➠ Words with r

List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.

  • - British fragrance
  • - Fragrance
  • - love a dreary smell
  • - Stench of Iberian river, bubble rising to the surface
  • - The Telegraph's hosting party, getting bouquet
  • - bit of a stink as we do our plotting!
  • - Nothing grim that we might sense
  • - frowning, following ocelot's initial scent
  • - ordinary grim stench
  • - Our do (anag)
  • - Unpleasant smell [Eng]
  • - Party that we have outside causes smell
  • - Lingering impression is old and unfriendly
  • - Old biblical city in which there is party atmosphere
  • - poorly ventilated theatre phenomenon
  • - A smell that's usually bad
  • - Second-in-command forbidding stink
  • - old grim smell
  • - Offensive at first, grim smell
  • - Old party's essentially sure reputation
  • - Aroma (of sanctity?)
  • - do our experiments leave a smell?
  • - Frodo urgently concealing scent
  • - Unpleasant whiff
  • - Emission from Mrs Lovett's bakehouse
  • - German river's pronounced smell
  • - Party reflected my family's quality
  • - old retro bar having a little unpleasant smell
  • - The smell of haggis, say
  • - In part, Quasimodo urgently produced a stink
  • - Do return with our bouquet
  • - Skunk's defence
  • - Faeces emanation
  • - Nasty smell
  • - Pong
  • - Smell's old and unfriendly
  • - Old and grim smell
  • - Smell getting round -- grim!
  • - Old, gloomy hum
  • - Frodo urgently hides aroma
  • - Love dreary perfume
  • - Dudley Moore releases medley with an unpleasant air
  • - Aroma, smell
  • - Smell; repute
  • - Reputation of old party sure to be exposed
  • - Old and sullen, making smell
  • - Stink from party that we have outside
  • - Frodo urgently conceals scent
  • - Redolence
  • - Party we have outside causes smell
  • - Nothing forbidding in reputation
  • - Dudley Moore releases medley - it stinks
  • - Sussex smell
  • - Love stern reputation
  • - Smell nothing? Grim
  • - Atmosphere in office, initially gloomy
  • - Suffolk smell
  • - Understood ourselves to embrace quality
  • - Smell's nothing serious
  • - Smell, scent
  • - Smell coming from centre of bog, grim
  • - Leader of organisation with grim repute
  • - Smell, to a Londoner
  • - Love's put on dreary perfume
  • - Party making comeback has something belonging to us - there's a bad smell about this!
  • - Smell around stern
  • - Kent scent
  • - Aroma, in Britain
  • - 14-Across, in London
  • - Aroma, in England
  • - Aroma in Stilton or Cheddar
  • - Stilton stench
  • - Sussex scent
  • - Scent, to 66-Down
  • - Aroma, to a Londoner
  • - British smell
  • - Bath scent?
  • - Earl Grey aroma?
  • - Scent, on the Trent
  • - Shrewsbury stink
  • - Thing recognised by the nose
  • - Polecat's defence
  • - Scent, in Sussex
  • - London aroma
  • - Smell, in London
  • - Scent, in England
  • - Petrol feature
  • - 53 Across, in London
  • - Staffordshire stench
  • - Smell, in Sheffield
  • - Staffordshire stink
  • - It may repulse in the loo
  • - Aroma, in Exeter
  • - Stink, in Stilton
  • - Sheffield scent
  • - Scent to Ringo Starr
  • - Smell in Sussex
  • - Repute, on Fleet Street
  • - Scent for Di
  • - Scent: Brit.
  • - Aroma, British style
  • - Scent, in London
  • - Scent, British style.
  • - British scent.
  • - Perfume, in London.
  • - Perfume.
  • - Perfume, in Britain.
  • - Repute, in Britain.
  • - Cooking enticement: Brit. sp.
  • - Scent: Brit. sp.
  • - Stink
  • - Scent
  • - Bouquet -
  • - Smell
  • - Aroma
  • - Unpleasant smell
  • - Olfactory sensation
  • - Distinctive smell
  • - ordinary, grim smell
  • - Beginning to object over unfriendly atmosphere
  • - Strong smell
  • - Old forbidding smell
  • - Hum nothing gloomy
  • - nothing grim in this smell
  • - Scent, smell
  • - Unpleasant aroma, smell
  • - god, your leaders left a smell!
