➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - formerly, a person working for others in the household
- - Man in small tavern that's refurbished
- - vera's in the territory seeking hired help
- - Taverns remodelled by hired help
- - One's learned Queen must replace one American lady-in-waiting, for example
- - maid with group getting hold of river vehicle
- - help putting royal vehicle in position
- - Von Stroheim, in "Sunset Boulevard"
- - Lurch, to the Addams family
- - Helper or attendant (sometimes humble or obedient?)
- - Man on the lookout in passing out
- - Minor role in many a Shakespeare play
- - Man on the lookout when old boy leaves
- - Perhaps help the Queen with transport in street
- - Lackey working in taverns
- - Lackey in taverns wasted
- - Employee in group outside front of restaurant with vehicle
- - Dutiful person in taverns, drunk
- - One in domestic service
- - Man's small expression of hesitation with very small insect
- - Leporello, e.g., in "Don Giovanni"
- - Hired help, of a sort
- - Scarce worker in U. S.
- - Official of a government in relation to the public.
- - Helper
- - Hired help
- - Domestic helper.
- - Valet or butler
- - domestic taverns change
- - A domestic who was turned out of taverns
- - A Downton Abbey employee
- - person employed for domestic duties
- - it pays one to be helpful
- - He waits for a job
- - He may have to wait for his money
- - Maid or butler for example
- - Used by rabble-rouser, van terrorised man
- - Butler, for one
- - Vest ran (anag)
- - Taverns (anag) — retainer
- - Batman, for example
- - Minion
- - See 16
- - Retainer
- - "Downton Abbey" role
- - Domestic worker
- - Maid or butler
- - Butler finally leaves tavern drunk
- - Word after 'public' or 'civil'
- - Retainer dispatched to collect regular bits of trivia
- - Man comes from taverns, smashed
- - Butler, e.g.
- - Taverns (anag.)
- - 'Downstairs' worker
- - Domestic attendant
- - Maybe cook gravlax, evenly getting dispatched round
- - Man determined to secure right type of vehicle
- - Butler or valet
- - Paid attendant
- - He works below stairs around taverns
- - Butler or chauffeur
- - Anna or Thomas, on "Downton Abbey"
- - Handmaid, for one
- - Below-stairs worker
- - Reynaldo, to Polonius
- - Butler or maid
- - Civil one?
- - One who waits
- - "Downstairs" employee
- - Lackey
- - Valet
- - Cook, for example.
- - Houseman.
- - Family retainer.
- - Menial
- - Instrument
- - Downton Abbey employee
- - Maid's counterpart
- - Downstairs person
- - Domestic.
- - Attendant
- - One helping to restore taverns
- - Employee doing domestic service
- - Right to admission
- - Access granted
- - The right of admission or entry
- - Admission in course of dinner?
- - Admission to course
- - Admission in French service maybe
- - Admission
- - admission granted
- - admission in course
- - Open letter dismisses plot - of course, it gets the juices flowing
- - Course in headquarters first off attended by European
- - one eats it, as a matter of course
- - It means you're not debarred from having food
- - Unqualified one must abandon English course
- - Starting course in garden tree-house
- - Course served on tray, they say
- - of course it's in the centre, eddie!
- - part of a government re-education course
- - Appetiser said to be on tray
- - Right of access
- - half-open plant supplies part of meal
- - one eats it, as matter of course
- - Way in (to a particular group)
- - a dish
- - succulent reeds will provide food
- - It lets you in and gets you something to eat
- - Charlie drops out of Middle English course
- - Appetizer follower, in a meal
- - one eats it, of course
- - a dish placed in the centre, evidently
- - heart of a meal
- - Main course preceder, in France
- - Course option
- - Jambalaya, e.g.
- - Repast course
- - Meat dish, often
- - Filet mignon, e.g.
- - Surf or turf
- - Principal dish of a meal
- - Menu highlight
- - Meal highlight
- - Main course in U.S.
