➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - 2023 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee who led the San Antonio Spurs to four NBA championships and was the NBA Finals MVP in 2007 [2 wds]
- - Cleans the floor, say [2 wds]
- - Keeps the salon tidy
- - Cleans, in a way
- - Gets ready to close
- - Uses a broom
- - Gathers dust
- - Degree for a professor: Abbr.
- - Degree after an M.A.
- - It may follow a Master's: Abbr.
- - Many a prof has one
- - Degree after a Master's (Abbr.)
- - It might follow a master's degree
- - A great degree?
- - Goal for many a T.A.
- - Part of many a dual deg. program
- - Degree after a master's, perhaps: Abbr.
- - it takes longer to get than an m.s.
- - Person with a thesis
- - Degree above an M.S.
- - A grad may be working on it: Abbr.
- - Many a college prof
- - Highest academic degree that a university can award: Abbr.
- - Degree to get after a master's: Abbr.
- - deg. for a university president, often
- - Degree after a master's, perhaps
- - Academic degree that follows a masters: Abbr.
- - Degree higher than an M.A.
- - degree for a postdoc
- - which letters follow a doctor of philosophy's name?
- - A degree of success?
- - A grad may be working on it
- - Degree that often follows a master's: Abbr.
- - What an M.A. might go on to earn
- - What a postdoc already has
- - What a candidate might go for
- - Third degree, in a scholastic sense
- - T.A.'s pursuit, maybe
- - Something held by a lecturer, typically
- - Result of a defended thesis
- - Quite a scholar, for short
- - Possibility after an M.A.
- - Master's pursuit, perhaps: Abbr.
- - Many a professor's degree: Abbr.
- - Follow-up to an M.A. degree, sometimes: Abbr.
- - Degree that typically requires a thesis: Abbr.
- - Degree that someone may get after an M.S. or M.A.: Abbr.
- - Degree after an M.A., perhaps
- - Degree after an M.A., often
- - Advanced degree from a university: Abbr.
- - Academic degree that generally requires a dissertation: Abbr.
- - Academic degree after an M.A., perhaps: Abbr.
- - A good defense may result in it, briefly
- - ...... program (post-grad university offering)
- - Reward for a successful defense, in brief
- - Goal after a master's, for short
- - Degree involving a defense
- - Deg. for a professor
- - Deg. for a prof
- - Reward for a successful defense: Abbr
- - Degree for many a prof
- - Deg. that requires a defense
- - Degree often held by a prof
- - Many a prof
- - Many a candidates' goal: Abbr
- - Goal of many a candidate
- - Post-defense conferral
- - Deg. of many a professor
- - One hanging out in a coll. office?
- - Post-grad degree
- - M.A. follow-up, maybe
- - Reward for a successful defense, maybe
- - Degree after an M.A., say
- - Degree that may follow a master's: Abbr.
- - Post master's degree: Abbr.
- - Common deg. for a professor
- - post-m.a. pursuit
- - Advanced academic degree
- - what indy jones got from the sorbonne
- - thesis-defender's degree, usually
- - Professor's degree usually (Abbr.)
- - prof's degree, for short
- - degree for miuccia prada
- - degree for most psychologists, for short
- - Woodrow Wilson was the only president with this degree: Abbr
- - Academic's degree
- - college prof's degree, often
- - univ. teaching requirement, often
- - Degree that could take up to eight years to complete: Abbr.
- - Advanced degree held by only one US president, Woodrow Wilson: Abbr.
- - prof's honor, typically
- - Degree in astrophysics awarded to Brian May from Imperial College of London in 2007: Abbr.
- - grad school prize
- - Tammy Duckworth's deg.
- - Professor's college degree, often: Abbr.
- - Most valuable academic degree: Abbr.
- - Postgraduate degree (Abbr.)
- - guitarists warren zanes and brian may each have one
- - Degree that takes years
- - Highest university degree, for short
- - Professor's degree: Abbr.
- - Postgrad degree: Abbr.
- - Scholar's degree: Abbr.
- - Professor's degree, maybe: Abbr.
- - Degree after masters, perhaps: Abbr.
- - what yellen got in economics
- - eventual goal for one taking the gre, maybe
- - Doctorate degree (abbr)
- - graduate school achievement
- - Prof's credential, usually
- - Advanced degree: Abbr.
- - Prof's credential
- - Pres. Wilson was one
- - One who's given the third degree?