  • - odd clue pair devised
  • - Odd tangle I clear up
  • - Dicky's exempt from ordinary jurisdiction
  • - Children in Miss Peregrine's home in 2016 film
  • - 'That's odd ... '
  • - Curious, odd
  • - Strange, odd
  • - Odd; curious
  • - Odd
  • - "miss peregrine's home for ...... children"
  • - I clear up spilt rum
  • - i clear up a strange development
  • - Bizarre exercise with perjurer protecting copper
  • - ...... rum
  • - Unusual
  • - Curious one in botched clear-up
  • - Strange, different from the norm
  • - Curious individual
  • - Standard to keep cryptic clue current and funny
  • - Freakish exercise to take out short fiction writer
  • - Poorly individual
  • - Out of the ordinary
  • - Arousing suspicion
  • - Distinctive.
  • - Strange
  • - '...... funny!'
  • - Special ....
  • - Individual
  • - Weird
  • - His leader has a point of view
  • - Senior journalist tried to write about love
  • - Employee in paper company who corrected it or checked
  • - he has to ride about to please the newspaper
  • - As a journalist he has to ride all over the place
  • - Person in charge of publication
  • - journalist tried, maybe, to include circular letter
  • - newspaperman ordered to ride
  • - or turn the tide in media management
  • - Journalist travelled up to cover it
  • - ride to upset journalist
  • - one deciding what articles to use
  • - one's leader has a point of view
  • - tried showing love to a newspaperman?
  • - andrea zuckerman, to the "west beverly blaze"
  • - Person to ask 're-do it' potentially?
  • - Councillor deserted creditor, to see news boss
  • - Possibly ride round to see the journalist's boss
  • - Publisher tried changing around introduction to opus
  • - pressman tried to change nothing inside
  • - Newspaper chief tried desperately to bag duck
  • - Person who determines the final content of a text
  • - Ride to work with top journalist
  • - Newspaperman to be found in dire trouble
  • - Dacre perhaps somehow tried to take in head of OFCOM
  • - Rewriter of a writer's writings
  • - Boss in American car carrying books around
  • - Regularly sends in rubbish, upsetting my boss
  • - One making corrections to dire blunders
  • - She made changes in returned rubbish I had initially excluded
  • - Leader of a team that makes the headlines
  • - Head journalist
  • - ........ in chief
  • - reviser rioted unexpectedly
  • - Macleans employee
  • - Tide turned or followed for newspaper employee
  • - re-do it differently for newspaper boss
  • - boss rioted unexpectedly
  • - Somewhat changed it? Ordinarily that's my job!
  • - reviser rioted madly
  • - Publication chief
  • - One leader who may be responsible for another
  • - One who refines a manuscript
  • - Bread crusts on dole? That's rejected by my employer!
  • - he might publish media story without limits
  • - Chief journalist on a newspaper
  • - Media boss
  • - …with Tory repeatedly exposed following set-up from French journalist
  • - Journalist's boss
  • - He won't buy the same article twice
  • - Press chief possibly cycled up carrying it
  • - Press chief
  • - publication boss
  • - Person who helps a writer revise
  • - the better the article the more he may pay for it
  • - paper chief
  • - Who deals with English nonsense the author had written up?
  • - Person who might cut a line?
  • - book improver
  • - one checking text messages?
  • - Rioted about newspaper boss
  • - title on a masthead
  • - Crossword fixer
  • - Credit organiser for framing newspaper leader
  • - Journalists' boss rioted madly
  • - He may have set features at work
  • - Newspaper manager
  • - Person who may read a book many times
  • - Overwhelmed by greed, I tormented journalist
  • - chief rioted unexpectedly
  • - Anna Wintour, e.g.
  • - Magazine VIP
  • - Film cutter
  • - Magazine chief
  • - Film worker
  • - Magazine bigwig
  • - Crossword VIP
  • - Text reviser
  • - Tabloid worker
  • - Reporter's boss
  • - Money changer?
  • - Bowdler was one
  • - Word changer
  • - Senior journalist
  • - Post man?
  • - Newspaper V.I.P.
  • - Newspaper executive
  • - Extent of prima donna's respiration is overwhelming
  • - Extent of suspicion about Democrat
  • - Extent of wind across Germany
  • - Extent of money and time required by husband
  • - Extent of suspicion about Germany
  • - Extent from side to side
  • - Extent
  • - width of the bard's work
  • - how wide is loaf with the end cut off?
  • - Money they halved through liberality
  • - the width of the red bath
  • - Range of staple food heading for this hotel
  • - the bard is so wide
  • - Counterpart of length
  • - understand book first, take time (hour) to gain latitude
  • - the bard wrote about dimension
  • - Distance from side to side
  • - Red bath (anag)
  • - Side-to-side distance
  • - Thickness of book perused by author, essentially
  • - U-turn from length
  • - Scope of the Bard?
