➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - twitch user, often
- - xbox player?
- - Xbox expert, say
- - One may spend hours on an Xbox Series X
- - Wii user, e.g
- - Xbox fan
- - Xbox devotee
- - Xbox enthusiast
- - Wii or Xbox aficionado
- - Xbox devotee, say
- - PlayStation user
- - Xbox user
- - Sega user, say
- - Passionate Xbox user
- - Nintendo Switch user
- - Participant in computer pastimes
- - Who's keen to play Partridge Queen?
- - Esports competitor
- - A person who plays on electronic devices for fun
- - player is willing and right
- - "animal crossing" fan, e.g.
- - words with friends fan
- - many a twitch streamer
- - Minecraft maven, maybe
- - PlayStation devotee e.g.
- - E-sports player
- - minecraft player
- - league of legends fanatic, e.g.
- - PC/console devotee
- - more plucky player
- - one who may take part in speedrunning
- - Many a Twitch content creator
- - One playing with a mouse, maybe
- - Typical Twitch.tv variety streamer
- - one who might need to be consoled?
- - Spunky sort
- - twitch streamer, maybe
- - player of fortnite or genshin impact
- - one playing lost ruins of arnak, for example
- - playstation enthusiast, e.g.
- - One may play "StarCraft II"
- - Call of Duty or World of Warcraft enthusiast
- - World of Warcraft fan, for example
- - Winning hit: Slang
- - Vegas frequenter
- - Second Life fan, e.g.
- - One obsessed, perhaps, with Nintendo
- - One may play for a living
- - More persistent
- - Minecraft nut
- - Fortnite player, e.g.
- - "League of Legends" fan, say
- - More intrepid
- - More daring.
- - Less cowardly
- - Casino patron
- - Person wearing a headset, perhaps
- - One streaming on Twitch, maybe
- - Fortnite fanatic
- - Twitch streamer, often
- - "Fortnite" pro, say
- - Arcade patron
- - 'Apex Legends' player, e.g
- - Keen computer player
- - Fortnite devotee, e.g
- - Arcade regular
- - E-sports enthusiast
- - More plucky
- - "Minecraft" fan, e.g
- - PlayStation player
- - Fortnite pro, e.g
- - More enthusiastic 'Fortnite' player??
- - Joystick wielder
- - E-sports participant
- - Fan of the 'Idle Thumbs' podcast, presumably
- - "Angry Birds" aficionado, e.g
- - Pro behind a screen
- - Devotee of eSports
- - Player walking with difficulty by end of tour
- - One who plays through pain
- - One plays start of Metal Gear excitedly
- - Player representing America putting lots off
- - World of Warcraft enthusiast, e.g
- - Player touring America — not all of it
- - One of the players got out of mortgage
- - 'Angry Birds' addict, e.g
- - One frequenting arcades
- - Mario Kart fan
- - Dungeons & Dragons devotee
- - Wii fanatic, say
- - Fan of Super Smash Bros
- - PS4 fan
- - Dungeons & Dragons player
- - Nintendo enthusiast
- - Arcade enthusiast
- - Angry Birds fan
- - Gears of War enthusiast, e.g.
- - Role-playing hobbyist
- - Nintendo fanatic, e.g.
- - World of Warcraft fan, e.g.
- - Nintendo fan
- - Dungeons & Dragons fan
- - Having more spunk
- - World of Warcraft participant, e.g.
- - D&D fan, e.g.
- - Tiger Woods PGA Tour participant
- - More spirited
- - More courageous
- - Scrappy competitor
- - PlayStation player, e.g.
- - Dungeons and Dragons devotee
- - Arcade frequenter
- - Nintendo lover
- - Nintendo nut, e.g.
- - Video player
- - Video-arcade enthusiast
- - He'll play with injuries
- - Nintendo addict
- - Dungeons and Dragons fan
- - Having more fighting spirit
- - Sega player, e.g.
- - Not as fearful
- - One for whom the play's the thing
- - Enthusiastic player
- - One whose social life is going to pieces?
- - More ready and willing
- - Play participant
- - Las Vegas devotee
- - Dungeons & Dragons sort
- - Less likely to quit
- - Winning hit, in baseball argot
- - Winning hit, in baseball
- - Winning hit, in baseball lingo
- - Pluckier
- - Competitive sort
- - See 50-Across
- - More ...... willing
- - .... player
- - A Player
- - world of warcraft fan
- - One who aims to level up
- - minecraft addict, say; marge anag.
