➠ Words with r
List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.
- - a frill or pleat of fabric as a decoration on a garment or soft furnishing
- - he followed dog up with frill
- - Frill displayed by honoured companion in Continental street
- - gathered frill
- - Are you Mr Guevara or a lace frill?
- - Decorative frill
- - Frill of lace
- - Pleated frill.
- - Frill
- - In needlework, a pleated frill
- - church in french road producing a bit of lace
- - In Peru, cheap pleated frilling
- - full pleating as finish
- - A strip of pleated or frilled lawn, lace, etc,worn around the neck like a small ruff as in the 16th century
- - Gathering with football chief at final game
- - regret being outside the church with a bit of lace
- - Regret about church gathering
- - returning dog gets ambassador a decoration
- - small ruff
- - A trimming of lace one gathers
- - A fringe gathering of lace makers
- - Pleated frilling
- - Regret about church offering frilly stuff
- - Regret clothing first two of children in frilly lace
- - Strip of fabric used for trimming
- - Pleated material
- - Frilly trim
- - Flounce out of game — cook not following
- - Pleated fabric
- - Pleated lace edging
- - Collar trim
- - Lace trim
- - Collar lace
- - Pleated trimming
- - Lacy dress trimming
- - Lacy fluting
- - Women's garment trim
- - Trimming for milady
- - Fancy trimming
- - Ruffly trim
- - Lace trimming
- - Pleated trim
- - Lacy trimming.
- - Frilling.
- - Frilling of lace, ribbon, etc.
- - Frilling or pleating.
- - Frilled trimming for dresses.
- - Frilly collar lace.
- - Frilling of lace.
- - Fine ruffle.
- - Pleated lace.
- - Plaited strip of lace or net.
- - Relative of a jabot.
- - Lace used in collar edging.
- - Plaited frilling.
- - Dress trimming
- - once a slur about a criminal
- - once a slur about criminal
- - behaviour pertaining to theft
- - Nature of theft is so unclear, unfortunately
- - Relating to theft
- - Inclined to steal
- - being nothing more than a lake
- - "This can't be a .... coincidence"
- - You have never talked to a ... mortal (C.S. Lewis)
- - Just before following a leader of men
- - It's a ... technicality
- - No more than 1,000 European Engineers?
- - "It's a ... coincidence!" (simple)
- - 'A ... coincidence!'
- - "It's a ... formality" (basic)
- - poetically, a lake or a pool
- - only a pool
- - It's only a small lake!
- - Only a section of some recent work
- - Lake seen in summer excursion
- - nothing more than a stretch of water
- - just a lake
- - join girl leaving lake
- - Pool, lake
- - neither more or less than a lake
- - English adjective that becomes a French noun when an accent is added
- - "It was more than ... chance"
- - A lake, pure and simple
- - Nothing more than, say
- - Small shallow lake
- - "That's a ... formality!" (just a small formality)
- - A ... pittance (hardly anything)
- - Just a French mother
- - "A ... coincidence!" (insignificant)
- - ... mortals (word that means nothing more than)
- - ... mortals (ordinary beings)
- - ... mortals (human beings)
- - ... mortals (average human beings)
- - Lake in former estate
- - only a lake
- - "A ... formality" (small and insignificant)
- - "A ... formality" (insignificant)
- - sea in france near eastern lake
- - only a stretch of water
- - A trifle
- - Nothing more than specified
- - "That's a ...... technicality!"
- - No better than
- - Being nothing more than specified
- - Being nothing more than
- - Adjective for a pittance
- - Hardly more than
- - Adjective for a sou
- - Nothing better than
- - Lake — French mother
- - "A ...... pawn in the game"
- - Word for a bagatelle
- - This and no more.
