➠ Words with o

List contains 176857 Words that "o" contain.

  • - Joint the Spanish have to bend
  • - give a jab to
  • - A bender - wobble back half-heartedly
  • - constable in the william shakespeare play measure for measure
  • - sharp turn or bend in the road
  • - Bowel in knots — that's a bender!
  • - Hesitate over rejecting a bachelor's joint
  • - joint that needs grease added; it helps with hard graft
  • - joint where the spanish violinist's rod is found
  • - part nudging in an "eh? eh?" gesture
  • - Radius's end
  • - anagram below for a body part
  • - just the joint for bowel movement!
  • - Joint that with added grease helps hard work
  • - Bowel in knots — that's drinking bender!
  • - Arm wrestler's support
  • - anatomical part confused with the bowel
  • - Rock band's joint
  • - One bent on having a drink?
  • - Place to find a crook
  • - Joint in the Spanish area of London
  • - Joint needed after bowel surgery
  • - totter around, losing a bit of balance in joint
  • - The Spanish bend part of arm
  • - ... macaroni, small pasta shapes commonly used in the US
  • - English bishop caught in seedy joint
  • - The Spanish show respect in joint
  • - Drinking bender has bowel in knots!
  • - Plumber's joint
  • - Be rude in a crowd
  • - Jostler's weapon
  • - Plumber's fitting
  • - Nudge with a joint
  • - It gets thrown in basketball
  • - Where a hole may develop
  • - Use a joint rudely
  • - Tool for forcing one's way through a crowd
  • - Throwing this in basketball might earn you a foul
  • - The funny bone's joint
  • - Tennis player's sore spot
  • - Sudden turn in a river.
  • - Push aggressively, as through a crowd
  • - Poke, in a way
  • - Nudge with a bent arm
  • - Kind of bending in bars
  • - Jostle with a bent arm
  • - Jostle for position, in a way
  • - Joint that might be burning after a tennis match
  • - Joint that may be thrown, but not passed
  • - Jab with a bone
  • - Item stocked by a plumber
  • - Funny bone's locale
  • - Funny bone's joint
  • - Bend the ...... (drink)
  • - Drinking bender?
  • - Rock up half-heartedly for a joint
  • - Bend one's ...... (have a drink)
  • - Jostle for space in crush below
  • - Something a rude person uses in a crowd
  • - joint where the spanish fiddle?
  • - Jostle, nudge
  • - Rock band fronted by Guy Garvey
  • - tennis players often injure this part
  • - one bent on boozing?
  • - Group who won the 2008 Mercury Music Prize for their album The Seldom Seen Kid
  • - Joint for jostling
  • - one of two coming from below
  • - Most people can't lick theirs
  • - mac-and-cheese pasta shape
  • - Joint dismissal?
  • - Joint for nudging
  • - One bent on drinking pints of beer?
  • - the olecranon is at the tip of it
  • - Pasta salad pasta shape
  • - The Spanish bow with part of arm
  • - Joint below the shoulder
  • - joint urban rail system gets the nod
  • - Nudging arm joint
  • - Joint between forearm and biceps
  • - Joint formed by the junction of the radius and ulna with the humerus
  • - Injured below arm joint
  • - noodle shape
  • - It facilitates the movement of arms
  • - 4d shape
  • - joint used to jostle or jab
  • - ... grease (physical effort)
  • - arm-wrestling support
  • - Funny-bone neighbor
  • - Bent pipe
  • - Right-angle pipe
  • - Patch place
  • - Knee counterpart
  • - .........., Saskatchewan
  • - Rush-hour weapon
  • - Room opener?
  • - Piece of pipe
  • - Kind of macaroni
  • - It gets bent frequently
  • - Bendable body part
  • - Ulna-humerus meeting place
  • - Rudely poke
  • - Room or grease preceder
  • - Remind rudely
  • - Recommended place to cough
  • - Pasta joint?
  • - Nudge with an arm bone
  • - Metallic joint
  • - Jostle rudely
  • - Joint where the funny bone is
  • - Joint near the middle of the arm
  • - Greco/Clara
  • - Get attention unsubtly
  • - Funny bone setting
  • - Bursitis location
  • - Body joint
  • - Be pushy
  • - Armed joint?
  • - Arm-bending joint
  • - Angular pipe
  • - Ancon
  • - Advance rudely
  • - "Measure for Measure" constable
  • - Kind of grease
  • - Where the funny bone is
  • - Macaroni shape
  • - Below (anag.)
  • - Drugs - blow, crack or joint?
  • - Radius end
  • - English rock band; joint between the forearm and the upper arm
  • - Funny bone locale
  • - An 'out-of-the-way' joint?
