➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - Stabbing part of a fork
- - Cutlery [fork] feature [1 Samuel 2:13 [NIV]]
- - Point at the end of a fork
- - Plug part
- - Fork tine
- - Part of an antler
- - Antler fork
- - Sharp part of a pitchfork
- - Part of an eating utensil
- - Part of an attack plan (in war)
- - Part of a hand cultivator
- - Fork's tine
- - Fork stabber
- - Fork element
- - Fork spike
- - Part of a pitchfork
- - Part of a plug
- - Projecting part.
- - Fork part
- - Pitchfork part
- - Spike of a fork
- - Fork point
- - Part of a trident
- - Part of a fork
- - Fork piece
- - Fork feature
- - Trident part
- - Tuning fork part
- - Point of a fork
- - Antler part
- - River enveloped by odour: something sharp
- - on the piano, the wrong sound still has point
- - smell right inside that's sharp
- - Spin about government - it has a point
- - Verifying which six must leave tip?
- - Spike on tool
- - note in sort of rock something sharp
- - Spike Milligan's last seen in short programme
- - Spike Milligan's last seen in short transmission
- - Pitchfork tine
- - Spike may be mistaken getting power for women
- - smell around back of refrigerator that's sharp
- - smell around river - it's sharp
- - Forklift extension
- - Plug projection
- - Plug component
- - It helps when picking up
- - Electrical plug projection
- - Stick in an outlet
- - Stabbing projection
- - Skewer relative
- - Runcible spoon feature
- - Power cord feature
- - Pointed projection
- - Point on antlers
- - Plug point
- - Plug piece
- - Plug feature
- - Pitchfork extension
- - Phone charger feature
- - One going into an outlet
- - Hatrack feature
- - Antler projection
- - "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck" band
- - "Broken Peace" NYC metalers
- - Dining tip?
- - Antler tip
- - Point of eating?
- - Tine
- - Sharp projection
- - Spike
- - Projection.
- - Outlet insert
- - Branch
- - Spur
- - Sticking point
- - Pitchfork point
- - Antler point
- - Pitchfork feature
- - Trident feature
- - Pitchfork spike
- - A picking-up point
- - Antler feature
- - Pitchfork projection
- - tine quietly said to be incorrect
- - Short TV feature about northern tip
- - Embellishing.
- - Fancy title with books in test
- - maybe granny has put out merlot just for show
- - normal, neat decorative arrangement
- - Decorative -- possibly late Norman
- - Fancy somebody being against books in exam
- - Not of practical use? Old man learnt differently
- - Fancy man learnt strangely love comes first
- - Fancy celebrity books being taken into test!
- - Just for show
- - Pretty plant
- - Like some shrubs
- - Type of flower
- - Plant cultivated for its beauty
- - Like lawn shrubs
- - Beautifying.
- - Decorative
- - .. cocktail, seafood starter
- - piece gets registered as seafood
- - quietly warn about seafood
- - Marine crustacean similar to shrimp that's used for seafood
- - Sides of pan filled with uncooked seafood
- - Seafood cocktail ingredient
- - Seafood creature
- - Seafood in ship raw necessarily
- - Seafood often served on a toothpick
- - Person being extremely selective consuming fresh seafood
- - Filling empty pan, uncooked seafood
- - Sushi bar seafood
- - Seafood starters in posh restaurants aren't wholly nourishing
- - Shrimp cocktail piece
- - Cocktail sauce go-with
- - Seafood mouthful
- - Shrimplike seafood
- - Shrimp cocktail component
- - Seafood morsel
- - Cocktail crustacean
- - Seafood delicacy
- - Seafood serving
- - Seafood choice
- - Seafood
- - Cocktail tidbit
- - ...... cocktail, crisp flavouring
- - marine crustacean not cooked in sides of pan
- - étouffée option
- - On vacation, person blankets chilly shrimp
- - stir-fry candidate
- - Power making BP a potential victim of oil-spill
- - fancy shrimp
- - Edible item never cooked in the middle
- - crustacean's uncooked; place in empty pan
- - Something to eat when one of the minions entertains king?