- - Gourmand's main course
- - Course before dessert
- - Biggest section of a TV dinner
- - Big order
- - Beef Wellington, for one
- - American's main course
- - Word on a carte
- - Veal Parmesan, perhaps
- - Table d'hôte course
- - Swordfish, perhaps
- - Special, perhaps
- - Something with one or more sides
- - Serving after the salad
- - Recommendation letter, maybe
- - Principal dish
- - Principal course
- - Prime rib, for one
- - Pheasant under glass, for one
- - Password, e.g.
- - Meal's main part
- - Main selection
- - Main part of an order
- - Main menu choice
- - Main course of a meal
- - Main course dish
- - Main course at a restaurant
- - London Broil, e.g.
- - Lobster thermidor, for one
- - Lobster thermidor, e.g.
- - It's likely to appear in any order
- - It might come with sides
- - It may have two sides
- - It may have a side dish
- - It may come with more than one side
- - It gets the largest compartment in a TV dinner
- - It follows a starter
- - Intrada
- - Hors d'oeuvre follower
- - Heart of the meal
- - Grilled salmon, e.g.
- - Free access
- - Early bird special item
- - Duck à l'orange, e.g.
- - Dish that's the main course
- - Dinner's high point
- - Dinner special, usually
- - Dining highlight
- - Crab imperial, e.g.
- - Course choice
- - Coq au vin, perhaps
- - Clear access
- - Chicken Marsala, for one
- - Chef's preparation
- - Biggest plate, perhaps
- - Big part of an order
- - Beef Wellington, e.g.
- - Beef or veal, at times
- - Ballet opening
- - Another dinner course.
- - Access — course
- - Rack of lamb, e.g
- - Dessert preceder
- - Dinner highlight
- - In, so to speak
- - Social climber's goal
- - Dinner menu selection
- - Turkey, for one
- - First course
- - Foot in the door
- - Dinner dish.
- - ...... access
- - 1 Across's starter borne by salver, reportedly?
- - Main menu item
- - Main dish
- - Starter follower
- - Main course
- - English course in north-west, skipping excellent French course
- - Order often served with sides
- - Item on many a diner check
- - Major course
- - Dinner menu item
- - 52-Across, at a Cajun restaurant
- - Open letter dismisses plot, of course
- - Dish takes part in ancient reenactment
- - Dinner course
- - Crasher's quest
- - Main dinner course
- - *Futuristic film of 1982
- - Of course, this should get the juices flowing!
- - Main course in middle of menu, something woody
- - Prix fixe selection
- - Dining selection
- - Unqualified one abandoned English course
- - Starter
- - Primary course
- - The right to enter a particular sphere
- - Course taken by some in parliament re-elected
- - One leaving whole sheep's heart in dish
- - Dish carried by salver, as the English say
- - Salad's frequent follower
- - Freedom of access
- - Lobster or steak, notably
- - Salad follower, perhaps
- - Course for a gourmand
- - Fancy dinner feature?
- - Menu offering
- - Main meal
- - Main order
- - Porterhouse in a steakhouse, e.g
- - Access space by bay perhaps
- - For a starter, top soldiers on plane?
- - Course before 23-Across
- - Appetizer follower
- - Surf and turf, say
- - Dominant dish
- - Big dish
- - It's usually just before dessert
- - Special, maybe
- - Meal course
- - It might have two sides
- - Salad follower, often
- - Dish, and how it's carried to diner, reportedly
- - Course for which Egyptian's evacuated plane, possibly
- - Permission to join
- - Post-salad course
- - Middle course
- - Soup follower
- - Engineer gets new start and leaves home, for starters
- - Something with two sides?
- - English racing venue not top-class course
- - Rent building freely at the centre in Lyon, for starters
- - Menu pick
- - Main course in a restaurant
- - One might have two sides
- - Race venue -- base for excellent course
- - Part of an order
- - Points to large woody plant as course in a meal
- - Course of a meal
- - Course in French service, perhaps
- - Prix fixe part
- - Hospital department curtailed dance course
- - Chef's special, usually
- - Main order in a restaurant
- - Means of admittance
- - Daily special, e.g.
- - Chicken cordon bleu, for one
- - Diner's decision
- - Salad follower
- - Course between salad and dessert
- - Course after the appetizer
- - Serving between appetizer and dessert
- - It may have one or two sides
- - Course between appetizer and dessert
- - Access card, say
- - Course after the salad
- - Menu listing
- - Course for a gourmet
- - Piece de resistance?
