ozymandias, for one
- - One of Mrs. Browning's poems
- - "Bright Star" by Keats is one
- - One of a famous 154
- - She's first surfing web for poem
- - One of 154 by Shakespeare
- - Shelley's 'Ozymandias,' e.g
- - It might be 70 feet long
- - Poem succeeded online?
- - Poem of fourteen lines
- - Ode's cousin
- - A poem set around non-fashion
- - Any of 154 by Shakespeare
- - Eschewing New York, Tennyson composed such lines
- - Verse of 14 lines that ends with a couplet
- - Poem with 140 syllables
- - Poem with fourteen lines
- - Lines of ten numbers reversed
- - Heartless Tennyson's new poem
- - Wrote up numbers after a round number of fourteen lines?
- - Poetry form used by Shakespeare
- - Shakespearean poem with 14 lines
- - Love names included in prescribed poem
- - Wordsworth's forte
- - Shakespearean gem
- - Poetic fourteen-liner
- - Poem by Petrarch
- - Bard work
- - "Golden Treasury" entry
- - "Bright Star" by Keats, e.g.
- - Frost piece
- - Certain poem
- - Verse form of 14 lines
- - Bard's poem
- - Emma Lazarus' 'The New Colossus,' e.g
- - Shakespearean work
- - Shakespeare poem
- - Boy on web will get lines
- - Southern surfing lines?
- - Issue clear in poem
- - Shakespearean verse
- - Poem second on Web
- - Boy new to ET produces poem
- - Sent off over starting outburst and named by the linesman
- - Written creation of Michelangelo
- - Shakespeare creation
- - Fourteen-lined poem
- - Shakespeare verse
- - Fourteen-line work
- - Fourteen-line poem
- - Type of poem cited in 'Easter Parade'
- - Shakespearean poem
- - Poem given weight when switching start and finish
- - Game with a lot of instructions
- - Kids' party game [2 wds.]
- - Children's game — as in 'mossy' (anag)
- - The Imitation Game
- - Mimetic game
- - Game with lots of instructions
- - Game with many imitators
- - Kids' imitation game
- - Children's imitation game
- - Game based on following directions
- - Classic children's game
- - Game with apes?
- - Game of obedience
- - In this, following directions is mandatory
- - Popular group game
- - Game in which you might do as you're told
- - Mimicking game
- - Sylvester's least favorite kids' game?
- - Party game
- - Child's game
- - Kids' game
- - .... game
- - Words that encourage people to do as they're told
- - "You're So Vain"?
- - Game starter
- - Who controls the leftmost set of buttons on an arcade cabinet
- - Person who's ready when an insertion is made
- - Subtly signals interest
- - Answers the plaintiff
- - Answers a reply
- - Answers
- - Meets up with again
- - comes back to a club
- - Comes back for another stint
- - Soul singer Williams
- - Williams with the 1984 No. 1 hit "Let's Hear It for the Boy"
- - Williams on the "Footloose" soundtrack
- - "Let's Hear It For the Boy" singer Williams
- - Calico fabric used for upholstery
- - Material beginning to confirm reporter's suspicions
- - Feature initially trashed zealous material
- - Feature initially trashed Zola's material
- - Fabric at the home of European swapped for interior
- - Outstanding feature originally typifying Zola's printed material
- - Fabric used for curtains and upholstery
- - Czech Republic conceals tip-off that could be curtains for some
- - Material for feature on origins of time zones
- - Start of crossword clue, ending with unknown material
- - Drapery material
- - Curtain material
- - Floral cotton fabric
- - Suggest wearing primarily colourful unknown fabric
- - Flowery fabric
- - Printed and glazed fabric
- - Don't see Nietzsche worrying about curtain fabric!
- - Glazed cotton fabric
- - Brightly printed cotton fabric
- - Brightly printed and glazed cotton cloth
- - Printed calico
- - Printed and glazed cotton fabric
- - Colourful fabric
- - *Fabric with a cheap-sounding name
- - Brightly printed and glazed cotton fabric
- - A cotton fabric
- - Often-gaudy fabric.
- - Drapery stuff.
- - Curtain goods.
- - Color-printed cotton cloth.
- - Printed cotton cloth.
- - Colorful fabric
- - Drapery cloth
- - Printed fabric
- - Drapery fabric
- - Glazed fabric
- - Printed cotton fabric
- - Curtain fabric.
