➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - Satirist from US city poor men abandoned
- - Satirist
- - One who uses ridicule, irony or sarcasm as a critical device
- - Mad worker, at times
- - *Person who might teach consonant-vowel combinations
- - An expert in assessing, diagnosing and treating communication problems
- - Communication by means of Morse code or other coded signals
- - Rucked up
- - Mussed up, as clothes
- - Having a dishevelled appearance
- - dishevelled politician, being a lawbreaker, held back
- - Being ruled out the politician appears crushed
- - Creased; dishevelled
- - In need of ironing
- - Wrinkled
- - Cheeky young thing with cooler photographer
- - Cat fish biting a cheeky young chap
- - Young tyke with more up-to-date camera?
- - Head backs enforcers of discipline detaining each young scamp
- - Young, insignificant but cheeky person
- - Impudent youngster
- - Young 'un
- - Insignificant child, one having leather strip and red fish
- - Youth's cat perhaps primarily prefers eating raw fish
- - One bearing thong? Swimmer is lad showing cheek
- - Pipsqueak cat for every fish
- - Little twerp
- - One stirring up cream, say, added to fish a little squirt!
- - Upstart paparazzo pursuing jockey, maybe
- - Powerful ball-hiker?
- - Lash LaRue, to some?
- - Insignificant but presumptuous person
- - Jumped at the starting price, and made a telephone call
- - Jumped up and sang about public relations
- - Leaped or jumped
- - Jumped up seconds before accident
- - Leaped quickly
- - Jumped (out)
- - Jumped suddenly.
- - An ancient weaving technique forming an open mesh
- - Spring past
- - Pounced
- - Arose suddenly
- - What star late for show did from the bus
- - What rocker late for show did from bed
- - Paid (for)
- - Popped up
- - Got out of jail
- - Came from
- - Stemmed
- - Bailed out
- - Darted
- - Originated
- - Arose
- - Rush
- - bounded
- - Minced meat, potato dish
- - Mince meat dish
- - Sipped her bubbly after he's prepared meal
- - Her dish — Peep's — potentially?
- - Crooked people with something crusty to make a meal of
- - A witch's spell
- - Not able to rest in peace, with Scottish witch's spell
- - Witch's spell (Scot.)
- - Spell or charm: Scot.
- - Petcock
- - Peg obtained less than full turn first
- - small tap may turn into skewer
- - Small plug inserted into the vent of a cask
- - Private eyes pocketing grand pay
- - Tap on a keg
- - Betting I received a tap
- - Plug act in cape
- - Turn-on for a bartender?
- - It may stop habitual drunkard touring Tamworth, perhaps
- - Glutton hugged by drunkard? This could stop booze flowing
- - One taps a cask with it
- - Peg or stopper in a barrel
- - Vent hole peg — US tap
- - Urn controller
- - Tap in a bunghole — GI's top (anag)
- - Plug for a cask's vent hole
- - Plug — an American tap
- - Peg that stops the vent of a cask
- - Cask's plug
- - Cask tap
- - Bunghole plug
- - Small peg for cask vent
- - Small plug for cask
- - Part of an urn that can turn
- - Peg in a cask
- - Kitchen tap
- - Peg for a cask's vent
- - Tips go astray for controlling the flow of wine
- - Coffee urn attachment
- - Be furious about fit for plug
- - Peg, drunkard, crossing gorge
- - Water faucet
- - Tap on a cask
- - Bung odd bits of saplings on to ...
- - Soldier turning up in place of entertainment gets a plug
- - Sounds like Peig from The Tap
- - Coffee urn feature
- - Beer hall turn-on?
- - What can be a turnoff?
- - Plug for a cask
- - Keg outlet
- - Plug in a cask
- - Tap for liquid
- - Cask outlet
- - Urn release
- - Liquid flow controller
- - Site of current events?
- - Peg for a keg
- - Vent stopper.
- - Tap
- - Keg feature
- - Pipe part
- - Water bearer
- - Faucet
- - Water source
- - Flow controller
- - Drunkard throttling glutton delivering tap
- - tap on a cask i spot randomly around front of gastropub
- - Cask tap very tight at first? Guzzler's into that!