  • - Bendy joint
  • - Angular pipe fitting
  • - Tommy John surgery site
  • - Joint for which the Latin is cubitum
  • - Curved macaroni shape
  • - Krav maga striker
  • - Jostling joint
  • - Macaroni variety
  • - prize-giver is back in intolerable bondage
  • - Alfred whose name is attached to a series of prestigious prizes
  • - Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin were all nominated for a ..... Peace Prize
  • - Prestigious prize with six categories
  • - prize with literature and chemistry categories
  • - Prized inventor of dynamite
  • - Person of distinction with the Spanish prize-giver?
  • - One of two for Marie Curie
  • - John B. Goodenough is the oldest person ever to get one (at age 97)
  • - Swedish philanthropist and inventor of dynamite
  • - Scientist honored with element 102
  • - Prize won by Gandhi (... what? He never one won of these? Baffling!)
  • - Prize man
  • - Memorable munitions man
  • - Man with a bang-up idea?
  • - Actuator of above award
  • - Dynamite man
  • - Element 102 is named for him
  • - Depiction on a Peace Prize medal
  • - Name on a Walesa award
  • - Alfred --, inventor of dynamite
  • - Prize that comes with 9 million kronor
  • - Recognition for a scientist
  • - 'Not a pretty girl,' you say, 'a chemist'
  • - Inventor of dynamite
  • - Surname on a Peace Prize
  • - Swedish inventor of dynamite
  • - One of two for Linus Pauling
  • - Physics prize of note
  • - Chemist with 350 patents
  • - Prize with six categories
  • - Scientist for whom an element is named
  • - One of the Prize guys
  • - Guy whose work was a blast?
  • - Chemistry prize of note
  • - Element #102 is named after him
  • - Type of prize
  • - Literature prize of note
  • - Alfred ......, Swedish inventor of dynamite
  • - coward with a black heart is a man of science
  • - swedish inventor gets award in november and april lastly
  • - alfred who invented dynamite
  • - Swedish chemist who in 1895 founded five annual prizes
  • - possibly noble swede
  • - prize won by marie curie and toni morrison
  • - Peace Prize benefactor Alfred
  • - Magazine in east Rouen upset prize winners
  • - famed chemist alfred
  • - An international prize for success; .... laureate
  • - Prestigious prizes awarded for Physics, Peace, etc
  • - Prize for Mother Teresa
  • - Superior person. The Spanish explosives expert
  • - Renowned swedish prize
  • - Peace Prize giver
  • - Annual prize for peace
  • - Prize for Jimmy Carter
  • - Annual Swedish prize
  • - Prize for Wangari Maathai
  • - 1991 prize for nadine gordimer
  • - chemist born during christmastime
  • - swedish inventor whose business was booming?
  • - Peace Prize won by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1964
  • - Swedish literature prize that Kazuo Ishiguro won in 2017
  • - Philanthropic scientist in Brazil's capital during Christmas
  • - Prize declined by Sartre
  • - ...... peace prize (2021 award for maria ressa)
  • - Prize given for outstanding achievements, named after Alfred ...
  • - Prize won by four American presidents
  • - ... Peace Prize, Obama and Carter have been its recipients
  • - Award won by Malala Yousafzai
  • - Christmas stocking originally bought for chemist
  • - prize guy - you have to knock, we hear!
  • - Prize given to Carter and Obama
  • - Writer's prize
  • - Wiesel won one
  • - Walesa's prize
  • - The European Union has one
  • - Swedish prize-giver
  • - Swedish prize benefactor, Alfred ...
  • - Swedish engineer
  • - Stockholm name
  • - Stockholm institute
  • - Saul Bellow's prize
  • - Ralph Bunche's prize.
  • - Prize won by Marie Curie
  • - Prize Walesa won
  • - Prize that Pirandello won in 1934
  • - Prize name since 1901
  • - Prize given to Carter in 2002
  • - Prize for Toni Morrison
  • - Prize for Carter
  • - Prize eponym
  • - Peace Prize creator
  • - Oslo's .... Peace Center
  • - October announcement
  • - Noted Swedish philanthropist
  • - Mother Teresa's prize
  • - Inventor for whom element #102 was named
  • - Honor for Bob Dylan
  • - Familiar name in prizes
  • - Famed Swede
  • - Dynamite discoverer
  • - Boris Pasternak declined one
  • - Bob Dylan won this Prize in Literature
  • - Award won by Obama in '09
  • - ...... Prize in Literature
  • - ...... Peace Prize (honor for 17-year-old Malala Yousafzai)
  • - Coveted award
  • - Coveted prize
  • - Peace Prize endower
  • - .... Peace Prize
  • - Prize for Malala Yousafzai
  • - 2009 honor for 28/29 Down
  • - Prize founder
  • - Prestigious prize
  • - Prize-endowing Swedish chemist
  • - Dynamite inventor
  • - Prize for Carter and Obama
  • - 2009 prize for Obama
  • - 2012 distinction for the European Union
  • - Stockholm-born inventor
  • - & 27 Down International award
  • - 2016 prize for Bob Dylan
  • - Annual award from Stockholm
  • - 2016 honor for Bob Dylan
  • - Dynamite guy?
