➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - a new start to a cruise could make one blue
- - makes beer sound like an injury
- - Rubies, if not set properly, can result in injury
- - Wrestling injury
- - Make black and blue
- - Blemish on skin develops, we hear
- - Sign of injury
- - Minor skin injury
- - Makes beer, we're told, causing injury
- - Ego injury
- - Discolored injury
- - Slight injury
- - Surface injury.
- - Injury
- - British rugby international has outward signs of some contusion
- - Mark brews soundly
- - Sparring souvenir
- - what results when blood vessels are broken
- - Purple skin mark
- - Injure underlying soft tissue or bone
- - Welt
- - Contusion
- - Fruit flaw
- - Buries criminal as a result of person getting whacked
- - Black eye, e.g
- - Shiner, e.g
- - Damage a pair on the radio with insult to ego?
- - Result of a big hit
- - Fruit blemish
- - Fake rubies could cause skin discoloration
- - It can be black and blue
- - Whack aftermath
- - Banana blemish
- - Result of a punch, maybe
- - Fall result, maybe
- - Black-and-blue mark, e.g.
- - Apple flaw
- - Turn black and blue
- - Sign of a bad apple
- - Black-and-blue mark
- - Injure slightly
- - Bump result
- - Purple mark
- - Damage mark.
- - Injure
- - Wound
- - Sign of a big hit?
- - Tender spot?
- - Insult
- - First signs of couples roaming and glimpsing steep cliffs
- - Cliffs
- - Steep cliffs
- - Parts of bluffs
- - Rugged cliffs
- - Steep rocks
- - Cliff sights
- - Rough, broken cliffs
- - Where ibex and chamois roam.
- - Habitats of mountain goats.
- - Broken cliffs.
- - Steep, rugged rock
- - Rocky cliffs.
- - some outcroppings
- - Rough peaks
- - Highland sights
- - Rock outcroppings
- - Mountain goats' perches
- - Challenges for rock climbers
- - Rock-climbing challenges
- - Rocky projections
- - Magnets for climbers
- - Maine coastline features
- - Climbing challenges
- - Mountain spurs
- - Climbers' obstacles
- - Rock projections
- - Outcroppings
- - Rocky masses
- - Rough rocks
- - Rough hilltops
- - Tors
- - Rough projections
- - Eagles' haunts
- - Projecting, rugged rocks
- - Mountain-climbing challenges
- - Rockies' features
- - Sharp scarps
- - Rocks for chamois.
- - Alpine features.
- - Rugged heights.
- - Rocky peaks
- - Rocky outcrops
- - Rocky outcroppings
- - Rocky formations
- - Rugged rocks.
- - Rugged peaks
- - Climber's challenges
- - Rock climber's challenges
- - Rocks
- - Mountaineers' challenges
- - air pressure
- - Pressure — filter
- - Pressure from smear surrounding Republican
- - Air, or pressure
- - Remove liquid under pressure
- - Exert force or pressure on
- - Southern form of transport is a wrench
- - tension produced by a shower on the street
- - by the way, falling water leads to stress
- - To go all out is very taxing
- - Give it your all, though it's tiring
- - tune is hard work
- - Use colander
- - stock tune
- - Go all out in race
- - Pull street artist in
- - Descent; melody
- - make an effort to see the family?
- - Rick will do everything possible
- - make an effort to give instruction after the start of school
- - make an effort coming up with a tune
- - this melody takes considerable effort
- - saint, before shower, showing stress
- - air tension
- - Stress from 'sexercise'
- - this tune requires a really big effort
- - Apply full effort
- - Race injury
- - Tension in the air
- - tension produced by taking up art in wickedness
- - Make a great effort to find the ancestry
- - Mental stress
- - Injure through over-use
- - Air in small coach
- - put a lot of effort into a way to get wet weather
- - Stretch, tighten
- - make an effort on a tune
- - Pass through filter with violent exertion
- - Overexert in heaviest rainfall
- - anxiety of saint — it could come down
- - mark runs into difficulty
- - natural tendency to make a great effort
- - Screen first of soccer coaches
- - make an effort to come up with a tune
- - Air filter
- - at one point practise for the race
- - Way wet weather produces stress
- - Separate song
- - Make intensive effort
- - this tune takes much effort
- - Filter — melody
- - Labour leader of Sunday Express?
- - this is the breed to make a great effort
- - Cause of muscle pain
- - filter the air
- - do one's utmost to compose some music
- - Weightlifter's worry
- - Overwork — melody
- - Weaken — sieve
- - The S of RSI
- - Pull (a muscle?)
- - Injure, as a back muscle
- - Exert to the utmost
- - Difficulty that causes tension
- - Back or eye problem
- - Use a colander
- - Tendon injury
- - Stretch(Used today)
- - Make every effort
- - Exert (oneself)
- - Draw tight
- - Stretch tight
- - Embarrassment
- - Pass through a colander
- - Anxiety for school transport down the line
- - Separate stock
- - Overwork
- - Stress, tension
- - Overtax
- - Pasta instruction
- - Pull leader from Sunday Express
- - A genetic variant, of a bacterium for example
- - Pass through a sieve
- - Labour type
- - Tension as holy man drops from sky
- - Quite a bit of restraint or tension
- - Test mark about right
- - Pass through a filter
- - Variation
- - Push the limits
- - Riddle found in song
- - Cause of collapse
- - Injury riddle
- - Mental tension, stress
- - Cause of back spasms
- - Virus variety
- - Eye or muscle problem
- - Riddle of motorway being obliterated in mist and downpour
- - Wrench; melody
- - Pull head of radish stuck in soil
- - Student's beginning school creates emotional tension
- - Mark admits writing something to do with music
- - Change in length ÷ original length
- - Cannabis variety
- - Pull small coach
- - Try too hard for melody?