- - plucky rex is one given to computing competitions?
- - one playing grand french song, forgetting opening line
- - Prerequisite, necessity
- - Something wanted as a necessity
- - Necessity
- - Turning a little subdued, drinking a wine is what's wanted
- - Needed or wanted thing
- - Mister, a dude, contrived to get something much wanted
- - What's wanted is read about -- backed being restrained about that
- - Something wanted
- - Sooner or later, eg
- - Braved corruption regularly - or seldom
- - Rightly or wrongly, for example
- - truly or falsely, say
- - A part of speech which modifies another word or words
- - Braved winds heroically, say
- - "Always" or "never," grammatically
- - 'How, when or where' word
- - Rightly or wrongly
- - State admitting duke and bishop regularly, say
- - Again or anew
- - Gently or quietly, e.g
- - Equally, say
- - Daily or weekly
- - Always or sometimes, say
- - Truly, madly or deeply, e.g.
- - Always or forever
- - Always or never
- - Slowly or surely, for example
- - Truly, madly, or deeply
- - Sooner or later
- - '...... now or never!'
- - a modifying word or phrase such as 'fairly' or 'slowly'
- - Type of word quickly or slowly exemplified
- - "Quickly" or "slowly," e.g.
- - Word that often ends in '-ly'
- - Word usually ending 'ly'
- - class of word [6]
- - Part of speech; verb modifier
- - Class of word
- - Part of speech promoted with second half pulled by bishop
- - Brave cooks wrapping date exotically, perhaps
- - Braved disaster when modifying part of speech
- - braved altering part of speech
- - meaning modifier
- - Word descriptive of action
- - Too, for one
- - "lolly, jolly" part of speech in a schoolhouse rock song
- - Short note Stateside lawyer returned promptly for example
- - "obviously," obviously
- - A part of speech
- - It describes how something is done
- - Reluctantly, perhaps, Victor tucks into processed bread
- - what "grammatically" is
- - Notice minister flipped on key part of speech
- - for instance, recklessly braved bombs
- - braved changing part of speech
- - Verb modifier
- - Modifier in a sentence
- - "Quickly" is one, for example
- - Modifier.
- - Descriptive word
- - Modifying word
- - Word that qualifies an action
- - Part of speech used to modify another word
- - Adjective modifier
- - Well, for one
- - Word such as 'madly'
- - Cut short promotion on book hastily, perhaps
- - Word such as 'quickly'
- - Word to qualify an action
- - Well -- that is certainly one!
- - Qualifier's against cutting new beard
- - Short note lawyer returned promptly, as example
- - Qualifier braved playing
- - It modifies in grammar
- - Briefly, e.g
- - Word modifying an action word
- - "-ly" word, usually
- - Modifying part of speech
- - Part of speech like "overly"
- - Dave plays right-back for one of the English qualifiers
- - Braved (anag.)
- - It's useful for qualifying word from Dave upset with brother coming back
- - Tom Swifty word
- - Quickly, to a grammarian?
- - It often ends in '-ly'
- - Action describer
- - Always, always
- - Well, e.g.
- - "How" word
- - Grammatically, grammatically
- - Type of modifier
- - Nearly is one
- - Slowly, e.g.
- - Clause modifier
- - "Unanimously," for one
- - Parser's concern
- - Speech part.
- - Qualifying word.
- - Very often
- - 17 Across, for one
- - 46 Down, for example.
- - Part of speech?
- - Braved making alteration to part of speech
- - Word ending in -ly?
- - It modifies the verb, often ends in "ly"
- - Type of word
- - Class of word, grammatically
- - a part of speech such as 'slowly'
- - Modifying word in a sentence
- - One of the eight parts of speech in English
- - "In proportion, as the bourgeoisie grows in wealth, the .... grows in numbers" (Friedrich Engels)
- - Working-class people regarded collectively
- - Class of ordinary folk
- - Working class, collectively
- - the poorest class
- - The working class
- - Real patriot agitated working classes
- - Working class, to Marx
- - Class in factories
- - The working classes.
