➠ Words with r

List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.

  • - Place with a gallery, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
  • - Building with a gallery, maybe
  • - Place for an exhibition
  • - Cultural hub
  • - Place for exhibitions
  • - Cultural institution
  • - Who controls the leftmost set of buttons on an arcade cabinet
  • - Person who's ready when an insertion is made
  • - Game starter
  • - What a zythophile loves
  • - Stuff sold in a pro stadium
  • - buzzer right to have a drink
  • - insect right to have a drink
  • - Sudsy part of a sake bomb
  • - It may be served in a tankard
  • - Lead-in to bottle or batter
  • - Drink that could be in a keg or a growler
  • - ... me! (I'll take a brewski!)
  • - Stadium drink, sometimes
  • - Brewery beverage mentioned in many Toby Keith songs
  • - Drink that comes in six-packs and cases
  • - ingredient in some batter
  • - Busy worker going to river for a drink
  • - "... me!" (request to a fridge-goer)
  • - flier right to have a drink
  • - serving in a stein
  • - During Oktoberfest in Germany, participants consume large amounts of ...
  • - ingredient in some fried-food batters
  • - "Crack open a cold one" beverage
  • - in the simpsons, what is duff?
  • - It comes to a head
  • - Common product in Super Bowl ads
  • - Suds in a mug
  • - Stadium vendor's offering
  • - It may be put in either of your mugs
  • - The Good .... Guide, CAMRA publication
  • - drink brewed from malt or hops
  • - For example, queen and king getting cheap product after Brexit, according to 26
  • - Drink served at pubs
  • - Molson or Heineken for example
  • - Alcohol and drugs consumed by banker on vacation
  • - budweiser or coors
  • - Happy hour mugful
  • - With skittles it can be fun!
  • - alcoholic drink made from malt and hops
  • - Tavern beverage 'on tap'
  • - Beverage that's usually not gluten-free
  • - alamo on "king of the hill," for one
  • - 79 across filler
  • - It's alcoholic, so better leave out the teetotaller
  • - It's heady and intoxicating
  • - Cheers beverage
  • - Sudsy drink
  • - pale, stout, or sour
  • - Tsingtao product
  • - "liquid bread"
  • - Worker at first refuses drink
  • - Oktoberfest staple
  • - ...-battered fish
  • - Michelob or Heineken
  • - Busy type coming to river for drink
  • - Budweiser, for one
  • - boilermaker ingredient
  • - Beverage used to marinate steaks
  • - Possibly small drink?
  • - .... and pretzels
  • - Busy worker recoils at first drink
  • - Which drink is better if non-drinker leaves?
  • - Drink for both sides on bench? Water!
  • - Foam-topped drink
  • - Bitter with believer dismissing evil
  • - Ale or pilsner
  • - Recovering abstainer leaves drink
  • - "homer no function ...... well without" (the simpsons quote)
  • - Craft or Draught
  • - Michelada ingredient
  • - Beverage made from Hordeum vulgare
  • - Most popular alcoholic beverage
  • - Ale's kin
  • - insect with the right drink
  • - Lager, bitter and stout
  • - Drink that is associated with the fall holiday of Oktoberfest
  • - heineken product
  • - Pretzel's pal
  • - Budweiser product
  • - It's been known to chase Wild Turkeys
  • - Budweiser or Heineken beverage
  • - ... o'clock (when happy hour begins)
  • - Bitter, stout
  • - Punter, not abstaining, may get it
  • - "chicken-n-......" (2003 ludacris album)
  • - Coors product
  • - Michelob product
  • - Popular brew
  • - Kirin, e.g.
  • - Lager
  • - Kind of belly
  • - Beverage on tap
  • - Boilermaker part
  • - Six-pack drink
  • - Cold one, so to speak
  • - Boilermaker component
  • - Suds, so to speak
  • - Saloon drink
  • - Pilsener, e.g.
  • - Ballpark drink
  • - Anheuser-Busch product
  • - It crosses the bar
  • - It can be drafted
  • - Chaser, perhaps
  • - Belly filler
  • - "On tap" order
  • - Tailgating must
  • - Super Bowl ad product
  • - Skittles' partner
  • - Pub crawl quaff
  • - Norm's quaff
  • - Miller, e.g.
  • - Malt and hops brew
  • - Kind of blast
  • - It ultimately loses its head
  • - It might be light
  • - Hops to it?