- - Suggest, as a deal
- - Suggest; volunteer
- - Volunteer
- - Present pair having tender
- - Academic whistle-blower rejected present
- - To tender
- - Tender Public Relations to take on offer
- - To present for acceptance
- - Put forward attempt to support a voting system
- - barter in good faith
- - Present for acceptance
- - Propose; present for acceptance or rejection
- - Tender pair, shortly before proposal
- - Make a proposal
- - Hold out
- - Tender
- - Give
- - Tender in the manner of '16 Down'
- - Former religious leader
- - Superior of a religious house or order
- - Earlier head of religious house
- - Coming before a religious leader
- - Previous head of religious community
- - Former community superior
- - Head of a religious order
- - Religious superior
- - Earlier religious house, incomplete
- - Previous head of a religious body
- - Not yet an abbot, he's beforehand
- - Previous; a sub-abbot
- - already arranged april work, requiring no outsiders
- - Preceding in order
- - Like some knowledge and commitments
- - Pair consuming port earlier
- - Boat set off with British cleric
- - There's a name for an ecclesiastic in a previous sense
- - maddy ..., steeleye span singer
- - ... before deputy head of monastery
- - past criminal conviction
- - A defendant's previous criminal history
- - Abbot's deputy with previous conviction
- - Earlier head of house
- - Monastic foreman?
- - previous clergyman
- - Former monk
- - "Sorry, I have a ... commitment"
- - Deputy head of a monastery
- - before the leader of the brothers
- - Previously found in order
- - the previous abbey dweller, perhaps?
- - Run current inside 24 having forgotten charger earlier
- - Previous head of the convent
- - Was he just a monk before?
- - previous cleric
- - the previous deputy head of the monastery
- - previous leader of the brethren
- - Middle of April or earlier
- - pair going round brazilian city earlier
- - former top scorer finishes with ten runs
- - He's very good at taking precedence
- - previous monastic leader
- - Religiously, he's always earlier
- - 'I have a ... commitment'
- - Something that might lengthen a sentence?
- - Previous, preceding
- - Monastery officer
- - Without ...... notice (all of a sudden)
- - Monk outranked by an abbot.
- - Monastery official
- - Monastery inhabitant
- - Have a ...... engagement (already have plans)
- - Foregoing — cleric
- - Coadjutor of an abbot.
- - Clergyman — earlier
- - Abbot's side.
- - Taking precedence
- - Abbot's subordinate
- - Foregoing
- - Earlier leader in monastery
- - Earlier arrest
- - Earlier church official
- - Monastery boss in Capri ordained
- - Record component
- - Previous leader in monastery
- - Monastery boss in Capri ordains
- - Earlier offense
- - The head of The House or The Abbey briefly
- - Turns up, Ireland has a gent with no heart in charge of The House
- - Abbot's underling
- - Former investigator, we hear
- - Rap sheet detail
- - Principal in order, one interfering it's said
- - Type of knowledge
- - An abbot's deputy
- - Rap-sheet blemish
- - Previous arrest, on a rap sheet
- - Former nosy parker, we hear
- - Preceding in time
- - Like some commitments
- - Former — cleric
- - Earlier conviction, in copspeak
- - Earlier charge, in legal jargon
- - Monastery figure ranked below an abbot
- - Pre-existing; head friar
- - Earlier churchman
- - Part of a perp's record
- - Dinner, say
- - Break to take secretary for dinner, say
- - Lunch or dinner, e.g
- - Dinner's gone by again?
- - Dinner, e.g.
- - Large dinner
- - Lunch or dinner
- - It's for dinner
- - Breakfast, lunch, or dinner
- - What's for dinner
- - Dinner
- - agent sat preparing dinner?
- - again taking earlier meal
- - The meal's about to be finished
- - Concerning history, it's of consuming interest
- - relax without father's meal
- - Father taking others out for a meal
- - Snooze after eating dad's food
- - concerning earlier meal
- - meal for father among others
- - about former times and what we had to eat
- - Concerning former meal
- - On no more courses
- - it's about times gone by and what we had to eat
- - concerned with tense series of courses
- - remainder takes father in for a good meal
- - Old man stops others getting meal
- - Break in which old man gets meal
- - Once more, Dad has the first meal
- - agent sat preparing some food
- - Break in which father is providing meal
- - Pop in during the break for a meal
- - christmas feast, e.g.
