➠ Words with p
List contains 77898 Words that "p" contain.
- - Put it across king will give one a hiding
- - Slap on the bottom with an open hand
- - Give a paddling
- - Punish with a swat
- - Give a paddling to
- - Punish corporally
- - Punish, perhaps
- - Discipline, in a way
- - Get cheeky with?
- - Corporally punish
- - Punish with the palm
- - Punish, as a naughty child
- - Punish Junior
- - Punish
- - Punish, in a way
- - Smack on the buttocks
- - wallop article kept in special truck lately
- - To smack child
- - Defeat soundly, so to speak
- - To do this, stretch across the end of the desk!
- - Smack on the bottom
- - Give corporal punishment to
- - Butt lick
- - Chastise
- - Strike smartly
- - Hit on the tush
- - Back slap?
- - Apply corporal punishment
- - Beat soundly, in slang
- - Hit the bottom of
- - Spare not the rod
- - Slap on the bottom
- - Paddywhack
- - Seat belt?
- - Take over one's knee
- - Hit on the rear
- - Not spare the rod
- - Hit the end?
- - Seat-of-the-pants decision?
- - Bum rap?
- - Severely outscore, slangily
- - Tan the bottom
- - Slap on the buttocks
- - Inflict punishment
- - Resounding slap
- - Sail briskly
- - Hit the bottom
- - Unit of punishment
- - Strike on the derriere
- - Move along swiftly.
- - Smart slap.
- - Attack the rear.
- - Move along smartly.
- - Administer punishment.
- - Hit bottom?
- - ...... lick
- - Paddle
- - Move quickly
- - Beat handily
- - Smack
- - Defeat soundly
- - Slap
- - Defeat soundly in slang
- - Penny inclined to be flexible
- - Yielding person's first subject
- - Pinhead bound to be easily bent
- - apt to be persuaded
- - Able and willing to adjust to new conditions
- - Leader of people inclined to be flexible
- - Pants initially likely to require elastic
- - Yielding
- - Page to blame for yielding
- - Elastic producer initially under obligation
- - Easily bent into shape
- - Head of the plasterer's likely like putty in one's hands
- - Easily persuaded
- - Easily swayed or bendable
- - Flexible, easily bent
- - Easily manipulated or shaped
- - Ductile
- - Easily manipulated
- - Easily shaped
- - Not inflexible
- - Fictile
- - Easily bent
- - Bending easily
- - Supple
- - Flexible
- - Plastic
- - Easily controlled
- - Malleable
- - Easily molded
- - Available, like a microbrew: 2 wds.
- - Readily available
- - Readily available, especially of beer
- - Free-flowing, readily available
- - Appearing to knock when kept ready
- - Ready for immediate use [inf]
- - Ready to be poured, at a pub: 2 wds.
- - Ready to be poured, at a bar: 2 wds.
- - Ready for pouring, at a tavern: 2 wds.
- - Ready for pouring, at a bar: 2 wds.
- - kept ready in a cask
- - Overtime panic replaced by independent means
- - Resort to sergeant-major to get fit
- - Sudden activity to get pass at end of term
- - If you think a person is a jerk, it might be because of this
- - some twitch to make bookie a sergeant-major
- - Jet-baths may start a convulsion
- - Sergeant-Major briefly gets around a dance step with a sudden muscle jerk
- - Twitch, fit
- - A kind of muscle fit
- - a fit start, perhaps
- - More than a twitch
- - It can cause one to be a real jerk
- - Fit of activity
- - Cause of a hiccup
- - A real jerk
- - Fit
- - Resorts to finishing a film in a quick burst
- - Fit but writing up to a health resort
- - Email deluge to swamp son in attack
- - Healthy locations might start convulsion
- - twitch-stream part?
