➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - With some old money and a whip you can make an impression
- - mermaids with tom hanks or diving with tom daley?
- - 1984 Ron Howard film in which Daryl Hannah plays a mermaid
- - Hack covers page with sensational news feature
- - Climbing mountains with peaks of snow hurts a little
- - 80s movie featuring daryl hannah as a mermaid.
- - Ostentatious display with a siphon
- - To sprinkle or splatter water
- - Tom Hanks film: 1984
- - Movie where Daryl Hannah played a mermaid
- - Hanks and Hanna movie
- - Dash with water
- - 1984 Tom Hanks film about a mermaid
- - Hanks movie
- - Spatter with water
- - Spatter with liquid
- - 1984 mermaid romcom
- - Diving sound
- - Diving-into-pool sound
- - 1984 Tom Hanks film
- - 1984 Tom Hanks movie
- - Diving result
- - Diving by-product
- - 1984 romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah
- - Hannah/Hanks comedy of 1984
- - Soda water display
- - Boldly display patch of colour
- - Excitement created when you're a big spender
- - Sound of an object hitting water
- - A Bigger...: 1967 pop art painting by David Hockney, dominated by a swimming pool
- - Publicise place in band
- - Wishing well sound
- - Drop of rain seen as a sensation?
- - Disruption for a poolside sunbather
- - effect of something landing in water
- - major impression
- - Betting on cat making big impression
- - Pool noise
- - What a diver tries to minimize when hitting the water
- - Prominent news feature — about power cut
- - a sensation that may weaken the spirit
- - Impressive debut
- - Excitement created by someone falling overboard?
- - spatter liquid on sensational news feature
- - press publicity made by a diver
- - such a bookie is a scourge, dash it!
- - american astronauts usually get down to it
- - Climbing mountains, don't mention that drop of rain
- - Spend lots to make a pool entry
- - Dive sound
- - Publicise irregular spot
- - have fun in the pool
- - Prominently publicise cut restricting parking
- - impression made by diver
- - Front page story: priest punches hack
- - Stir made by platoon leader originally wearing symbol of rank
- - certain summer olympics sound
- - water noise
- - Trumpet: Hockney made a bigger one?
- - Spend freely, ... out
- - Diver's creation
- - What an Olympic diver tries to minimize
- - Spatter liquid about
- - Small amount of soda water etc
- - Prominent front page news story
- - Ostentatious success
- - Noise of a body falling into water
- - Lead newspaper story
- - Effect of body hitting water
- - Earn a warning from the lifeguard, maybe
- - Dive aftermath
- - Cannonball dive sound
- - Bit of media hype
- - Big media display — bellyflop effect
- - A good cannonball makes a big one
- - 1984 Candy movie
- - Splatter
- - Kerplunk
- - Slosh
- - Vivid display
- - Quite a display
- - Gaudy entrance
- - Place in military band for display that's newsworthy
- - Bright patch of colour
- - Spatter
- - Sensation has place in band
- - Show takes chances on viewer's attachment
- - Diver tries to avoid this headline story
- - Kiddie pool sound
- - Bit of media hoopla
- - Swimming pool sound
- - Cannonball dive effect
- - Drop news story
- - Boldly display
- - Big story in newspaper cut to fit in page
- - Belly flop result
- - Cannonball result?
- - Scatter liquid about
- - Publicise place in military band
- - Brilliant debut
- - Pool sound
- - Sensational news story produced by something hitting water?
- - Bespatter
- - Bellyflop creation
- - Showy debut
- - Water park sound
- - Sensational story cut, chief of police implicated
- - Fall in irregular drops
- - Hack crossing Portugal gets place on front page?
