➠ Words with n
List contains 168899 Words that "n" contain.
- - bet it's a flat-bottomed boat
- - A bet it's Irish dough
- - Defer a decision, informally
- - Propel a boat with a pole
- - end a possession with a kick
- - fourth down play in football, often
- - Many a fourth-down football play
- - long flat boat
- - Get rid of the ball, in a way
- - Fourth-down football kick
- - Bet on a boat
- - Long high kick
- - Pole a boat
- - Indentation at the bottom of a wine bottle
- - Indentation at bottom of a wine bottle
- - Give up on fourth down
- - Fourth-down move
- - Fourth-down football play
- - Football kick made on fourth down
- - 4th and long play, often
- - 4th and forever play, likely
- - Fourth-down play
- - It leads to a return
- - Fourth-down kick
- - It precedes a return
- - Fourth-down play, often
- - Kick that a gambler wants?
- - Kick a football
- - Fourth and way-long ploy
- - Fourth-and-long option
- - Fourth-and-long play, often
- - 'Three and out' football play
- - Result of a sack on third and long, maybe
- - Fourth-down kick in football
- - Many a fourth-down play
- - Money Irishman once used for a flutter?
- - Common play on fourth down
- - Fourth-down play, at times
- - Fourth down option
- - Three-and-out follower, in football
- - Fourth-down alternative
- - Cede the pigskin, in a way
- - Kick without a tee
- - Gridiron option on fourth down
- - Do the smart thing on fourth-and-long
- - Fourth-down decision, often
- - Fourth-down decision
- - Kick with a "hang time"
- - Pass a problem on
- - Usual fourth down play
- - It's a kick
- - Fourth-down decision, sometimes
- - Turn over the pigskin, in a way
- - Admit defeat, in a way
- - Fourth-down call
- - Fourth-down maneuver
- - Many a fourth-and-long call
- - Fourth and long strategy
- - Do the smart thing on fourth and fifteen
- - Propel with a pole
- - What to do on fourth and long
- - Fourth-down choice
- - Third and 10 option
- - Take a gamble
- - Boat propelled with a long pole
- - Bet put on boat
- - bet, informally, that note dates from before 2002
- - put the boot into irish currency
- - Poled boat
- - bet it's joke time
- - Gamble made by leading player using natural talent
- - stake for river craft
- - Football idiom that may be used at work to refer to pushing work to another day
- - Bet that's new put in place
- - Flat-bottomed leisure boat
- - Propel boat with pole
- - Boat moved with pole
- - Dublin money once used for gamble
- - Defer for now
- - Giant play
- - DROP KICK
- - Open flat-bottomed boat
- - Small Thames boat
- - Skerry
- - Ray Guy specialty
- - Pole-propelled boat
- - Pigskin ploy
- - Kick — bet — boat
- - Gamble — boat — high kick
- - Football move
- - Emulate Ray Guy
- - Bronco's kick
- - Boot the pigskin
- - Flatboat
- - Give up (on)
- - Not face the issue
- - Gondola in position round north
- - Special teams play
- - Gridiron kick
- - Cede the pigskin
- - Plays around with words near Turkish capital - the old capital
- - Gondola gets knight into position
- - Joke time in gondola?
- - Frenchman's one in exercise in river vessel
- - Gridiron strategy
- - Square-ended boat
- - Back of boat
- - Initially nervous, slicing place kick
- - Boat; bet
- - Pole down the Thames
- - Stake boat
- - Give up, at least for now
- - Bad choice on first down
- - Pre-euro Irish coin
- - Pass the buck, informally
- - Abandon one's efforts, informally
- - Pass the buck
- - Football option
- - Give up the ball
- - Grid play
- - Bears' strategy
- - One way to transfer the pigskin
- - Giant kick
- - Special-team play
- - Fair-catch play
- - Do the best you can
- - Equivocate, so to speak
- - 4th-down play
- - Last resort for Paterno
- - Some do this rather than go for it
- - Irish money
- - Give up the pigskin
- - Last resort?
