➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - Facing/across from [abbr.]
- - What East is to West, for short
- - Right to left, for short
- - Neg., to pos.
- - West, compared to the east, for short
- - What North is to South and East to West: Abbr.
- - East to west, directionally: Abbr.
- - one who's competing against you: abbr.
- - what "left" is to "right," for short
- - Fast, to slow: Abbr.
- - On the other side of: Abbr
- - Not the same: Abbr.
- - like up and down: abbr.
- - Antonym [abbr.]
- - On the other end of the spectrum, for short
- - acronym in a naughty by nature hit
- - Antonym, for short
- - On the other side but shorter
- - Ont. police force
- - Chance, for short
- - Naughty by Nature's first hit
- - It samples "ABC"
- - Horiz., for vert.
- - Group formed at Howard University in 1911
- - 1991 rap classic with the refrain call back "Yeah you know me!"
- - Rev
- - Like an ant
- - Ant
- - Abbreviation for a person playing against you
- - Synonym of "antonym," for short
- - what is the capital of the balearic islands?
- - Where, with a friend, mum could have a holdiay
- - balearic capital
- - ...... de mallorca, balearic islands capital
- - Balearic capital and resort
- - Balearic Islands capital
- - Balearic city
- - Capital of the Balearic Islands.
- - Chief city of the Balearic Islands.
- - mother following friend to balearic resort
- - friend taking mother to balearic location
- - "Mission: Impossible" (1996) director, Brian De ..
- - capital of mallorca
- - City in Majorca
- - majorca airport
- - the capital of mallorca
- - date tree near a resort in the balearics
- - Majorcan capital
- - Film director Brian De ......
- - Brian De ...... ("Carrie" director)
- - Mallorcan seaport
- - Director Brian De ....
- - Raised a street guide covering large Spanish city
- - Port on Majorca
- - Capital of Majorca
- - Majorca seaport
- - "Carlito's Way" director Brian De ......
- - Scarface director Brian De ......
- - Majorca's capital
- - "Snake Eyes" director Brian De ..........
- - Majorcan seaport
- - ......de Mallorca
- - One of the Canary Islands
- - Majorcan port
- - Capital of Baleares province, Spain
- - ...... de Mallorca, Spanish port
- - Part of Pedro's hand
- - ...... de Mallorca, Spain
- - City on Majorca
- - Port of Majorca
- - Canary island.
- - City of the Baleric Islands.
- - Majorca city.
- - First President of Cuba (1902–1906).
- - Mate meets mum in Majorca municipality
- - Thus far: 3 wds.
- - Until today, own up to confusion
- - Receives appreciation as a waiter: 2 wds.
- - There's big money in the city
- - major city investment
- - important city should provide some interest
- - Leading city
- - fine big city
- - the city has the money
- - money for investment in the chief city
- - important city that will attract interest
- - Type of punishment found in country's leading city
- - sum invested in chief city
- - Principal city
- - First-rate city like Dublin
- - Chief city
- - Main city; wealth
- - Excellent city like Paris
- - Jolly good city like London
- - Most important city
- - Excellent city such as London
- - Ballpark figures perhaps for the city of London
- - A country's main city
- - Main city
- - marvellous money
- - Seat of national government
- - A ....... offense is a crime potentially punishable by death
- - 2012 novel by John Lanchester
- - wonderful money
- - serious offence in london, maybe
- - Money to invest, sterling
- - it's a top town? great!
- - mail intended for london?
- - Source of interest in London, for example
- - funds limit a country falling short
- - a great character
- - Large letter
- - most important community should provide some interest
- - the sort of tax from which london benefits?
- - Country's seat of government
- - Principal assets
- - money from brussels, for example
- - money invested in paris for example?
- - Better country with 20% less stock
- - money invested
- - Available wealth
- - Very good money
- - for example, london letter?
- - money fine?
- - Oslo, to Norway
- - Fine a lot of money
- - first-class heading to column
- - invested sum
- - Top finance centre
- - Money to be invested in Washington, for example
- - perhaps london's wealth
- - The money's very good
- - splendid piece of correspondence - or its initial start
- - Excellent finance
- - money is wonderful
- - A hint to the contest answer
- - It's great - if you like big cities!
