➠ Words with r

List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.

  • - Parental activity
  • - Parents' activity
  • - bringing up the tail-end?
  • - Rising on hind legs
  • - bringing up to stand on own two hind legs?
  • - Breeding
  • - "Raising .........."
  • - Bringing up
  • - Raising, in a way
  • - Bringing up baby
  • - back at home with first of grandchildren getting up
  • - Raising, like a child
  • - like many animals of 48 inches?
  • - quadrupedal
  • - Quadruped
  • - uneasily the others find the french cunning
  • - yell with stress awfully and uneasily
  • - uneasily
  • - With impatience
  • - Device to catch a mouse
  • - Device set to catch an animal
  • - Cure song they caught a bear in?
  • - Critter catcher
  • - Catcher's implement
  • - Catch-22 INXS song (with "The")?
  • - Catch-22 Biohazard song?
  • - Catch animals
  • - Capture by surprise
  • - Bend in a sink pipe
  • - "...... Queen" (2015 song of the summer by Fetty Wap)
  • - Game catcher
  • - Animal catcher
  • - Help in hunting
  • - Put in a corner
  • - Snare in a web
  • - There may be a catch in it
  • - CATCHER
  • - Captain von ...... (musical role)
  • - Catch; carriage
  • - Imprison those characters taken in by revolutionary Bonapartism
  • - Mouth actor's role in reverse
  • - Device that catches mice
  • - One is hidden in "orchestra pit"
  • - Son leaves belt in corner
  • - Something for the actor turning up in The Sting
  • - Mouse catcher
  • - Catch it? I will dodge blame
  • - Sand surrounded by greenery?
  • - Mouth, in slang
  • - Catch unaware
  • - Catch unawares
  • - Lobster catcher?
  • - Lint catcher
  • - Corner, in a way
  • - Catch in a net
  • - Catch in a sting
  • - Catch by trickery
  • - Catch in a snare
  • - Box in
  • - Hem in
  • - Catch off guard
  • - Catch-22
  • - ".... catch!"
  • - Catch some upside down
  • - Role
  • - To ensnare an animal
  • - Catch in a web
  • - Some standing in the vehicle
  • - catch wrong part
  • - Go separate ways when returning in carriage
  • - Catch role played by an actor in retirement
  • - spider's back in cross-section
  • - Device for tossing clay pigeons.
  • - Device for catching mice
  • - Deceptive stratagem
  • - Deadfall, e.g.
  • - Cure song to fall into?
  • - Crab pot, e.g.
  • - Course sand
  • - Clay-pigeon thrower
  • - Clay pigeon flinger
  • - Chinese finger ...... (type of practical joke)
  • - Cakehole (slang)
  • - Burrowing arthropods
  • - Boomtown Rats "Rat ......"
  • - Bear woe
  • - Bate
  • - Bad thing to walk into
  • - Bad destination for a tee shot
  • - Augusta obstacle
  • - Ant-lion pit, e.g.
  • - Aid for catching a mouse
  • - A device for catching animals
  • - 1962 Disney film The Parent ........
  • - "The Tender ......"
  • - "The Tender ......," Sinatra hit
  • - "The Tender ......," 1955 song or film
  • - "The Parent ......" (1961 film)
  • - "Look out! It's a ......!"
  • - "It's a ......!" (meme with Admiral Ackbar like from Friday's puzzle)
  • - "The Parent ......" (1961)
  • - ...... door (hidden exit that you could fall through)
  • - Golf ball holder
  • - Place for a golf ball
  • - It's catchy
  • - It may be catching
  • - Hip-hop genre
  • - Links feature
  • - Mouth (slang)
  • - Bunker
  • - Course hazard
  • - Golfing hazard
  • - Word with "speed" or "sand"
  • - Golfers' bane
  • - It's catching
  • - Sucker deal
  • - Lobster pot
  • - Green protector
  • - Golfer's obstacle
  • - Links obstacle
  • - Hidden obstacle
  • - Prevent from escaping
  • - Leave no escape for
  • - Dragnet
  • - Fairway feature
  • - Sand, for one.
  • - Booby.
  • - Sand
  • - Cage
  • - Chess maneuver.
  • - Hip-hop subgenre
  • - One-horse carriage
  • - Light horse-drawn carriage
  • - Horse-drawn conveyance
  • - Light two-wheeled carriage.
