➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - Used to be mostly empty and free of tax
- - not subject to tax
- - Tax-... status
- - "As a dependant she is ... from income taxes." (free from the obligation)
- - tax-free?
- - Excused from paying taxes
- - Excused (from tax)
- - Not subject to taxes
- - Like nonprofits vis-à-vis taxes
- - Free, as from taxes
- - Tax-.... (like municipal bonds)
- - Tax-...... (duty-free)
- - Like churches, vis-à-vis most taxes
- - Freed (from), as taxes
- - Like churches, vis- -vis most taxes
- - Tax-......
- - Tax-loophole word
- - former european politician ahead of time being excused
- - Immune or absolved
- - Not obliged to disclose former trouble with a temp
- - forgive old flame being almost exhausted
- - To free from an obligation
- - Free from a liability
- - Former European politician takes time to be excused
- - To free from obligation
- - though not liable, one finds rex empty at heart
- - Not subject to
- - Free from duty
- - Previous emperor taxed leader who was not obliged to pay
- - Former European politician with time to spare
- - Not liable, as formerly, to be almost empty
- - Former personal trainer catching me in the mirror is excused
- - Not subject to taxation
- - Release from obligation
- - Free English parliamentarian trapped in extension
- - relieve former parliamentarian visiting egypt on vacation
- - Spared, excused
- - Release from a liability
- - free expert taking me in without hesitation
- - Unobligated
- - Permitted to be unaffected
- - Not subject to an obligation
- - Not subject to (eg taxation)
- - Not subject
- - Not on the hook, as for taxation
- - Not liable (for)
- - Excused — let off
- - Above the rules, in a way
- - ABSolved
- - Excuse
- - Duty-free?
- - Release
- - Not liable, as others may be
- - Off the hook
- - Let off the hook by former partner and is mostly unoccupied
- - Release MP stuck in River Trent initially
- - Not liable
- - Given dispensation
- - Relieved (from)
- - Free from liability
- - Excused (from)
- - Not obligated
- - Released (from)
- - Not subject to, taxation perhaps
- - Grant immunity to
- - Free (from)
- - Grant immunity to former partner, mostly unoccupied
- - Not subject to, as jury duty
- - Free old partner, almost worthless
- - Absolve
- - Free from obligations
- - Grant immunity to former partner, nearly clear
- - Not subject to jury duty, say
- - Excused from a final exam, say
- - Former wife, French and cuddling politician, offers excuse
- - Not taxable, e.g
- - Make an exception, as former drain isn't finished
- - Grant immunity to former politician in vacant employment
- - Not subject to, taxation say
- - Redcap in old film freed from obligation
- - Free
- - Not obliged to pay
- - Immune
- - Give a waiver to
- - Spare Times the setter brought back in record time
- - ... out of it!
- - Free, as from a duty
- - Free from obligation
- - Not subject to a law
- - Unaffected
- - Excused
- - Getting a bye
- - Taking advantage of a conscience clause, e.g.
- - Grandfather
- - Release, as from an obligation
- - Not included
- - Duty-free, e.g.
- - Freed from obligation
- - Free from an obligation
- - Give a waiver
- - Spare via a grandfather clause
- - Not subject to the rules
- - Priviledged, in a way
- - Allow through a grandfather clause
- - Nonliable
- - Not obliged
- - Released
- - Not bound by
- - Not subject to a rule
- - Not liable to
- - Privileged.
- - Free from usual requirements.
- - Let off the hook, in a way
- - Grant immunity
- - old english politician needing time to be free from obligation
- - Grant immunity to former Euro member before time
- - To free from liability
- - rider's foot support used by royal in commotion at university
- - Either of a pair of footrests or irons suspended from a saddle
- - Jockey's foot support
- - Saddle's foot support
- - Equestrian supporter
- - saddle's footrest
- - Footrest on a horse's saddle
- - foot-hold
- - Rider's foot holder
- - Foot support for a horse rider
- - you are to strip and seek support
- - a faultless rider could still put their foot in it
- - commotion at university about rider's first foot support
- - a supporter of horse riders
- - makes a jockey put his foot in it, so to speak
- - horseman's iron
- - it's important to one's standing as a rider
- - the traveller may well put his foot in it
- - Foot rest?