- - Muscle overexertion
- - Effort in race produced by second coach
- - Separate line of descent
- - Exert to the utmost in race
- - Overexertion
- - Back problem
- - Eye or back problem
- - Athlete's injury
- - Overexert
- - Sift
- - Pour through a sieve
- - The Fixx felt "The ......"
- - Overstretch
- - Stretch to the limit
- - Sports injury
- - Muscle woe
- - Group of viruses
- - Prepare food for the baby
- - Lineage
- - Exert
- - Put in a colander
- - Run through a sieve
- - Flu type
- - Variant
- - Cause of muscle ache
- - Go beyond the limit
- - Bloodline
- - Try harder
- - Pedigree
- - Push beyond limits
- - Push to the limits
- - Participate in a tug of war
- - Ancestral line
- - ...... at a gnat
- - Musical passage
- - Result of overuse of eyes
- - Tune or air.
- - Passage of music.
- - Bit of music.
- - Inherited tendency.
- - Overextend oneself?
- - Ancestry
- - Line of descent
- - Genetic variant
- - .... wrench
- - Try hard
- - Muscle malady
- - Turn to mush
- - Variety
- - Considerable effort
- - Exertion
- - Muscle injury
- - Ligament injury
- - Stress
- - Melody
- - Tune
- - Tax-......
- - Great effort
- - Air Force ....
- - Muscle problem
- - Filter out
- - Huff and puff
- - Sieve
- - Filter
- - Put through a sieve
- - Screen
- - Use a sieve
- - Tension
- - Hardship
- - Stretch ......
- - Stress it runs in the family
- - Really try to get the star to perform in
- - put excessive stress on the breed?
- - Twist to the music
- - Endeavour
- - Music produced when you pull all the stops out
- - try very hard to filter
- - The tension shows in the music
- - Excessive exertion
- - southern railway transport to make a great effort
- - great effort forthcoming from some of the industrious trainees
- - the sound of music makes an excessive demand
- - Notes the effort
- - Overextend yourself
- - put excessive demands on southern coach
- - Pull or push forcibly
- - It takes great effort to produce such a tune
- - make really big effort to produce stock
- - make a great effort to produce "the sound of music"
- - stress star in trouble
- - a great effort to produce southern transport
- - exertion, tension
- - Tension, by the way, to fall
- - allow water to drain from spaghetti
- - practises cycling, getting muscle injury
- - make an effort on tune
- - sieve – tax
- - Cerebral tissue
- - Brains evicting unruly civilians from matinee Virgil Tracy's mishandled
- - Brains, commonly
- - Brains ... or this puzzle's four circled names?
- - The brain
- - Brain tissue
- - Brains
- - Try e.g. a term that's formulated for intelligence
- - Common sense to carry weight under horse
- - It's rather a colourless affair, mind
- - Mental material,
- - Ill-defined affair that indicates intelligence
- - Dull affair that shows intelligence
- - Colourful type from major hospital spoke out with intelligence
- - Colourful type from hospital verbalised with intelligence
- - Aristocratic woman with count shows common sense
- - Thing involving Zane or Lady Jane
- - Intelligence
- - informal or facetious term for intelligence
- - Quarrel (like rutting stags?)
- - Secure instruments or engage in conflict?
- - Engage in a fight to secure brass instruments
- - challenge — hair cut from top to bottom
- - Engage in struggle
- - Engage in conflict
- - Come into conflict
- - Butt heads
- - Do battle
- - Be in opposition
- - Disagree
- - Fighting half-heartedly, being merciful
- - Scanty — merciful
- - Economical secretary wearing small piece of jewellery
- - Economical inclusion of key in opening part of an Italian composition
- - Shape of washer attached to source of water, tight
- - frugal, economical
- - far from generous, but showing mercy
- - bound to be about a description of frugality
- - frugal use of article in season
- - bound to contain a frugal epithet
- - Thrifty, frugal
- - frugal with article in season
- - Not wasteful
- - Moderate; economical
- - Scrimping
- - Provident
- - Thrifty.
- - Economical
- - Defensive excavation
- - A.E.F. excavation
- - Excavation
- - Wartime ditch
- - War hole
- - Wartime shelter
- - Front lines shelter
- - Type of warfare or coat
- - Oceanic depression
- - Rifle pit
- - Military shelter
- - Sapper's creation
- - Soldiers' ditch
- - Battlefield site
- - WWI line
- - Kind of warfare or coat
- - Spy's kind of coat
- - Warfare variety
- - Soldier's line of defense
- - Fosse
- - Western Front feature
- - French ......: abri?
- - W.W. I line
- - One kind of coat.
- - Long cut, as in land.
- - Dublin archbishop, friend of Tennyson.
- - Soldier's home.
- - Type of coat
- - You can dig it
- - Kind of coat
- - Furrow
- - Type of warfare
- - Protective ditch
- - Low point
- - Channel
- - Ditch
- - Channel or river filled with fish? On the contrary
- - fish right inside furrow
- - Slit at the front
- - something dug in the ground
- - Channel dug into the ground