➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - very good speed for a very bad sailor
- - a greek will shed a tear for such a thief
- - Detective and judge working overseas for Grace O'Malley at the helm
- - Blackbeard for example, power mad
- - His pate seems to have a deficiency of hair, the villain!
- - on seeing such a robber, a greek may shed a tear
- - talk like a ...... day
- - Thief, in some contexts
- - Irrational to criticise thief
- - Halloween costume with a tricorn hat
- - No good at sea, I'm up to a little over 3mph?
- - A tripe product not endorsed by law
- - A marine marauder from Penzance
- - We say, "Ahoy, matey," on Talk Like a .... Day
- - Teach, for one
- - Teach, for instance
- - Steal from a script
- - Do a sneak printing job
- - Certain literary thief
- - Captain Hook or Jack Sparrow, for example
- - Sparrow, for one
- - Software thief
- - Word from the Greek for "attack"
- - Long John Silver, for one
- - Thief on the water
- - Captain Hook, for one
- - Captain Kidd, for one
- - Jack Sparrow, for one
- - quiet angry corsair
- - pressure on angry corsair
- - pressure on angry buccaneer
- - "Pirates of the Caribbean" extra
- - Rate rip (anag)
- - someone who stole away from the shore
- - Treasure-seeking seafarer, e.g. Captain Hook
- - Quietly furious one's stealing from work
- - Hook or Teach
- - Many an "Our Flag Means Death" character
- - Blab about one criminal at sea
- - One may say "Shiver me timbers!"
- - Cost of employing detective operating without licence
- - Buccaneer puts rodent in baked dish
- - Jack Sparrow or Blackbeard, e.g.
- - Talk foolishly about one buccaneer
- - rotten pear - it's from buccaneer
- - Confusion surrounds informer operating illegally
- - Download illegally
- - person stealing away from the shore
- - Talk foolishly about current danger on the seas
- - talk idly about one buccaneer
- - Bootlegger rejects intellectual property charge
- - Counterfeit penny one's given on toll
- - jack sparrow, by trade
- - Talk about current lawbreaker at sea
- - Unlicensed radio broadcaster
- - Silver, say, provided by Irish tucking into hors d'oeuvre
- - talk idly about one seafarer
- - corsair quietly getting angry
- - "avast, ye matey!" shouter, stereotypically
- - lift power worked up
- - Blackbeard puts rodent in baked dish
- - Talk foolishly about one copyright infringer
- - Shipboard robber
- - Attacker at sea
- - he stole away from the shore
- - Nautical outlaw
- - Robber is quiet and angry
- - I run into head buccaneer
- - Cost of hiring detective is criminal
- - Johnny Depp played one
- - Henry Morgan was one
- - Captain Hook, e.g.
- - The ...... Bay
- - Teach, e.g.
- - Teach or John Silver
- - Spoliation is his vocation
- - Rat pie (anag)
- - Preyer of the deep
- - Player on Pittsburgh's team
- - Pittsburgh brigand
- - Patent poacher
- - Lafitte, e.g.
- - Lafitte was one
- - Jack Sparrow, e.g.
- - Illegal (DVD copy)
- - Honus Wagner, e.g.
- - Hallowe'en buccaneer
- - Fashion design stealer.
- - Captain Hook, say
- - Blackbeard was one
- - Maritime menace
- - Pittsburgh athlete
- - Main character?
- - Pittsburgh player
- - Predator
- - Brigand
- - Ship
- - Buccaneer
- - Criminal at sea getting cross at stern of ship
- - Sea rover
- - Silver or Sparrow
- - Marine marauder
- - Illegally copy page 26
- - Robber at sea
- - Corsair crewman
- - One treasuring treasure
- - Whom to talk like on September 19
- - Plagiarise
- - Illicit video producer
- - Angry after parking? That's appropriate
- - Power mad buccaneer
- - Grace O'Malley opens 6 down
- - Silver perhaps ending in skip, furious
- - Detective and judge working overseas on crime wave presumably
- - PNC Park player
- - Grace O'Malley works presumably on the Crime Wave overseas
- - 'Arrr!' shouter
- - Maritime marauder
- - Start of pitching really upset bad sailor?
- - Stereotypical eyepatch wearer
- - Pressure on one judge with black beard?
