➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - lover tries disguises in public
- - Open to view, public
- - Unconcealed — in the past tense
- - No longer affected by tense public
- - public surplus before the end of the budget
- - Accomplished team leader exposed to the public
- - superfluous letter disclosed to the public
- - Public upset when vase goes missing
- - public voter
- - No secret round green
- - On time for public viewing
- - No secret hole on green
- - Public upset when vase lost
- - Public upset after vase lost
- - Open no more, last in street
- - On time, in public
- - Public spell of cricket takes time
- - Public assembling round green
- - Public, open to view
- - Open finished on time
- - Not secret about the beginning
- - not concealed in an introverted way
- - it is evident trevor hasn't finished making his comeback
- - voter reform that's quite open
- - Open to view? About time
- - Unused tin-opener to get patent
- - It's quite evident round the green
- - it's not concealed in dover, then?
- - finished thesis initially open to view
- - Spare time not disguised
- - Plainly apparent (anagram of "voter")
- - Plain with nothing green in Quebec, perhaps
- - because of trouble starting, it's clear to see
- - done in full view
- - Manifest past transgression on initiation
- - open, the voter changes
- - Conspicuous in poverty
- - Obvious need to get across to the treatment centre
- - not secret voter?
- - Frank makes some spare time
- - Not concealed in Dover terminal
- - Open at an end? Head for Turnberry
- - Open, in plain view
- - One vaccine expert recommends that faces be undisguised
- - so it's not concealed in dover, then?
- - Finished last in event, that's clear
- - Observable in attempt to cover tracks
- - misguided voter, that's obvious
- - Done or shown openly
- - Clear a number of deliveries will be required before end of Test
- - Open and undisguised
- - Shown openly to be apparent
- - Not concealed, or out in the open
- - Finished before tea? That's obvious!
- - Finished twentieth originally in the Open
- - short cleric is up in scripture, it's evident
- - Obvious, unconcealed
- - Patent feature of a hover train
- - finished ahead of time, it's plain
- - Plain, evident
- - Conspicuous among introverts
- - Obvious, apparent
- - Apparent reduction of overtime
- - Finished on time, that's obvious
- - unconcealed on top of letter
- - Not underhanded
- - Not disguised
- - Plainly apparent
- - Out in the open for all to see
- - Open and observable
- - Far from private
- - Not secretive
- - Kind of act
- - Observable
- - Bald-faced
- - Clear as day.
- - Openly done
- - Open to all
- - Ostensible
- - Clearly visible
- - Defeats when our turn on back street
- - Outward
- - Visible.
- - Openly displayed
- - Exposed
- - Not at all subtle
- - Candid
- - Not tacit
- - Blatant
- - Not hidden
- - Not subtle
- - Unconcealed
- - Obvious poverty traps
- - Plain to see
- - Not concealed
- - Open
- - Open or evident
- - Readily apparent
- - Patent
- - Out in the open
- - Open, not secret or hidden
- - Is out there to lift lid off secret
- - Poverty traps for all to see
- - For all to see
- - Unconcealed, open to view
- - Obvious
- - Apparent poverty traps
- - Hard to miss
- - In plain sight
- - Demonstrative
- - In plain view
- - Not secret or hidden
- - Hardly secret
- - Unhidden
- - Easily spotted
- - Plain
- - Open, not secret
- - Hardly hidden
- - Open; not hidden
- - In-your-face
- - Frank has done time
- - Plain as day
- - Unlimited poverty, clear for all to see
- - Extremely difficult to miss
- - Very hard to miss
- - Antonym for "undercover"
- - Deliberate, in the course of time
- - In full view
- - Open to view
- - Done openly
- - Hardly concealed
- - Old, old soldier protecting King? That's obvious
- - Minister raised in Old Testament? That's obvious
- - Apparent
- - Done time? That's clear
- - Flagrant
- - Trove (anag.)
