➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - City uprising captures a former leader thereof
- - Antarctic penguin with orange-yellow patches on the neck
- - The Last ......, 1987 Bernardo Bertolucci film set in China
- - leader roamed pier unaided, oddly
- - Ruler of ancient Rome
- - Title for Charlemagne or Napoleon
- - ruler in a temper, or so it seems
- - Naruhito, for one
- - eastern politician with the queen or another sovereign
- - more running around for every ruler
- - Salesman in capital standing for ruler
- - Finally see a politician, a monarch or another ruler
- - Crazy, pre-Rome monarch
- - Caesar for one backed theatre in his capital
- - Heartless misjudgment by European politician and leader
- - Rome turned over by invading monarch
- - Supreme ruler, like Nero, in Rome
- - Ming the Merciless, for one
- - more trouble outside for every penguin
- - Head of an Empire, as Akihito from Japan
- - rome messed about for every ruler
- - revolutionary city clothing for each king
- - space for every gold ruler
- - Head of state in Japan Or a large penguin
- - Title for the leader of Japan
- - Title for a penguin or Galactic leader Palpatine or Tomato Ketchup
- - Napoleon or Nero
- - Largest of the penguins
- - Beethoven's "The ...... Concerto"
- - "The Last ......" (1987 epic that won Best Picture)
- - "Return of the Jedi" villain, with "The"
- - Caesar's representative in Rome upset
- - Salesman in Rome returned as leader
- - Claudius or Nero
- - Ruler upset representative in Rome
- - The Mikado - it's crazily more about setting up a gent?
- - Leader of rising theatre in European city
- - The Penguin Concerto?
- - Augustus, for one
- - Salesman in Rome, returning as leader
- - Cooking only this sovereign food is money for old rope
- - Hadrian, for one
- - Perhaps Nero's representative during Rome uprising
- - Akihito, for one
- - More in play that's absorbing for each in Julius Caesar, say?
- - Space for a gold sovereign?
- - Rome on the rise -- gripping for a leader such as Nero
- - Rome (pre disintegrating) was his
- - Roman leader
- - Penguin, perhaps, a figure of authority
- - Wide space for each gold sovereign
- - Rome ripe to be changed? One's got rid of Caesar, perhaps
- - Salesman splitting capital rises to become top man
- - Ruler more troubled for each being imprisoned
- - Beethoven's last piano concerto, familiarly, with "the"
- - Ming the Merciless, e.g.
- - Nero, for one
- - Nero, e.g.
- - Caligula, for one
- - Hirohito or Nero
- - Maximilian, for one
- - Nero or Claudius I
- - 64-Across, for one
- - Napoleon, for one
- - Montezuma for one
- - "The Last ......"
- - Politician implicated in key mistake following loss of second leader
- - returning agent in rome becomes ruler
- - Like Nero, he could destroy much of Rome, perhaps
- - Title of both a Beethoven concerto and a Haydn quartet
- - ...... penguin ('March of the Penguins' bird)
- - Ruler of great power and rank
- - Large type of butterfly — or penguin
- - Eastern lawmaker, queen or king of kings?
- - English parliamentarian with Queen — or another ruler?
- - English Queen entertaining MP or another monarch
- - Ruler's uncontrolled anger beheaded men
- - High title of sovereignty
- - Grand ruler
- - Agent entering capital, backing monarch
- - Caesar upset rep in his city
- - type of butterfly or penguin
- - Caligula, say
- - Japan's Naruhito, e.g.
- - Sovereign in capital keeping agent up
- - Imperial monarch
- - ruler confusing rep more
- - English monarch entertaining MP or Roman ruler
- - Large Antarctic penguin
- - Japan's head of state
- - napoleon, in his heyday
- - Notable wearer of new clothes
- - Beethoven's ...... Concerto
- - Beethoven piano concerto, Op. 73
- - Yellow or Jade of Chinese mythology
- - Yellow ......, Huang Ti
- - Streaker of stories
- - Quartet by Haydn
- - O'Neill's Jones
- - Imperial ruler
- - Fabulous streaker
- - Empire's ruler
- - Ruler(Used today)
- - Penguin species
- - "Star Wars" title
- - Large butterfly
- - Type of butterfly
- - Royal ruler
- - Tsar
- - Julius Caesar was one
- - Purple butterfly
- - Ruler; butterfly
- - Caesar upset representative in his city
- - Caesar rejected traveller in his city
- - Large richly coloured butterfly
- - Kind of penguin
- - King penguin?
