➠ Words with r

List contains 182972 Words that "r" contain.

  • - Raucous tropical bird
  • - Bird stereotypically named Polly
  • - From the fish, back to the bird
  • - Bird you may buy or part exchange
  • - Repeat incentive to replace Conservative by pressure
  • - mechanically repeat some or, being backward, take in
  • - Bird apt to get upset about some errors
  • - Exotic raptor bird
  • - Bird arrives in vessel
  • - Talking cage bird
  • - Leave wrapping right round bird
  • - One who is likely to repeat usual rubbish
  • - the sort of talker that's given the bird
  • - a young salmon gets to return as a bird
  • - Raptor evolved into bright, tropical bird
  • - Bird able to mimic
  • - Bird seen on a pirate's shoulder
  • - Tropical bird with curved beak
  • - bird that's average? rubbish!
  • - Bird that might talk
  • - Bird (that repeats)
  • - Bird(Used today)
  • - Bird type
  • - Bright bird
  • - Imitative bird
  • - Tropical bird.
  • - Vividly coloured bird
  • - Bird quietly gets something on allotment, nipping head off
  • - Turns up on The Hill for the music and is likely to repeat everything you say
  • - Colourful bird
  • - Mimicking bird
  • - Say again - who's the mouthy bird?
  • - Talking bird
  • - Brightly-coloured tropical bird
  • - Bright tropical bird
  • - Chatty bird
  • - Talkative bird
  • - Flier's role to protect from within
  • - Section including rook, duck, and another bird
  • - Repeat; bird
  • - Duck beyond river grabbed by some other bird
  • - Bird that imitates human speech
  • - Cracker-requesting bird
  • - Type of bird seen in many pirate films
  • - Mocking bird
  • - Imitate a bird?
  • - Bird that may live to be 100
  • - He doesn't know what he's talking about.
  • - Bird in "Treasure Island."
  • - Monogamous bird.
  • - Bird that had "ceased to be" in a Monty Python sketch
  • - copy a bird
  • - Monty Python's Norwegian Blue, e.g.
  • - repeat normal nonsense
  • - Rhode Island chief of police observed cutter
  • - Copy the sixth of Henry's books
  • - A repetitive pet
  • - Repeat what is expected — rubbish
  • - mimic a flier
  • - Unthinkingly repeat standard nonsense
  • - mindlessly repeat
  • - macaw, for example
  • - polly-syllabic pet?
  • - Sick expected fudge
  • - a talker – but one usually shut up!
  • - Repeat thoughtlessly, or possibly in part
  • - One who does not really under­stand the words being imitated
  • - max who won a slopestyle gold in beijing
  • - a talker - but he's usually shut up!
  • - Polly run over, which stops involvement
  • - usual nonsense — copy-cat
  • - Pretty Polly?
  • - Buccaneer's pet
  • - Talking pet
  • - Pirate ship pet
  • - Macaw, say
  • - Long John Silver's Captain Flint
  • - Caged speaker
  • - Mindlessly copy
  • - Avian mimic
  • - Mimicry expert
  • - Repeat mechanically
  • - Oscine : songbird :: psittacine : ......
  • - Repeat usual rubbish
  • - Animal mimic?
  • - Echo mindlessly
  • - Who's a pretty boy then? Who's a pretty boy then?
  • - Pirate's pet
  • - Kakapo or cockatoo
  • - Repeat standard drivel
  • - Caged talker
  • - Repeat by rote
  • - Stereotypical cracker requester
  • - Iago in 58-Down, e.g
  • - Ape that can fly
  • - It can't be shut up in a cage
  • - Copycat who does not understand words or acts imitated
  • - Mimicry specialist
  • - Who's a pretty boy then? You can say that again!
  • - Pet shop squawker
  • - Mime or mirror
  • - Long John Silver's pet
  • - Repeat mindlessly
  • - Repeat verbatim
  • - Talker behind bars
  • - Cockatoo, for one
  • - Quote by rote
  • - Repeat without thinking
  • - Macaw, e.g.
  • - Feed back
  • - Cockatiel
  • - Polly, who wants a cracker
  • - Pirate's shoulder-sitter
  • - Cockatoo cousin
  • - Polly-syllabic one?
