➠ Words with t
List contains 175718 Words that "t" contain.
- - Result forecaster
- - Forecaster goes over time with the weather ultimately
- - Entry of this priest flustered bookmaker
- - Good or bad, he's a better adviser
- - Time to get exceptional priest, one to offer advice
- - source of gratuities at the race-course?
- - time to turn priest into racing expert
- - A good one will give the better value for money
- - Point and the rest turn race guide
- - Racecourse tout
- - Convert finally changed priest for one offering better advice
- - Tout good man tucking into boiling tripe
- - Betting adviser
- - One might be asked "What are the odds?"
- - racing expert to dump rest off
- - One giving wanted (or unwanted) betting advice
- - One who sells betting advice
- - Bookmaker?
- - Racing pundit
- - One giving better information
- - Who provides better information?
- - Tout has time with corrupt priest
- - Betting pundit
- - Partly regret spitting over better advisor
- - Racing tout
- - One providing better information?
- - Time with drunk priest who gives better information
- - One offering advice quietly on street gets into row
- - One with inside dope
- - Racetrack informant
- - Inside dope source
- - Who to go to for better advice?
- - Source of better advice, priest gets conversion after time
- - Dump mainly serious adviser on course
- - Tout at a track
- - Financial adviser on course lists theory, dismissing regulars
- - Pressure good type to go into bank as better adviser
- - Giver of betting advice
- - Bettor's buddy
- - Means to attract attention in row -- I'll give better advice
- - Tout upset priest after Towcester's first
- - Informal informant
- - Help in beating the odds
- - Scuttlebutt provider at the track
- - Track tout
- - Tote tout
- - Bettor's consultant
- - One with the inside track at the track?
- - Racetrack tout
- - Bettor's adviser
- - Betting advisor, perhaps
- - Race bettor's adviser
- - Information broker
- - One with better information?
- - Info seller
- - Information broker of sorts
- - Bettor's info man
- - "Sure thing" seller
- - Dope sheet holder
- - Adviser of a sort
- - Informant
- - Track habitue
- - Race track figure
- - Tout
- - Track figure
- - One offering betting recommendations
- - Tout's trip set off
- - he will have marked cards, of course
- - Racecourse regular's attempt to attract attention during row
- - Main impact of series carried by telecommunications company
- - Main force of a blow
- - Main impact
- - Main force
- - Main thrust
- - Main impact of an attack
- - Main impact of a blow
- - Main burden
- - Main force of attack
- - Main force as of a storm
- - Main part of the impact.
- - Main shock.
- - Shock
- - main force of second class weak one
- - Second smallest one in the main force
- - Full force, impact
- - Chief impact
- - bear the ...... of (be primarily affected by)
- - Full force
- - Principal force
- - Major impact
- - Force to be borne
- - Primary impact
- - Major impact, as of an attack
- - Heaviest part
- - Hardest part
- - Heaviest or hardest part
- - Force of an attack.
- - Full force of impact.
- - Impact
- - Force
- - Full impact [of a blow]
- - Slow-witted old boy cooked suet
- - ordinary tube's in a poor state and slow?
- - Round tubes, bent out of shape and slow on the uptake
- - time to employ former pupil before getting dull-witted
- - Annoyingly slow to understand
- - Slow, but so tricky even at the outset
- - Mentally slow
- - Slow to understand
- - Slow-witted when it comes to geometry?
- - Mentally slow, not acute?
- - Slow on the uptake, but so excited by note, finally
- - Dim-witted baronet stuck in river
- - Slow old coach takes time heading east
- - Slow to catch on
- - Dull-witted
- - Slow on the uptake
- - Slow to learn
- - Slow-witted
- - Slow
- - slow on the uptake – kind of angle
- - An angle with a measurement that is greater than 90 degrees
- - Stupid to be moving us into it
- - between 90 degrees and 180 degrees, as per angles
- - Stupid type of angle
- - Angles of 2 or 3 radians are ....