- - Japanese monarch
- - Absolute ruler in temper, originally
- - Wearer of 'new clothes,' in folklore
- - Chinese ruler until 1912
- - Sovereign ruler
- - Ruler in mood beheaded soldiers
- - Ruler exercises right during more rioting
- - Absolute ruler
- - Traveller in capital upset ruler
- - Title of sovereignty
- - .... penguin
- - Japanese monarch's title
- - English politician to go wrong entertaining old ruler
- - Akihito, e.g
- - Supreme Roman
- - Ruler always wanting gold intercepted by commoner
- - King relative
- - Butterfly; ruler
- - Caesar or Hirohito
- - Big moth
- - Ruler and large sheet of paper required
- - Sort of autocrat
- - Sovereign exercises right in capital, upon return
- - Sovereign consumed by temper, originally
- - Ruler of large territory
- - More changes put around by ruler
- - Purple —; — penguin
- - Kind of butterfly
- - Caligula, e.g.
- - Caesar or Charlemagne
- - Large penguin type
- - Largest penguin
- - Hans Christian Andersen's naked marcher
- - Butterfly or penguin
- - Blues Traveler "Support Your Local ......"
- - Tiberius or Charlemagne
- - Invisible-clothes wearer in an Andersen tale
- - Hirohito, once
- - Naked ruler of fable
- - Hirohito or Akihito
- - Japanese ruler
- - Andersen character with "new clothes"
- - Andersen title character
- - His clothes didn't exist
- - Largest kind of penguin
- - Hirohito, e.g.
- - Beethoven's fifth piano concerto, familiarly
- - Hadrian, e.g.
- - Type of penguin
- - Supreme ruler
- - Napoleon title
- - Palace occupant
- - O'Neill's Jones, e.g.
- - Powerful ruler
- - Ruler
- - Monarch.
- - Montezuma, e.g
- - Type of moth
- - "...... Caesar."
- - Head of state?
- - .. .. King
- - Sovereign
- - Large species of penguin
- - Sovereign ruler who had no, sorry, NEW clothes
- - Hans Christian Andersen character who wears "invisible" clothes
- - naruhito is japan's current one
- - Head of an empire
- - Wasting time, harden gold sovereign
- - One that's clearly understood public order
- - One without secrets
- - Love writer -- reserve one that's easy to read
- - Artless one
- - someone who doesn't hide their emotions
- - a person or thing that is easy to understand or about which everything is known
- - Easily interpretable person
- - Lacking mystery
- - Supposedly easy type of test: Hyph.
- - "My life is an ......"
- - Competition needs reserve, it's readily understood
- - Easiest kind of test?
- - Like some examinations
- - Ingenue's countenance, e.g.
- - Something fully known
- - Something easily understood.
- - Type of test
- - Kind of test
- - Test type
- - Type of exam
- - Kind of exam
- - mineral which is a constituent of granite
- - Abundant rock-forming mineral
- - wayward sled softly ploughed into outlying rock
- - Mineral one removed from green box
- - Rock-forming mineral
- - Mineral I removed from ground glittered, not half
- - Mineral in glassmaking
- - Rock standard covered by learner besieged by agents
- - Mineral that crystallizes from magma
- - Important constituent of igneous rocks
- - Mineral in granite
- - Igneous rock constituent
- - Crystal-like mineral
- - Rock-forming mineral that makes up nearly 60% of the Earth's crust
- - Crystalline mineral
- - Igneous rock
- - rock-forming mineral consisting of aluminium silicates that represents around 60 per cent of our planet's crust
- - Mineral that crystallises from magma
- - Reportedly cut down beam, revealing moonstone, perhaps?
