➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - details on gallery watch
- - Watch leading characters in surrealist painting excite contemporary gallery
- - watch gallery, following details
- - Watch Pete cast off
- - Watch an event
- - Watch(Used today)
- - Watch people welcoming policeman full of energy
- - Take the view of teacher's pet ignoring her
- - View tiny clip from museum
- - Watch from the bleachers
- - Watch game with crazy test pace
- - Watch a sports event
- - Watch from the stands
- - Sit on the sidelines
- - Enjoy the game
- - Go to the ball game
- - Sit in the bleachers
- - Attend the World Series, e.g.
- - Witness the Super Bowl, say
- - Watch
- - "Watch it!"
- - Watch ham going unfinished at gallery's opening
- - Watch associates of suspect, a terrorist?
- - observe details on gallery
- - witness details on gallery
- - Look on
- - Observe detailed piece by art gallery
- - Look on as muscle gets brought into condition
- - In condition, muscle to behold
- - Attend match, say, in which muscle is evident
- - Be a viewer, at a sports event perhaps
- - Have a view on sudden outpouring over rambling, etc.
- - Look out for small design detail at London museum
- - finished, anxious - that's already happened
- - it was for example over-strained
- - "Was" is in it
- - It expresses something that has happened
- - History is recorded in it
- - Like verbs describing what happened
- - History is written in it
- - It is used for what's already happened
- - Rose might be in this old hat, carrying tent back to the start
- - Yesterday's verbs? (2 words)
- - what most novels are written in
- - history writer's convention?
- - finished anxious, as story is told
- - way beyond anxious?
- - Beyond nervous — possibly frightened or terrified?
- - Step by model stressed indicator of former action
- - Signed, sealed or delivered
- - Like the verbs "ran" and "swam": 2 wds.
- - Under pressure after spat about verb form
- - Beyond nervous, maybe frightened or terrified
- - Like either word in the answers to the five starred clues
- - Bought or sold, e.g
- - What's for example gone pop on street under pressure?
- - Saw, for instance
- - Acceptable form of back talk?
- - History feature
- - "Lost" category
- - Was, compared to is
- - Blew, flew, or knew, e.g.
- - Stressed, in more ways than one?
- - You wouldn't want to be in this!
- - Grammar for the "real gone."
- - Altered state
- - Met, for one
- - What memories are recounted in
- - Lumberjack
- - quickly repeating meat dish
- - "Two portions of meat — and be quick about it!"
- - Cut cutlet quickly
- - Hurry! (informal)
- - What butcher might sell in haste?
- - Use a cleaver repeatedly and promptly
- - Cut a piece of meat - quickly!
- - Quickly cut and cut again
- - "Make it snappy!": Hyph.
- - Use machete repeatedly with expedition
- - Karate blows delivered quickly?
- - Quickly providing two portions of meat
- - Quickly, or what rows 3, 6 and 10 do?
- - Redouble constant hard work and get on with it
- - Hurry up with double portion of food
- - Fast food from butchers for two?
- - Church work must be duplicated quickly
- - Fast repeated punches
- - Hack doubly in hurry
- - A couple of hacks with expedition
- - This puzzle's theme (quick!)
- - Quickly, in pidgin English
- - Lickety-cut.
- - Lickety-brindle.
- - "Get a move on!"
- - Quickly
- - 'On the double!'
- - Without delay
- - Lickety-split
- - "Make it snappy!"
- - Policeman arresting Henry on crack quickly
- - indicate medical confusion first, part of a number
- - new medical detail that determines numerical size
- - Wrongly claimed to indicate a maths symbol
- - Feature of Melvil Dewey's book classification system
- - Feature of 3.14
- - Symbol in 3.14159
- - It separates dollars and cents
- - I'm dot in place (anag)
- - Dot between figures
- - absurd homework uses root incorrectly
- - Idiotic — trouper's pose (anag)
- - Absurd sign held by unhappy poseur
- - Wretched poseur holding placard that's absurd
- - Europe stops bananas retaining curve, centrally? Absurd
- - It's absurd that most of the game for hunters has advertisement debts trimmed
- - Utterly absurd
- - Absurd
- - Crazy poseur prepared to accept bill
- - Ridiculous sign carried by daft poseur
- - Foolish French writer almost accepts European bill
- - Laughable.