- - Upholstery fabric
- - Cotton fabric
- - Cotton cloth
- - Floral cotton cloth
- - ... Oswalt, "Talking For Clapping" comedian who won a Grammy award for Best Comedy Album in 2017
- - Who allegedly said 'No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country'
- - 1970 Best Picture winner
- - U.S. general who was a pentathlete in the 1912 Olympics
- - 1970 film that won seven Oscars
- - General who fought in the Battle of the Bulge
- - Best Picture of 1970
- - WWII general and title figure in a 1970 movie
- - Third Army commander in WWII
- - Film for which Francis Ford Coppola shared a screenwriting Oscar
- - 1970 Best Picture
- - General buried in Hamm, Luxembourg
- - 1970's Best Picture
- - Scott role in a 1970 Oscar film
- - Best Picture, 1970
- - Oscar winner in 1970
- - "Best Film" of 1970
- - A 40-ton tank is named after him.
- - Comic Oswalt
- - general george whose leadership was decisive in the battle of the bulge
- - Comedian Oswalt
- - US war general
- - george, american general nicknamed 'old blood and guts'
- - 1970 oscar-winning war movie
- - "Jumping the Broom" star Paula
- - Famous U.S. General
- - General progressing initially at great speed
- - General played by George C. Scott
- - War hero played by George C. Scott
- - George C. Scott's Oscar-winning role
- - World War II general George
- - General nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts"
- - World War II general
- - Battle of the Bulge commander
- - "Old Blood and Guts"
- - 1970 Oscar film
- - World War II hero
- - Scott role
- - Battle of the Bulge leader
- - Scott's Oscar role
- - AFI's #89 (1970)
- - Third Army leader
- - Oscar film: 1970
- - Oscar winner of 1970
- - G. C. Scott role
- - W.W. II celebrity
- - George C. Scott role
- - "Iron Pants"
- - George Smith ....
- - Commander of Third Army, 1944.
- - General of World War II fame.
- - Commander of 3rd Army, 1945.
- - Invader of Bavaria.
- - Conqueror of Metz.
- - Commander of our Third Army.
- - Commander of Occupation Army.
- - Chief of 3d Army.
- - Attacker of Metz.
- - With 53-Across, source of the joke
- - See 45-Down
- - Eastern religious followers heading off for Asian river
- - River business -- try to escape from it
- - River near Karachi
- - Pakistan river
- - River to the Arabian Sea
- - River near Mohenjo Daro
- - Chief river of Pakistan
- - Swami river?
- - Pakistan's river
- - Hyderabad's river
- - Punjab river
- - River rising in Tibet
- - 1900-mile Asian river
- - River of Kashmir.
- - River of India.
- - River of Kashmir and Pakistan.
- - River into the Arabian Sea.
- - Kashmir's river.
- - Longest of Himalayan rivers.
- - River through Kashmir and West Pakistan.
- - River through Kashmir and Pakistan.
- - River of Tibet, Kashmir and Pakistan.
- - One of three great rivers of India.
- - Great river of Tibet and NW India.
- - Himalayan river
- - tries out manufacturing concerns in the river
- - River in America grabbing daughter
- - Long Asian river which has its delta just east of Karachi
- - river which rises in tibet and flows through kashmir to the arabian sea
- - Himalayan river with Bronze Age settlement
- - south asian river
- - trans-himalayan river of south asia
- - river sees work attempt missing
- - Flower in dry earth finally lost
- - Wind usually crushes flower
- - It flows for nearly 2,000 miles in Asia
- - Go off working hard for Asian banker
- - Pakistan divider
- - Backbone of Pakistani agriculture
- - Arabian Sea feeder
- - Punjab waterway
- - A southern constellation
- - Southern constellation
- - worshippers of shiva wanting hot water in asia
- - Unreal property reduced by 50 per cent seen beyond river head
- - Insincerity
- - Remains of burnt coal
- - Burnt piece of coal or wood that can still be lit
- - Piece of burnt coal
- - Fragment of matter left by a fire
- - Bit of ash
- - Building block makeup
- - Building block of a building block
- - Remnant of a burned coal
- - Bit of fireplace residue
- - Bit of air pollution
- - Makeup of some blocks
- - Word before block or track
- - Residue of combustion
- - Sign of fire
- - Type of block
- - Kind of block
- - Block
- - Building block?
- - Such a track has presumably been burnt up
- - Hot ash fragment
- - Burnt coal
- - Burning reminder
- - Fragment left in the fireplace
- - Ash fragment
- - Cookout remnant
- - Hearth bit
- - Basic building unit
- - Fire offshoot
- - Bit left from a blaze
- - Windy-day eye hazard
- - Fireplace ash
- - Track covering
- - Volcanic slag.
- - Ember.
- - Grill bit
- - Hot coal
- - Fiery fleck
- - Coal residue
- - Fireplace remnant
- - Live coal
- - Smog component
- - Dross
- - Slag
- - Fire sign?
- - Fireplace bit
- - Hearth residue
- - Fireplace item
- - Furnace remainder
- - burnt-out coal