  • - Prize funder
  • - Peace Prize benefactor
  • - Peace Prize name
  • - Swedish chemist who invented dynamite
  • - 116-year-old prize
  • - 1953 prize for Churchill
  • - Noted Swede taking article from Middle East country, heading North
  • - and 21 Across: Prestigious international award
  • - Award for Bunche and Bellow
  • - Prize awarded to Mandela
  • - Prize declined by Sartre and Le Duc Tho
  • - Prize since 1901
  • - 1984 prize for Desmond Tutu
  • - Dynamite inventor Alfred
  • - Prestigious prize provider
  • - Prize for Nelson Mandela
  • - Swede who had 350 patents
  • - Prize won by four presidents
  • - Stockholm prize
  • - Honor for four presidents
  • - Dynamite patentee Alfred
  • - Name on some prestigious medals
  • - Prize for 78-Across
  • - Prize won by Obama
  • - Peace award
  • - Peace Prize donator
  • - Prized name?
  • - Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama
  • - Prize won by Obama and Carter
  • - Swedish philanthropist
  • - Prestigious-prize benefactor
  • - Prize name
  • - Obama has one
  • - Dynamite creator
  • - Big prize since 1901
  • - Prize won by Einstein and Yeats
  • - Prestigious prize awarded each December
  • - Element #102 eponym
  • - Wiesel's award
  • - Coveted annual prize
  • - Prize won by 3 U.S. presidents
  • - Prize that Sartre declined
  • - Alfred's prize
  • - Prestigious prize awarded every December
  • - Chemist who funded prestigious prizes
  • - Prize won by Gore
  • - Annual announcement from 13-Down
  • - Swedish industrialist
  • - Rabin won one
  • - His invention was dynamite
  • - Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901
  • - Tutu won one
  • - Noted prize
  • - Prized prize
  • - Prize for Curie
  • - Prize for France
  • - See 15-Down
  • - Prize
  • - name on some prestigious prizes
  • - Sort some belongings for Alfred
  • - don the stage in role of childhood chum?
  • - childhood companion's drama casts elf and owl
  • - Friend in frolics
  • - Quadruped
  • - like many animals of 48 inches?
  • - quadrupedal
  • - Venerable English university
  • - Steer, following ring road to reach city
  • - English university
  • - old vote supporting daughter's university place
  • - Matthew Arnold's "sweet city with her dreaming spires"
  • - The "city of dreaming spires", according to poet Matthew Arnold
  • - Oldest university in the English-speaking world
  • - low-heeled shoe in box for daughter
  • - UK university city
  • - University city "of dreaming spires"
  • - A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England
  • - Matthew Arnold's 'city of dreaming spires'
  • - Crossroads in central London
  • - City of Dreaming Spires
  • - Boat Race's Dark Blues
  • - "…that sweet City with her dreaming spires…"
  • - University city
  • - Shoe in box for delivery
  • - Party backed over vote in favour of foreign university
  • - Alma mater for J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis
  • - 3-Down's alma mater
  • - University in England
  • - English university town
  • - River in Newcastle
  • - Old car that's kept by city producing different make
  • - Noted English university
  • - Rhodes scholar's alma mater
  • - Dudley Moore's alma mater
  • - Stephen Hawking's alma mater
  • - English university since about the 12th century
  • - City on the Thames.
  • - English university city.
  • - English city
  • - animal by river's crossing point in english city
  • - one of the places where one might get the blues
  • - do up about ten on behalf of university
  • - university shoes
  • - university, shoe, and comma
  • - ... Circus; tube station serving popular shopping street
  • - Steer car brand to famous uni
  • - Where Clinton didn't inhale
  • - University — shoe
  • - Rhodes Scholarship university
  • - Dark blue university?
  • - Part of OED
  • - Famous 16
  • - Ancient university town
  • - British university
  • - UK seat of learning
  • - Tony Blair went there
  • - Where Tolkien taught
  • - Backed party about vote favouring university
  • - Destination for Rhodes scholars
  • - Dr. Seuss went there
  • - Margaret Thatcher alma mater
  • - Where Clinton spent the late '60s
  • - #92
  • - Brogue
  • - Shoe style
  • - Type of shoe
  • - Where you might get blue shoe?
  • - Spout, round and long
  • - Express your ideas
  • - express the view there is nothing on the tree
  • - pointedly secure in old english, express opinion
  • - Share your views
  • - Give one's thoughts
  • - Venture