➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - Guy sibling, for short
- - Hiro, to Tadashi Hamada, for short
- - Loving sibling slang word, from guy to guy
- - A nickname for one's male sibling or close friend
- - Liam Hemsworth, to Chris Hemsworth, for short
- - Guy pal
- - Fraternity address, for short
- - Sis's partner, for short
- - Male sibling, fondly
- - Steph, to Seth Curry, for short
- - Friendly term for a guy friend
- - 51a to 15a, for short
- - ... code (supposed list of rules for guys)
- - "Dude" or "Man" for short
- - Guy in a frat
- - Sister's male sibling, for short
- - Sister's sibling, maybe, for short
- - Short for a male sibling
- - Fellow frat guy
- - Informal short sibling
- - Male sibling, informally
- - Sis's sibling, for short
- - Guy friend, slangily
- - Short for a male sibling, used to address close friends
- - Short sibling address
- - Sibling of sis, maybe
- - Male sibling, lovingly
- - Informal term to address a male friend, for short
- - Male sibling, slangily
- - Sib for sis
- - Sib for a sis
- - Male friend, for short
- - Term of endearment, for a frat boy
- - Nickname for a male sibling
- - Friendly term of address for a guy
- - Sibling: Abbr.
- - Sibling, familiarly
- - Sibling of sis
- - Sibling for sis
- - A sibling
- - "What's up, ...?" ("How's it hanging, dude?")
- - Family dude's nickname
- - Siss playmate
- - Cool story ... (sarcastic response)
- - "The ... Code" (Barney Stinson's book)
- - Friendly term of address to a male friend
- - ...... hug (warm greeting)
- - Male chum
- - Friend in a frat, say
- - Marlon Wayans, to Shawn
- - Buddy (inf)
- - Sis' sib, say
- - ... hug (type of greeting between two guys)
- - Jeff, to Beau
- - Another way of saying "Dude!"
- - Word after 'tech' or 'frat'
- - Frat member, to another frat member, slangily
- - "Come at me, ...!" ("I'm ready to fight!")
- - crypto ...... (dude who won't stop talking about nfts, say)
- - Fellow frat member, informally
- - The ... code from "How I Met Your Mother"
- - "u mad, ......?"
- - Male buddy, informally
- - A friendly way to address a friend
- - "Man" or "Dude" in a frat, say
- - dude-pal
- - "Dude" alternative
- - ... Code (etiquette followed among men)
- - Frat member's way of saying "Dude"
- - JFK, to RFK
- - 'My dude!'
- - Male pal
- - Familial term of address
- - Male chum, in slang
- - "Dude!" to a frat brother
- - Dude (informal)
- - Word used to address a male friend
- - The ... Code, popularized on "How I Met Your Mother"
- - "Come at me, ...!" ("Let's fight!")
- - Sis' sib, maybe
- - "Do you even lift, ...?" (bodybuilding meme)
- - One never breaks the ... code
- - One of the kin
- - Male sib
- - Sis' counterpart
- - Familial moniker
- - One in the family, informally
- - Dude's buddy
- - Male friend, in slang
- - Hipster's pal
- - Hip friend
- - Title akin to "dude"
- - Relative of sis
- - One sib
- - Fraternity mem.
- - Dude, to a surfer
- - 'Hood buddy
- - Sis's counterpart
- - Sib of sis
- - Rel.
- - Man cave invitee
- - Hip male friend
- - Hip buddy
- - Frat pal
- - Term of endearment, to a frat boy
- - Soul buddy?
- - Sis kin
- - Prefix before -mance
- - Pal, rapper-style
- - Nickname akin to "dude"
- - Modern-day mac
- - Manssiere, to Kramer
- - Male version of "sis"
- - Kin of "dude"
- - Friend in a frat
- - Fraternity man, briefly
- - Frat friend
- - Dude, in slang
- - Close male friend
- - Buddy, in the '60s
- - Brother, slangily
- - Bart, to Maggie
- - Address in the 'hood
- - "What's up, ......?" ("How's it going, dude?")
