➠ Words with n

List contains 168899 Words that "n" contain.

  • - Body part often pulled by an athlete
  • - Body region
  • - Body part often pulled in sports
  • - Where thighs meet the body
  • - Part of the body often injured playing sports
  • - Central part or gin cocktail ?
  • - It may be pulled by an athlete
  • - Ringo (anag)
  • - bad thing to pull during a race
  • - ...... pull (strained adductor longus, perhaps)
  • - Site of many muscle pulls
  • - It may be pulled painfully
  • - Vault intersection
  • - ...... strain (common injury for an athlete)
  • - Area below the abdomen
  • - Abdomen neighbor
  • - Something it's bad to pull
  • - Painful pull locale
  • - It can be pulled while running
  • - Below-the-abdomen area
  • - ...... pull (sports injury)
  • - One place for an athletic pull
  • - Often-pulled muscle
  • - It may be pulled at a gym
  • - Target of a painful kick
  • - It's sometimes pulled while running
  • - Vault junction
  • - Place for a pull
  • - Pulled ...... (athlete's injury)
  • - Common place for a pull
  • - ...... pull (possible reason for being on the disabled list)
  • - Hurdler's injury location
  • - Under-the-abdomen area
  • - ...... pull (common sports injury)
  • - It causes pain when pulled
  • - Bad thing to pull
  • - Where the thigh joins the abdomen
  • - Common injury location
  • - Vault line, in architecture
  • - Strain locus
  • - Architectural edge
  • - Intersecting vaults' edge
  • - Edge at the junction of two intersecting vaults
  • - Curved edge formed by intersecting vaults
  • - Curved vault surface
  • - Junction of vaults.
  • - Vaulted roof angle.
  • - Curve formed by two vaults: Architecture.
  • - Protective cup location
  • - Pull a ........
  • - Architectural ridge
  • - It may be pulled
  • - Vault feature
  • - Pull
  • - put a cover on the container, dunderhead!
  • - Put covers on book
  • - Attempt to cover front of neck with tie
  • - Cover a printed book
  • - Cover (manuscript)
  • - Bit of a jam
  • - Serves up sample of good nibbles with bit of a pickle
  • - Attempt to cover new dilemma
  • - Bad start for most of 15 across in tight spot
  • - Bruce Springsteen "The Ties That ......"
  • - Bit of trouble
  • - Spot of trouble
  • - Unite, as by a feeling of loyalty.
  • - Cover the edge of.
  • - Form an attachment that could be a nuisance
  • - Rope together
  • - tender to win new contract
  • - Around November, apply to Unite
  • - Attempt to pack new hamper
  • - In a ... (really stuck)
  • - tie produces dilemma
  • - make a book
  • - Force to discard diamonds
  • - Put tight string around a package
  • - Try to introduce new restraint
  • - Tightly fasten
  • - Truss
  • - Tie up with rope
  • - Tie fast
  • - Make into a book, as loose pages
  • - Immobilize by tying tightly
  • - Do some book repair
  • - Secure(Used today)
  • - Connect(Used today)
  • - Lash
  • - Annoyance
  • - Tie up
  • - Tough situation
  • - Secure, tie fast
  • - Fasten with ties
  • - Tough spot
  • - Tie tightly
  • - Tie up; annoyance
  • - Put together, as a book
  • - Wrap tightly
  • - Tie
  • - Offer to wrap new tie
  • - Predicament
  • - Tricky predicament
  • - Sticky situation
  • - Sticky wicket
  • - Difficult situation
  • - Tight spot
  • - Tie together
  • - Hamstring
  • - Firmly attach
  • - Bear in mind, missing airmen in a predicament
  • - Agree to leave gaberdine with strap
  • - Fasten nuisance
  • - Tie can be a nuisance
  • - Tough thing to be in
  • - Tie, fasten
  • - Wrap tightly — nuisance
  • - Adhere
  • - Jam
  • - Tricky situation
  • - Tie securely
  • - Repair books, in a way
  • - Tough predicament
  • - Pickle
  • - Jam or pickle
  • - Cause to cohere
  • - Dilemma
  • - In a ...... (stuck)
  • - Tough place to be in
  • - Bad thing to be in
  • - Difficult position
  • - Scrape
  • - Stick together
  • - Cohere
  • - Glue
  • - Catch-22
  • - In a ...... (strapped)
  • - Restrain
  • - Constrict
  • - Swathe
  • - Tie together tightly
  • - Hogtie
  • - Swaddle
  • - Put under obligation
  • - What ties do
  • - In a ...... (in trouble)
  • - Restrict
  • - Oblige
  • - Connect
  • - Wrap around.