- - Southampton shrimp
- - Popular oriental snack
- - Shell fish.
- - Shrimp relative
- - You might enjoy this fresh in outskirts of Paignton?
- - Shrimp kin
- - Shrimp's kin
- - Stooge eats rook and shrimp
- - Decapod on a menu
- - Big shrimp
- - Shrimp's cousin
- - Shrimplike decapod
- - Shrimp, to a Brit
- - Shrimp cousin
- - Crustacean that's yet to be cooked in case of poison
- - Jumbo shrimp
- - Jambalaya crustacean
- - Man on board consumes head of raw shellfish
- - Shellfish, soft and uncooked put by salmon's tail
- - Shrimplike crustacean
- - U.K. ska punks King ......
- - Shrimplike creature
- - Tasty crustacean
- - Not-so-shrimpy shrimp relative
- - Shrimp look-alike
- - Shrimplike critter
- - Edible decapod
- - Shrimp for the barbie
- - It's bigger than a shrimp
- - Sizable shrimp
- - Shrimplike shellfish
- - Dining delicacy
- - Crustacean for a gourmet
- - Shrimp in the UK
- - Variety of shrimp
- - Norway lobster
- - Shrimplike animal.
- - Decapod.
- - Shrimp's relative
- - Marine crustacean
- - Small edible crustacean
- - Scampi ingredient
- - Shellfish
- - Large crustacean
- - Edible crustacean
- - Jambalaya ingredient
- - Shade of pink
- - .... shrimp
- - Kind of shrimp
- - Large shrimp
- - Crustacean
- - One of many on board eating river crustacean
- - Shellfish not cooked in empty pan
- - it's like a shrimp
- - Ten-legged sea creature
- - Jack .., who could eat no fat
- - Jack who had a no-fat diet
- - Jack ...., nursery rhyme
- - Jack ......, lean-eating nursery rhyme character
- - Jack who could consume no fat, in a nursery rhyme
- - european —, small marine food fish also called a brisling
- - Sailor with afterthought turns up to be mackerel-catcher
- - different parts of a swimmer
- - traps set for small fish
- - Fish one got out of one's mouth right in the middle
- - the various parts of a fish
- - Quarrel about tail of puffer fish
- - Protective cover's rolled up displaying fish
- - traps adapted for fish
- - Atlantic herring
- - Ph.D. holders, e.g
- - Shrinks, e.g., briefly
- - E.R. or O.R. figures
- - Vets, e.g.: Abbr
- - 'Frasier' bros., e.g
- - Otolaryngologists, e.g.: Abbr
- - OB/GYNs, e.g
- - Ob-gyns, e.g.
- - E.R. personnel
- - E.R. workers
- - E.R. staffers
- - E.R. figures
- - ENTs, e.g.
- - Ph. D.'s.
- - Med. workers
- - Professional men: Abbr.
- - Typical JAMA subscribers
- - Hosp. group
- - Hospital professionals (Abbr.)
- - MASH staff
- - Spock and Seuss: Abbr
- - Many med. school professors
- - Ones practicing: Abbr
- - HMO VIPs
- - Pager users, for short
- - Ones often working in small rms
- - No and J
- - JAMA subscribers
- - Practice figures, for short?
- - 'Scrubs' people: Abbr
- - Hosp. staff
- - OR principals
- - OR frequenters
- - 'House' figs
- - Hosp. bunch
- - They make the rounds
- - Some practice runners, briefly
- - HMO network members
- - No and Phil
- - Quinn and Quincy: Abbr
- - MASH figs
- - Hosp. figures
- - Pepper and others
- - Many coll. professors
- - H.M.O. V.I.P.s
- - Some hospital employees
- - Practice composition?: Abbr
- - M.R.I. orderers
- - Salk and Pepper: Abbr
- - They hold MD degrees
- - MASH staffers (Abbr.)