- - so use a tube if it's blunt
- - Opposite of acute, for an angle
- - Blunt heads of overseas bank taking on employment
- - Thick fluid but so clear, essentially
- - Annoyingly imperceptive
- - upset makes us to be dense
- - creates us to be as blunt in form
- - More than right
- - Like an angle that's greater than 90 degrees
- - Not an intelligent sort of angle?
- - Angle of density
- - which word describes an angle between 90 and 180 degrees?
- - More than right ... or seldom correct?
- - Stupid baronet plunged into river
- - Like a 270-degree angle
- - not at all observant
- - over 90 degrees, in a way
- - (Of an angle) more than 90o but less than 180o
- - Initially, old boys tease us, spoiling everything; a bit stupid
- - so tube can be blunt
- - Not quick
- - Like an angle that's more than 90 degrees
- - Rather dense
- - Not so sharp
- - Not very perceptive or sensitive
- - Not at all alert
- - An angle between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Dull books about British milk
- - Dim pupil once taking time with exercise
- - Like a regular pentagon's angles
- - A 3dn between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Rather thick
- - Dull alumnus cooked suet
- - Far from perceptive
- - Thick Russian flower on far side of Bucharest has value
- - A stupid angle?
- - Annoyingly insensitive
- - Tube so unusually thick
- - Dull, stupid
- - Angle between 90 and 180 degrees
- - None to bright
- - Dull, non-perceptive
- - Like an angle greater than 90 degrees
- - Unobservant
- - Angle greater than 90 degrees
- - A few fries short of a Happy Meal
- - Dense, dim
- - Start off job with little time to exercise? That's stupid
- - More than 90 degrees
- - Far from sharp
- - Not exactly insightful
- - Angle that's greater than 90 degrees
- - Between right and straight
- - Dumb as a doorknob
- - Wide angle designation
- - Greater than 90 degrees, as an angle
- - More than right, in triangles
- - Like some triangles
- - Kind of triangle
- - Like angles between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Not exactly quick
- - Lacking in insight
- - Like a triangle with one angle between 90° and 180°
- - A few bricks short of a load
- - Greater than 90 degrees
- - Incapable of insight
- - Between 90° and 180°
- - More than 90°, or less than tactful
- - Not very astute
- - Not too apt
- - 95 degrees, maybe
- - More than 90°
- - Greater than 90°, as an angle
- - Hardly brainy
- - Certain angle
- - Dull; dense
- - Dense or dull
- - Imperceptive.
- - Not perceptive.
- - Greater than 90° and less than 180°.
- - Dense
- - Not the sharpest tool in the shed
- - Thick-headed.
- - Not alert
- - Thick as a brick
- - None too bright
- - Boorish
- - Tactless
- - Insensitive
- - Thickheaded
- - Not the sharpest knife in the drawer
- - Dim
- - Opaque
- - Stupid
- - Dopey
- - Dull
- - Blunt
- - Dimwitted
- - Not sharp
- - Doltish
- - Thick
- - Like some angles
- - Kind of angle
- - Type of angle
- - Insensitive to be unruly around us
- - like an angle of 100 degrees?
- - blunt, not pointed
- - Fancy us to be stupid
- - Angle type
- - musical group without a safety measure
- - group lacking safety feature
- - musicians without the aid of safety precautions
- - Zero safety precautions, tight¬rope-wise
- - Lack of online connection, maybe, for musical group
- - lack of clear profit for sizeable musical group
- - Chamber piece for nine musicians
- - Group of musicians taking back half of joint
- - a group of nine musicians
- - Musical term for a quarter note, possibly?
- - Music for nine players
- - Musical combo ill-equipped for trawling
- - band transported tonne
- - group portraying risk taken by trapeze artists
- - joint backing for a group of nine
- - such a piece of music needs only nine entertainers typically at the beginning
- - in the main, one tuneful group
- - Person welcomed by good book group
- - Group — new one beginning to trend
- - Group from Number 10 doing a volte-face
- - aerialist's risky decision
- - In sudoku, a three by three block
- - Group of nine a danger for aerialists
- - joint set-back for this musical combination
- - large chamber ensemble
- - Downing Street figure working to upset some players
- - Nine-line poem
- - Muses, say, why tennis can't be played?
