➠ Words with r

List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.

  • - change clothes in the morning twice, looking up old school
  • - Two MAs blocking reform in one's old college
  • - Former college to change, introducing degrees
  • - Your school, college or university
  • - "The Guernsey ... and Potato Peel Pie Society," 2008 epistolary novel by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
  • - rarely it is about books
  • - Knowledgeable about books
  • - Of books
  • - Concerning writing of artistic value
  • - Some extremely rare tiles in review of serious writing
  • - Of writing with artistic merit
  • - Rarely it can be associated with writing
  • - Indicates writing of artistic value
  • - Of writing
  • - relating to writing
  • - associated with formal writing
  • - Concerning books
  • - Relating to books and writing
  • - bookish king's trapped in alternative reality
  • - It rarely worried academic
  • - Reading in reality changes academic
  • - It rarely bothered academic
  • - Novel artily involving the Queen should be well-read
  • - "Terms like grace, new birth, justification […] which with St Paul are ........ terms, theologians have employed as if they were scientific terms" (Matthew Arnold)
  • - It rarely signals one is widely read
  • - Concerning novels
  • - Like a novelist's aspirations
  • - Kind of light
  • - Like many sages
  • - Well-read
  • - Artistic
  • - Bookish
  • - Authorized
  • - being like this, i try lear for a change ...
  • - groom on date mounted manoeuvres
  • - method of training a horse to perform manoeuvres in response to the body signals of its rider
  • - Groom on time in equestrian event
  • - Groom has time for equestrian event
  • - horse manoeuvres
  • - decorate on time for event
  • - Groom to get on as horse moves
  • - equestrian sport in which the horse must make a series of precise manoeuvres.
  • - get decent on time for equestrian event
  • - Horse moves long time after groom
  • - The training of a horse in manoeuvres
  • - Groom on time as horse moves
  • - Get on after groom in equestrian event
  • - Outfit on time for equestrian event
  • - Groom ahead of time in equestrian event
  • - don clothes on time for event
  • - clothing appearing on time for equestrian sport
  • - With costume, time for equestrian event
  • - Riding skill is habit that comes with time
  • - Equine event in Dorset's regularly visited — wise
  • - Riding school discipline is a habit that comes with time
  • - Dress hostage and release host for equestrian event
  • - Shift time for sport
  • - Delta research by scientific advisers forming part of three-day event
  • - First part of a three-day equestrian event — reeds sag (anag)
  • - olympics event involving trained horses
  • - Garments take time for horse discipline
  • - Show of horsemanship
  • - Red gases (anag)
  • - Equestrian showmanship
  • - Equestrian competition
  • - Equestrian event
  • - Equestrian discipline is habit coming with time
  • - Delicate horsemanship
  • - Equestrian event which means "training" in French
  • - Art of training horses
  • - Doctor's wise to conserve energy for horse-riding competition
  • - Decorate with precious material from Spain for Arabian display, for example
  • - Equine training
  • - Outfit with energy grabbing silver in equestrian discipline
  • - Equestrians' competition
  • - Equestrian sport of manoeuvring
  • - Olympic riding event outfit will get silver with ecstasy
  • - One of the Olympic equestrian sports
  • - Equestrian discipline
  • - Decorate with precious material from Spain - it gives the nags a sense of obedience, competitively speaking
  • - Part of equestrian event
  • - Equine exhibit
  • - Olympic sport that includes passades and pirouettes
  • - Equestrian training
  • - Its participants usually have braided manes
  • - Olympic equestrian competition
  • - Art of horse training
  • - New grad sees equestrian event
  • - Stable training
  • - Lippizaner exhibition
  • - Lippizaner's routine
  • - Olympic equestrian event
  • - Horsemanship
  • - Equitation display
  • - Olympics equestrian sport
  • - Horse-training method
  • - Horse trainer's method
  • - Exhibition riding
  • - Form of horsemanship
  • - Horse-training art
  • - Exhibition horsemanship
  • - Forte of the Vienna Riding School
  • - Horse guidance
  • - Training of horses.
  • - Olympics event
  • - Equestrian sport
  • - Riding activity
  • - regions of dry and rocky hills
  • - Military districts
  • - Parts of military positions
  • - Military regions
  • - Military subdivisions
  • - Military areas
  • - Military zones
  • - Zones of military action.