- - Some med. personnel in Robin Cook novels
- - John and Ruth
- - OBs and ENTs
- - Most university profs
- - Watson et al
- - Scrip sources, for short
- - Hosp. titles
- - Advanced deg. holders
- - Their offices often have small rms
- - Members of the AMA
- - Hospital emps
- - Practice runners: Abbr
- - Gen. practitioners
- - Many profs
- - Many college profs
- - Some profs
- - Profs., often
- - They work with RNs
- - MRI orderers
- - HMO participants
- - Physicians: Abbr
- - Prescription writers: Abbr
- - 'ER' roles
- - This puzzle's theme
- - ICU workers
- - Hosp. workers
- - ICU figures
- - Some ER workers
- - ER workers
- - Hosp. V.I.P.s
- - ER staffers
- - O.R. figures
- - "ER" extras
- - Hosp. staffers
- - Hosp. professionals
- - Hosp. VIPs
- - ICU attendants
- - Red Cross workers, for short
- - Hosp. employees
- - ER VIPs
- - Some hosp. staffers
- - Hosp. personnel
- - OR figures
- - Pepper et al
- - Pepper et al.: Abbr
- - "ER" folks
- - Physicians, for short
- - O.R. workers
- - Medics
- - OR workers
- - MDs
- - AMA members
- - JAMA readers
- - HMO staffers
- - Hospital VIPs
- - HMO members
- - Many AMA members
- - ER personnel
- - Hospital V.I.P.'s
- - HMO workers
- - HMO employees
- - Rx writers
- - Medicos, briefly
- - ER figures
- - A.M.A. members
- - M.D.'s
- - Some O.R. staff
- - Hosp. figs.
- - Med school graduates, for short
- - Some have MD degrees
- - Neurologists and such Abbr.
- - People with patients: Abbr.
- - Rx writers: Abbr.
- - Medicine dose tellers, for short
- - some hosp. personnel
- - PCPs, for example
- - Surgeons and psychiatrists, for short
- - a sailor's land is not concrete
- - confusing bart's cat is not practical
- - Excerpt from sailor's treatise
- - Summarise sailor's area
- - --- expressionism was a school of painting in new york in the 1940's associated with jackson pollock
- - Theoretical Rothko painting?
- - Remove a bishop's booklet
- - Like 54-Across that's hard to understand
- - Summary that's merely theoretical
- - Sailor's piece of literature a form of art
- - Rothko's field
- - Breaks state region - there's an art to it
- - It's just an ideal description, nothing else, as overshadows bad start to homily
- - Summary of Jack's pamphlet
- - Nonrepresentational (in art)
- - Obscure type of art produced by putting a six-pack on a stretch of land
- - separate from a summary
- - vague sort of painting?
- - Summary of a British Standard pamphlet
- - theoretical rather than concrete
- - withdraw brats being upset with canberra
- - Remove unrealistic summary
- - Conceptual, as opposed to actual
- - Not easy to grasp by sailors on land
- - Muscles and digestive passage for example digest!
- - A summary
- - Not concrete
- - Modern art style
- - Intangible painting by Pollock?
- - Graduate returns school paper to academic type
- - Steal back trucks, packing to be announced
- - Theoretical art from Pollock?
- - Theoretical; summary
- - Part of a science journal
- - Journal article summary
- - Quietly remove painting, perhaps
- - Art form; remove
- - Extract; summary
- - Remove such a painting
- - Summary; remove
- - Separate summary
- - Ill-defined muscles needing a stretch
- - Type of art from alternative brats with pretence
- - Conceptual
- - Remove a summary
- - Summary; theoretical
- - Like a Jackson Pollock painting
- - Speech summary
- - Certain art
- - Designating some painting.
- - Not practical
- - Theoretical
- - Intangible
- - Summarize
- - Epitome
- - Brief
- - Summary
- - Like some art
- - Hard to understand
- - Kind of painting
- - Type of art that does not attempt to directly represent things from reality
- - Difficult to understand
- - describing art that is non-representational
- - Notional, hypothetical