➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - Without any clothes or covering
- - Like feet without shoes or socks
- - Lead-in to "bones" or "knuckle"
- - Like a cupboard with nothing in it
- - Like a tree without leaves
- - without makeup.
- - Without any frills
- - Like a shelf that desperately needs restocking
- - Unadorned or exposed
- - Empty, like Mother Hubbard's cupboard
- - Lead-in to "back" or "foot"
- - Without covering
- - "Foot" or "back" preceder
- - Like some minimums
- - Word with bones or minimum
- - Word with back or knuckle
- - Without duds
- - Like some artists' models
- - Like a certain cupboard
- - ......-knuckle boxing (fighting without gloves)
- - Word with bulb or bones
- - Word with back or foot
- - Word before bones or minimum
- - Word before bones or fisted
- - Prefix with foot or faced
- - Like undecorated walls
- - Like the Hubbard cupboard
- - Like some necessities
- - Like some life class models
- - Like some cupboards
- - Like one in a shower
- - Like one in a Penthouse?
- - Like lawn spots in need of reseeding
- - Like Hubbard's cupboards
- - Like Godiva, famously
- - Like an unfurnished apartment
- - Like a fairy-tale cupboard
- - It precedes back or foot
- - Like some walls
- - Without leaves
- - Word before "bones" or "knuckle"
- - Like Mother Hubbard's cupboard
- - Like Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard
- - Like a nursery rhyme cupboard
- - Like Godiva
- - Like a streaker
- - Like feet in karate class
- - Like an empty cupboard
- - Empty pub before time, finally
- - English seen after pub in the altogether
- - In a natural state, but only just
- - How to play the market if there are no women there
- - Unclothed, for one (anagram of "bear")
- - Naked animal, reportedly
- - Save European with no clothes on
- - The ... necessities
- - Just do the ... minimum
- - Exposed stomach to the audience
- - ...-knuckle boxing
- - ... your soul
- - Before end of game, bolt naked
- - service counter trainee finally unclothed
- - ... minimum (least amount)
- - ... necessity (basic need)
- - Show all
- - laid ... (exposed)
- - uncarpeted
- - Anagram of "bear" which means "unclothed"
- - ... minimum (smallest bit)
- - Homophone of 'bear'
- - Free of attire
- - naked mammal overheard
- - Naked, grizzly animal reportedly?
- - Place to go for a beer after work
- - Utterly unstocked, as shelves
- - Expose, as skin
- - Uncovered, as floors
- - Show fully
- - Open the soul
- - Not clothed
- - "When she got there, the cupboard was ...... ..."
- - "The ...... Necessities" (song from "The Jungle Book")
- - Unvarnished, as wood
- - The ...... minimum (least amount)
- - Streaking, e.g.
- - Kind of facts
- - Just sufficient
- - In need of resupply, maybe
- - In desperate need of resupply
- - Far from ornate
- - Word before fisted and bones
- - Unadorned, as facts
- - Type of fact
- - The ...... minimum (tiniest amount)
- - The ...... essentials (only the most necessary things)
- - Stripped Matt Nathanson song?
- - Some rockers' chests, in concert
- - Scarcely sufficient.
- - Ready for a shower
- - Prepared to streak
- - Nudie-style
- - Needing stocking, as a shelf
- - Letting it all hang out?
- - Lacking embellishment
- - Kind of minimum
- - In a state of nature
- - Hubbardesque, shelfwise
- - How ecdysiasts finish their act
- - Condition of a cupboard
- - Butt naked
- - Balls-out, say
- - Anthrax song for the buff?
- - 14th word of "Old Mother Hubbard."
- - "With a ...... bodkin?": Hamlet
- - "The cupboard was ......"