- - the sergeant major is interrupted by father's involuntary movement
- - Sudden convulsive action
- - Involuntary convulsion
- - Sudden contraction in salon's male membership
- - Involuntary muscle twitch
- - Tic, twitch
- - unpredictable jerk
- - involuntary muscles twitch
- - Brief outburst in spring and parts of summer
- - Son opening unwanted mail makes sudden attack
- - Sudden convulsive movement
- - twitch, for one
- - An involuntary twitch of the muscle
- - Involuntary muscle jerk
- - twitch, say
- - Uncontrolled muscle jerk
- - hypertonia symptom
- - dystonia symptom
- - Hiccup, for instance
- - You can't control it
- - Writer's cramp, for example
- - Violent effort
- - Unintended movement
- - Sudden burst of activity
- - Spell of energy
- - Muscle action
- - Sudden, violent effort
- - Sudden, violent activity or feeling
- - Sudden temporary activity
- - Sudden spell of energy.
- - Sudden energetic spurt
- - Spurt of activity
- - Something you can't control
- - Something beyond your control
- - Shudder, e.g.
- - Painful muscle twinge
- - Muscle cramp, for one
- - Leg cramp
- - Jerk or twitch
- - Involuntary wink, for example
- - Cramp, for instance
- - Cramp, e.g.
- - Awkward shiver
- - Muscular woe
- - Back ailment.
- - Tetanus symptom
- - Pang
- - Hiccup
- - Sudden effort.
- - Back cramp
- - Muscular contraction
- - Muscle jerk
- - Involuntary muscle movement
- - Muscle cramp
- - Email blitz swamps son in sudden attack
- - Involuntary jerk
- - Charley horse, e.g
- - Writer's cramp, e.g
- - Brief flash
- - Uncontrolled jerk
- - Flexor problem
- - Eye twitch, e.g
- - Paroxysm
- - Throe
- - Painful muscle contraction
- - Hiccup cause
- - Tic or twitch
- - Involuntary twitch
- - Sudden energy burst
- - Muscle cramp, e.g
- - Cause of hiccups
- - Cause of writer's cramp
- - Burst of emotion
- - Unavoidable jerk
- - Muscular convulsion
- - An actual jerk
- - Uncontrollable twitch
- - Involuntary muscle contraction
- - Sudden contraction
- - Hiccup, e.g
- - Twitch or tic
- - Cause of writer's cramp, often
- - Leg cramp, for example
- - Flash of energy
- - Hiccup, for example
- - Sudden twitch
- - Knee jerk, perhaps
- - Muscle trouble
- - Hiccup, for one
- - Email blitz overwhelms son in sudden attack
- - Cramp, say
- - Involuntary muscle action
- - Sudden muscle contraction
- - Back twinge
- - Involuntary muscular contraction
- - Tic, for one
- - Fleeting muscle problem
- - Sudden involuntary movement
- - Uncontrollable movement
- - Group of jerks
- - Muscular problem
- - Some kind of jerk?
- - Involuntary contraction
- - Crick in one's neck, e.g.
- - Sudden shaking
- - Sudden convulsion
- - Hiccup's cause
- - Flurry of activity
- - Twitch, e.g.
- - Crick in the neck, e.g.
- - Cramp or twitch
- - Out-of-control jerk
- - Herky-jerky motion
- - Uncontrollable jerk
- - Twinge
- - Tic, e.g.
- - Tic or twinge
- - Sudden cramp
- - Contraction
- - Muscle attack
- - Back problem
- - Muscle woe
- - Tic ......
- - Convulsion
- - Sudden jerk
- - Sudden movement
- - Flash
- - Real jerk
- - Muscle twinge
- - Cramp
- - Muscle malady
- - Big jerk
- - Jerk
- - Twitch
- - Muscle twitch
- - Muscle contraction
- - Muscular jerk
- - Involuntary movement
- - Seizure
- - Outburst
- - Spurt
- - Sudden outburst
- - Sudden flurry
- - Burst of energy
- - Burst of activity
- - Burst
- - Brief spell of energy
- - Sudden spell of activity.