  • - Liberal view of money presented on covers of Telegraph
  • - Scope of old railway publicity in the wild?
  • - Money is lost by this sweep
  • - Spaciousness
  • - Side-to-side measurement
  • - Side-to-side measure
  • - Liberality
  • - Broad range
  • - Width
  • - Latitude
  • - Distance across
  • - Scope
  • - Range
  • - the scope of the bard?
  • - a fool from antwerp
  • - What an annoyed sibling might call a little brother
  • - Wally removed loop from loom at workshop's conclusion
  • - Fool takes wife into Pret backwards
  • - Fool, pert drunk, ingests whiskey
  • - Fool tinkering with electrics round plug initially
  • - Aim to get away from time warp with local annoying type who may be 19 down
  • - Ring dropped from tug by pilot originally -- idiot!
  • - Annoying runt of a person
  • - Cousin of a nerd or wimp
  • - belgian city ousting an obnoxious character
  • - pesky little brother, e.g.
  • - No early start for pewter broken by cad
  • - annoying little brother, e.g.
  • - Moron Trump wannabes elected Republican Party leaders
  • - Belgian city banishing an idiot
  • - Silly person that would expect real profits initially!
  • - Silly nobody
  • - Belgian city getting rid of an idiot
  • - Silly little guy
  • - Pencil-necked geek
  • - Annoying little pipsqueak
  • - Annoying dweeb
  • - Insignificant sort
  • - Annoying fellow
  • - Nitwit (informal)
  • - Idiot (informal)
  • - Annoying squirt
  • - Wimpy guy
  • - Little pill
  • - Pesky person
  • - Impertinent pipsqueak
  • - Insignificant fellow
  • - Idiot losing article in Belgian city
  • - Little nothing
  • - Insignificant punk
  • - ...-weenie
  • - Little shit
  • - Impudent nobody
  • - Insignificant type
  • - Insignificant individual
  • - Annoying pest
  • - Schnook
  • - Nerdy guy
  • - Nerd's cousin
  • - Nerd's buddy
  • - Little punk
  • - Drip
  • - Dweeb, pest, or nerd
  • - Hardly Mr. Cool
  • - Saphead
  • - Nobody: Slang.
  • - Insignificant fellow: Slang.
  • - Insignificant person: Slang.
  • - Insignificant person
  • - Despicable fellow
  • - Nebbish
  • - Whippersnapper?
  • - Schmo
  • - Nitwit
  • - Pinhead
  • - Silly person
  • - Irritating one
  • - Nerd's kin
  • - Nerd
  • - Despicable sort
  • - Nobody
  • - Pipsqueak
  • - Contemptible sort
  • - Dweeb
  • - Nincompoop
  • - Ninny
  • - Idiot
  • - Jerk
  • - Doofus
  • - Twit
  • - Annoying sort
  • - Pathetic one
  • - Despicable one
  • - Simpleton
  • - Punk
  • - Unimportant one
  • - Insignificant one
  • - Little pest
  • - Squirt
  • - Contemptible one
  • - Little whippersnapper
  • - geekwad
  • - James Bond is one
  • - "......: The Bond Business"
  • - James Bond, for one
  • - Bond, for one
  • - For one, Bond Street befouled with eg, can
  • - spy taking centre stage perhaps
  • - creates confusion with fellow spy
  • - no open representative
  • - A person of intelligence no doubt
  • - 1936 Alfred Hitchcock film based on a novel by W Somerset Maugham
  • - 1960s spy series starring Patrick McGoohan: 2 wds.
  • - 007 — centre stage (anag)
  • - Undercover operative
  • - *Cloak-and-dagger figure
  • - Man of intelligence moves centre stage
  • - Spy dispatched, having collected odd bits of gear etc
  • - Spook seaman going round most of island
  • - Spy, spook
  • - 007 takes centre stage, improbably
  • - Patrick McGoohan's pre-Prisoner series
  • - Cloak-and-dagger man.
  • - Member of G-2.
  • - Poser?
  • - Spy
  • - Shadowy character is centre stage for a change
  • - regard as a terrible spectre
  • - Esteem shown to a person
  • - regard spectre another way
  • - Esteem
  • - Honor
  • - "With all due _______"
  • - value new sceptre
  • - 1967 hit by Aretha Franklin whose title is spelled out in the lyrics