- - quartet + quintet
- - Musical group that gets the joint jumping
- - the supreme court, since the judiciary act of 1869
- - Work for nine
- - Musical nine
- - Three-trio combo
- - Piece for an ennead
- - Musical ennead
- - Composition for nine instruments
- - Combination of nine voices
- - Wallenda request
- - The planets of the Solar System, at one point ('90s kids remember)
- - Ravel's "Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé," e.g.
- - Quintet plus quartet
- - Quartet plus quintet
- - Opus for nine
- - Nine-performer work
- - Nine-part song
- - Nine-member ensemble
- - Musical work for a set number of performers
- - Musical composition — tonne (anag)
- - Music for nine parts
- - Music for nine instruments or voices
- - Medium-sized jazz combo
- - Many a neo-ska group
- - Louis Spohr chamber work
- - Large jazz group
- - Group on Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool," e.g.
- - Group of nine, as in music
- - Group of nine performers
- - Group of nine musicians
- - Expensive wedding band, maybe
- - Chamber composition
- - Certain string ensemble
- - Cards in play at once, e.g.
- - Baseball starting lineup, e.g.
- - A singing group
- - Ennead
- - Largish singing group
- - A group of nine.
- - Music group
- - Trio + trio
- - Disappointment or misfortune, often unexpected
- - Disappointment of group needing support
- - firm support brings disappointment
- - Disappointment with TV returned
- - Disappointment
- - It's recessed, which is a disappointment
- - Prepared part of body for a reversal
- - Hindrance, hitch
- - delay in returning the television?
- - Check scenery support
- - Hitch, delay
- - Blow to progress
- - placed to the rear as a halt to progress
- - Unanticipated check in progress
- - a reverse
- - Unwanted delay
- - Relapse in recovery
- - Check to progress
- - Hindrance
- - Reversal in progress
- - Snag that actors can see behind the scenes?
- - Snag in a plan
- - Delay in progress
- - Temporary defeat
- - Relapse
- - Reversal of fortune
- - Snag, hold-up
- - Problem group given support
- - An unfortunate happening
- - Tes?
- - It may be temporary
- - Progress delayer
- - Football player studying theater design?
- - Architectual detail
- - Prorogue
- - Feature of some skyscrapers
- - Recessed section, as in a wall.
- - Unexpected check.
- - Untimely defeat.
- - Skyscraper must.
- - This bankruptcy was to Sir Walter Scott.
- - Reverse
- - Postpone
- - Hinder
- - Delay
- - ...... reversal
- - Hitch
- - ... check
- - Defeat
- - Hold-up of fixed support
- - A complication
- - Temporary problem
- - to hinder
- - Proclaim
- - Speak one's piece
- - Give a political speech
- - Electioneer
- - Spellbind
- - ... Talk
- - ...... say!
- - Emote
- - Spout
- - Spout forth
- - Pontificate
- - Speak pompously
- - Hold forth
- - Harangue
- - Sound off
- - Declaim
- - Discourse
- - Speak alternatively; took a meal
- - talk at zero speed
- - Speak or deliver a speech
- - Address
- - Speak impressively
- - address publicly
- - Give a speech, primarily on robbery and tax evasion
- - Speak from a dais, perhaps
- - Talk grandly, pontificate
- - talk ã la bryan
- - talk, or a telling off in front?
- - Give a formal talk
- - speak of the poor at every opportunity
- - Speak pompously, very elaborate but not new
- - talk or possibly eat
- - Harangues
- - Hold forth over level of tax?
- - Speak pompously, hold forth
- - for a teacher having to give a speech
- - Lecture embraced by educator, a test
- - deliver a fancy speech
- - speak before congress, say
- - ring with speed and speak
- - Prepared part of body for a reversal
- - ...... reversal