- - Sea robber
- - Software swiper
- - Corsair
- - Stereotypical "Arrr!" shouter
- - Buccaneer would be angry if beheaded!
- - Sea menace
- - Jack Sparrow or Captain Hook
- - Jolly Roger flier
- - Freebooter
- - One with an eyepatch, often
- - Theme page on HalloweenCostumes.com
- - Menace at sea
- - Software bootlegger
- - 3-Down wearer
- - Blackbeard, e.g.
- - One taking the gold?
- - Steal, as software
- - Long John Silver, e.g.
- - Somalian menace
- - Captain Jack Sparrow, e.g.
- - Penzance denizen
- - Main threat
- - Stereotypical eye patch wearer
- - She's committed to better writing
- - Person whose job it is to accept certain crosswords and change some of the clues, among other things, for example, also hi
- - Person who's authorized to shorten a sentence
- - One who might get the word out?
- - One in control of the story
- - Journalist — rioted (anag)
- - One behind the times
- - Journalist
- - According to EB White, someone who "knows more about writing than writers do, but who has escaped the terrible desire to write"
- - One manages The Telegraph crossword finally in competition, getting upset with nothing right
- - My boss considered it ordinary, to an extent
- - In order to ignore Ron having a say in how 15 across is cut
- - In order to ignore Ron working in journalism
- - Journalist applying spin to nonsense I had encouraged at first
- - One wanting journalist's article travelled north to collect it
- - Journalist has a job managing what's found at the end of 8 down
- - Runs daily and gets to ride to work
- - Journalist taking part in foxtrot I deliberately knocked over
- - One going over the line
- - Person to ask to 're-do it' potentially?
- - "Dullness is the only crime for which an ........ ought to be hung" (Josephus Daniels)
- - Trend reversed by old Republican news boss
- - Letter to the ......
- - Chief journalist
- - IMF left mortified - that's one for the books
- - Ben Bradlee's post while at the Washington Post
- - One's in charge but sometimes has a leader
- - Organises the paperwork for word processor
- - Program to modify data
- - Someone whose job is to be in charge of a newspaper
- - Head journalist on a newspaper
- - journalist's turn to ride
- - he's in charge but has a leader
- - who rejected rubbish i'd sent to echo?
- - One who makes the cut?
- - on paper he has an important job
- - Journalist has to reverse the trend as alternative
- - retro trend oddly missing court reporter's boss
- - Masthead name
- - Manuscript reader
- - Blue-pencil wielder
- - Writer's helper
- - Writer's best friend, you'd think
- - Writer's best friend, one would think
- - Web designer's tool
- - Tina Brown, e.g.
- - Time management figure?
- - Piece polisher
- - Perry White, for one
- - One who reduced Life sentences?
- - Newsroom man
- - Newspaper VIP
- - Masthead listing
- - Magazine staffer
- - Magazine head
- - Magazine executive
- - Magazine employee
- - Greeley was one
- - Copyreader's superior
- - Writer's fixer-upper
- - Will Shortz, notably
- - White, in fiction, or Brown, in real life
- - Watterson or W. A. White
- - Watterson or Dana
- - Type of computer program
- - Time worker
- - Time management specialist?
- - This puzzle's overseer
- - Text cleaner
- - Tabloid boss
- - Story manipulator
- - Story assigner
- - Slate.com employee
- - SASE receiver
- - Ross or Giroux
- - Robert Giroux, e.g.
- - Rioted (anag)
- - Publishing VIP
- - Publishing person
- - Pro with prose
- - Postproduction worker
- - Post post
- - Post operative?
- - Photoshop user, e.g.
- - Person who switches lines?
- - Person who makes copy right?
- - Person in publishing
- - Parents boss
- - One working on drafts
- - One with paper cuts?
- - One who revises another's writing
- - One who marks your words?
- - One striking out, maybe
- - One of Willie Morris's roles
- - One of Bret Harte's roles
- - One fixing a Time piece?
- - One checking stories
- - Newspaper person
- - Newspaper big shot
- - News chief
- - Mss. handler
- - Maxwell Perkins, for a famous example
- - Max Perkins, for one
- - Masthead word
- - Masthead position
- - Masthead heading
- - Masthead entry
- - Marginal worker?
