➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - Treacherous act
- - Act of treachery
- - Judas' act
- - Treasonous act
- - Act of aiding an enemy
- - Judas' sin
- - Act of dishonor
- - Faithless act.
- - Act of disloyalty
- - Treachery shown later by a lunatic
- - when two boys take elizabeth's part, there's treachery!
- - take a chance on chaps getting treacherous treatment
- - wager fish on a student's disloyalty
- - Disloyalty, duplicity
- - Treachery committed by little Betty, Raymond and Albert
- - Have confidence over investigator (female) — never good to show disloyalty
- - Harold Pinter play exploring marital deception
- - Turncoat's action
- - wager taken by two men showing disloyalty
- - Treacherous divulgence
- - Pinter play, a sell-out
- - Choice fish almost all selling out
- - Bat really poorly, missing half-century -- letting side down
- - Sell-out Pinter play
- - Risk money, a pound, after some light shopping?
- - Disloyalty
- - Breach of trust
- - Unwelcome exposure
- - Revelation
- - Sell out
- - Double-cross
- - Treachery
- - Sellout
- - Barber knocks over soldier in holiday airport
- - Barber upset oil initially on cloth provided
- - Rossini's barber of Seville
- - I go far, in potential, as a barber
- - Scheming operatic barber
- - The Barber of Seville's name
- - He's the Barber of Seville
- - "The Barber of Seville" barber
- - Singing barber
- - The barber in the opera 'The Barber of Seville'
- - Operatic character
- - Soldier in airborne force upset old barber
- - Old newspaper provided when turning up for the singing barber
- - Barber in Rossini opera
- - Operatic barber
- - Soldier in fighting force upset old barber
- - Barber of opera
- - Rossini's barber
- - The Barber of Seville
- - Basso barber
- - Scheming barber
- - Rossini barber
- - Barber of Seville
- - Opera barber
- - Seville barber
- - Beaumarchais's barber
- - The boastful barber.
- - Character who gets married in a 1786 Mozart opera
- - Marriageable character in opera
- - Theatrically, he trimmed counter or a picture file?
- - Quick-witted stage hero bags one grand in card game
- - Opera's "barbiere di qualità"
- - Title Mozart valet who married Susanna
- - Old tease provided backing for musical character
- - Mozart title character
- - French daily, with 'Le'
- - The Marriage of — (Mozart)
- - Name repeatedly sung in Rossini's 'Largo al factotum'
- - Mozart's 'The Marriage of ......'
- - Groom in drama because a present returned unwrapped
- - Opera's "barbiere di qualit "
- - Opera character who sings "Largo al factotum"
- - Mozart opera, familiarly
- - Schemer who aids Count Almaviva
- - Count Almaviva's valet, in opera
- - Singer of Rossini's "Largo al factotum"
- - "Pinocchio" cat
- - "The Marriage of ......"
- - Rossini character
- - "Pinocchio" kitten
- - French daily Le ....
- - "The Marriage of ......" (opera by today's birthday composer)
- - Cat in Pinocchio
- - Mozart subject
- - Mozart's "Le nozze di ......"
- - Count Almaviva's valet
- - Singer of the aria "Largo al factotum"
- - Paris daily, with "Le"
- - Mozart opera subject
- - Subject of an opera marriage
- - Mozart character
- - Mozart hero
- - Name in opera.
- - "Le Nozze di ......."
- - He shaves Count Almaviva.
- - Hero of Beaumarchais's "Le Barbier de Seville."
- - Opera role.
- - See 38-Across
- - The Marriage of ...., Mozart opera
- - Le ...... (French newspaper)
- - Dismiss members with guns
- - The guns make the mares under the tree panic
- - Portable guns
- - Guns
- - Explosive hand-held weapons
- - Weapons companies lug inside
- - Rifles, pistols etc.
- - Combat supplies
- - Weapons companies checking each rifle's tip
- - Rural communities full of anger -- they can kill people
- - Rifle and revolver
- - Pistols and rifles, e.g.
- - Rifle and pistol
- - Small weapons
- - What some bear and others can't bear
- - Pistols, etc.
- - The Sullivan Law's concern.
- - Arsenal contents
- - Colts, e.g.
- - Second Amendment subject
- - Six-shooters
- - Second Amendment concern
- - Weapons
- - The "F" in ATF
- - It's held by sophisticated city dweller
- - City dweller at Brunei collapsed
- - Town or city dweller
- - Man-about-city
- - City dweller?
- - City man.
- - In Beirut perhaps an inhabitant there?
- - Londoner or Liverpudlian
- - In Beirut, possibly an inhabitant there?
- - No provincial
- - High-rise resident
- - Hardly a yokel
- - Angeleno, e.g.