- - World Cup ploy
- - Football strategy.
- - Flat-bottomed river boat
- - Throw in the towel
- - Give up, slangily
- - Football kick
- - Football term.
- - Football play
- - Bet
- - Flat-bottomed boat
- - Quarterback option
- - Boat
- - Gamble
- - Equivocate
- - Gridiron maneuver.
- - ... pole
- - ... Boot
- - Kick
- - old irish money discovered in boat
- - standard monetary unit of the republic of ireland replaced by the euro
- - Good to visit West African country, harmless
- - Kind of good in African republic
- - Good-hearted
- - Good-natured
- - strange being, new but not malignant
- - Benevolent Government in African country
- - Friendly head of government in a republic of western Africa
- - Harmless gorilla's first seen in African country
- - got some spirit this big striker!
- - Cyst or tumor that is not harmful
- - stand at one over the eight, we hear – gracious!
- - one may be one over the eight say, yet still be kindly
- - do i find it favourable to be one over the eight? sounds like it!
- - Clement arranged a binge at the Nag's Head
- - Being wrong, by the way, is not harmful
- - Kind of high point in Scots singing that's regularly lacking
- - doing no harm
- - Showing kindliness
- - Harmless (Miss!)
- - Non-malignant
- - Not threatening
- - Gentle spirit coming over in mountain
- - Favourable
- - Not harmful
- - Man mixed gin that's harmless
- - Genial or kindly
- - Kindly; not harmful
- - Kindly or non-malignant
- - Malignant? No
- - Kindly include head of government in African country
- - Not malignant
- - Genial, kindly
- - Avuncular head of government in West African nation
- - Friendly nation capturing guerrilla leader
- - Not dangerous to health
- - Nonthreatening
- - Favorable
- - Gracious
- - Harmless
- - Kindly
- - Well-meaning
- - Genial
- - Inoffensive
- - Kind
- - Gentle
- - Amiable
- - Friendly
- - kindly male gets spirit back inside
- - Friendly or harmless
- - unpleasant sound taking doctor back
- - Is one to restore order in it, though it's unpleasant?
- - Unpleasant rumour about high honour
- - Army doctor is in a row about offensive
- - Unwholesome number one and more than a couple
- - I'm one so horribly unpleasant
- - One is restoring order in it, but it's most unpleasant
- - Repulsive old man originally involved in racket
- - Offensive rumour fuelled by opprobrium in the extreme
- - row about the return of the doctor is disgusting
- - i'm soon upset by the start of the evidence – it's disgusting
- - No-one given part: that's offensive
- - Unpleasant racket to get coverage for home contents
- - Offensive rumour about an up coming doctor
- - disgusting row about the doctor coming back
- - Terrible sound drowns old mike
- - nasty rumour about an upcoming doctor
- - Run-down housing
- - Run-down buildings housing several families
- - Some urban homes
- - Run-down urban buildings
- - Run-down row
- - Urban dwelllings.
- - Buildings along 17 Across.
- - Run-down digs
- - slum dwellings for english people in canvas shelters
- - Inner-city abodes
- - Basic assumptions when housing soldiers in accommodation units
- - Some overcrowded houses
- - Slum abodes
- - Overcrowded housing
- - Inner city sights
- - Some walk-ups
- - Slum dwellings
- - City dwellings
- - Kin of flats.
- - Habitations of a sort.
- - Housing of a sort.
- - Part of the city scene.
- - Problem of the Housing Authority.
- - Housing problem.
- - Dwellings.
- - once a slur about a criminal
- - once a slur about criminal
- - behaviour pertaining to theft
- - Nature of theft is so unclear, unfortunately
- - Relating to theft
- - Inclined to steal
- - in such bars, one isn't allowed to leave one's porridge!
- - Where Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress
- - one has time to experience this
- - setting for the sitcom porridge
- - it is secured by locks or pins, maybe
- - Where most have convictions, image improvement is working
- - Where Nelson Mandela spent 27 years
- - Place of custody
- - Penal institution