- - Coveted degree
- - Reward for yrs. of study
- - Highest deg.
- - Highest academic degree: Abbr.
- - Dr.'s wall hanging
- - Dissertation finisher, hopefully
- - The third degree?
- - Graduate student's goal, often: Abbr.
- - Grad student's goal
- - Goal of some candidates
- - Dissertation writer's prize
- - Deg. Wilson earned
- - Advanced degree, briefly
- - Woodrow Wilson is the only U.S. president to have one
- - Wilson's deg.
- - University president's degree, often: Abbr.
- - University offering
- - Ultimate deg.
- - Top deg.
- - Third degree? (Abbr.)
- - Third degree, usually
- - Thinker of great thoughts hopefully abbr.
- - Thesis defender's prize, maybe
- - The Prof, usually
- - The nth degree?
- - Some degree of success?
- - Significant degree?
- - Rice paper, perhaps?: Abbr.
- - Researcher's goal, maybe
- - Quest of some candidates: Abbr.
- - Professor's degree, most likely: Abbr.
- - Prof's qualification
- - Prof. requirement, perhaps
- - Prof, often
- - Pres. Wilson held one
- - Master's follower, maybe
- - Master's follower, briefly
- - Graduate's prize (Abbr.)
- - Graduate degree held by boxer Wladimir Klitschko
- - Grad student's goal, perhaps
- - Grad sch. goal
- - Field goal, for some?
- - Dr. Phil's degree: Abbr.
- - Doctorate deg.
- - Doctorate
- - Doctor's degree
- - Doctor, of sorts
- - Dissertation writer's degree, eventually: Abbr.
- - Dissertation finisher
- - Degree held by many univ. professors
- - Degree held by many professors: Abbr.
- - Degree held by Dr. Phil: Abbr.
- - Degree following years of postgraduate studies: Abbr.
- - Degree earned (in astrophysics) by Queen guitarist Brian May
- - Credential for many profs
- - Coveted deg.
- - College degree held by many professors: Abbr.
- - Certain candidate's goal, briefly
- - Academic deg.
- - Acad. honor
- - "Is there anyone on this plane who can help us with an emergency semiotics lecture?!?" answerer, maybe
- - ...... student (certain postgrad)
- - ...... program (university offering)
- - Prof, probably
- - Grad. degree
- - Postgrad degree
- - Scholar's goal
- - Oft-framed document
- - Educator's deg.
- - Univ. degree
- - Higher degree
- - Graduate degree
- - Professor's deg
- - Very high education degree
- - Prof's degree
- - Third degree?
- - Scholar's deg
- - College degree, abbr
- - Kind of thesis you defend
- - Woodrow Wilson was the only U.S. president to have one
- - Prof's deg
- - Certain degree of success?
- - Grad school goal
- - Deg. of distinction
- - Master's follower
- - Professor's degree, often: Abbr
- - Queen guitarist Brian May has one in astrophysics
- - Dissertation writer's goal
- - Master's topper, briefly
- - Deg. for many professors
- - Candidate's goal, for short
- - Degree of distinction
- - Third deg.?
- - Successful defender, in academia
- - Wilson was the only president with one
- - Impressive deg
- - High academic attainment
- - High deg
- - Academic bestowal
- - Major degree
- - Scholarly type
- - Grad student's goal, maybe
- - One who got the third degree?
- - Scholarly attainment
- - Deg. held by Woodrow Wilson
- - Pres. Wilson earned one
- - Scholar's accomplishment
- - Janet Yellen's deg
- - Prof's deg., often
- - Univ. award
- - Impressive degree, briefly
- - Woodrow Wilson was the only U.S. prez to have one
- - Result of many years of study, for short
- - Kind of candidate
- - Professor's deg., often
- - Degree separated four times in this puzzle
- - Honorary deg., often
- - Queen guitarist Brian May's degree
- - Advanced college deg
- - 3rd degree?
- - Degree to be proud of
- - Third degree, often
- - Woodrow Wilson's deg
- - 'Mr. Jock, TV quiz ......, bags few lynx' (classic pangram)
- - One given the third degree?
- - Prof.'s degree, often
- - Honorary deg., perhaps
- - Master's follow-up, often (abbr.)
- - Scholar's quest
- - Doctor's letters?
- - Doctor of philosophy
- - Certain candidate's quest
- - Third degree, for some
- - Prof's degree, perhaps
- - Third degree, perhaps
- - Scholar's award
- - Degree after being ABD
- - Degree of success?