- - Songs of ......, religious TV show
- - speak glowingly of a quiet lift
- - From the Song of Moses: "Oh, ........ the greatness of our God!" [Deut. 32:3]
- - Hymn of ..........
- - Kind of band
- - Speak glowingly of
- - Words of tribute
- - Speak highly of
- - commendation for quiet lift
- - force open answer, kept for approval
- - use force to get a compliment
- - earnestly asks, we hear, for glorification
- - aspire to unusual commendation
- - quiet lift gets recommendation
- - acclaim low increase in wages
- - it's commendable to extol a local notability
- - quiet lift gets approval
- - Acclaim penny increase
- - possibly aspire to commend
- - quiet lift getting commendation
- - Compliment soft rear
- - Power lift gets acclaim
- - don't condemn - aspire to a new order
- - quiet lift gets commendation
- - Penny increase gets approval
- - unusually aspire to commendation
- - "Every other author may aspire to .....; the lexicographer can only hope to escape reproach" (Samuel Johnson)
- - Pence put up as tribute
- - pressure to elevate admiration
- - Begs, we hear, for commendation
- - Quietly uplift with applause
- - positive reinforcement
- - Commend, extol
- - Credit Penny with an improvement in pay
- - Desperately hopes broadcast to get commendation
- - Uplift, on the quiet, with encouraging words
- - Take off one's hat to throw up after cup final
- - honour president by increase in salary
- - uplift after quiet adulation
- - Feminist Wolf
- - Give high marks to
- - Aspire (anag)
- - "Let There Be ......" (Sandi Patty song)
- - High regard
- - Acclamation
- - Huzzahs.
- - Express approval (for)
- - Express approval
- - The Lord
- - Pat on the back, say
- - Strawberry: Fr.
- - Celebrate
- - Extol
- - Panegyric
- - Accolade
- - Rave about
- - Laud
- - Panegyrize
- - Heap kudos on
- - Eulogize
- - Commend
- - Give kudos.
- - Accolades
- - Pat on the back
- - Give props to
- - Talk up
- - Exalt
- - Lionize
- - Compliment
- - Tout
- - Encomium
- - Acclaim
- - Build up
- - Glorify
- - Applaud
- - 'Kudos!'
- - Laudatory words
- - Positive feedback
- - give it up for, maybe
- - Quietly lift with approval
- - Rave over a spire that's been restored
- - "Props"
- - Compliment or acclaim
- - worship; a spire anag.
- - aspire to commendation
- - I come to bury Caesar, not to .. him
- - Worship Trump, in the end, to get pay increase
- - bet it's a flat-bottomed boat
- - Bet put on boat
- - Poled boat
- - Propel a boat with a pole
- - Flat-bottomed leisure boat
- - long flat boat
- - Propel boat with pole
- - Boat moved with pole
- - Bet on a boat
- - Open flat-bottomed boat
- - Small Thames boat
- - Pole-propelled boat
- - Pole a boat
- - Kick — bet — boat
- - Gamble — boat — high kick
- - Square-ended boat
- - Back of boat
- - Boat; bet
- - Stake boat
- - Flat-bottomed river boat
- - Flat-bottomed boat
- - Boat
- - old irish money discovered in boat
- - Boat propelled with a long pole
- - A bet it's Irish dough
- - bet, informally, that note dates from before 2002
- - put the boot into irish currency
- - bet it's joke time
- - Gamble made by leading player using natural talent
- - stake for river craft
- - Defer a decision, informally
- - end a possession with a kick
- - fourth down play in football, often
- - Football idiom that may be used at work to refer to pushing work to another day
- - Bet that's new put in place
- - Many a fourth-down football play
- - Get rid of the ball, in a way
- - Dublin money once used for gamble
- - Fourth-down football kick
- - Defer for now
- - Giant play
- - DROP KICK
- - Long high kick
- - Skerry
- - Ray Guy specialty
- - Pigskin ploy
- - Indentation at the bottom of a wine bottle
- - Indentation at bottom of a wine bottle
- - Give up on fourth down
- - Fourth-down move
- - Fourth-down football play
- - Football move
- - Football kick made on fourth down
- - Emulate Ray Guy
- - Bronco's kick
- - Boot the pigskin
- - 4th and long play, often
- - 4th and forever play, likely
- - Flatboat
- - Give up (on)
- - Fourth-down play
- - It leads to a return
- - Fourth-down kick
- - It precedes a return
- - Not face the issue
- - Fourth-down play, often
- - Gondola in position round north
- - Kick that a gambler wants?