- - It tries very hard to act as a filter?
- - small trainer - it's full of holes!
- - make an effort to get queen a sieve
- - he makes an effort to get a kitchen utensil
- - One coming in with tea tray has shoes back to front
- - Small shoe, one's full of holes
- - Riddle of ultimately mysterious coach
- - One who draws tight item with holes?
- - Utensil that keeps solid pieces and not liquid
- - Getting uniform into frock needs some arm-twisting
- - Clothes you, say, included with restraint
- - Threats to coerce someone into doing something
- - force union to put clothes on outside
- - You step into dress by force?
- - Blast resounds with no loss of force
- - Coercion needed but you finally got into a frock!
- - Coercion to get you in gear
- - Use of force
- - Force
- - Pressure to get top upholstery into Mini
- - Compulsory force or threat
- - Coercion gets Posh into gown
- - Force of habit wearing uniform? On the contrary
- - Hardship you reported squeezed into formal wear
- - Constraint, force
- - Compulsory force
- - Coercion by threat
- - Excessive pressure, you said, in outfit
- - Compulsion by threat
- - Compulsion by force
- - Pressure used to coerce someone into doing something
- - Pressure of rubber company making ten hollow samples
- - Inappropriate pressure
- - compulsion to be terribly rude on ship
- - Pressure to be odourless, outside of the loo
- - stressful thing to be under
- - Endures several cuts under pressure
- - Coercion; constraint
- - Compulsion to put on nursing uniform
- - sue's doctor prescribes constraint
- - coercion to turn gown round
- - University dons prepare for pressure
- - such compulsion is sure to make one almost sad
- - being awfully rude on ship due to coercion
- - about the middle of january, clothing provides some constraint
- - Intimidation, threat
- - Coercion has Don going round the bend
- - compulsion sure to be changed in extreme darkness
- - illegal compulsion
- - garment houses primarily under pressure
- - Pressure to do something, sometimes used as a legal defense
- - Coercive conditions
- - Bad thing to be under
- - Restraint
- - ...... pressure
- - Undue pressure
- - Sweat inducer
- - Arm-twisting
- - Coercion
- - Constraint
- - A shotgun wedding might be held under this
- - Arm-twisting, so to speak
- - Partly endures some coercion
- - Word from the Latin for "harshness"
- - Assured modification without a form of pressure
- - Unlawful constraint
- - Illegal coercion
- - Compulsion to line up carrying uniform
- - Great pressure
- - Detective not sure on the inside that this is pressure
- - Browbeating
- - Defense attorney's claim
- - Pressure from unionist wearing frock
- - Difficult circumstances
- - Coercion's kin, at law
- - Grounds to void a confession
- - Compulsion
- - Confessions may be given under it
- - Forcible restraint
- - Compulsory threat
- - It can render a contract signature void
- - Bullying
- - Grounds for divorce, in some states
- - Pressured people might be under it
- - Threatening pressure
- - Bullying, e.g.
- - It can invalidate a signed contract
- - Confession inducer, perhaps
- - Imprisonment
- - Compulsion; coercion
- - Repression.
- - Under which Little Dorrit was born.
- - Hardship
- - What's acceptable in clothing for imprisonment
- - Constraint of the gown restricted university
- - Compulsion, enforcement
- - Constraint sees union leader put in robe
- - Pressure to appear posh in what one wears
- - Unlawful coercion
- - Minister held up by religious text — that's clear
- - Clear deliveries ahead of time
- - Open course's second green
- - It's inside cover, though not hidden
- - Douglas's Trevor back in clear?
- - It's evident Trevor hasn't finished making comeback
- - Obvious implications an individual's missed
- - open beyond time
- - finished with a perfect ending, that's obvious
- - minister raised in the old testament? that's obvious
- - Plain, open
- - Patent is settled ahead of time
- - finished on time, that's plain
- - In Dover, terminal is open
- - Hardly in hiding
- - Nothing green to be seen
- - Viewable
- - Noticeable
- - Hardly clandestine
- - Certainly not disguised
- - In the open
- - In broad daylight
- - Impossible to miss
- - Plainly visible
- - Not under wraps
- - Aboveboard
- - There for all to see
- - Above-board
- - Plainly expressed
- - Bald
- - Quite obvious
- - C + this word = its antonym
- - Not furtive
- - Not secret
- - Public
- - Out there
- - Conspicuous.
- - Undisguised
- - Unmistakable
- - Frank
- - Upset
- - Deliberate
- - Manifest
- - not at all concealed
- - Frank, indiscreet
- - Concealed missing can-opener? Open!
- - undisguised element seen in dover today
- - voter makes unconcealed change
- - Unmissable
- - not concealed or secret