- - Saddle footrest
- - Foot rest for a rider
- - Rider's footrest while on horseback
- - Horse rider's footrest
- - Equestrian foot support
- - Rider's foot support
- - One of two footholds on the mount
- - .... bone, also stapes, found in the middle ear
- - it will prevent the horseman from being footloose
- - Iron kind of cup
- - Stir up by including the right footrest for jockey
- - the kind of drink one is saddled with?
- - incite redhead inside to get equipment for the horseman
- - Equestrian foothold
- - Bone of the middle ear
- - Bone found in shredded RU strip
- - Get excited about radius bone
- - Divine decree introduced by priestly leaders
- - Divine
- - Divine wine imbibed by medieval northerner
- - tired pc's inaccurate forecast
- - Look forward to penny credit being corrected
- - Tell [future]
- - Second-guess public relations decree
- - forecast public relations on 20
- - initially, charles thomas took pride in being able to foretell things
- - Foretell that cider will be given back in platinum
- - Talk of tomorrow
- - Guess (the future)
- - Foretell proportional representation law
- - Forecast from pair before proclamation
- - Emulate a psychic
- - Port drink knocked back with tea - hazard a guess what it is?
- - Estimate consequence of ancient Briton consuming Chianti, say
- - Give a forecast
- - Foresee monarch being put into power with decree
- - Try to figure out future events
- - Forecast in proclamation from publicity department?
- - Tell the future
- - Forecast or prognosticate
- - Do a weather report, e.g.
- - Do a meteorologist's job, say
- - Deal in futures?
- - Interpret signs
- - Make an educated guess
- - Act like an oracle
- - Interpret tarot cards
- - Do crystal-gazing
- - Tell of tomorrow
- - State that there will be.
- - Foretell the future.
- - Say how things are going to be
- - Use a crystal ball
- - Emulate Cassandra
- - Foresee
- - Foretell
- - Prognosticate
- - Forebode
- - Forecast
- - Prophesy
- - "Guess ......?"
- - give a weather report, essentially
- - Foretell future possibilities
- - Say what will happen in the future
- - Came about a page by author being restricted by hard editor
- - Went down so to speak
- - Chanced.
- - Came to pass
- - chanced to upset daphne about physical education
- - took place of drunk - he napped
- - Chap left Charlie with Penelope briefly, and first date occurred!
- - Hotel annex in which spectre finally materialised
- - Went down
- - Befell
- - "It ...... in Monterey," 1930 song
- - "It ...... One Night."
- - Occurred
- - Took place
- - Came into being
- - He takes on themes known to experienced types?
- - System, so to speak
- - Special knowledge, so to speak
- - How to do things
- - Bad thing for a boxer to be on
- - normal procedure for skipping?
- - normal procedure used for skipping?
- - Know ...... (be hep)
- - How things work
- - impulsive island caught with credit notes
- - being impulsive, write a hundred credit notes on an italian island
- - Impulsive
- - Fickle
- - Mercurial
- - Erratic.
- - Whimsical.
- - document about petty officers having been reduced in rank
- - document about petty-officers being removed from office
- - action taken about po victims ultimately removed from office
- - Action about PO victims ultimately discharged
- - Gave evidence and was kicked from office
- - like a former dictator, say, dope's confused with journalist
- - gave evidence and was kicked out of office
- - Toppled little post offices? Indeed!
- - Toppled, as a monarch
- - Forcibly removed from office
- - Toppled, as a ruler
- - Booted from power
- - Lodged without it and forced out
- - Toppled from the throne
- - Now powerless
- - Removed, as a dictator
- - Like some ex-dictators
- - Unthroned.
- - Adjective for Farouk.
- - Fate of Napoleon III.