  • - Fasten round about.
  • - Encompass.
  • - ... tape
  • - Obligate
  • - Secure
  • - Fasten
  • - Make fast
  • - Fix
  • - Attach name inside offer
  • - fasten tightly together
  • - A lot to have for dinner when one's gone back
  • - A lot died with gas all around
  • - Donne translated a lot
  • - Donne has been translated quite a lot
  • - Donne composed a lot
  • - Lots turned on by goal
  • - Tips for European visiting Bible Land a lot
  • - What rings have a lot?
  • - An awful lot
  • - A lot
  • - A lot of
  • - limitless amount (of)
  • - Very much lacking in purpose?
  • - "It has ..." (eternity): 2 wds.
  • - With ... in sight (indefinitely) (2 wds.)
  • - Conclusion can't be reached — sigh!
  • - Very much (2 words)
  • - "There's ... in sight" (taking forever): 2 wds.
  • - To a great extent Donne is wrong
  • - Very much (slang)
  • - Killswitch Engage "...... in Sight"
  • - Ad infinitum
  • - On and on and on
  • - Interminably
  • - What a Möbius strip has
  • - Very much indeed
  • - Without a break
  • - "... with ...... in sight"
  • - Without a stop
  • - Number with purpose getting a great deal
  • - On and on
  • - Without letup
  • - Annoy to ......
  • - "There's ...... in sight"
  • - Very much, informally
  • - Eternally
  • - Without interruption
  • - To a huge extent
  • - What infinity has
  • - ...... in sight
  • - Limitlessly
  • - What eternity has
  • - What may be in sight?
  • - Feature of titles spoofed in this puzzle
  • - .......... of (umpteen)
  • - Very, very much
  • - What a ring has
  • - Phenomenon of a circle
  • - Exceedingly: Colloq.
  • - A great deal: Colloq.
  • - What a circle has.
  • - Infinitely
  • - Eternal
  • - Very much: Colloq.
  • - Unceasingly
  • - Constantly
  • - Continually
  • - Ceaselessly
  • - Incessantly
  • - Continuously
  • - Forever and ever
  • - Forever
  • - Without stopping
  • - To the nth degree
  • - Tons (of)
  • - Very many
  • - Immensely
  • - Seemingly forever
  • - Forever, it seems
  • - Extremely, informally
  • - Thoroughly
  • - Exceedingly
  • - To a great extent
  • - To a great degree
  • - Extremely: Colloq.
  • - A great deal
  • - Oodles
  • - Very much
  • - Extremely
  • - embarrassed donne very much
  • - Raid the entrance?
  • - attack where the traffic is
  • - No out-of-the-way incursion!
  • - Encroachment; ordain (anag.)
  • - Woman letting out a property or rooms
  • - She rents out property
  • - The one offering the residency to young man consumed by Dylan melody
  • - Dylan travelling around American city delta leases property
  • - An accommodating woman
  • - two young fellows in new york arranged to board with her
  • - People may have to put up with her
  • - Letter from twin boys round New Year's beginning
  • - Come down to earth with tramp's partner - the one charged with colleting the rent
  • - bring woman to earth: she has rent to collect
  • - Female lessor
  • - Boarding house owner
  • - Rent receiver, sometimes
  • - Female proprietor
  • - Accommodating woman with young man in outskirts of Londonderry
  • - Proprietress
  • - Letter perhaps from learner with woman
  • - Ethel Mertz, on 'I Love Lucy'
  • - Mrs. Hudson, to Sherlock Holmes
  • - Renter accommodating youth in extremes of luxury
  • - Ethel, to Lucy
  • - Ethel Mertz's job
  • - Ethel Mertz, e.g.
  • - Ethel Mertz, for one
  • - Letter, of sorts
  • - Mistress Quickly in "Henry IV"
  • - Concierge of a sort.
  • - Queen of the apartment house.
  • - Real estate owner.
  • - Rent collector
  • - She collects rent
  • - Nothing between the As and Cs listed in Debrett
  • - Heads, in British slang
  • - Heads, in slang
  • - Heads, slangily
  • - Swells, in England
  • - Heads: Slang.
  • - Jacks, in cribbage.
  • - Jacks in a game.
  • - Nabobs: Slang.