  • - Regions
  • - mo's fences fell in fields
  • - Parts with shifty escorts
  • - economic divisions
  • - Parts (of society)
  • - Circle parts, in geometry
  • - Pie chart divisions
  • - Public and private groups
  • - Sociology subdivisions
  • - Pie chart slices
  • - Areas of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant
  • - Public and private, e.g.
  • - Divisions of geometry
  • - War zones
  • - Portions between radii
  • - Pie-chart parts
  • - Circle wedges
  • - They may be private
  • - Battle areas
  • - Town quarters.
  • - Parts of a circle.
  • - Zones
  • - Circle parts
  • - Quarters
  • - Divisions
  • - Districts
  • - Areas
  • - origin of costs in varied stores in distinct areas
  • - flag hotel displayed with swallow, badger and another animal
  • - 'pound' shown by marrow one admired
  • - Are not on a secure footing, he adds
  • - Stagger like a fish eater after finishing breakfast
  • - Team leader getting animal to walk unsteadily
  • - move slowly like an adder?
  • - summer walk of the very old
  • - Walk shakily from the counter
  • - Walk with a cane, say
  • - Barely walk
  • - Walk like a tosspot
  • - Walk shakily
  • - Walk like a two-year-old
  • - Walk unsteadily
  • - Stagger like an old junk man?
  • - wobbly step counter?
  • - first of tutors, fish-eater, with unsteady gait
  • - those up in the turret totally feel it sway as if about to fall
  • - to race with hesitation, or to move slowly
  • - go reeling
  • - Be unsteady on one's feet
  • - Be shaky on one's feet
  • - What two-year-olds do
  • - Walking in an unsteady manner
  • - Threaten collapse
  • - Sway, as if about to fall
  • - Sway as if to fall
  • - Seem about to fall
  • - Dodder
  • - Display unsteadiness
  • - Approach collapse
  • - Actress Audrey
  • - Be unstable
  • - Go this way and that
  • - Wobble
  • - Sway unsteadily
  • - Be unsteady
  • - Threaten to fall
  • - Move unsteadily
  • - Reel
  • - Wobble while walking
  • - Stumble along Dodder
  • - Rock adder
  • - Sway
  • - Stumble
  • - Oscillate
  • - Stagger
  • - Rock.
  • - adder to make unsteady progress
  • - Lurch
  • - baby has the hollow right to wobble
  • - wear with time
  • - wear down, before getting too much
  • - Wear what the chap did on 'is 'orse
  • - Chip away over time
  • - Destroy by weathering
  • - Start to crumble? Not entirely 'zero defects'
  • - I hesitate to say some poetic lines are wearing
  • - Weather lady who rules lines
  • - being upset about sonnet, perhaps will eat away at them
  • - Airplane wing
  • - Prison warden losing head -- nothing new in section of wing
  • - It's on the wing
  • - Kazan (rev.) + Howard = Plane part
  • - Movable part of an aircraft's wing
  • - Hinged part of a plane's wing
  • - Flap on an aircraft wing
  • - Aircraft's wing foil that controls lateral motion
  • - Wing thing
  • - Aeroplane wing part
  • - Banking controller in a role changed
  • - Hinged surface of an aeroplane wing, to control roll
  • - A light entertainer initially mobbed by press in a flap
  • - Wing flap given by one left in front half of aeronautic formation
  • - A Loire criminal on new flighty part of The Wing
  • - Hinged part of an airplane wing
  • - Word from the French for 'little wing'
  • - Engineer near oil in a flap familiar to 18
  • - Airplane's wing flap
  • - Flap on wing
  • - Splashed oil near wing flap
  • - Aircraft's wing flap
  • - Plane's banking mechanism
  • - Part of a plane's wing
  • - Control on a wing
  • - Person who's worried, perhaps, about aircraft controller?
  • - Plane wing component
  • - Wing part
  • - Hinged wing part
  • - Flap on an airplane wing
  • - Moveable wing surface
  • - Plane control
  • - Movable wing section
  • - Control surface on a plane's wing
  • - Section of a wing
  • - Part of a Spad
  • - Banking mechanism for a pilot
  • - Wing control flap.
  • - Part of an airplane wing.
  • - Control flap on an airplane wing.
  • - Plane's wing flap.
  • - Movable part of plane wing.
  • - Airplane wing section.
  • - Edge of airplane wing.
  • - Movable edge of plane wing.
  • - Plane's auxiliary wing-tip.
  • - Fin of airplane wing.
  • - Movable edge of a plane's wing.