- - it's about former times and a meal we enjoyed then
- - the others pop in for a meal
- - father divides the remains of a meal
- - the right paste mixture for a meal
- - Concerned with now ended meal
- - Old man gets others round for a meal
- - father interrupts the others in a good meal
- - a good meal for father among the others
- - Dad gets others round for meal
- - meal is again over
- - Formal meal
- - Fine meal
- - Lavish meal
- - Lunch or brunch
- - The old man, among others, gets a meal
- - What's for supper
- - What's for lunch
- - Food and sleep blocked by father
- - Spread similar to one of those in 27 across
- - Filling meal
- - Nourishment
- - Salesperson has no starter, getting kind of square meal
- - Meal tapers off
- - Brunch, e.g
- - Supper, e.g
- - Meal commercial traveller's obtained beside a street
- - Supper, say
- - Meal's about finished
- - The old man breaks snooze maybe for a meal
- - Restaurant offering
- - Something to eat cooked at supper, cut up
- - Chowtime, more politely
- - Spread to chow down on
- - Holiday feast, e.g.
- - Lunch, say
- - Fine spread
- - Spread to chow down
- - One of three squares
- - More than a hot dog
- - Epicurean spread
- - Supper
- - Sit-down meal
- - Elaborate banquet
- - Buffet, e.g.
- - Feed
- - Buffet
- - Dining occasion
- - Chow, more formally
- - Table, so to speak
- - An anagram for tapers
- - High tea
- - Refection.
- - Good meal.
- - Snack or spread.
- - Bread-and-meat and beer: Great Expectations.
- - Snack
- - Collation
- - A bite to eat.
- - Gourmand's delight
- - Lunch ....
- - Diner offering
- - Food ...
- - Spread
- - Meal
- - A meal.
- - See 21-Across
- - Food and drink
- - Banquet
- - Feast
- - Breakfast, for one
- - Some more pasta for meal
- - engineers finished some food
- - Some more pasta is needed for this meal
- - father interrupts sleep for a good meal
- - sumptuous meal for father, among others
- - Some more pasta to make a meal of
- - Paint-work found in Derbyshire
- - disguise work in derbyshire town
- - Town has attractive appearance with river flowing round
- - Winter sports course
- - Mountain trail
- - marked ski run down a mountain
- - Mountain sport path
- - I step off trail
- - Whereon skiers may step out of line?
- - i step out onto trail
- - Skiing slope
- - parking site - terrible slope
- - Where skiers possibly step out of line?
- - Place impeccable skiers teach essentials for starters
- - skihelling
- - It's not loud new ties that may interest the skier
- - i step around the ski-slope
- - where skiers can misguidedly step out of line
- - ski-track right out of poor 24
- - parking site developed a slope
- - Run downhill
- - i step over the slope
- - pet is upset by the run
- - An area for fencing
- - Whereon sportsmen can possibly step out of line?
- - ski-track
- - a ski run densely packed with snow
- - i step over the track
- - Ski slope
- - Skiing run
- - 'Steep' is term to describe ski-trail
- - Compacted ski run
- - Densely packed ski run
- - Ski trail with tight snow
- - Ski trail in the snow
- - Downhill ski run
- - Way to fill pastry dish, creating cold course?
- - Ski run of densely packed snow
- - Ski run on dense snow
- - Marked ski run
- - Ski slope where pet is zigzagging
- - Gentle ski-slope
- - Ski run on hard-packed snow
- - Hard-packed ski run
- - Ski trail with densely packed snow
- - Trail in the snow
- - Snow-packed trail
- - Strip on which fencers compete
- - Fencing strip
- - Spoor
- - Slope at Stowe
- - Track: Fr.
- - Vail trail
- - Downhill run
- - Ski run
- - Ski trail
- - where i maybe step out wearing skis!
- - i step out on trail
- - i step out onto slope
- - Yip! Fasten somehow using this