- - Sister of un oncle
- - Pool; plain
- - Dismissible
- - I'm not sure penetrating this setter is simple
- - Not good, not bad missing some sore stretch of water
- - Without addition or modification
- - Marseille mom
- - Just me going at half fare
- - Just visible in summer, especially
- - Former Enrolled Nurses only
- - Parisian mom
- - Pool used up in ceremony
- - ...... christianity (c. s. lewis book)
- - nice parent
- - Marseilles mom
- - Like certain coincidences or mortals
- - ... mortals [no gods]
- - Bare bottoms in stream are rather large
- - "Your ... presence is inspiring"
- - ... mortals (insignificant)
- - Adjective for "mortals" or "pittance"
- - Mom, in Marseilles
- - Just about setter on top
- - I object again to the Maori war club
- - Mother, to Jacques
- - Pure, bare
- - in some restful stretch of water
- - ... mortals (normal humans)
- - Whom to call "maman"
- - ... mortals (humans)
- - ... mortals (small and insignificant)
- - War-club; pond
- - Word used before "mortals" to point out frailty
- - ... mortals (ordinary)
- - pure water?
- - Mother, to Gerard
- - Just this writer embraces the Queen
- - It's only me again
- - Scant(Used today)
- - French mother
- - Kind of formality
- - Word with "mortals" or "formality"
- - Small pond of standing water
- - Pond, in poesy
- - Word with formality or pittance
- - Word with bagatelle
- - Type of coincidence
- - Pierre's mom
- - Mother, to Lili
- - Mother, in Lyons
- - Insignificant New York band?
- - Apt rhyme for sheer
- - Word with pittance or formality
- - Word with pittance
- - Word with "bagatelle" or "technicality"
- - Type of pittance
- - Small pond, poetically
- - Simple; bare
- - Renee's mom
- - Pool, in poesy
- - Piffling
- - Not enhanced
- - Mother, in Paris
- - Marseilles mother
- - It may precede "pittance"
- - Fille's mother
- - C.S. Lewis book, "...... Christianity"
- - ...... mortals (regular people)
- - ...... mortals (ordinary people)
- - Word with words or coincidence
- - Word that often precedes "pittance" or "technicality"
- - Word often used before "pittance" or "technicality"
- - Word before mortal or pittance
- - Clothing kept by beggar briefly
- - Fashion of dress one will boast of giving up
- - talk about royal's clothing
- - Talk about primarily ragged clothing
- - Clothing boast rebuffed
- - Clothing is mostly rubbish
- - boast about clothing
- - clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
- - Under the ... of (pretense)
- - Hollywood star disposing of old clothes
- - Chatter about right clothing
- - Special kind of clothes, say
- - Style of dressing
- - Mode of dress
- - Talk about Romeo's clothing
- - Contents of a closet
- - Clothing to boast about
- - Clothing of a distinctive style
- - Distinct clothing
- - Style of apparel
- - Distinctive clothing
- - Fashion of dress
- - Style of dress.
- - Clothing.
- - Dress of a particular style
- - Style of clothing
- - brag about clothes
- - Civilian ... (nonmilitary attire)
- - Talk idly about king's clothes
- - Attire, togs
- - dress that's turned up to show off
- - Boast about what one is wearing
- - Talk about right dress
- - Black cloth put over clothes
- - Show off going round in uniform
- - Dress to boast about
- - Under the ... (pretense)
- - Boast about one's apparel
- - Swedish actress slipping off Oscar outfit
- - An apparel or appearance
- - boast about apparel
- - Clothes to show off about
- - bold kid's retro clothes
- - with age this dress becomes useless
- - Talk about Roundhead costume
- - boast, returning clothes
- - Habit to boast about
- - Prison ...... (clothes in the clink)
- - Judicial robes, e.g.