- - it's great, like 9 across
- - Rome, for example, is excellent
- - big letter at top of column
- - Column feature which distinguishes architecture's three classical orders
- - splendid monetary principal
- - Government seat
- - Upper-case letter
- - Upper case — 9, say?
- - Money saved or invested — seat of government
- - Large-sized letter
- - Finance — excellent!
- - Edinburgh, say
- - Dough that can yield a lot of bread?
- - Albany, e.g.
- - Upper case
- - Material wealth
- - Brilliant headwear -- it goes with virtually everything
- - Victoria, for example, punishable by death
- - Star on a map
- - Most important thing about aluminium paint previously article overlooked
- - Brilliant money
- - LIKE EVERY LETTER IN THIS CLUE
- - Letter delivered after shift
- - Jackson or Lincoln
- - Madrid, say
- - Kabul or Harare?
- - Splendid headgear -- almost everyone is after it
- - Topping almost put the finishing touch on the whole thing?
- - Principal source of profit
- - Seat of government
- - Make matters worse? One left out cash!
- - Excellent money
- - & 14 Down HANGING?
- - Money from account withdrawn, friend grabbing it
- - Start-up need
- - Boston or Austin
- - Any of the cities found in 17- and 56-Across and 11- and 24-Down
- - What Germany and Greece have in common, such as euros
- - What may be invested in Edinburgh?
- - Lincoln, Madison or Jackson
- - Oxonian's 'Outstanding!'
- - Seed money
- - What a star may denote
- - Chief; excellent
- - Rome, for instance, do better than most of Italy
- - Excellent, like every part of RAF, but not army or navy
- - That's splendid in Washington
- - With 37-Across, sentence openings, and what the ends of 16-, 23-, 47-, and 57-Across can be when rearranged
- - Investor's need
- - Financing
- - Madison, for one
- - Venture need
- - Accumulated wealth
- - Source of seasonal sneezes
- - Sneeze causer
- - Plant powder that causes hay fever
- - Survey points to cause of hayfever perhaps
- - Cause of hay fever
- - Allergy cause
- - Hay fever cause
- - Sneeze producer
- - Cause of some tears
- - Hayfever cause
- - Sneezer's bane.
- - Sneeze inducer
- - Sneeze cause
- - Allergen that causes hay fever
- - Stories about these are splashed all over the news in the Spring
- - Allergen produced by plants
- - stop nell's op - allergic to it?
- - Exercise involving oxygen 50/50 with nitrogen, this helps growth
- - A well-known flower fertiliser
- - fertilising powder produced by flowers
- - it may be counted as a hazard to hay fever suffers
- - hayfever trigger
- - it may be counted as a hazard to hay fever sufferers
- - palynology
- - common trigger of seasonal allergies
- - fertilising powder
- - Organic flower fertiliser
- - Author entertaining old student left plant powder
- - Flower spores
- - Hay fever factor
- - Flower substance that many people are allergic to
- - Fertilising powder from plants
- - Allergy sufferer's woe
- - Plant exudation
- - Plant substance
- - Reason for sneezin'
- - Allergen from some plants
- - Powder produced by some plants
- - Fine powder from certain plants
- - The Count in summer produced sample of the menu from the centre
- - Interpol, lenient, keeps plant powder
- - Stuff that may make you go 'Ah-choo!'
- - Powder from some plants
- - Sneezin' reason, perhaps
- - Fine powder given off by plants
- - Allergen with its own index
- - Airborne 10 across
- - Wind-borne grains
- - Powder from flowers
- - Powder from flower
- - Springtime concern for many
- - Floral dispersion
- - What honeybees gather
- - Organic relic in archaeological analysis
- - Certain allergy sufferer's bane
- - Antihistamines might counter its effects
- - What's often blowing in the wind
- - Hay fever sufferer's bane
- - Hay fever sufferer's nemesis
- - Allergy aggravator
- - Bee's burden
- - Summertime allergen
- - Flower fertilizer
- - Word before count or season
- - Bees eat it
- - Allergy trigger
- - Bee's bundle
- - Bee's target
- - Flower powder
- - It's on the bee's knees
- - What bees collect
- - Bee's colleciton
- - Allergy stimulant
- - Allergy sufferer's bane
- - Bee's objective
- - Something for the bees
- - Allergy source
- - Ragweed product.