  • - Cockatoo
  • - Mindlessly imitate
  • - Lovebird, for one
  • - Repeat after me
  • - Psittacosis carrier
  • - Polly the pet
  • - Pirates prop, perhaps
  • - Polly, perhaps
  • - Cockatoo or lory
  • - Macaw or kea
  • - Imitate, in a way
  • - Macaw
  • - Pet for 28 Across
  • - Certain aper
  • - Shoulder décor for John Silver
  • - Lovebird.
  • - Captain Flint, for one.
  • - Lorikeet.
  • - Jungle mimic.
  • - Repeat without understanding.
  • - Feathered pet.
  • - Silver's pet.
  • - The only lady aboard the "Kon-Tiki."
  • - Stereotypical part of a pirate costume
  • - Echo
  • - Repeat
  • - Copycat
  • - Imitator.
  • - Mimic
  • - Ape
  • - Imitate
  • - Copy ....
  • - Macaw, eg
  • - docile pet
  • - repeat the usual nonsense
  • - Mild Irish oath
  • - Irish oath
  • - Dublin oath
  • - Mild oath
  • - Stereotypical Irish exclamation
  • - Like men seen in item of female attire by God!
  • - Irish interjection
  • - Cork cry
  • - Galway "Golly!"
  • - Irishman's expression of surprise
  • - "Golly!" in Galway
  • - Irish euphemism
  • - Irish exclamation.
  • - Toweled off
  • - Toweled
  • - Used a tea towel?
  • - Used the dish towel
  • - Like currants
  • - Like raisins or currants
  • - daughter altered dire characteristic of some tomatoes?
  • - Trained soldiers repeatedly left deserts arid
  • - having moisture removed
  • - with moisture removed
  • - Like prunes vis-à-vis plums
  • - Dehydrated peas taken out - dripped inside
  • - Freed of moisture
  • - die out after the doctor removed the moisture
  • - A raisin is a ...... grape
  • - Towelled [oneself]
  • - Evaporated, ... up
  • - Removed fluid from
  • - Sun-...... tomatoes
  • - Like some cranberries
  • - Hung on a clothesline
  • - How some fruit is eaten
  • - Freeze-...... coffee
  • - Echo & the Bunnymen "Cut and ......"
  • - Dehydrated (food)
  • - Cut-and-...... (formulaic)
  • - Used a towel
  • - Partner of cut
  • - Hung out, maybe
  • - Like raisins
  • - Helped with the dishes
  • - Doctor and criminal die, having no water left
  • - Like raisins and prunes
  • - How some fruit is served
  • - Like beef jerky
  • - Like prunes
  • - Like Play-Doh that's been left out of the container
  • - Cut's colleague?
  • - Did a dishwashing chore
  • - Cut-and-.... (routine)
  • - Like raisins and jerky
  • - Aired out
  • - Removed moisture
  • - Helped with dinner cleanup--or, a hint to the relationship between the starts of 60-/17-Across and 47-/30-Across
  • - Like raisins or prunes
  • - Wrung out completely
  • - Completely wrung out
  • - Echo & the Bunnymen: "Cut & ......"
  • - Got the wet out
  • - Like jerky
  • - Like a raisin in the sun
  • - Like raisins vis-à-vis grapes
  • - Helped at the kitchen sink
  • - Prune or raisin descriptor
  • - Made raisins or beef jerky
  • - Like some figs
  • - Assisted the dishwasher
  • - Hung on a line, maybe
  • - Did a kitchen chore
  • - Assisted in the kitchen
  • - Like fruit in fruitcakes
  • - Used a machine at the laundromat
  • - Put through the wringer
  • - Like trail mix fruit
  • - Cut's companion
  • - Like a raisin
  • - Like gorp
  • - Certain prunes
  • - Wrung out
  • - Like prunes or raisins
  • - Like prunes and raisins
  • - Treated tobacco leaves
  • - Preserved, as flowers
  • - Like a prune
  • - Partner of 76-Across
  • - Hung on a line
  • - Sun-cured
  • - Like some strawflowers
  • - Like some flower arrangements
  • - Sere
  • - Wiped the dishes
  • - Used a dish towel
  • - Like some apricots
  • - Preserved, as fruit
  • - Did dishess
  • - Dessicated
  • - Did dishes
  • - What prunes are.
  • - Like apricots.
  • - Preserved, as food.
  • - Prunes are.
  • - Companion of "cut."
  • - Like some flowers
  • - Dehydrated
  • - Like some fruits.
  • - Preserved, in a way
  • - Hung on the clothesline
  • - Cut and ......
  • - Cut companion
  • - Cut's partner
  • - Cut partner
  • - Hung out
  • - Evaporated.
