➠ Words with p

List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.

  • - rescue from the pound, perhaps
  • - Take home a rescue dog, say
  • - Bring home a rescue dog, for example
  • - Take in a rescue dog
  • - To legally take in a child or pet as one's own
  • - Bring home a stray cat
  • - Bring home a pound puppy
  • - Bring home like a rescue pet
  • - choose to make a fuss over point
  • - provide a home for a small charge
  • - Take in a stray dog, say
  • - Give a stray a home, say
  • - Get a pound puppy
  • - Start a family, maybe
  • - Good way to add to the family
  • - Enlarge one's family
  • - Take up or do in a suitable case
  • - Take a pet home from a shelter
  • - "..., don't shop" (a pet)
  • - Enlarge one's family in a way
  • - Call one's own, as a title
  • - choose to work in a state (tamilnadu primarily)
  • - Welcome into the family
  • - Get from a shelter or give shelter
  • - bring into one's family
  • - take in a hungry pet wandering around party
  • - Bring home a pound puppy, say
  • - to raise a child as one's own?
  • - expand a family, say
  • - Get from a shelter, like a dog
  • - Take in to the family, as with Pharaoh's daughter and baby Moses [Ex. 2:1-10]
  • - Take in, as a shelter dog
  • - Assume exercise will be needed after a party
  • - Take up or perform in a suitable case
  • - Pass a bill
  • - One way to enlarge a family
  • - One way to become a father
  • - Take in, as a child
  • - Start a family, perhaps
  • - Pass, as a resolution
  • - Expand the family, in a way
  • - Take into the family, as a shelter dog
  • - Take in, like a puppy from a shelter
  • - Take in a kid
  • - Take in a foundling
  • - Take as one's own, as a stray pet
  • - Take a kid, legally
  • - Put into effect, as a proposal
  • - Pick up a few pointers?
  • - One way to get a new toy
  • - Obtain a dog from a shelter
  • - Give a foundling a home
  • - Get a pet from a shelter
  • - Eschew a breeder, say
  • - Embrace, as a policy
  • - Choose, as a policy
  • - Become parents, in a way
  • - Become a parent of, in court
  • - Accept, as a report.
  • - Accept as one's own, as a shelter dog
  • - A platform.
  • - Pass, as a law
  • - Welcome to the family
  • - Take up, as a plan
  • - Pass, as a proposition
  • - Take in, as a pet
  • - Give a stray a forever home, say
  • - Get a pet from the pound, e.g
  • - ......-a-thon (animal shelter event)
  • - Get a pet from a pound
  • - Take in, as a Persian
  • - Take in, as a stray cat
  • - Take home from a shelter
  • - Add to one's family
  • - Sponsor, as a highway
  • - Rescue from a shelter
  • - Take in, as a dog
  • - Take a pup from the pound, say
  • - Become a parent to
  • - Officially bring into the family
  • - Get from the ASPCA, perhaps
  • - Rescue, as a pet
  • - Take in, as a stray dog
  • - Start to use
  • - Take home a shelter animal
  • - Take in, as a stray
  • - Take in a stray
  • - Take up, as a strategy
  • - Take into one's family
  • - Take in a pint to house party
  • - Take from a pet shelter
  • - Start using
  • - Become a parent, perhaps
  • - Add to the family
  • - Take on a pet project?
  • - Bring into the family
  • - One way to become a parent
  • - Get a pet from the pound, say
  • - Take in, as a new pet
  • - Become a mother, maybe
  • - Add to the family, in a way
  • - Bring in, as a boxer to one's home
  • - Decide to use, as a policy
  • - Get a pound pooch, say
  • - Foster permanently
  • - Take as your own child
  • - Take charge of, legally
  • - "... don't shop" (anti-breeder movement)
  • - Nowadays, choose to be parental
  • - Bring an animal from the shelter
  • - Take from an animal shelter, say
  • - Take as one's own child
  • - Approve area around Hull close to the port
  • - Rescue from the pound
  • - bring home for good
  • - Assume ownership of
  • - Rear as one's own
  • - Emulate Mia
  • - Take up and use
  • - Take kids in
  • - Take in by choice
  • - Take in as one's own child
  • - Take in as one's own
  • - Take in (child)
  • - Take as your own
  • - Take an animal from the shelter
  • - Take 4, clue 4
  • - Sure way to motherhood
  • - Sure way to fatherhood
  • - Select and take
  • - Opposite of reject
  • - One of the ASPCA's "Ways to Help"
  • - Get from the ASPCA
  • - Emulate Madonna
  • - Emulate Angelina Jolie and Madonna
  • - Embrace, as ideas
  • - Embrace as one's own
  • - Choose for keeps
  • - Choose as one's own
  • - Choose and take
  • - Care for an orphan
  • - Become the legal parents of
  • - Accept formally and put into effect
  • - Take for one's own
  • - Pass into law
  • - "Borrow"
  • - 'Choose ...!'