- - "Rob" anagram
- - Word combined in portmanteaus with "romance" and "pony"
- - What one fraternity member might call another
- - What Barney on "How I Met Your Mother" calls a male friend
- - What a frat dude might call his pal
- - Term of endearment similar to "dude" or "man"
- - Gull's nesting place, often
- - Fiddler's vantage
- - Fiddler's perch
- - Fiddler's locale?
- - Fiddler's hangout
- - Cupola's locale
- - Apartment dweller's escape
- - An emcee may ask a crowd to raise it
- - Santa's perch
- - It's overhead
- - It might be pitched
- - This may be over your head
- - It may be raised
- - Santa's landing place
- - Thatcher's installation
- - Santa's runway
- - It might be on the tip of your tongue
- - Urban sunbather's spot
- - Thatcher's creation
- - It ends at the gutter
- - House's top storey left out, contrarily
- - Play fiddler's spot
- - Santa's landing area
- - Homeowner's security?
- - Thing over the attic
- - Santa's landing spot
- - It's above the attic
- - It's pitched well over your head
- - It provides coverage
- - Santa's target
- - It's over the attic
- - Jumper's fine vault, perhaps
- - It's pitched over your head
- - Weather vane's spot
- - It may be slated
- - What enraged person's gone through that may be raised in party
- - It may be tarred or tiled
- - Triangle, in a child's drawing
- - Santa's "landing strip"
- - It might have the shakes
- - It may be 77-Down
- - Rafter's locale
- - Santa's landing site
- - Sleigh's parking spot
- - Builder's overhead expense?
- - A convertible's is removable
- - It's often slanted
- - Red feature of Pizza Hut's logo
- - It's on the house
- - It may be over your head
- - It's over your head
- - It may be pitched
- - certain sleigh's parking spot
- - fictional fiddler's place
- - Heliport site, often
- - Garden site, sometimes
- - Gambrel, for one
- - Gambrel, for example
- - Gambrel, e.g.
- - Dormer area
- - Covered bridge feature
- - Cover for house
- - Area often hit in anger
- - "Up on the ......" (1963 Drifters hit)
- - "Cat on a Hot Tin ......" (1958 Elizabeth Taylor film)
- - Hurricane casualty, often
- - Retractable sides of folding door is on the house
- - Site of a certain type of city garden
- - Solar panel spot
- - Top of a house
- - Housetop
- - Mouth feature
- - Place for solar panels
- - Heliport of a sort
- - Upper part of the mouth
- - Top of a building
- - Solar panel site
- - House topper
- - Where Santa lands
- - Top of a car
- - House top
- - Urban garden locale
- - Feature of a covered bridge
- - Place for a solar panel
- - What some canines are attached to
- - Hot tin place
- - Joey loud on top
- - Vane venue
- - House cover
- - Cover and page missing from early edition
- - Building topper
- - 8 Down stopping place
- - Shingle setting
- - Urban sunbathing spot
- - Weather vane site
- - Landing spot for Santa
- - Where shakes may be seen
- - Word with sun or moon
- - Top of the mouth
- - Good vantage point
- - Place for a dish
- - Car top
- - Mansard, e.g.
- - Gambrel or mansard
- - "Up On the ......"
- - Gambrel or gable
- - Urban sunning site
- - Some hit this in anger
- - Eave locale
- - Fiddler hangs there
- - Dome, e.g.
- - Spot for shingles
- - Ski rack site
- - Heliport site
- - Urban garden site
- - Top of the house
- - "Fiddler on the ......"
- - With 29 Down, eave
- - Weather vane place
- - Shingle site
- - 21-Across, e.g.
- - Shingles location
- - Canopy
- - Overhead expense?
- - Mouth part
- - Part of the mouth
- - Kind of garden
- - Building part
- - Protective covering
- - See 12 Across
- - Cover
- - Highest part
- - House part
- - Rain protection
- - Ceiling
- - building top
- - Retractable stadium cover
- - The Drifters' "Up on the ......"
- - Shelter from rain and sun
- - Solar panel locale, often
- - foot in door with pained expression, might one be slated?
- - skipper following upper limit
- - feature of a house - types include box gable and gambrel
- - Top covering of a building