- - Working class
- - Lowest class of citizens in ancient Rome
- - Person regularly given rope to restrain alien workers
- - Industrial workers, as a group
- - Wage earners
- - 2006 film based on the life of a martial artist in the last years of the Qing dynasty
- - Game fishing to start without listeners
- - A fellow unable to hear but very brave
- - Confident they'll find that, in real life, Arles seems picturesque too
- - shortage of thread for weaving
- - shortage of tangled thread
- - Beginning to deal with world shortage
- - shortage of thread
- - My love, that fifty per cent cut will create a shortage
- - A shortage of twisted thread
- - Arouse hatred of acute shortage
- - Beyond delta, soil shortage
- - Shortage of writing collected by life partner
- - Serious shortage
- - Shortage of diamonds on ground
- - Diamonds on ground in shortage
- - Trade working hours in shortage
- - Shortage, paucity
- - Planet faced with onset of deadly shortage?
- - Severe shortage
- - Shortage leads to awful hatred
- - Note world shortage
- - Shortage leads to criminal hatred
- - Shortage
- - unexpected thread shortage
- - Shortage, scarcity
- - note the world shortage
- - Lack, scarcity
- - Lack expensive article, not entirely
- - Want expensive trough cleaned out
- - A lack of dead soil
- - Want costly article reduced
- - a scarcity or lack
- - Paucity, lack
- - Poverty is only right, in death
- - Lack of honey — this is missing
- - Famine for a large number on this planet
- - Want starter of risotto in the end
- - Opposite of a glut
- - scarcity of thread, perhaps
- - scarcity of thread
- - famine - only five hundred found on the planet
- - Severe lack
- - Plethora's opposite
- - Insufficient supply
- - Costly article reduced poverty
- - Great lack
- - Want expensive threads, leaving studies aside
- - Serious shortfall
- - Scarce supply
- - Lack of supply
- - Famine runs through lethal plague
- - Famine
- - Inadequate supply
- - Opposite of a surplus
- - Real scarcity
- - Serious lack
- - Hardly a plethora
- - Scarcity; famine
- - Acute insufficiency
- - Insufficiency
- - Paucity
- - Shortfall
- - Want
- - Scarcity.
- - Lack (of)
- - Lack
- - scarcity or lack of something
- - diamonds on ground? there's a scarcity
- - Hatred (anag.)
- - deficiency in new thread
- - scandinavian seen in some lexicon or dictionary
- - scandinavian in type
- - scandinavian doctor corrupt with money
- - Scandinavian detective unit right on uprising
- - Minor dictionary contains Scandinavian
- - Turns up, police department restricted US film broadcast by Scandinavian
- - Turns up, police department restricted film broadcast by Scandinavian
- - Scandinavian governor dictates essentially
- - Eg Scandinavian police department Reagan backed?
- - Turns up, police department restricted broadcast by Scandinavian
- - Adjective for Scandinavian.
- - Scandinavian
- - like tall, fair scandinavians in complexion or diction
- - like danes and finns
- - Of the countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland
- - some skiing icon wandering around road
- - relating to finland and scandinavia
- - Relating to Finland or Scandinavia
- - swedish or danish, say
- - from sweden or demark
- - from iceland, say, and not flipping detectives
- - WORD BEFORE CROSS OR SKIING
- - Like Sweden and Denmark
- - Like Icelandic and Faeroese
- - Like Swedes and Danes
- - Of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland
- - Relating to Scandinavia
- - Kind of skiing
- - Finnish, e.g
- - From Scandinavia
- - Light-skinned and blond, say
- - Rodin sculpted number from Rome of blond blue-eyed appearance
- - From Scandinavia, Finland or Iceland
- - Adjective for many skiing events
- - Olympic skiing category
- - From Scandinavia, say
- - Type of skiing
- - Some minor Dickens characters from Scandinavia
- - Skiing variety
- - Alpine alternative
- - ...... combined (Olympic event)
- - Alternative to Alpine, in skiing
- - Like some Winter Olympics events
- - Certain skiing competition
- - Like most Icelanders
- - Like some skiing
- - ...... combined: Winter Olympics event
- - Northern Europe adjective
- - Like many blonds
- - Scandian
- - Adjective for a Swede
- - Member of a certain race
- - Eric, for one
- - Blond racial type.
- - Of Scandinavia and related countries
- - NW European
- - Swedish, say
- - 100 cents, in Africa
- - managed to get five hundred in foreign currency