  • - Attractive device
  • - Sneaky stratagem
  • - Bunker on a course
  • - Latin ...... (hip-hop offshoot)
  • - Word after 'thirst' or 'tourist'
  • - Police sting, e.g
  • - Gin most of Labour perhaps rejected
  • - Word after "sand" or "steel"
  • - Clay pigeon tosser
  • - Part of this clue backward
  • - Sink pipe feature
  • - Golf hazard
  • - Green guardian
  • - Pitfall
  • - Crab snagger
  • - Sandy golf hazard
  • - Spiderweb, for example
  • - Lobster holder?
  • - Setup for a police sting
  • - Clay-pigeon launcher
  • - Spiderweb, for one
  • - Pipe section
  • - Style of hip-hop music
  • - Con game, say
  • - Something you don't want to fall into
  • - Chess ruse
  • - Something under the sink
  • - Word after 'sand' or 'tourist'
  • - Place to wield a wedge
  • - Links hazard
  • - Sting operation, e.g
  • - Golf course obstacle
  • - Net, section drawn up
  • - Potential danger of raising duty
  • - Mouse-catching device with a spring
  • - Green guarder
  • - Under-the-sink assembly
  • - Golf bunker
  • - Lobsterer's need
  • - Dangerous deception
  • - Exterminator's gadget
  • - Snaring device, component backfiring
  • - Sting operation
  • - Mouth, bit to the left
  • - Headline? / Snare
  • - Green neighbor, at times
  • - Place for a bunker rake
  • - Drainpipe bend
  • - Mouse's hazard
  • - Sting, e.g
  • - Spiderweb, essentially
  • - Gin for one some sent back
  • - Spot for a sand wedge
  • - Sand on a golf course
  • - Place for a sand wedge
  • - Snare; light carriage
  • - Green guard
  • - Southern hip-hop genre
  • - Catching strategy
  • - Golfer's hazard
  • - Quicksand pit, e.g
  • - Fairway sight
  • - Tourist ....
  • - Bad thing to fall for
  • - Bunker, for one
  • - Mouth, informally
  • - Big, fat mouth
  • - Big mouth, slangily
  • - Piehole
  • - Mouth, slangily
  • - Mouth, so to speak
  • - "Shut yer ...... !"
  • - Fat mouth
  • - Pie hole
  • - Subterfuge
  • - Strategem
  • - Bit of trickery
  • - Ruse
  • - Football play
  • - Hidden hazard
  • - ...... Lobster
  • - Big mouth
  • - Cakehole
  • - Police setup
  • - Police operation
  • - Setup
  • - Steel ......
  • - Under-the-sink item
  • - Kisser
  • - Lint collector
  • - Pipe bend
  • - Decoy
  • - Gridiron play
  • - Pipe part
  • - Light carriage
  • - Horse-drawn vehicle
  • - Ambush
  • - Hunter's device
  • - ... gin
  • - Door opener
  • - Negative
  • - Duffer's challenge
  • - Yap
  • - Driving hazard
  • - Game keeper
  • - Keep from escaping
  • - Sting
  • - Web
  • - Horse-drawn carriage
  • - Two-wheeled carriage
  • - Drain feature
  • - Set up
  • - Corner
  • - Sticking point
  • - Pipe feature
  • - Sink feature
  • - Plumber's concern
  • - Golfer's concern
  • - Bit of deception
  • - Speed
  • - Spring site
  • - Capture
  • - Snag
  • - Snare
  • - Ensnare
  • - Trick
  • - Springe
  • - a box-like stall from which a greyhound is released at the start of a race
  • - "The Parent ......" [Hayley Mills comedy with a remake starring Lindsay Lohan]
  • - sandy golf course hazard
  • - Mouse ___ (board game)
  • - Lobster-catching item
  • - Device for snaring
  • - returning a piece of a carriage
  • - ambush a section coming back
  • - Golf course hazard
  • - snare – mouth [slang]
  • - "it's a ......!" ["watch out!"]
  • - Vehicle difficult to get out of?