  • - Gyle or mum
  • - Ginger or root beverage
  • - Frat party supply
  • - Frat party delivery
  • - Fermented libation
  • - Drink for Norm Peterson
  • - Draft beverage
  • - Coors beverage
  • - Common Super Bowl ad product
  • - Canned beverage
  • - Boilermaker element
  • - Billy or Bud, e.g.
  • - Big belly creator, supposedly
  • - Subtly signals interest
  • - Money-saving characters
  • - It may be entered when checking out
  • - It's entered online to redeem a discount
  • - Virtual coupon, briefly
  • - hot sauce with a rooster logo
  • - hot tuna roll ingredient
  • - Spicy sauce from Thailand
  • - Hot sauce with a rooster on it
  • - Popular hot sauce
  • - Thai chili sauce
  • - Hot sauce in Thai cuisine
  • - Southeast Asian hot sauce
  • - "Rooster sauce"
  • - Hot sauce
  • - Thai hot sauce
  • - Spicy Thai condiment
  • - Condiment at a pho shop
  • - Spicy pho condiment
  • - Huy Fong Foods product
  • - Pho condiment
  • - Sambal alternative
  • - Thai condiment often mixed with mayonnaise
  • - Specialty of the website Funny or Die
  • - Funny-bone tickler
  • - It's a funny thing
  • - Funny quality
  • - Funny stuff
  • - Funny business
  • - "... can be dissected, as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process": E. B. White
  • - dorothy parker's specialty
  • - Comedy club specialty
  • - Wittiness
  • - Hear out, say
  • - Comedic sense
  • - My Planet: Finding ... in the Oddest Places (essay collection by Mary Roach)
  • - wanda sykes specialty
  • - Subject for the Mark Twain Prize
  • - "I fail to see the ...... in that!"
  • - Comic's specialty
  • - Levity
  • - Bookstore section with joke books
  • - '...... me' ('Go along with it')
  • - Marx forte
  • - Sense of ...... (date's asset)
  • - Stand-up's stock-in-trade
  • - Laugh producer
  • - Jokes and 61-Downs
  • - Sitcom's forte
  • - Jokes and such
  • - Dave Barry's forte
  • - What sitcoms should provide
  • - 'Mankind's greatest blessing,' per Mark Twain
  • - Play along with
  • - Amy Schumer's field
  • - Thurber specialty
  • - Sitcom material
  • - David Sedaris forte
  • - Jokey stuff
  • - "Reason gone mad," according to Marx
  • - Comedy club serving
  • - Darren Hayes "Sense of ......"
  • - Funnyman's forte
  • - Fields's field
  • - Card's metier
  • - Slapstick's genre
  • - It's good for a laugh
  • - Comic's stock in trade
  • - What some fail to see
  • - Bookstore aisle
  • - Bookstore aisle, perhaps
  • - "I fail to see the ......"
  • - Borders section
  • - . . . and his sine qua non
  • - Twain forte
  • - Mark Twain forte
  • - It makes you smile
  • - Patch Adams specialty
  • - Mark Russell's trade
  • - What this is all about
  • - Accommodate oneself to
  • - Risible sense
  • - Thurber's forte
  • - Comicality
  • - Bob Hope's specialty
  • - Thurber forte
  • - Jocosity
  • - Twain's forte
  • - Will Rogers's forte
  • - "Good" commodity.
  • - Subject of some magazines.
  • - Thurber's gift.
  • - The light side.
  • - One's disposition or state of mind.
  • - Stock in trade of 17 Across.
  • - Jack Benny's stock in trade.
  • - What Goetterdaemmerung lacks.
  • - Sense sorely lacking in some people
  • - Quality of novelty songs
  • - Amy Schumer specialty
  • - .... comedy
  • - Give in (to)
  • - Bookstore category
  • - Bookstore section
  • - Laughs
  • - Jocularity
  • - Wit
  • - Frame of mind
  • - Disposition
  • - Laughing matter?
  • - Body fluid
  • - Mood
  • - State of mind
  • - Temperament
  • - Go along with
  • - 'Fun ...... . . .'
  • - Indulge
  • - '...... me!'
  • - hallmark of satire
  • - Ability to create jokes
  • - "... me" ("Play along")
  • - Comical quality
  • - Ability to be amused by something heard
  • - Comedian's forte.