- - Diner's choice.
- - Restaurant serving
- - Menu selection
- - Carte part
- - Menu choice
- - Menu option
- - Appetiser
- - Admittance
- - Right to enter
- - What's for dinner
- - Menu item
- - Dinner selection
- - In ......
- - Dish
- - Menu category
- - power or right of access
- - Biggest course
- - Restaurant course
- - Create forest for openers?
- - A French course
- - Restaurant dish.
- - Meal's main course, in North America
- - it's eaten among the linden trees
- - Course between an app and a dessert
- - a dish served before a main course
- - Points to large plant for part of meal
- - Colour not allowed to leave a mark
- - Psychological trauma can leave this
- - Endless panic tends to leave a mark
- - what the wound leaves behind causes endless alarm
- - What a wound could leave on the skin
- - Evidence of trauma or panic mostly
- - Healing mark
- - Dueling mark
- - A better mark
- - Mark left by damage
- - Harry Potter's forehead mark
- - it shows the bleeding's stopped
- - fright almost getting blemish
- - Lasting skin mark from surgery
- - Mark of former injury
- - Permanent skin mark
- - simba's not-so-nice uncle
- - Reminder of a surgery
- - Mufasa's traitorous brother
- - Damage second carriage
- - There's no end to a muffler to show where cut was made
- - Simba's scourge
- - A parrot-wrasse gives one no end of a fright
- - disney villain based on claudius of "hamlet"
- - Evil lion in "The Lion King"
- - Sign of a former injury
- - what precedes "face" in cult al-pacino movie
- - Harry Potter has a lightning-shaped one
- - lawyer, opening argument, hits the right mark
- - not a sign of a fatal wound!
- - Disney villain voiced by Chiwetel Ejiofor in 2019
- - Mark wants knitted garment shortened
- - cliff face showing evidence of old damage
- - knee surgery reminder
- - Mark made by unfinished muffler
- - Mark's small vehicle
- - Mark from an old surgery
- - mark's out of mascara
- - Mark's seldom seen missing church
- - reminder of an accident in which cars were wrecked?
- - Second vehicle for Mark
- - Warrior's mark
- - Stretch mark, e.g.
- - mark some golfers' cards
- - Reminder of a past injury
- - ugly blemish causing endless fright
- - a cliff fall could possibly be the reason for one
- - Scholar losing heart gets evidence of past injury
- - Mark where a piercing used to be
- - disney villain voiced by jeremy irons and chiwetel ejiofor
- - Mark vocalised a Calypso sound
- - steep high cliff
- - shortened neckwear will produce a mark on the skin
- - Battle mark
- - mark that may be covered by a tattoo
- - bar fight souvenir
- - Facial feature of Inigo Montoya
- - Endless fright and surgery reminder?
- - Mark left from a surgical incision
- - lasting emotional injury
- - Remnant of an old wound
- - mark's second vehicle
- - 'Be Prepared' singer in 'The Lion King'
- - voldemort's attack left one on harry potter's forehead
- - mufasa's "the lion king" brother
- - "... Tissue," 1999 single by the Red Hot Chili Peppers that won a Grammy in 2000
- - lasting skin mark
- - Mark from surgery
- - Unsightly mark
- - result of a bad burn, perhaps
- - the mark of battle causes endless alarm
- - toon lion voiced by jeremy irons
- - Mark's statuette with no head?
- - Cliff shows where he was hurt
- - Chill someone's blood briefly in pit?
- - sign of surgery
- - mark where the cars go over
- - Make a lasting impression with clip of boa
- - Battle remnant
- - Mark caused by an injury
- - Frightening cut to cause permanent damage
- - skin mark from a cut
- - Baddie in "The Lion King"
- - mark shows unending alarm
- - Lightning bolt on Harry Potter's forehead e.g.
- - Make a lasting impression on Cliff's missing piano
- - reminder of a bad scrape
- - "... Tissue" (Red Hot Chili Peppers song)
- - Small vehicle for Mark
- - Skin damage frightens couple away