- - Civilian ...... (regular clothes, to a soldier)
- - Put-ons
- - Raiments
- - Outfits
- - Gear
- - Waste
- - Film star Greta almost in dress
- - What you're into at the moment
- - What you wear
- - Duds
- - Chat about Romeo's apparel
- - Clothes
- - Dress
- - Raiment
- - Habit
- - Clothe
- - It's put on
- - Dress card game up
- - Worn things
- - Wearables
- - Silent star's lost ring and dress
- - Dress to boast over
- - Suit, for example, in card game, turned over
- - Toga, at a toga party
- - General dress
- - Clothes to boast about
- - Distinctive attire
- - What you 37-Down
- - Talk at length about right dress
- - Clothes to show off after rejection
- - Things to wear
- - It's worn
- - Things worn
- - Vestments, e.g
- - Dress game up
- - Togs
- - It's got you covered
- - Boast about clothes
- - What's donned
- - Threads
- - Boast about costume
- - Worn threads
- - Distinctive dress
- - What to wear
- - Stuff to wear
- - Shirts and skirts
- - It's donned
- - Characteristic clothes
- - You get it on
- - Something donned
- - Vestments
- - Habiliments
- - Outward appearance
- - Dress code matter
- - Glad rags
- - What's worn
- - Habit, perhaps
- - Getup
- - Uniforms
- - Invest
- - Habiliment
- - Rainment
- - Accoutrement.
- - Burnoose, sari, jumper, etc.
- - Complete dress
- - Attire
- - Apparel
- - Wear.
- - Uniform
- - .... rags
- - Outfit
- - Costume .......
- - Boast over what you might wear
- - Guise
- - Natter about the royal attire
- - greta's short dress
- - Clobber game when it retreats
- - Hoosegow
- - Cage is put in for raven ultimately
- - Corrective institution
- - Cage bird
- - Stir where one does porridge
- - Gaol
- - Bird cage
- - 'Stone walls do not a ...... make ...': Richard Lovelace
- - Where Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
- - Publicity material is about to create stir
- - Con's place
- - Where you will find screws on the doors
- - Bird is pinned by something pointed -- not good
- - Mostly lying about one's time served here
- - Public relations is working for jail
- - Place where cell phones aren't allowed?
- - Turns up no address for park leading to the big house
- - Where most are bent on entering?
- - Quiet prayer exuding love in place with chaplain?
- - Alcatraz, notably
- - Penitentiary
- - Place where con jobs are common?
- - Attica or Leavenworth
- - Con container
- - Place up the 58-Across?
- - Place to find pen pals?
- - The time there might be five to ten
- - Place of con confinement
- - Where "Don Quixote" was conceived
- - Life may be spent here
- - Con junction
- - Building without cell phones?
- - ".... Break": Fox TV drama
- - Con-dominium?
- - "Folsom .... Blues"
- - Upriver place?
- - Bastille, e.g.
- - Where 38-Down spent 19 years
- - It's up the river
- - Alcatraz, formerly
- - Sing Sing, for one
- - Where "Don Quixote" was written
- - The Bastille, e.g.
- - "Fidelio" setting
- - "Don Quixote" was written here
- - 22-Across delivered his millennium message from one
- - San Quentin, for one
- - 61 Felons' lockup
- - Alcatraz once
- - Alcatraz or Sing Sing
- - Felon's future
- - Whence Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
- - Newgate, e.g.
- - Attica, for one
- - Possible residence of 62 Across
- - Warden's place
- - San Quentin
- - Cage
- - Dartmoor, for one.
- - "To Althea, From ......."
- - Leavenworth.
- - Bilibid ...... Manila.
- - "...... jail"
- - .......... the joint
- - Brig. ......
- - Place of confinement
- - Newgate, for one
- - Lockup
- - The slammer
- - Break site
- - Sentence structure?
- - Big house
- - Cooler
- - Slammer
- - Stir
- - ...Pen
- - Clink
- - Setting of the sitcom Porridge
- - it is secured by locks or pins, maybe
- - Where most have convictions, image improvement is working
- - Where Nelson Mandela spent 27 years
- - Place of custody
- - in such bars, one isn't allowed to leave one's porridge!
- - Where Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress
- - one has time to experience this
- - setting for the sitcom porridge
- - Penal institution