- - Manuscript receiver
- - Manuscript changer
- - Magazine V.I.P.
- - Magazine supervisor
- - Magazine mogul
- - Magazine manager
- - Magazine boss
- - Mad person?
- - Literary authority
- - Journal honcho
- - Job in Vogue
- - James Russell Lowell, for one
- - Horace Greeley, e.g.
- - Harold Ross, e.g.
- - Greeley, for one
- - Globe position
- - Globe figure
- - Giroux, for one
- - Giroux or Greeley
- - Flub catcher
- - Film job
- - Film clipper
- - Ernest Rhys was one
- - Draft changer
- - Daniel Meade on "Ugly Betty," e.g.
- - Daily V.I.P.
- - Cutter, at times
- - Copy righter?
- - Copy corrector
- - Book man
- - Ben Bradlee, e.g.
- - Arbiter of mss.
- - A bad one woudn't fix this clue
- - Life support
- - Self-employed person
- - Writer's aid
- - Publishing employee
- - Correctional worker?
- - Redactor
- - Diaskeuast
- - Revisionist
- - Newsroom worker?
- - Publisher's employee
- - Typo catcher
- - Publishing house employee
- - Galley slave.
- - Jet-setter
- - Blue-penciler.
- - Perry White, e.g.
- - Writer's need
- - Newsman
- - Pressman
- - Newspaper employee
- - Post master?
- - Film-crew VIP
- - Newspaperman.
- - Paper cutter
- - Time keeper?
- - Money manager
- - Post-office worker
- - Self-important person
- - Writer's guide
- - Book reviewer?
- - Newspaper head
- - Book worker
- - Prose pro
- - Senior writer rebuffed rubbish, incomplete concept
- - Head of a publication
- - Water level reversed by old king in cutter?
- - Newspaper supremo
- - Head of a newspaper, say
- - Copy ....
- - Director of publication
- - Job title for Emmanuelle Alt
- - Newspaper worker
- - Who's ordering 'redo it!'
- - Masthead figure
- - Postproduction VIP
- - Would one have journos re-do it potentially?
- - Reviser
- - News chief from Buxted I torment
- - Runs daily and rides out without us
- - Who approved this clue
- - Boss on paper may see rising tendency suppressing men
- - Postproduction person
- - Copy fixer
- - Newspaper chief
- - City desk exec
- - Important movie credit
- - Newsroom executive
- - Paper worker
- - Head of publication
- - News boss from Nettlebed I torture
- - Redo it with revision this boss may require?
- - Post position
- - Publishing house hiree
- - Job in media
- - Rag worker lying in grot I'd earlier picked up
- - Journal reviewer
- - Pitch reader
- - Senior hack
- - Press boss
- - Text corrector
- - Podcast staffer
- - Head of a newspaper
- - Text tightener
- - Person at a desk
- - Film position
- - One slightly changed this clue
- - Wired cutter?
- - Sentence reducer, at times
- - Director coworker
- - Daily bigwig
- - Newspaper bigwig
- - One changing lines, perhaps
- - Movement rioted and did a job on 15 across
- - One polishing rag?
- - Manuscript recipient
- - Runs daily and goes around in tired disposition
- - Magazine worker
- - One runs daily or weekly perhaps
- - Manuscript fixer
- - Senior publisher
- - Newspaper boss makes investment finally in English fashion house
- - Line judge?
- - One whose leader goes out every morning
- - Person in charge of a section of a newspaper
- - One whose work is polishing
- - Hollywood job title
- - People person?
- - Runs daily and goes around in tired transport
- - Media person used exit door, constantly half-seen
- - Newspaper boss
- - One who shortened Life sentences?
- - Text ....
- - Rag organiser tried rampaging about middle of October
- - Masthead title
- - Person working on text partly changed it, originally
- - Periodical figure
- - One who might shorten your sentence
- - Star employee
- - Predominant type found in newspaper production
- - Journo travelled around, taking in some of Italy
- - person in charge of a newspaper,magazine etc.
- - My boss absorbed by regurgitated carrot I'd eaten
- - Person who may make a long story short
- - Person reviewing articles before publication
- - one of our bosses who didn't see low beam, we ‘ear?