  • - Part of a plane
  • - Plane feature
  • - Airplane wing feature
  • - Plane wing part
  • - Airplane wing part
  • - Wing feature
  • - Plane part
  • - one rail breakdown will cause a flap
  • - flap hinged to the trailing edge of an aircraft wing
  • - modify a role in hinged section of plane's wing
  • - Aircraft controller alien or otherwise
  • - Near oil (anag)
  • - Airfoil
  • - Banking controller one suffering at work
  • - Banking controller?
  • - Air-foil that controls lateral motion
  • - Airplane maneuverer
  • - Flap on aeroplane wingtip
  • - Banking control
  • - Trouble with Enron missing nothing initially? This will balance things for flighty type!
  • - Banking facilitator
  • - Roll controller
  • - Banking aid
  • - Bank controller
  • - Banking device
  • - Banking mechanism
  • - Airplane roll control
  • - Flap in the air
  • - Banking need
  • - Airplane part
  • - Made angry
  • - Made mad
  • - Made upset
  • - Angry
  • - Distressed by home-made bomb around edges of roadblock
  • - Avoided abandoning Mum in a distressed state
  • - provoked to anger
  • - So put out, maybe, risked losing son
  • - Annoyed by a keen beginner in dire trouble
  • - Vexed Irish seen by King Edward
  • - Dirk upset about a point becomes annoyed
  • - Irritated a broken dagger, with energy
  • - Aggravated greatly
  • - Irritated, annoyed
  • - Got on your nerves
  • - Got to fly: inspector's outside at the front!
  • - Annoyed Irish king – extremely exasperated
  • - Angered
  • - Drove up the wall
  • - Maddened
  • - Rankled
  • - Bothered or pestered
  • - Cut by point of knife, one bloodied makes wound up
  • - Drove to distraction
  • - ... annoyed having one end of stick splitting beetroot
  • - Provoked Inland Revenue with King Edward
  • - In a fit of pique
  • - Put out, angrily
  • - Less than happy
  • - Drove to irritation
  • - Bugged and bothered
  • - Wound up mini grandfather clock at the back with two keys
  • - Irritated, vexed
  • - Put in a foul mood
  • - Got under the skin of
  • - Liqueur first to last has journalist disgusted
  • - Got on the nerves of
  • - Got the goat of
  • - A bit put out
  • - Got under one's skin
  • - Cheesed off
  • - Not happy
  • - Got to
  • - Really bugged
  • - Troubled (by)
  • - Grated on
  • - Got on one's nerves
  • - Not pleased.
  • - Bummed out
  • - Nettled
  • - Bugged
  • - None too pleased
  • - Seeing red
  • - Bent out of shape
  • - Provoked.
  • - Disturbed
  • - Ruffled
  • - Really bothered
  • - Bothered
  • - Troubled
  • - Bored
  • - Wearied
  • - Riled
  • - In a snit
  • - Exasperated.
  • - Rubbed the wrong way
  • - Galled.
  • - Really sore
  • - Peeved
  • - Hot under the collar
  • - Steamed
  • - Ticked
  • - Irritated
  • - Teed off
  • - Aggravated
  • - Displeased
  • - Annoyed
  • - Miffed
  • - Vexed
  • - Ticked off
  • - Sore
  • - Cross
  • - Put off
  • - Upset
  • - Put out
  • - Quite irritated
  • - Bothered mightily
  • - Bugged greatly
  • - most acid produces little curiosity in dropping out
  • - most sharp in taste
  • - Most resentful German's request to take it easy
  • - Most hostile piece, Queen, used in check
  • - Most cynical
  • - Most sour-tasting
  • - Most acerbic
  • - Most cold beer is foreign
  • - fall of tie rack engulfing high & mighty to a greater extent
  • - More high-minded
  • - Higher, as ambitions
  • - Higher, having left Rio dancing!
  • - Extending higher
  • - Higher
  • - Taller
  • - Grander
  • - More exalted
  • - More noble
  • - More elevated
  • - trefoil pattern that's nobler
  • - one escaping wild punch engages 'duck and cover'
  • - Punch catches offensive stranger on beach?
  • - Tourist's old cap crushed by wild punch
  • - Tourist having punch round lido getting drunk
  • - Tourist ....
  • - travel company?
  • - Travel agent perhaps is taking a break
  • - One on vacation
  • - flee from those people -- rough and common
  • - Unrestricted access to plant and common
  • - Ordinary, everyday