  • - Vote to accept
  • - Bring home from an animal shelter
  • - Take home from the pet shelter
  • - Take notice and make choice
  • - Espouse
  • - Take as one's own
  • - Accept as one's own
  • - Take home from the shelter, say
  • - Take in or on
  • - Animal shelter's plea
  • - Take home from an animal shelter
  • - Assume
  • - Put into practice
  • - Put on fitting clothing for function
  • - Take on or take in
  • - Take in or take on
  • - Take on as one's own
  • - Take in, take on or take up
  • - One way to fatherhood
  • - Bring home from the shelter
  • - Take home from the pound
  • - Take on party in suitable surroundings
  • - Assume (an attitude)
  • - One way to become parents
  • - Take under one's wing
  • - Accept formally
  • - Stir pint to make one's own
  • - Take home from the shelter
  • - Add to the household
  • - Vote into law
  • - Shelter exhortation
  • - Decide to use
  • - One way to motherhood
  • - Assume as one's own
  • - Take into custody?
  • - Go out of the pool for, say?
  • - Fruity party drink found in a bowl
  • - He has impact in children's entertainment
  • - Make a hole in a sock?
  • - Judy's husband's magazine
  • - Refreshment in a bowl
  • - Magazine of yesteryear
  • - Beverage in a big bowl
  • - British satire magazine
  • - Satirical weekly.
  • - Defunct satirical magazine first published in 1841
  • - As pleased as ..., simile
  • - The puppeteer's drink?
  • - Chestnut horse may pack some wallop
  • - Fruity party drink
  • - Drink served at prom
  • - a blow judy has to contend with
  • - use fists to get a drink
  • - Machine which makes holes
  • - Suffolk ..., draught horse
  • - a fistful of drink?
  • - Hit Judy's companion
  • - the telling phrases of the boxing reporter?
  • - a thumping good drink?
  • - strike with fist
  • - Fruit ... (party beverage)
  • - blow a hot drink!
  • - Alcoholic drink's a hit
  • - Kick drink
  • - Left or right sock
  • - alcoholic drink is a hit
  • - "Sucker ...," 2011 psychological fantasy film directed by Zack Snyder starring Emily Browning
  • - Comic character with only one sock
  • - Strike with the fist
  • - Drink that's a hit
  • - Alcoholic fruit cocktail
  • - Hit with a fist
  • - Tool for making a hole
  • - Slug — mixed drink
  • - Blow with the hand — hot drink
  • - Blow — party drink
  • - AKA George (Imlach)
  • - Slug alcoholic drink
  • - Party beverage
  • - Horse box
  • - Reception bowlful
  • - Strike; drink
  • - Seaside puppet character
  • - Word after sucker or rabbit
  • - This could be a clip of The Left or The Right
  • - Puppet character, drink and tool for making holes
  • - Blow with the fist
  • - Jab or hook
  • - Spirit-based drink
  • - Classic puppet
  • - Haymaker, e.g.
  • - Jab, cross or hook
  • - Half of a famous puppet team
  • - It may be spiked
  • - Reception drink
  • - Prom refreshment
  • - Contents of a big bowl
  • - Judy's partner
  • - Right or left
  • - Herd (cattle).
  • - Hero of a popular puppet show.
  • - The London Charivari.
  • - Source of British humor.
  • - Power to impress
  • - Party drink
  • - Forcefulness
  • - One of a one-two
  • - Jab
  • - Zippiness
  • - Tool for making holes
  • - Sock
  • - Hit with the fist
  • - Mixed drink
  • - Thump
  • - Oomph
  • - Pummel
  • - Vigor.
  • - Fruity drink
  • - Party bowlful
  • - Hit
  • - Strike
  • - snappy end to the boxing report!
