➠ Words with v
List contains 28841 Words that "v" contain.
- - Open finished on time
- - it is evident trevor hasn't finished making his comeback
- - voter reform that's quite open
- - Open to view? About time
- - Open to view, public
- - Unused tin-opener to get patent
- - finished thesis initially open to view
- - Spare time not disguised
- - Manifest past transgression on initiation
- - open, the voter changes
- - Frank makes some spare time
- - Open at an end? Head for Turnberry
- - Open, in plain view
- - Finished last in event, that's clear
- - Open and undisguised
- - Not concealed, or out in the open
- - Finished before tea? That's obvious!
- - Finished twentieth originally in the Open
- - finished ahead of time, it's plain
- - Finished on time, that's obvious
- - On time for public viewing
- - unconcealed on top of letter
- - Out in the open for all to see
- - Open and observable
- - Open to all
- - Defeats when our turn on back street
- - Open
- - Open or evident
- - Out in the open
- - Open, not secret or hidden
- - No secret hole on green
- - Unconcealed, open to view
- - Open, not secret
- - Open; not hidden
- - Open no more, last in street
- - Frank has done time
- - On time, in public
- - Deliberate, in the course of time
- - Open to view
- - Done time? That's clear
- - Not secret about the beginning
- - not concealed in an introverted way
- - lover tries disguises in public
- - Unconcealed — in the past tense
- - No longer affected by tense public
- - It's quite evident round the green
- - public surplus before the end of the budget
- - it's not concealed in dover, then?
- - Plainly apparent (anagram of "voter")
- - Plain with nothing green in Quebec, perhaps
- - because of trouble starting, it's clear to see
- - done in full view
- - Conspicuous in poverty
- - Obvious need to get across to the treatment centre
- - not secret voter?
- - Not concealed in Dover terminal
- - Accomplished team leader exposed to the public
- - One vaccine expert recommends that faces be undisguised
- - so it's not concealed in dover, then?
- - Observable in attempt to cover tracks
- - misguided voter, that's obvious
- - superfluous letter disclosed to the public
- - Done or shown openly
- - Clear a number of deliveries will be required before end of Test
- - Public upset when vase goes missing
- - Shown openly to be apparent
- - public voter
- - short cleric is up in scripture, it's evident
- - Obvious, unconcealed
- - Patent feature of a hover train
- - Plain, evident
- - Conspicuous among introverts
- - Obvious, apparent
- - Apparent reduction of overtime
- - No secret round green
- - Not underhanded
- - Not disguised
- - Plainly apparent
- - Far from private
- - Not secretive
- - Kind of act
- - Observable
- - Bald-faced
- - Clear as day.
- - Openly done
- - Ostensible
- - Clearly visible
- - Outward
- - Visible.
- - Openly displayed
- - Exposed
- - Not at all subtle
- - Candid
- - Not tacit
- - Blatant
- - Not hidden
- - Not subtle
- - Unconcealed
- - Obvious poverty traps
- - Plain to see
- - Not concealed
- - Readily apparent
- - Patent
- - Is out there to lift lid off secret
- - Poverty traps for all to see
- - For all to see
- - Obvious
- - Public upset when vase lost
- - Apparent poverty traps
- - Hard to miss
- - In plain sight
- - Demonstrative
- - In plain view
- - Not secret or hidden
- - Hardly secret
- - Unhidden
- - Easily spotted
- - Plain
- - Hardly hidden
- - Public upset after vase lost
- - In-your-face
- - Plain as day
- - Unlimited poverty, clear for all to see
- - Extremely difficult to miss
- - Very hard to miss
- - Antonym for "undercover"
- - In full view
- - Done openly
- - Hardly concealed
- - Old, old soldier protecting King? That's obvious
- - Minister raised in Old Testament? That's obvious
- - Apparent
- - Flagrant
- - Hidden store of delightful things
- - US retreat over potentially valuable find
- - Is pivoting round dodgy dealer
- - Personalities getting up for flashily-dressed man
- - flashy dealer upset big cheeses
- - I nearly forgot about one very dodgy dealer
- - Extremely sharp, one very dodgy dealer
- - Dodgy character turned over celebrities
- - term for a dealer in black market goods, particularly during world war ii.