- - Removed from power
- - Overthrew
- - Testified
- - Unseated
- - Toppled
- - Ousted
- - Forced out
- - Brought down
- - Removed from office
- - Set down
- - theatrical producer one takes to rome and paris somehow
- - Prise Mario away from the producer
- - I am ‘Sir' with opera in production
- - Stager of live shows
- - manager of concert artists
- - Manager of opera company
- - one more paris performance arranged by the theatrical producer
- - Madly praise military leader in front of Rio producer
- - Sponsor and manager of public entertainments
- - Promoter of public entertainments
- - Producer marries model overlooking park for second time near Ring
- - Artistic director breaking a promise to adopt case of Rossini
- - D'Oyly Carte, say, featured in a capital once on stamp briefly
- - Adaptation of opera is about right? I'm overseeing it!
- - Director of a ballet company.
- - Director of an opera company.
- - Opera company manager
- - Italian for entrepreneur
- - Organising opera, sir? I'm someone who maybe can help?
- - Showman from Rhode Island breaking a promise, unfortunately
- - Showman from Paris? Rome, I suspect
- - One Mr Opera is replaced as concert master
- - Theatre promoter
- - Endlessly leave mark on a carnival site as showbiz organiser
- - Showbiz entrepreneur
- - One who gets the show on the road
- - Showman is more rapid, endlessly shuffling
- - Ballet bigwig
- - Opera company's manager breaking a promise to tour Rhode Island
- - One is 'Mr Opera' possibly?
- - I put on a show with one Italian character entertaining president
- - Endlessly wow a city entertainments manager
- - From Italian for "entrepreneur"
- - Concert master
- - Italian for "one associated with an undertaking"
- - Opera promoter
- - Stager
- - Concert manager
- - Hurok was one
- - Sol Hurok was one
- - Concert bigwig
- - P. T. Barnum, for one
- - Hurok, for example.
- - Hurok or Bing.
- - Rudolph Bing, for example.
- - Rudolph Bing, for instance.
- - Showman?
- - One putting on a show?
- - Lad in cast welcoming tour
- - Lad with catapult taking tumble
- - Lad
- - wanted: youth to skin fish
- - A young man (arch)
- - youth required to skin fish
- - Pattern on a barber pole
- - Hitting close to home?
- - Journey embraced by supporter, young man
- - Youngster wants to skin fish
- - Young 'un to gut fish
- - Juvenile error loading old weapon
- - Youth needs one place in train
- - Youngster needing member's support to cover outing
- - Model of virtue gets last letters from Big Fish for young man
- - Young fellow
- - Youngster
- - Youth
- - Kid
- - Youth employed to skin fish
- - Aids for the injured
- - analgesic drugs
- - Some prescriptions
- - Delivers a lecture
- - Lectures
- - Gives a lecture
- - talks of small tops
- - Expresses a point on board
- - communicates vocally
- - Says something about small hills
- - Gives an address in States
- - Passes the day, in a manner of speaking, in States
- - What PR does for band
- - Utters words
- - Says a few words
- - ...... for itself (is self-evident)
- - Volumes
- - Recites an oath, e.g
- - Says something
- - Utters
- - Gives an address
- - Passes the time of day with speed freaks doing the rounds
- - Appeals (to)
- - Makes orations
- - Represents, with 'for'
- - Makes statements
- - Gives addresses
- - Pipes up
- - Depeche Mode "When the Body ......"
- - Breaks one's silence
- - Isn't silent
- - States
- - Addresses, with "to"
- - Gets the word out?
- - Gets points for class participation, maybe
- - Barks on cue
- - Expresses an opinion, perhaps
- - Vocalizes
- - Has one's say
- - Has words?
- - Converses
- - Communicates
- - Acts (for)
- - Barks on cue, as a dog
- - "Harpo ......," 1961 autobiography
- - Composer Oley
- - Gives an opinion
- - Prohibition niteries, for short.
- - Makes application for.
- - Discourses.
- - Tells.
- - Pronounces.
- - Composer of "Sylvia."
- - Expresses opinions.
- - Composer of "Mandalay."
- - Does a dog trick
- - ...... Talks
- - Sounds off
- - Holds forth
- - Orates
- - uses voice to reach highest point in ships