  • - violent figure's drink
  • - Place for a mummy
  • - sob next to part underground burial site
  • - Burial place under the floor of a church
  • - Place for a sarcophagus, sometimes
  • - Resting place hinted at by 28-, 5-, 45-, 9- and 31-Down, in that order
  • - Secretive burial place
  • - Burial vault
  • - Weep quietly having little time in place of burial
  • - Place for 43-Across
  • - Secret burial place
  • - Underground meeting place
  • - Dank meeting place
  • - Burial chamber
  • - Place of rest
  • - Shout before training vault
  • - chamber under a church, perhaps
  • - Mausoleum chamber
  • - Underground tomb area
  • - Vault with a shout before the gymnastics
  • - vault, like this clue - not in charge
  • - weep over part showing underground room
  • - Vault below church
  • - Church cellar
  • - Room below church
  • - Vault beneath a church
  • - Misfits "Cuts From the ......"
  • - Haunted house room
  • - "Tales From the ......" (former HBO horror series)
  • - -ogram opener
  • - Underground burial chamber
  • - Look like a creep
  • - Horror movie locale
  • - Necromancer's haunt
  • - Remains here?
  • - Weep over pint in church cellar
  • - Underground room in church
  • - Chamber in a vampire movie
  • - Weep taking small part in vault
  • - Buriel chamber
  • - Parliament vacated after scream in vault
  • - Pyramid function
  • - Underground cell
  • - Classic horror film locale
  • - Sarcophagus holder
  • - Church basement
  • - Shout by one's coach in vault
  • - TV's 'Tales From the ......'
  • - Subterranean vault
  • - It may be no one's vault but your own
  • - Undeground room
  • - About to rent, say, vault
  • - Underground chapel
  • - Cemetery feature
  • - "Tales From the ....": '50s horror comic
  • - Eerie meeting site
  • - Undercroft
  • - Vampire's home, perhaps
  • - Setting for the narration of some horror tales
  • - Pyramid innards
  • - Church vault
  • - Subterranean chamber
  • - Pyramid's innards
  • - Cemetery cell
  • - "Tales from the ......" (horror series)
  • - Kind of puzzle, for short.
  • - Dead room?
  • - Cathedral feature
  • - Rest stop?
  • - "Tales from the ......"
  • - Underground chamber
  • - .... vault
  • - Part of a church.
  • - Where remains may remain
  • - Puzz to crack
  • - slipshod carpentry nowhere near to the vault
  • - Stone chamber underneath a church
  • - Political first name
  • - V.P. name
  • - First name in Washington.
  • - '70s White House name
  • - Washington name.
  • - First name of Nixon's vice-president Agnew
  • - Former politico Agnew
  • - Hubert's successor as veep
  • - An Agnew
  • - Veep for Richard
  • - Gerald replaced him
  • - Hubert's succeessor
  • - Former Veep ...... T. Agnew
  • - RMN's veep familiarly
  • - Former VP
  • - "Dum ......, spero" (S.C. motto)
  • - One of Richard's veeps
  • - Hubert's successor in '69
  • - "Dum ......, spero"
  • - V.P. after Hubert
  • - Coil: Comb. form
  • - Coiled: Prefix
  • - Coil: Prefix
  • - Dick's partner
  • - Dick's running mate
  • - Light as a feather
  • - Hubert's successor
  • - -
  • - Ex-veep Agnew
  • - samantha ..., actress who has portrayed barbara windsor
  • - "Dum ... spero" ("While I breathe, I hope")
  • - One following around for each that is unskilled
  • - One subsequently bringing in person without skill
  • - Lacking in skill
  • - Windows once seen in entire building? That's amateur
  • - Get in old forward, appearing as amateurish
  • - Investing 10p in entire broadcast, not good enough
  • - Amateur
  • - Fashionable old partner, saucy but untrained
  • - Untrained one following around person
  • - Clumsy miner discovered dinosaur, looking up, eating quietly
  • - Clumsy and sluggish tackling ten exercise classes
  • - Sans skills
  • - Lacking skill or knowledge
  • - Pub reportedly having top-notch ham
  • - Adjective for a tyro.
  • - Not accomplished.
  • - Unskilled
  • - Novice
  • - Bumbling
  • - Lacking skill
  • - Bungling
  • - Amateurish
  • - unskilled, having wrongly constructed the pier next