  • - ..-freeze
  • - Desiccated
  • - Desicated
  • - Like some fruit
  • - Hardened
  • - Like mummies
  • - Parched
  • - Withered
  • - Put on the line, perhaps
  • - Freed from moisture
  • - Kind of rubber
  • - Type of rubber.
  • - Rubber
  • - Prefix with sail
  • - Prefix with "chute"
  • - Law office hiree, briefly
  • - Law office hire, for short
  • - Law office staffer, briefly
  • - Prefix for phrase
  • - Legal opener
  • - Law office worker, for short
  • - Law firm aide, informally
  • - Prefix for chute
  • - Legal prefix
  • - Prefix with medic or legal
  • - Prefix with trooper
  • - Prefix for chute or medic
  • - Prefix with normal or legal
  • - Legal assistant, informally
  • - Prefix with graph or normal
  • - "Graph" attachment
  • - Chute opener?
  • - Prefix for medic
  • - Attachment to "trooper"
  • - Law firm worker, for short
  • - Legal aide, for short
  • - Prefix with normal
  • - Prefix for graph
  • - Serving man dropped in from Valparaiso
  • - "Chute" stick-on
  • - Prefix attached to "chute"
  • - "Mount" attachment
  • - "Chute" front
  • - "Trooper" prefix
  • - Soldier dropped in standard initially achieved
  • - Airborne fighter
  • - Prefix with "legal" or "medic"
  • - Brief researcher, briefly
  • - "Trooper" add-on
  • - Professional aide, for short
  • - Trooper's head start?
  • - Prefix with legal or trooper
  • - Prefix with legal
  • - Attachment to "chute"
  • - Normal beginning?
  • - Attachment to "mount" or "chute"
  • - Word before legal or military
  • - "Legal" attachment
  • - Sports category prefix
  • - Airborne soldier
  • - "Trooper" start
  • - Prefix with "chute" or "trooper"
  • - Law firm aide, in brief
  • - Prefix meaning "ancillary"
  • - "Normal" starter
  • - Start for medic or meter
  • - Prefix for normal
  • - Prefix for legal or medic
  • - Prefix for "graph" or "medic"
  • - Beginning for "legal"
  • - Troopers' head?
  • - Prefix for "trooper" or "graph"
  • - Prefix with "normal" or "chute"
  • - Lead-in for "trooper" or "legal"
  • - Soldier who jumps to order? (abbr)
  • - Introduction to psychology?
  • - Trooper's start
  • - Air-dropped soldier
  • - "Trooper" attachment
  • - Case worker?
  • - Prefix with -graph
  • - Trooper.
  • - Legal opening
  • - Chute opening?
  • - Sail
  • - River in Brazil
  • - One trained to drop into action (abbr)
  • - one dropped in uniform?
  • - glide, sail and trooper prefix
  • - ...chute; ...normal
  • - Sort of evidence a Soco gathers
  • - inverness-born sue black is this kind of scientist
  • - type of medicine using conifers, perhaps
  • - Warning new version of CSI about approach to court work?
  • - Retiring QC: 'Is Nero finally admitting this evidence in court?'
  • - Sick conifers get such investigation
  • - Of scientists involved in legal investigations
  • - Relating to courts of law
  • - Chopped up conifers provides a kind of evidence
  • - Concerned with the scientific side of the law
  • - Destruction of conifers, legal
  • - Pro has messed up since, on scientific investigation
  • - Relating to the application of scientific methods in criminal investigation
  • - Forces in bust-up prepared for court action
  • - Fir cones involved with such investigative science
  • - Change in force's related to criminal investigation
  • - Related to courts of law
  • - "CSI" type of evidence
  • - ...... medicine (type of jurisprudence)
  • - Pertaining to legal debate
  • - Used in legal proceedings.
  • - Kind of medicine
  • - Type of science
  • - Kind of evidence
  • - Term for scientific solving of legal issues
  • - related to public debate
  • - relating to a law court
  • - Judicial
  • - conifers oddly suited to the court
  • - Conifers (anag)
  • - Like much court evidence
  • - Like 'CSI' work
  • - Like "CSI" evidence
  • - Like DNA evidence
  • - Relating to law courts
  • - Adjective for shows like 69 Across
  • - Relating to debate
  • - Rhetorical
  • - Suitable for public debate
  • - Suitable for law courts
  • - Pertaining to debate
  • - Debatable
  • - Argumentative
  • - Evidence.