- - Not sneaky
- - Shown openly
- - Difficult to miss
- - Frank finished with model
- - Plain deliveries arriving with post, at last
- - Clear above top of trees
- - presses verbally
- - Presses
- - Begs to rent out food
- - beseeches them to take ten and have a rest
- - beseeches them to rest in a neat orderly fashion
- - Requests variable rent and food
- - In every other Sennett reel, artist begs
- - Craves food after detailed written description
- - Asks urgently
- - Pleads with
- - Really begs
- - Resorts to bended knees
- - Asks with urgency.
- - Solicits earnestly.
- - Requests earnestly
- - Asks earnestly.
- - Begs
- - Pleads
- - Implores
- - Beseeches
- - Petitions
- - Supplicates
- - Pleads — ten rates (anag)
- - Man with a rubbish, burning affliction
- - sit on throne squeezing shit initially - or stop doing jobbie?
- - stop working, or continue working
- - Stop working
- - Give up the job or join again
- - About to sing drunkenly and give up
- - calmly accept one will have to hand in one's notice?
- - singer to hand in notice
- - Hand in your notice
- - Singer prepared to admit defeat
- - Give up and come back?
- - give up a job
- - either leave the office or put your name to another contract
- - Singer forced to quit
- - Put your name on it again then pull up stakes
- - Stand down after head of state breaks rule
- - What MPs wish to do when they take the Chiltern Hundreds?
- - Point the rule out when you abdicate
- - Surrender, in chess
- - bad singer is to quit
- - singer to give notice
- - Give up right to face European character
- - Quit and write one's name again?
- - Give notice of leaving
- - submit calmly
- - Stay in office - or step down from office!
- - *Stay in power
- - Stand down from one's job
- - Leave (or again join) regime restricting society
- - go back into – or out of – employment
- - Give up on board divulging information?
- - Give up office
- - Quit the chess game
- - Quit job
- - Word meaning quit - or not quit
- - Step down, like Nixon
- - Stand down from a job
- - Leave office voluntarily
- - Give up one's post
- - Give up one's job
- - Leave a post voluntarily
- - Abdicate, installing son in rule as monarch
- - Step down from a job
- - Leave from son in monarchy
- - Hold sway over small yield
- - Give up a position
- - Give up a role or job
- - Jazz singer gets to bow out
- - Leave a job voluntarily
- - Quit a job
- - Hand in notice?
- - Quit one's job
- - Leave the office early?
- - Avoid being checkmated
- - Quit ... or agree to keep going
- - Quit school subject and make one's name as a writer
- - Leave one's seat, maybe
- - Leave government split by factions conclusively
- - Commit again to stand down
- - Rule about traders finally getting stand down?
- - Step down from a position
- - Terminate a contract ... or extend it
- - Quit work formally
- - Quit formally
- - Quit officially
- - Concede, as in chess
- - Step down, or re-up
- - One way to avoid being fired
- - Call it quits forever
- - Accept the inevitable
- - Quit a job formally
- - Step down, or stay for another term
- - Quit, as a job
- - Quit, as one's job
- - Stay on, or leave
- - Withdraw formally
- - Quit a chess game
- - Give up an office
- - Surrender at chess
- - Concede defeat in chess
- - Yield, à la Spassky
- - Give up, in chess.
- - Give up formally.
- - Retire from office.
- - Withdraw from job.
- - Abdicate
- - Step down, in a way
- - Leave office
- - Give notice
- - Give two weeks' notice, say
- - Give two weeks' notice
- - Leave a job
- - Stand down?
- - Bow out
- - Quit
- - Call it quits
- - Step down
- - Singer?
- - Yield
- - Surrender
- - Relinquish
- - Give up
- - Give up but accept the contract again?
- - Leave job, but renew contract?
- - To leave a position or, hyphenated, to join one again
- - Decide not to keep the appointment
- - Step down or step up again!