- - Showy display page penned by hack
- - Feature page occupying hack
- - Juicy front-page story
- - Belly flop effect
- - Lead news story
- - Bellyflop aftermath
- - A cannonball makes a big one
- - Enter pool water
- - Do a belly flop
- - Cannonball consequence
- - Excitement when Scamp, outside, takes on cat
- - Silverware is what Celtic and Rangers won, capping prominent display
- - Show is cut, having brought in little money
- - Quite an impression
- - Unspecific mixer amount
- - Cannonball effect
- - Result of a belly flop
- - Unspecific recipe quantity
- - Belly-flop by-product
- - Make waves, in a way
- - Play in the pool
- - What hot new band makes
- - Big media to-do
- - Play in the swimming pool
- - Result of a cannonball
- - Big impression
- - Striking impression
- - Cannonball sound
- - Cannonball outcome
- - Bellyflop effect
- - Play in the pool, say
- - backbone, as of a porcupine?
- - column of vertebrae
- - Column in the back of a book!
- - series of vertebrae forming the axis of the skeleton
- - Book title spot
- - Part of a book that often shows the title
- - Prominent location for a title
- - Long column of connected bones
- - Part of book
- - pines in order to get a bone
- - What a chiropractor may adjust
- - Side of a book
- - Part of the body that contains vertebrae
- - Part of a cactus
- - Book's binding
- - Book part that displays a title
- - Part of a book cover
- - Symbol of courage?
- - Place for a book title
- - Strength of character
- - Book's backbone
- - Where a shiver is felt
- - Book's backing
- - What a courageous person 'grows'
- - What you might turn your head sideways to read, in a bookstore
- - Series of vertebrae
- - Bottle first of Edradour drams up
- - Part of book's jacket
- - Part of a book that holds it together
- - Book title's place
- - Book title location
- - Holder of disks
- - Hardcover book part
- - Book backing
- - Second long part of hardback?
- - Book back
- - Back of a book?
- - Book or body part
- - Backbone of a book
- - Might get a chill down it, during show
- - Book and body part
- - What a chiropractor manipulates
- - Book backbone
- - Back of the book?
- - Subject for a chiropractor
- - Place for many a title
- - Place for a title
- - Book's back
- - Part of a tome
- - Part of a book?
- - Book binding
- - Book part
- - Outside edge of a book
- - Location of the vertebra
- - It gives one personal backing and support
- - Pointed spike and small needle producer
- - courage, in metaphor
- - bone found in snipe
- - Prickle, thorn
- - urchin's stinger
- - pines to have some backbone
- - this will prickle the back
- - column providing central support?
- - prickly backbone
- - Paemani's leader seized by Caesar's without conviction?
- - Chiropractor's study
- - Coward's lack, metaphorically
- - guts, so to speak
- - something that sticks in the back
- - Sea urchin protrusion
- - Thorn from small tree
- - pines planted around your personal column?
- - Points out the pin in the back
- - this will stick in the back
- - Back line?
- - Cactus's defense
- - Vertebral column
- - Some shows give you chills up and down this
- - Shivers' spot
- - Chiropractor's domain
- - Bookbinder's item
- - Ballsiness
- - "Sullivan" Caroline's ......
- - ......-tingling (terrifying)
- - ......-tingling (frightening)
- - Back column?
- - They make lasting impressions
- - Backbone
- - Willpower
- - Porcupine's point
- - Coward's lack
- - Chiropractor's focus
- - Chiropractors work it
- - Porcupine quill
- - Cactus feature
- - Title locale
- - It may tingle when one is frightened
- - Chiropractic concern
- - Coward's lack, figuratively
- - Moral fiber
- - Guts, oddly
- - It may tingle
- - Chiropractic concentration
- - What cowards lack
- - Small piano
- - Skeletal axis
- - Chiropractor's target
- - Invertebrate's lack
- - Chicken's lack
- - Where the chills happen at show
- - They Might Be Giants '04 album "The ......"
- - Contortionist's bendy part
- - Vertebra locale
- - 2004 They Might Be Giants album (with "The")
- - Hedgehog feature
- - Cactus needle
- - Fish leftover
- - It may be tingling
- - Resolve
- - Quill, e.g.
- - Resoluteness
- - Title location
- - Milksop's lack
- - It can be tapped
- - Small harpsichord
- - It tingles at times
- - Epidural site
- - It has disks
- - ...... -tingling: eerie
- - Bookbinder's back
- - Assertiveness
- - Refusal to buckle
- - Porcupine's pointer
- - Tingle area?