- - "The ...... Necessities" ("The Jungle Book" song)
- - ......-knuckle (not wearing boxing gloves)
- - Expose to view
- - Not decent
- - Stark naked
- - Completely naked
- - Kind of truth
- - Expose acts thrown out of cabarets
- - Nekkid
- - With no decoration
- - Undecorated
- - Unfinished, as furniture
- - Lacking cover
- - Naked except for sweetheart
- - Simple canal boat with no end of painting
- - Empty, as a closet
- - Not adorned
- - Devoid of duds
- - Stripped down
- - Nude appears in cabaret
- - Lacking vegetation
- - Anti-inflammatory rub
- - Part of the scuba reconnaissance is exposed
- - Lacking decoration
- - Report of rude person in the nude
- - Unclothed English seen after pub
- - Steve ..... was a TV character known for his catch phrase "Did I do that?"
- - Nerd on "Family Matters"
- - TV nerd of the 1990s
- - 1990s TV nerd
- - nerdy neighbour on "family matters"
- - "Did I do that?" speaker of 1990s TV
- - Nerd on '90s TV
- - Ubernerd of '90s TV
- - Classic TV nerd
- - 'Did I do that?' TV nerd
- - Noted TV nerd
- - Dweeb on the tube
- - Nerdy neighbor on "Family Matters"
- - '80s-'90s "Did I do that?" TV nerd
- - High-water pants wearer on TV
- - Jaleel White role on "Family Matters"
- - Jaleel White TV role
- - TV character with the catchphrase "Did I do that?"
- - TV character with highwater pants and suspenders
- - Nerdy "Family Matters" boy
- - "Did I do that?" character
- - 1990s sitcom character who had his own breakfast cereal
- - "Family Matters" annoyer
- - Nerdy Family Matters character
- - His catchphrase was "Did I do that?"
- - He loved Laura Winslow
- - Classic nerd
- - "No sweat my pet" speaker
- - "Family Matters" character who wore suspenders
- - Steve who invented a wristwatch that allowed him and Carl Winslow to travel back in time
- - 'Family Matters' neighbor Steve
- - 'Family Matters' misfit
- - 'Family Matters' ubernerd
- - "Family Matters" nerd
- - "Family Matters" geek
- - 'Did I do that?' speaker
- - Character with the catchphrase "Did I do that?"
- - Tube dweeb
- - He had a cool alter ego named Stefan
- - Dweebish "Family Matters" boy
- - "Family Matters" role
- - "Family Matters" neighbor
- - "Family Matters" dweeb
- - White part
- - "Did I do that?" sitcom character
- - "Family Matters" nerd Steve
- - Jaleel White role
- - "Family Matters" kid
- - Steve .... ("Family Matters" nerd)
- - "Family Matters" kids
- - Steve of "Family Matters"
- - "Family Matters" character
- - Steve ...... in "Family Matters"
- - Person who is forced out of their country and cannot safely return
- - Person fleeing from danger
- - Urge fee to be modified for displaced person
- - Person seeking asylum
- - one who flees for safety
- - One fleeing for safety
- - Neanderthal comment by judge on Europeans, one seeking shelter
- - Exile who flees for safety
- - Boat person, e.g.
- - Displaced person
- - Person seeking safety
- - runaway gets free movement holding universal keys
- - Migrant escaping danger
- - to become one, you must get free, for example
- - One needing sanctuary from match official and United man
- - which 2000 film marked the debut of kareena kapoor khan?
- - Official, say, in European Union rejected one taking flight
- - One fleeing war, etc
- - Political emigrant
- - One fleeing, eg, war
- - Runaway from another country, perhaps
- - One fleeing persecution
- - Evacuee
- - Fugitive from EU free to wander round heart of Belgium
- - Port in a storm for Oriental leaving China for Taiwan, for example
- - Run away from upstart, for example, going around consumed by free jazz?
- - Fugitive freezes, regularly skirting smoky atmosphere on end of ridge
- - One fleeing troubles
- - One in strange state after disaster?
- - Urge fee amendment for exile
- - United following umpire -- gosh, he's fleeing
- - One fleeing disaster
- - Ellis Island arrival, once
- - One taking flight
- - Lazarus subject
- - DP.
- - Asylum seeker
- - Asylum seeker, perhaps
- - Asylum seeker, maybe
- - Ellis Island arrival
- - Kind of camp
- - Exile
- - Fleer
- - Migrant
- - Urge fee be dropped for asylum seeker