➠ Words with p

List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.

  • - Stop It! You are showing cause of grief
  • - Feeling of sorrow for another's suffering
  • - feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
  • - Ache for, in a way
  • - Feeling of empathy
  • - Feeling of sorrow
  • - Sympathy For The Suffering Of Another
  • - matter for regret
  • - Wilfred Owen's subject: 'War, and the .. of War'
  • - "For ...... runneth soon in gentle hearts": Chaucer
  • - Shame -- mine must come before the start of yours
  • - Cause for regret
  • - Shame one of The Stones joins Yes
  • - Shame it is entertained by outsiders in party
  • - Sympathy in coalmine ultimately phoney
  • - Shame one of The Stones joining Yes
  • - Source of regret in pulpit? Yes!
  • - Opposite of schadenfreude
  • - Sympathise with loss of heart in religious feeling
  • - Shame! Mine's the fourth of July!
  • - One of the Stones joins Yes? Shame!
  • - Piety displayed with no end of care and compassion
  • - "No beast so fierce but knows some touch of ....": "King Richard III"
  • - "The scavenger of misery," per Shaw
  • - A matter of regret
  • - Matter of regret
  • - compassion is a matter for regret
  • - feel sorry for youth leader sent to mine
  • - mine gets variable compassion
  • - Sympathy for Yankee undermined?
  • - strip it yearly, suppressing compassion
  • - condescending emotion
  • - commiserate with youth leader going to mine
  • - shame mine got variable
  • - feel sorry for youth leader at mine
  • - ... party
  • - it's mine - why show sympathy?
  • - feeling for a poor soul
  • - "I ... the Fool" (Mr. T's reality show)
  • - Old Ruth and Pierre-?douard Dagoty taking sides
  • - Party extremes introduce it. Shame!
  • - It's a shame when piety lacks heart
  • - Show sympathy towards
  • - "oh, that's too bad"
  • - compassion takes youth leader to mine
  • - "I ...... the fool who..."
  • - Terrible shame, but you'll get over it
  • - Sympathy for others
  • - Sympathise with
  • - "Town Without ......," 1961 film
  • - "The Sorrow and the ......"
  • - "It's a ......" (too bad)
  • - "I don't want your ......"
  • - "I ...... the fool!" (Mr. T's catchphrase)
  • - "Have ...... on me!"
  • - "And never a saint took ...... . . . "
  • - "...... ever healeth envy": F. Bacon
  • - ...... is for the living, Envy is for the dead: Mark Twain
  • - Feel sympathy for
  • - Ruefulness
  • - Fellow feeling.
  • - 'That's a shame'
  • - Feel sorry for
  • - 'I ...... the fool ...' (Mr. T line)
  • - Hard-hearted one's lack
  • - Undermine Yankee's sympathy
  • - Unfortunate circumstance
  • - 'What a ......'
  • - "I ...... the fool"
  • - Heartfelt feeling
  • - Feel sorrow for
  • - "Too bad" feeling
  • - Self-indulgent sulk*
  • - "I ...... the fool . . ." (Mr. T catchphrase)
  • - Understanding feeling
  • - 'How unfortunate'
  • - Feel sad for
  • - 'What a ......!' ('Too bad!')
  • - What the hardhearted lack
  • - Feeling for the unfortunate
  • - Feel compassion for
  • - Weep for
  • - Commiseration
  • - Regrettable situation
  • - "That's too bad"
  • - Mercy
  • - Compassionate feeling
  • - "Bummer"
  • - Weezer "This is Such a ......"
  • - Drowning Pool song we feel sorry for?
  • - It may be "aw"-inspiring
  • - "Tsk!"
  • - "Such a shame"
  • - Show sympthy toward
  • - Unfortunate development
  • - Sympathetic feeling
  • - Sympathetic sorrow
  • - "'Tis a ......!"
  • - Be moved by
  • - Commiserate with
  • - Sympathetic compassion
  • - Sorrowful comment
  • - Emotion evoked by pathos
  • - "So sad"
  • - Mr. T's verb
  • - "A woman's ...... often opens the door to love": Henry Ward Beecher
  • - Feeling toward the unfortunate
  • - "...... makes suffering contagious": Nietzsche
  • - Ruth
  • - Terrible shame
  • - What a shame!