  • - Hunter's construction
  • - Yapper
  • - Word following sand or steel
  • - judicial body sees cake in court hearing
  • - test about food in court
  • - judicial body sees small cake in court hearing
  • - Court, panel hearing
  • - First of balls found in broken urinal behind entrance of tennis court
  • - Hearing; court
  • - Organisation that keeps peace in family court
  • - Getting bail, turn round in court
  • - Court until bra is undone
  • - Roll into practice court
  • - Court of justice(Used today)
  • - Court of arbitration
  • - Court of justice
  • - Special court
  • - Court appointed to look into a particular matter
  • - Court of justice backed main point in legal action
  • - War crimes court
  • - Justice venue
  • - Court's central point overturned in court case
  • - Fancy interrupting pilot in court
  • - Court-martial setting
  • - Supreme Court, e.g.
  • - The Supreme Court, e.g.
  • - Court of law.
  • - Court edge
  • - Court
  • - a body established to settle certain types of dispute
  • - Turning point in hearing — such as this?
  • - Rostra, suggestum — nonnunquam caespitibus exstructum (vide Tac. Ann. 1.18)
  • - brutal in adjudicating body
  • - An assembly conducting judicial business
  • - Body established to settle disputes
  • - Appeals board
  • - Adjudicating board
  • - Judicial hearing
  • - What Baker created in case set-up by government in questioning environment
  • - Judicial assembly
  • - What Baker created in case this happened to be set up by 6 down
  • - War crimes trier
  • - Legal body
  • - Judicial agency
  • - Judgment seat
  • - Place for judge to sit until bar is represented
  • - Official panel convened to settle a dispute
  • - assembly that puts fellows in partial disarray
  • - family man holds back letters for national assembly
  • - Mum or dad receiving letters about assembly
  • - Post taken up in superior political body
  • - Old man perhaps accepting post up in assembly
  • - National assembly
  • - State Republican keen to sup­press independent legislative body
  • - Family man holds up letters for national assembly
  • - place that makes a man lie in part!
  • - Legislature, in the UK
  • - Legislature, in Canada
  • - Actor's portrayal includes menial work in the house
  • - Mother admits taking post up in the house
  • - Father admits taking post up in the house
  • - Cause to contain mass upset rejected in House
  • - Standard moan about current legislative body
  • - Father, for example, holding post back in assembly
  • - On the contrary, take the rap for crying over initial incident in the house
  • - Westminster Palace assembly.
  • - Group assembling in Westminster Palace.
  • - Legislative body
  • - Irish boy held by mum or dad in legislative assembly
  • - father, say, holding post promoted in legislative body
  • - A man let rip about law-making authority
  • - The Guardian seized mail returned to politicians
  • - senate group renowned for giving a hoot
  • - Congress makes standard complaint about India
  • - is it made up of partial men?
  • - Collective noun for a group of owls
  • - U.K.'s legislature
  • - Mother maybe holding back letters for MPs?
  • - Mother holds back correspondence from the House of Reps
  • - ......-Funkadelic
  • - Collective noun for owls
  • - Great Britain's legislature
  • - Family man, perhaps, holds post up for the house
  • - A ...... of owls
  • - Group of owls
  • - Guy Fawkes's target
  • - Another name for fan-tan
  • - Official council
  • - House of Lords and Commons
  • - Fan-tan
  • - Harold Wilson's milieu.
  • - Where M. P.'s congregate.
  • - British lawmakers.
  • - Many a Little League rooter
  • - Governing body
  • - nevertheless she's a member of the fair sex
  • - Dark-haired lady having cup of tea with Nick, they say
  • - Beast about to grab a girl — not fair
  • - Brown-haired girl is better getting mixed up with the United Nations
  • - A woman of colour
  • - Number about to be trapped by beast — not the type gentlemen prefer?
  • - Kind of dark girl
  • - Better off including a French woman with dark hair
  • - Not fair when superior virtually eclipses career
  • - Actress Davis run in — not fair?
  • - She has dark hair
  • - Callous beast must keep profit for this kind of woman
  • - Dark-haired monster holds trap
  • - Woman with dark brown hair
  • - animal grabbing mesh from dark-haired woman
  • - Brown-haired woman
  • - Girl with dark brown hair
  • - Having dark brown hair
  • - Dark-haired woman
  • - Brown-haired girl
  • - Person with dark hair
  • - Animal skirting round trap in dark
  • - Brown-haired
  • - Dark-haired female animal circling land
  • - Dark-haired beast about to score
  • - Person with dark brown hair
  • - Around theatre season, Baby Jane actor is no blonde
  • - Make beer clear, they say, with dark head
  • - Bump into Miss Davis, perhaps, in dark
  • - Female with dark brown hair
  • - Dark-haired one