- - Most of the earth's crust
- - 60% of the earth's outer crust
- - Orthoclase or albite
- - greek philosopher who wrote 'parallel lives'
- - Phrase containing line by mischievous Greek writer
- - Greek biographer and philosopher, noted for his Parallel Lives , from which Shakespeare drew information for his plays
- - Greek writer of Parallel Lives
- - Ralph cut (anag) — Greek biographer
- - Glowing prophet's chosen badly
- - Cook meat for southern patriots again
- - Profuse — ruthless
- - Giving generously, yet without mercy
- - Merciless sun started peeling off the skin
- - rents epitaphs
- - Rushes headlong
- - Undesirable or desirable jeans features
- - Rushes, resounds, or rents
- - Rushes
- - Rents
- - Tears [material, eg]
- - Tears up seeing these prayers for the departed
- - Cuts, slits
- - scams, with "off"
- - Tears as paper
- - what patches cover
- - tears roughly, in producing salad starters
- - not silent tears
- - Epitaph soon started to produce tears
- - Distressed jeans have many
- - Van Winkle & others
- - verbally assails, with "into"
- - What some fashionable jeans may have
- - Slays, as a guitar god
- - splits open, in a way
- - tears, as fabric
- - Tears open
- - Makes tears in
- - Some jeans features
- - Turns to tatters
- - Certain tides
- - Torn and Taylor
- - Tears into shreds
- - Vituperates, with "into"
- - Van Winkle et al.
- - Unsews
- - Unseams
- - Turgid waters
- - Torn and Van Winkle
- - Torn and tide, e.g.
- - Tears out stitching
- - Splits, as one's pants
- - Slangy insults
- - Shows off guitar prowess
- - Saws wood lengthwise
- - Puts asunder
- - Pants mishaps
- - Jeans tears
- - Jeans mishaps
- - Insults savagely, with "into"
- - Holes in jeans
- - Criticizes hard
- - Copies, as a CD
- - Copies to a hard drive, in a way
- - Copies from a CD, in slang
- - Attackeds, with "into"
- - ...... off (swindles)
- - Gashes
- - Tidal flows.
- - Tears in two
- - Tears to pieces
- - Tears asunder
- - Rough waters
- - Upholstery problems
- - Critiques harshly
- - Tears in paper
- - Clothing mishaps
- - What some jeans are sold with
- - Features of distressed jeans
- - Extracts, digitally
- - Saws with the grain
- - Lambastes verbally
- - Fabric flaws
- - Features of some trendy jeans
- - Features of trendy jeans
- - Bad things for astronaut suits to have
- - Lays into
- - Places for patches
- - Cheats, with 'off'
- - Laces (into)
- - Fashion additions that look like subtractions
- - Material flaws
- - Criticizes savagely
- - Criticizes, informally
- - Tears up
- - Criticizes severely
- - Lambastes
- - Insults unmercifully, with 'into'
- - Pants problems
- - Dangerous currents
- - Castigates
- - Common sights at pants knees
- - Tights mishaps
- - Lacerations
- - Cuts along the grain
- - Reduces to tatters
- - Tears apart
- - Tears inelegantly
- - Insults savagely
- - Tears violently
- - Turbulent currents
- - Jobs for tailors
- - .... off (cheats)
- - What patches repair
- - Opens, as a sugar packet
- - Home run swings
- - Clothes woes
- - Steals, with "off"
- - Makes cool, in a way, as jeans
- - Tears roughly
- - Removes a seam from
- - Tricky currents
- - Copies digitally
- - Spends three hours thinking about how cool Christmas lights are, say
- - Gift-wrapping mishaps
- - Copies from a CD
- - Pirates, as MP3s
- - Prepares for burning, perhaps
- - Attacks verbally (with "into")
- - Cuts, as a fart
- - Copies from CD to PC
- - Well-worn jeans may have some
- - Wardrobe malfunctions
- - Patch targets
- - Forgoes the scissors
- - Saws along the grain
- - Slams
- - Features of some jeans
- - Tough currents
- - Tatters
- - Tears into
- - Turbulent waters
- - Criticizes in no uncertain terms
- - Splits sans scissors
- - Stretches of rough water
- - Tears to shreds
- - Lights (into)
- - Cuts with the grain
- - Attacks, with "into"
- - .... into (attacks)
- - Chews out, with "into"
- - Slashes
- - Rends
- - They may be put in stitches
- - Taylor and Torn
- - Severely criticizes
- - Tears
- - Knocks off
- - Shreds
- - Worn-out horses
- - Lacerates
- - Frauds
- - Criticizes harshly
- - Splits
- - Jams
- - Manhandles
- - Criticizes
- - Speaks ill of
- - Criticizes, so to speak
- - Small tears in garments
- - Incites.
- - Pushes on
- - Pushes forward
- - .... forces
- - Drives
- - Urges