- - Muscle problem
- - Retreats, potentially, with mass movement out of control
- - Muscle movement
- - Painful muscle contractions
- - jerk succeeded in climbing charts
- - White-fleshed fruits
- - Fruit? Seems to have lost first two
- - light bulb-shaped fruits
- - Fruits that taper upward
- - fruit and vegetables cultivated on both sides of river
- - Fall fruit which is often poached in wine
- - Orchard trees, with fuzzy fruits
- - some green fruits
- - Spare change for fruit
- - Fruits with Bosc and Bartlett varieties
- - Fruits with a bottom-heavy shape
- - Fruits grown mostly in China
- - Fruit-salad standbys
- - Fruit-salad items
- - Fruit — singer with…
- - Fall fruits
- - Tapering fruit
- - Sweet juicy fruits
- - Fruits in some tarts
- - Fruit basket items
- - Crisp fruit, maybe
- - Homophonous fruits
- - Fruits poached in red wine
- - Fruit from an orchard
- - Compote fruits
- - Fruits baked in wine
- - Apple cousins
- - Fruits with necks
- - Gift basket fruits
- - Fruits that are a little grittier than apples
- - Oft-poached fruit
- - Fruit from which the German word for 'lightbulbs' is derived
- - Fruit cocktail ingredients
- - Some still-life fruit
- - Still-life fruits
- - Some fruit trees
- - Fleshy fruits
- - Monkees "Apples, Peaches, Bananas and ......"
- - Nectar-yielding fruits
- - Bottom-heavy fruits
- - Parts of many a still life
- - Bigger-on-the-bottom fruits
- - What fills some dumplings
- - Anjou and Bosc e.g.
- - Still life components
- - They're often poached
- - "three ......" (paul cézanne still-life)
- - Anjou, Williams and Beurre Bosc
- - compote candidates
- - certain still-life subjects
- - Tenor Peter
- - Still life figures
- - Still life favorites
- - Seckels, e.g.
- - Seckels and Anjous
- - Burrels and Seckels
- - Alligator and Seckel
- - Against Me "Mediocrity Gets You ...... (The Shaker)"
- - Concordes
- - Anjou and Bosc
- - Filling for some tarts
- - Bartlett and Bosc
- - Seckel and Anjou
- - Products of some orchards
- - Boscs
- - Certain orchard harvest
- - Transparent soap brand
- - Boscs and Bartletts
- - Orchard trees
- - Bartletts and boscs
- - Possible dumpling filling
- - Still life staples
- - Harry & David specialty
- - Bosc and Bartlett
- - Nectar sources
- - They're made into nectar
- - Dwight Yoakam "3 ......"
- - Compote ingredients
- - Anjous
- - Fire blight victims
- - Bartletts and Boscs, e.g.
- - Watercolorist's pomes
- - Alligator ...... (avocados)
- - Homophone of "pairs"
- - Boscs or Anjous
- - Harry & David offering
- - Seckels
- - I go to secure parking after end of journey: I'm delighted!
- - I'm very very very pleased!
- - I'm deliriously happy!
- - 'I won!'
- - "Wow! I won!"
- - "yayayayayay!!!!"
- - We are delighted to find ground pipe you once covered
- - Cry similar to "Yahoo!" (You might say it after finishing this puzzle?)
- - Exclamation of joy
- - Cry of wild delight
- - Delighted exclamation
- - "Hooray!" kin
- - Winner's cry
- - Pipe circulating in the ancient expression of celebration
- - Jubilant shout
- - "Whee!"
- - "Goody goody gumdrops!"
- - Ardent cry
- - Jubilant sound
- - Shout heard at a rodeo.
- - Junior's Christmas comment.
- - 'Woo-hoo!'
- - Exclamation of exultation
- - "Hurrah!"
- - 'Hooray!'
- - "Hurray!"
- - Hot dog.
- - "Whoopee!"
- - "That's great!"
- - "Yay!"
- - Yahoo
- - Joyful shout
- - 'Huzzah!'
- - "That's wonderful!"
- - Cry of delight
- - exultant cry from wild hippy taking off top with extremes of exuberance