  • - Pathos
  • - Wistful comment, after "a"
  • - "Town Without ......" (Gene Pitney hit)
  • - Ache for
  • - Sympathy
  • - Have compassion (for)
  • - Bleed (for)
  • - Feel (for)
  • - Feel bad for
  • - Be sorry for
  • - Compassion
  • - Show compassion
  • - 'That's rough!'
  • - Alas!
  • - ".... too bad"
  • - ".... crying shame!"
  • - '-- shame'
  • - See 8-Down
  • - shame about compassion
  • - shame london perhaps needs to replace leader
  • - sympathy for youth leader visiting mine
  • - understanding crime
  • - don the stage in role of childhood chum?
  • - childhood companion's drama casts elf and owl
  • - Friend in frolics
  • - Sand, for one.
  • - Sand
  • - Word after 'thirst' or 'tourist'
  • - Word after "sand" or "steel"
  • - Word after 'sand' or 'tourist'
  • - Spot for a sand wedge
  • - Sand on a golf course
  • - Place for a sand wedge
  • - Sand surrounded by greenery?
  • - Steel ......
  • - Word following sand or steel
  • - Animal catcher
  • - Help in hunting
  • - Sucker deal
  • - Put in a corner
  • - Lobster pot
  • - Green protector
  • - Golfer's obstacle
  • - Links obstacle
  • - Hidden obstacle
  • - Prevent from escaping
  • - Leave no escape for
  • - Dragnet
  • - Snare in a web
  • - Fairway feature
  • - There may be a catch in it
  • - Booby.
  • - CATCHER
  • - Cage
  • - Captain von ...... (musical role)
  • - Chess maneuver.
  • - Hip-hop subgenre
  • - One-horse carriage
  • - Light horse-drawn carriage
  • - Horse-drawn conveyance
  • - Light two-wheeled carriage.
  • - Attractive device
  • - Sneaky stratagem
  • - Bunker on a course
  • - Latin ...... (hip-hop offshoot)
  • - Police sting, e.g
  • - Gin most of Labour perhaps rejected
  • - Clay pigeon tosser
  • - Part of this clue backward
  • - Catch; carriage
  • - Sink pipe feature
  • - Golf hazard
  • - Imprison those characters taken in by revolutionary Bonapartism
  • - Green guardian
  • - Pitfall
  • - Mouth actor's role in reverse
  • - Crab snagger
  • - Sandy golf hazard
  • - Spiderweb, for example
  • - Lobster holder?
  • - Setup for a police sting
  • - Clay-pigeon launcher
  • - Spiderweb, for one
  • - Device that catches mice
  • - Pipe section
  • - One is hidden in "orchestra pit"
  • - Style of hip-hop music
  • - Con game, say
  • - Something you don't want to fall into
  • - Chess ruse
  • - Something under the sink
  • - Place to wield a wedge
  • - Links hazard
  • - Sting operation, e.g
  • - Golf course obstacle
  • - Net, section drawn up
  • - Potential danger of raising duty
  • - Mouse-catching device with a spring
  • - Green guarder
  • - Under-the-sink assembly
  • - Golf bunker
  • - Son leaves belt in corner
  • - Lobsterer's need
  • - Dangerous deception
  • - Exterminator's gadget
  • - Something for the actor turning up in The Sting
  • - Snaring device, component backfiring
  • - Sting operation
  • - Mouth, bit to the left
  • - Headline? / Snare
  • - Green neighbor, at times
  • - Place for a bunker rake
  • - Drainpipe bend
  • - Mouse's hazard
  • - Sting, e.g
  • - Spiderweb, essentially
  • - Gin for one some sent back
  • - Mouse catcher
  • - Catch it? I will dodge blame
  • - Snare; light carriage
  • - Green guard
  • - Southern hip-hop genre
  • - Catching strategy
  • - Golfer's hazard
  • - Quicksand pit, e.g
  • - Fairway sight
  • - Tourist ....
  • - Bad thing to fall for
  • - Bunker, for one
  • - Mouth, informally
  • - Big, fat mouth
  • - Mouth, in slang
  • - Big mouth, slangily
  • - Piehole
  • - Mouth, slangily
  • - Mouth, so to speak
  • - "Shut yer ...... !"
  • - Fat mouth
  • - Pie hole
  • - Subterfuge
  • - Strategem
  • - Bit of trickery
  • - Ruse
  • - Football play
  • - Hidden hazard
  • - Catch unaware
  • - Catch unawares
  • - ...... Lobster
  • - Lobster catcher?