  • - Confined
  • - Like the Count of Monte Cristo
  • - De Niro's furiously chasing naughty child inside
  • - banged-up mini dopes launched across river
  • - Shut up! Setter's dug around issue
  • - Put away papers about Mike and Con's place that's close to home
  • - Incarcerated
  • - Force former lover to leave state
  • - Quick to forget former partner in a novel manufacturing business?
  • - iron; what em needs to be ruler
  • - To push down upon
  • - reporters to apply pressure
  • - Word with permanent or printing
  • - Defensive basketball tactic
  • - Weightlifter's rep
  • - Be very persistent
  • - Vintner's device
  • - The papers
  • - Juice extractor
  • - Flatten clothes
  • - Machine for printing newspapers
  • - Exert influence on newspapers
  • - Basketball tactic
  • - Forcibly enlist
  • - Remove creases in clothes
  • - Cider maker
  • - Journalists with Trump, say, shortly heading south
  • - Garlic-crushing gadget
  • - Crush journalists
  • - Squeeze one of those in 16 down
  • - Tabloid producer
  • - Push; newspapers
  • - Iron newspapers!
  • - Inauguration V.I.P.: Abbr
  • - Button verb
  • - Use an iron
  • - Telephone menu instruction
  • - Try too hard, competitively
  • - Media component
  • - Use a steam iron
  • - Exert force on
  • - Book maker
  • - Flatten
  • - Smooth, in a way
  • - Urge
  • - Throng
  • - Weigh down
  • - Weigh heavily upon
  • - Crush
  • - '...... pass'
  • - Mangle
  • - Hound
  • - *Decrease
  • - Crowd.
  • - Lean on
  • - Squeeze
  • - Put the squeeze on
  • - Push
  • - Entreat
  • - Kind of agent
  • - Iron ......
  • - Garlic
  • - Associated ___ Coach of the year, award won twice by Roy Williams in 1992 and 2006
  • - Notices the cupboard
  • - irina —, 1964 olympic pentathlon gold medallist
  • - Meet the ___ (longest-running program in US television history)
  • - iron the corps?
  • - Squeeze out the juice or contents
  • - Crowd or crowded condition
  • - journalists insist
  • - a packed crowd for newspapers
  • - sign on certain buttons?
  • - A crowd of journalists?
  • - the fleet street crowd
  • - Freedom of the ......
  • - media make claim of being ignored
  • - Full-court ....
  • - Panini maker, e.g.
  • - Pinch into ridges
  • - pinch, as an empanada's edge
  • - Press into ridges
  • - Pinch, as the edge of a piecrust
  • - Pinch into small ridges
  • - Pinch, as piecrust
  • - Pinch, as in pie crust
  • - Make into tight curls
  • - Compress into small folds or ridges
  • - Pinch, as pie crust
  • - Press into small folds
  • - Pinch and press, as pie crust edges
  • - Pinch the edges of a piecrust
  • - Pinch into small folds
  • - Pinch into folds
  • - Press into folds
  • - Pinch, as a piecrust
  • - Pinch together
  • - Pinch edges (as a piecrust)
  • - Bend into shape
  • - Pinch into folds or flutings.
  • - Pinch
  • - Fingertips-only rock-climbing grip
  • - Seal the piecrust
  • - Fold the first pieces of crêpe paper around the edge
  • - Add curls to hair
  • - Make wavy
  • - Cause to curl
  • - Make curly
  • - Put waves in
  • - Connect by squeezing together
  • - Make waves in
  • - Finish a pie crust
  • - Small hindrance, as in plans
  • - Wave caught highest point of promenade, swamping verge
  • - Form ringlets in
  • - Angular hair wave
  • - Form tight curls in
  • - Make corrugated
  • - Use a curling iron
  • - Seal, as a piecrust
  • - Put a ...... in (interfere with)
  • - Corrugate
  • - Finish a pastry crust
  • - Crease or fold
  • - Put a wave in
  • - Use a hair-curler
  • - Press in narrow folds.
  • - Series of pleats.
  • - Fold or pleat.
  • - Kink
  • - Hindrance
  • - Pleat
  • - "Pucker up!"
  • - Wrinkle
  • - Inhibit
  • - Curl.
  • - Hinder
  • - Hamper
  • - Restrain
  • - Fold part of zinc rim, perhaps
  • - He may perhaps steal piano and flute