- - Degree of great success
- - Ultimate degree
- - High degree
- - University conferral
- - Advanced deg
- - Advanced degree
- - Impressive degree
- - College degree.
- - Doctor's deg
- - Candidate
- - Nth degree
- - Utmost degree
- - timothy leary's deg.
- - Scholar's advanced degree: Abbr.
- - degree for someone who's no longer abd
- - Doctor's degree: Abbr.
- - College professor's degree: Abbr.
- - Advanced professor's degree: Abbr.
- - Research scientist's deg.
- - Highest level of education
- - .... facto
- - ... facto ("by that very fact")
- - ... facto (by the very fact itself)
- - ... facto (by the very fact)
- - ... facto (by the fact itself)
- - word before "facto" or (if you're archie bunker) "fatso"
- - Facto preceder
- - ................ facto: Latin
- - "Facto" forerunner
- - Facto intro
- - Facto lead-in
- - -- facto (as an inevitable result)
- - Facto front?
- - Word with facto or jure
- - ...... facto (therefore)
- - Word with facto
- - Partner of facto
- - ... jure (by the law itself: Lat.)
- - ...... jure (by the law itself)
- - ...... jure (law phrase)
- - .... fatso: bit of Archie Bunker language-mangling
- - Literally, "itself"
- - ...... jure (legal term)
- - "Itself," in Latin
- - With 5-Across, phrase of clarification
- - With 28-Down, logician's phrase
- - Archie Bunker's word before "fatso"
- - ...... jure (legal phrase)
- - Itself (Latin)
- - ...... jure (by law)
- - With 6-Down, a logician's phrase
- - .......... jure (by operation of law)
- - Itself: Lat.
- - By itself: Lat.
- - In itself: Lat.
- - ...... jure?
- - Tonsorial creation
- - Aim of an audition
- - Theater role
- - section within department
- - Leave hazard on course raked over
- - not a complete role?
- - Leave -- usual time
- - The bit where you catch coming back
- - Go one's separate ways
- - Don't stay together if it's not complete
- - the dramatic bit?
- - bit to catch, thrown back
- - line made with a comb
- - The split in one's hair
- - Line created by a comb
- - center of some hair styles
- - Segment, piece
- - the role of the department
- - divide role
- - a section of a carriage is returned
- - The bit where they divorce?
- - bit of a performance on stage
- - not all an actor may play
- - Leave; divide
- - Say good-bye
- - Middle or side ...
- - "Till Death Do Us ..."
- - Piece, portion
- - separate bit
- - Separate, split up
- - does one acquire it by a casting-vote?
- - Split when the vehicle overturns
- - Go separate ways, say
- - ... and parcel
- - "... of me wants to believe..." (some bit)
- - Go their separate ways back to the vehicle
- - "They should ... ways..." (go separate ways)
- - 2nd half of 69 across reversed
- - ... and parcel (essential component)
- - Splitting of hairs?
- - AutoZone purchase
- - Lead, for example
- - Take different paths
- - Divide with a comb
- - Theatrical role
- - Seinfeld, to Seinfeld
- - Result of splitting hairs?
- - Result of hair-splitting?
- - Parcel's companion
- - Line at the barbershop?
- - Cleopatra is a big one
- - A comb makes one
- - "Another Brick in the Wall (...... II)"
- - "......-Time Lover" (Stevie Wonder song)
- - Work for an actor
- - Whole's component
- - Whole constituent
- - Whole component
- - Thespian's aim
- - Straight line in a hairstyle
- - Spare piece.
- - Some — theatrical role
- - Solo, for Ford
- - Separate — role
- - Separate — component
- - Role for an actor
- - Result of a hair-splitting experience?
- - Parcel's mate
- - Parcel's associate
- - Parcel partner
- - Mop-top haircut's lack
- - Line that can be created by a comb
- - Line of locks
- - Line made by a comb
- - Lemonheads "Bit ......"
- - Kind of time, score or song
- - I or II, e.g.
- - Hairdresser's division
- - Hairdo line
- - Hairdo dividing line
- - Hair divider
- - Goal of a reading
- - Go two ways
- - Give up, with "with"
- - Fragment or fraction
- - For the most ...... (with few exceptions)
- - For the most ...... (generally)
- - Essential attribute
- - Duty or function.
- - Countertenor, maybe