  • - Big mouth
  • - Cakehole
  • - Police setup
  • - Police operation
  • - Setup
  • - Lint catcher
  • - Under-the-sink item
  • - Kisser
  • - Lint collector
  • - Corner, in a way
  • - Pipe bend
  • - Decoy
  • - Gridiron play
  • - Pipe part
  • - Light carriage
  • - Horse-drawn vehicle
  • - Ambush
  • - Catch in a net
  • - Catch in a sting
  • - Catch by trickery
  • - Hunter's device
  • - Catch in a snare
  • - Box in
  • - ... gin
  • - Door opener
  • - Negative
  • - Duffer's challenge
  • - Yap
  • - Hem in
  • - Driving hazard
  • - Game keeper
  • - Keep from escaping
  • - Sting
  • - Catch off guard
  • - Web
  • - Horse-drawn carriage
  • - Two-wheeled carriage
  • - Drain feature
  • - Set up
  • - Catch-22
  • - Corner
  • - Sticking point
  • - Pipe feature
  • - Sink feature
  • - Plumber's concern
  • - Golfer's concern
  • - Bit of deception
  • - ".... catch!"
  • - Speed
  • - Spring site
  • - Capture
  • - Snag
  • - Snare
  • - Ensnare
  • - Trick
  • - Springe
  • - Catch some upside down
  • - a box-like stall from which a greyhound is released at the start of a race
  • - "The Parent ......" [Hayley Mills comedy with a remake starring Lindsay Lohan]
  • - sandy golf course hazard
  • - Mouse ___ (board game)
  • - Role
  • - Lobster-catching item
  • - To ensnare an animal
  • - Catch in a web
  • - Device for snaring
  • - returning a piece of a carriage
  • - ambush a section coming back
  • - Some standing in the vehicle
  • - catch wrong part
  • - Golf course hazard
  • - snare – mouth [slang]
  • - "it's a ......!" ["watch out!"]
  • - Vehicle difficult to get out of?
  • - Go separate ways when returning in carriage
  • - Hunter's construction
  • - Catch role played by an actor in retirement
  • - spider's back in cross-section
  • - Yapper
  • - A man let rip about law-making authority
  • - Mum or dad receiving letters about assembly
  • - Congress makes standard complaint about India
  • - Post taken up in superior political body
  • - State Republican keen to sup­press independent legislative body
  • - Standard moan about current legislative body
  • - Governing body
  • - Legislative body
  • - Irish boy held by mum or dad in legislative assembly
  • - father, say, holding post promoted in legislative body
  • - assembly that puts fellows in partial disarray
  • - The Guardian seized mail returned to politicians
  • - family man holds back letters for national assembly
  • - senate group renowned for giving a hoot
  • - is it made up of partial men?
  • - Collective noun for a group of owls
  • - Old man perhaps accepting post up in assembly
  • - U.K.'s legislature
  • - Mother maybe holding back letters for MPs?
  • - National assembly
  • - Mother holds back correspondence from the House of Reps
  • - Family man holds up letters for national assembly
  • - place that makes a man lie in part!
  • - Legislature, in the UK
  • - Legislature, in Canada
  • - ......-Funkadelic
  • - Actor's portrayal includes menial work in the house
  • - Mother admits taking post up in the house
  • - Collective noun for owls
  • - Father admits taking post up in the house
  • - Cause to contain mass upset rejected in House
  • - Great Britain's legislature
  • - Family man, perhaps, holds post up for the house
  • - Father, for example, holding post back in assembly
  • - On the contrary, take the rap for crying over initial incident in the house
  • - A ...... of owls
  • - Group of owls
  • - Guy Fawkes's target
  • - Another name for fan-tan
  • - Official council
  • - House of Lords and Commons
  • - Fan-tan
  • - Harold Wilson's milieu.
  • - Westminster Palace assembly.
  • - Group assembling in Westminster Palace.
  • - Where M. P.'s congregate.
  • - British lawmakers.
  • - Many a Little League rooter
  • - Takes off for journeys to the south
  • - prepares to skinny dip
  • - takes off for an excursion in the vessel
  • - Takes off from runways
  • - Removes blunders by head of security
  • - thin pieces make a cruise on board
  • - Bands Peel originally supported
  • - gets debriefed?
  • - Takes gear off bands
  • - Takes off the narrow pieces
  • - Comics page features
  • - Removes clothes
  • - Bands taking a journey in a ship