- - Kick a football
- - Fourth and way-long ploy
- - Fourth-and-long option
- - Special teams play
- - Fourth-and-long play, often
- - 'Three and out' football play
- - Gridiron kick
- - Cede the pigskin
- - Plays around with words near Turkish capital - the old capital
- - Gondola gets knight into position
- - Joke time in gondola?
- - Result of a sack on third and long, maybe
- - Frenchman's one in exercise in river vessel
- - Fourth-down kick in football
- - Gridiron strategy
- - Many a fourth-down play
- - Money Irishman once used for a flutter?
- - Common play on fourth down
- - Fourth-down play, at times
- - Fourth down option
- - Three-and-out follower, in football
- - Fourth-down alternative
- - Cede the pigskin, in a way
- - Initially nervous, slicing place kick
- - Pole down the Thames
- - Give up, at least for now
- - Kick without a tee
- - Gridiron option on fourth down
- - Bad choice on first down
- - Pre-euro Irish coin
- - Pass the buck, informally
- - Do the smart thing on fourth-and-long
- - Abandon one's efforts, informally
- - Pass the buck
- - Football option
- - Fourth-down decision, often
- - Fourth-down decision
- - Kick with a "hang time"
- - Pass a problem on
- - Give up the ball
- - Grid play
- - Usual fourth down play
- - It's a kick
- - Fourth-down decision, sometimes
- - Bears' strategy
- - One way to transfer the pigskin
- - Turn over the pigskin, in a way
- - Admit defeat, in a way
- - Giant kick
- - Special-team play
- - Fair-catch play
- - Fourth-down call
- - Fourth-down maneuver
- - Do the best you can
- - Many a fourth-and-long call
- - Fourth and long strategy
- - Do the smart thing on fourth and fifteen
- - Equivocate, so to speak
- - 4th-down play
- - Propel with a pole
- - What to do on fourth and long
- - Last resort for Paterno
- - Fourth-down choice
- - Some do this rather than go for it
- - Irish money
- - Give up the pigskin
- - Third and 10 option
- - Last resort?
- - World Cup ploy
- - Football strategy.
- - Throw in the towel
- - Give up, slangily
- - Football kick
- - Football term.
- - Football play
- - Bet
- - Quarterback option
- - Gamble
- - Equivocate
- - Gridiron maneuver.
- - ... pole
- - ... Boot
- - Kick
- - Take a gamble
- - standard monetary unit of the republic of ireland replaced by the euro
- - Zoot suit feature
- - Suit jacket feature
- - It went wide in the disco era
- - Sports jacket feature
- - Wide zoot suit feature
- - Sport coat feature
- - Suit part
- - Jacket feature
- - Flap of fashion
- - Place for some pins
- - Carnation spot
- - Spot for a boutonniere
- - Place to pin a squirting flower
- - Hands-free microphone's place
- - Big flap in 1970s fashion?
- - Awareness ribbon's place
- - Place to pin a tiny flag
- - Microphone spot, at times
- - Where to pin a pin
- - Sport-coat flap
- - Mike's place
- - Dinner jacket part
- - Place for a small flag
- - Garment industry flap
- - It's sometimes grabbed
- - Mike's spot
- - Flag pin's spot
- - Nehru jacket's lack
- - Buttonholer's target, perhaps
- - Flower holder
- - Pin site
- - PIN point
- - part of a jacket which can sport a badge or a flower.
- - Jacket part below collar
- - Jacket's collar extension
- - Part of a collar
- - students have to copy jacket part
- - mic or pin site
- - Flag pin holder