- - Orthopedists's concern
- - Bookbinding piece
- - Quill
- - Hardcover part
- - Rachis
- - Thorn
- - Chutzpah
- - Pluck
- - Ridge
- - Porcupine's protection
- - Title holder?
- - Rely (on)
- - Chiropractor's concern
- - Stiffness
- - Gumption
- - Courage
- - Fortitude
- - Intestinal fortitude
- - Prickle
- - Tingling
- - Novel part
- - courage to turn east
- - "My ... split from carrying us up the hill"
- - Body part with discs
- - Employee who gains nothing by waiting?
- - Spanish artist who emigrated to France, d. 1973
- - Painter of "Guernica" (1937)
- - Cubist painter Pablo
- - Famed Spanish cubist
- - 'Guernica' painter
- - Painter who had a rose period makes flower to hang over Ladies Club on ship
- - Painter Pablo
- - Painter with a Blue Period
- - "Dora Maar" painter
- - Cubist painter
- - "The Old Guitarist" painter
- - "The Three Musicians" painter
- - Blue period painter
- - Painter of "Guernica"
- - Spanish painter in France.
- - Top man in modern art.
- - One of the initiators of Cubism in modern art.
- - Spanish painter, "Guernica" in Museum of Modern Art.
- - Modern Spanish painter.
- - Spanish artist
- - Spanish painter
- - Spanish cubist painter
- - Spanish cubist
- - 20th-century Spanish artist
- - pablo ---, spanish artist
- - Painter with a noted "blue period"
- - pablo, painter with museums named after him in malaga, barcelona and paris
- - Picture as presented by very famous painter
- - Painter of "Guernica" and "The Soup"
- - Prominent cubist
- - Cubist who had an affair with Coco Chanel
- - Pablo —, artist
- - Artist from women's institute on ship in river
- - Cap is manufactured thus for artist
- - He had a Blue Period
- - Films so absorbing a Cubist pioneer
- - Blue Period artist Pablo
- - Artist in devout company holding a vessel
- - 'The Old Guitarist' artist
- - 'Guernica' artist
- - Small illustration, a ship, by old artist
- - Cubist Pablo
- - Artist's picture -- seeing that, what of it?
- - Collage co-inventor
- - "Guernica" muralist Pablo
- - Informally photograph as accordingly famous artist
- - Artist Pablo
- - Artist who had a Blue Period
- - Artist with a blue period
- - Cubist before Rubik?
- - "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" artist
- - "Give me a museum and I'll fill it" speaker
- - Artist with a Rose Period
- - Artist known for his Blue Period
- - *"Mandolin and Guitar"
- - Artist who had a Rose Period
- - Famous cubist
- - His work was often sketchy
- - Collage introducer
- - Pioneering collagist
- - "Ma Jolie" artist
- - Cubism cofounder
- - "Woman With a Crow" artist
- - Artist with many a self-portrait
- - "Blue Period" artist
- - Cubist, and I don't mean Rubik
- - "Three Musicians" artist
- - "She-Goat" artist
- - Gertrude Stein portraitist, 1906
- - "Desmoiselles d'Avignon" artist
- - FONDLERS
- - "The Blue Room" artist
- - A founder of Cubism
- - Noted artist.
- - Famous octogenarian.
- - Creator of "Guernica."
- - Founder of cubism in art.
- - See 1-Down
- - See 14-Across
- - artist's picture ? animal not a dicky-bird
- - Big city landlord starts a sentence
- - Sentence begins with this
- - usual start to a fine piece of correspondence
- - What a crossword clue typically starts with
- - Sentence starter
- - Starts sentence for one of the crimes at the post office
- - Upper case of a Sydney landlord
- - landlord from london, for example - the first in london
- - dublin landlord appears after a period in america
- - splendid correspondence coming from london?
- - upper case e.g. from our london correspondent?
- - upper case character
- - *Big character?
- - B, for one
- - Piece of a major headline
- - Feature replaced in four clues in this puzzle
- - Initial, usually
- - I-, for one
- - Majuscule
- - A-to-Z
- - Excellent character located in the west of Ireland