- - Ragweed's product.
- - Means of plant propagation.
- - Mass of microspores in seed plants.
- - Bees pick it up.
- - See 83-Across
- - Common allergen
- - "Count ....!"
- - Well-known fertiliser for flowers
- - Samuel .. (British diarist b.1633 - d.1703)
- - Takes quick glances, we hear, at diarist
- - English diary writer
- - Famed diarist Samuel
- - Famous English diarist
- - diarist has a furtive look, they say
- - samuel, diarist who recorded the great fire of london
- - C17 English diarist
- - Diarist takes a look, we hear
- - English diarist, d. 1703
- - Samuel, diarist, d. 1703
- - English diarist and naval administrator, d. 1703
- - English civil servant and diarist, d. 1703
- - Diarist of the 1600s
- - English diarist Samuel
- - Diarist who documented the Great Plague of London
- - Great Fire of London diarist
- - British diarist
- - Samuel of English history
- - Famous diarist
- - Great Fire of London diarist Samuel
- - Diarist's life's covering years
- - 17th-century diarist Samuel
- - Diarist Samuel
- - Samuel --, diarist
- - Chronicler of the English Restoration
- - Restoration diarist
- - "And so to bed" writer
- - Old English recorder
- - Noted diarist Samuel
- - Noted diarist
- - 17th-century English diarist Samuel
- - English diarist
- - Diarist of the 1600's
- - 17th-century English diarist
- - 17th-century diarist
- - Diarist who wrote 32 Down
- - Diarist of note
- - English diarist of the 1660s
- - Diarist of the 17th century
- - Renowned diarist
- - Memorable diarist
- - Famed diarist
- - Distinguished diarist
- - 17th-cen. diarist.
- - Diarist who wrote in shorthand (1633–1703).
- - Celebrated English diarist (1633–1703).
- - Noted English diarist
- - Diarist
- - Noted diarist? Yes, frantically penning page after page
- - How an old journalist reportedly looks
- - Samuel ..., diary writer
- - Diary writer
- - Chronicler looks briefly for an audience
- - Chronicler sneaks a look at broadcast
- - Samuel with a diary
- - 1666 London fire chronicler
- - Great London Fire chronicler
- - Great Fire of London chronicler
- - Great Plague of London chronicler
- - Diary man
- - Dryden contemporary
- - Famed beneficiary of Sir Edward Montagu
- - Restoration recorder
- - Samuel of 17th century London.
- - Restoration writer.
- - Man about London, 17th century.
- - Man often "up betimes."
- - He wrote in cipher.
- - Author of a famous diary.
- - He wrote in shorthand.
- - "... Diary..."
- - 20th Greek alphabet letter
- - Twentieth letter of the Greek alphabet
- - 20th letter in the greek alphabet
- - informed lions about foreign character
- - Greek letter at the center of "Charybdis"
- - 20th Greek letter
- - Letter after tau
- - 20th letter of the Greek alphabet
- - Letter before phi
- - Greek letter
- - Stray lion follows United Parcel Service letter overseas
- - It's between tau and phi
- - Greek character from university returning cured of speech impediment?
- - Y lookalike
- - Tau follower
- - 20th in a series
- - Meson made up of a bottom quark and its antiquark
- - Greek vowel
- - Ice cream dispenser
- - Ice cream holder
- - Ice cream parlour quantity
- - measurement of ice cream
- - What a journalist desires — some ice-cream?
- - Exclusive for Drudge
- - Journalist's get
- - Nickname for a newshound
- - Hot story
- - Media triumph
- - Henry's nickname
- - Hot news item
- - Pistachio serving
- - Ben & Jerry's measure
- - News exclusive
- - "Inside" info
- - Cone filler
- - Baskin-Robbins offering
- - Juicy tidbit
- - Small shovel
- - Portion of pistachio
- - Rocky road serving
- - Beat, in a way
- - Kitchen utensil
- - Take up.
- - Reporter's quest
- - Exclusive
- - Lowdown
- - CBC's target
- - dig a large quantity of food out on a spoon
- - exclusive ladle
- - Feat on a beat
- - ladle in second supermarket
- - ‘Heavenly' meringue dessert: 2 wds.