- - write name again to give up the job
- - singer forced to give up work
- - How to avoid being mated
- - Give up a job or position
- - give up rule about latest part of diets
- - US retreat over potentially valuable find
- - Hidden store of delightful things
- - Problem bar got overwhelming prohibition
- - Temporary prohibition
- - Half of them from pub run away? It's Prohibition!
- - Government-decreed ban on trade
- - Government order imposing a trade barrier
- - Trade prohibition
- - Government-ordered prohibition
- - Prohibition
- - prohibition making english doctor and a royal leave
- - Any legal restriction imposed on commerce by Government
- - possibly bag more during prohibition
- - Trading ban
- - Trade boycott
- - Legal trade ban
- - Trade stoppage
- - Trade restriction between countries
- - Trade decree
- - Legal stoppage of commerce
- - Commerce ban
- - Check on trade
- - Boycott
- - Trade ban
- - Ban insane mob rage
- - Trade blockade
- - The writer's upset with British stars in trade restriction
- - Official restriction on trade of wild borage grown around start of May
- - Zero to interest me about trade ban
- - Writer upset British ship in trade restriction
- - Me upset on British boat to restrict trade
- - A measure of the printers taking the line to depart from official restriction on trade
- - Eg, Rambo? (anag)
- - Trade sanction so engrossing business graduate
- - Official restriction on trade of wild borage grown around beginning of May
- - Stop — amber changing — move
- - Trade barrier
- - Trade restriction
- - Trade barrier or publication ban
- - Thus restricting doctor, a ban
- - Ban so restricts business expert
- - Stop — amber changing — go
- - Trade blockage
- - Ban on trade
- - Ban progress after amber changes
- - Order forbidding trade
- - Shipping ban
- - Almost board ship, then turn and stop
- - Official trade ban
- - Ban accordingly restricting business degree
- - Ban thus restricts business expert
- - No-trade policy
- - Sanctions option
- - War tactic
- - Commerce stoppage
- - Business expert, trapped by scary person, lifted barrier
- - Ban doctor interrupting organ work?
- - Trade ban: almost board ship and depart
- - Amber changing before green light in stoppage of traffic
- - It doesn't allow English doctor on Greek ship
- - Formal ban
- - An order to stop amber changing to green?
- - Official ban on trade
- - Blockage of a sort
- - Trade sanction
- - Complete shutout?
- - Official ban
- - Economic warfare tactic
- - Component of some economic sanctions
- - Tactic used against Britain by Napoleon
- - Economic sanction
- - Ban on trading
- - Economic warfare stratagem
- - War move
- - Commerce restriction
- - Commerical tactic
- - Ban on the seas
- - Completely block
- - Trade restraint
- - Shipping restriction
- - Mideast action of 1973
- - Commercial restriction.
- - Economic blockade.
- - Weapon of the cold war.
- - Ban on shipping.
- - Restriction
- - Blockade.
- - Veto
- - ...... arms
- - Ban
- - This writer returns with energy after pub ban
- - Ban printing unit before pub game
- - Measure lawyers try to ban
- - stop me returning to pub and leave
- - An official ban on trade with a particular country
- - ban return of zero interest mortgage, not content
- - Boy accepts correct to clear up
- - berthing to perform rally
- - Disturb right enchantress to reveal the answer and end the darkness.
- - Cheer up
- - Cheer from Tories hosted by Scottish eminence
- - make light of british beach town, say
- - affleck has true glow
- - Polish seaside resort mentioned
- - Become sunnier
- - Approved accessing Scottish peak in lift
- - Make lighter
- - Polish seaside resort talked about
- - Illuminate
- - Remove drapes from, as a room
- - Make more colorful
- - Make more cheerful
- - Cheer
- - make lighter mountain packs properly
- - Swap one carpet with $1000 label
- - Label on an item for sale
- - A label showing the cost of an item on sale
- - retail label
- - Pig crate needs repair — details of damage on label
- - Ticket on a product for sale
- - Great pic flogged – this tells you what has to be paid
- - Cost indicator