  • - Scores in cribbage.
  • - The Jack, in cribbage.
  • - Privileged lot
  • - wealthy people of westminster, slangily
  • - Loaded Londoners, slangily
  • - Small chunks
  • - Person of high social position
  • - His ...... (cribbage term; anagram of SNOB)
  • - Toffs
  • - British big shots
  • - His ...... (cribbage jack)
  • - Cribbage one-pointers
  • - Moneyed Brits
  • - Wealthy Brits
  • - Wealthy Londoners
  • - British bigwigs
  • - Wealthy Londoners, slangily
  • - His ...... (cribbage one-pointer)
  • - His ....: cribbage card
  • - British elite
  • - Loaded Londoners
  • - Wealthy people, to the Brits
  • - Swells: Br.
  • - Top-drawer types
  • - Cribbage jack
  • - Soho swells
  • - Cribbage cards
  • - British swells
  • - Cribbage jacks
  • - Jacks of trumps at cribbage.
  • - Knobsticks.
  • - Jack: Cribbage.
  • - Men of means
  • - Wealthy ones
  • - Noggins
  • - ...... beans
  • - Bumps
  • - "Beyond the Horizon" Pulitzer winner
  • - "Desire Under the Elms" dramatist
  • - "A Touch of the Poet" playwright
  • - "Lazarus Laughed" playwright Eugene
  • - "Anna Christie" playwright Eugene
  • - "The Great God Brown" playwright
  • - "The Hairy Ape" author
  • - "Beyond the Horizon" writer
  • - "The Iceman Cometh" playwright Eugene
  • - "Ile" playwright
  • - Tip of the House, of old
  • - 1936 Nobel playwright
  • - "The Iceman Cometh" dramatist Eugene
  • - "The Iceman Cometh" dramatist
  • - eugene, u.s. playwright who won the nobel prize in literature in 1936
  • - "The Hairy Ape" writer
  • - ed who plays donald sterling in the miniseries 'clipped'
  • - Eugene ---, US playwright who penned The Iceman Cometh
  • - "Ah, Wilderness!" dramatist
  • - Ed of "Married ... With Children"
  • - "Modern Family" actor
  • - '70s-'80s House speaker
  • - Boston tunnel eponym
  • - Tip of Bay State politics
  • - Eugene or Tip
  • - 1970s-'80s House speaker Tip
  • - Four-time Yankee All-Star Paul
  • - Tip of Massachusetts
  • - Former House Speaker Tip
  • - 1936 Literature Nobelist Eugene
  • - 1994 A.L. batting champ
  • - 1994 A.L. batting champ Paul
  • - Winner of four Pulitzer Prizes
  • - 1970's-80's House speaker
  • - Oona Chaplin, née ......
  • - Brutus Jones creator
  • - Bush's former Treasury secretary
  • - Jennifer of 'Rio Lobo'
  • - 'Strange Interlude' dramatist
  • - Treasury secretary before Snow
  • - "Ah! Wilderness" author
  • - "Mourning Becomes Electra" author
  • - Bush Treasury secretary
  • - Longtime Yankee right fielder Paul
  • - Bush's Treasury secretary
  • - Treasury Secretary Paul
  • - "Long Day's Journey Into Night" writer
  • - "Anna Christie" writer
  • - See 26 Down
  • - First man to hold bird in structure on the Nile
  • - A large bird -- cuckoo -- reflected in Nile landmark
  • - Nile diverter
  • - Nile construction
  • - Nile River spanner
  • - Nile barrier
  • - Nile structure
  • - Feature of the Nile.
  • - Construction on the Nile River
  • - Nile spanner
  • - Cygnet's parent in Egyptian reservoir?
  • - A pen perhaps, created by this feat of Egyptian engineering
  • - A pen responsible for the big hold-up in Egypt
  • - The first man to wield a pen in Egypt's lake district
  • - It's seen in Egypt as dawn breaks before morning
  • - River feature, one parent of ugly ducklings?
  • - Structure south of Luxor
  • - Man traps bird in water barrier
  • - Egyptian hydrological project
  • - A bird with mother somewhere in Egypt
  • - Its construction created Lake Nasser
  • - Egyptian river-control structure
  • - Sight upstream from Luxor
  • - Engineering project begun in 1898
  • - Notable construction project at the turn of the 20th century
  • - Construction of 1898-1902
  • - Egyptian water barrier
  • - Sailor's problem
  • - A blow to the face
  • - A blow in the face?