- - Chiseller knocks back the celebrities
- - Flashily dressed dodgy dealer
- - Disreputable dealer
- - Dodgy dealer
- - Dodgy dealer turns celebrities' heads
- - Shady dealer
- - disreputable dealer held up celebrities
- - Wide boy heavyweight's comeuppance
- - Flashy person who makes money by various dubious schemes
- - Shady businessman
- - Wide boy seeking profit in villainy, primarily
- - One dealing shadily in big cheeses from the east
- - Marketeer's minimal stock purchased in Vienna
- - Wide boy has upset bigwigs
- - People in COVID contract fast lane upset person who usually cashes in unscrupulously
- - Eminent individuals upped a hawker
- - Shady type important people recalled
- - Someone making money by dubious means
- - Person living off various dubious schemes
- - Live by ones wits
- - Black marketeer dignitaries upset
- - Small-time British crook
- - Black marketeer dignitaries rebuffed
- - Flashy black-marketeer
- - Wide boy
- - Flashy dresser who makes a living by dubious means
- - Eminent guests back the black marketeer
- - Black marketeer
- - Petty criminal
- - Some line cutters, in brief
- - Wide boy's odds on girl getting rise
- - Flashily-dressed man
- - Soho swindler
- - Shady salesman
- - Important people will turn to a shady character
- - Petty thief, in England
- - Petty criminal, in Britain
- - British race-track tout
- - Soho sharper
- - Petty thief, to a Brit
- - Racetrack tout, in England
- - Hanger-on, in Britain
- - Slacker: Brit.
- - British slacker.
- - Black marketeer: Brit. slang.
- - Slacker: Brit. Slang.
- - Petty thief: Brit. slang.
- - British black-marketeer: Slang.
- - English sharpie.
- - British black-marketeer.
- - British blackmarketeer.
- - Black marketeer: British slang.
- - Black marketeer, in British slang.
- - Black market man: Gr. Britain.
- - Idler
- - Going back proves a change for the worse
- - Backing last couple of actors in show
- - Poetry virtually set in concrete — a change for the worse
- - Backing for last couple of actors in show
- - hatchback drives into military force lake, makes u-turn
- - revs will need adjusting in actual turn-round
- - Change of fortune upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - Change of direction
- - Setback upsets Jimmy taking in Republic of South Africa
- - About-turn
- - Show welcoming resistance with Boris's last U-turn
- - Change in fortune may be true about most of poetry
- - Change in fortune upset several on river
- - Setback confused several on Right
- - Backing engineers against sort of laser
- - Jimmy comes back across Republic of South Africa - it's a turn up for the books
- - U-turn
- - A fair amount of the lines in material concerns change of fortune
- - Unfavorable change of fortune
- - Give away tours outside of Rhodes, going backwards
- - About-face
- - Complete change of fortune
- - Potential result of a 56-Across
- - Change of fortune
- - Change of mind
- - Change for the worse, e.g.
- - Change of mind or direction.
- - Complete change of direction
- - Delight about South Africa's turnaround
- - About-turn on the subject of upset salver
- - Changeabout
- - Poem, unfinished, in real turnabout
- - Vicar has laser surgery down below in setback
- - It could mean going back over old ground
- - Royal Society dons disclose change in direction
- - It makes star pupils slip up? Rats!
- - Backward movement
- - Set back.
- - Turnaround
- - Poetry mostly seen in true defeat
- - Setback confused several crossing river
- - Setback making no difference to mum or dad?
- - Change in direction
- - Empty rows during show leading to cancellation
- - Setback that doesn't affect mum or dad
- - A change to an opposite direction
- - Appeal result, at times
- - This puzzle's twist, found at 17-, 19-, 25-, 50-, 58-, and 64-Across and 9-Down
- - Fortune's failure
- - Business setback
- - Turnabout
- - Legal change.
- - A setback.
- - Flip-flop
- - Direct opposite
- - Setback
- - Negation
- - Undoing
- - A setback resulting from several different reasons initially
- - Flower girl sick at heart in Romeo's home
- - Brunette in the 'Archie' comics
- - Betty's rival for Archie's attention, in comic books
- - Archie's love
- - Archie's brunette girlfriend
- - Archie's girlfriend
- - Girl's name; herbaceous plant
- - One of Archie's pals
- - Archie's friend
- - Archie's heartthrob
- - One of Archie's loves
- - Pal of Archie
- - Rival of Betty in Archie Comics
- - Archie's girl
- - Heartthrob of Archie
- - Matador's fancy pass with a cape.
- - Matador's move
- - Matador's maneuver
- - Archie Comics character
- - Girl has speedwell plant
- - .....Hamel, US actress who played lawyer Joyce Davenport in Hill Street Blues
- - In bullfighting, a pass in which the matador slowly swings the cape away from the charging bull
- - Girl executed in the bullring
- - former nyc "it" girl on "riverdale"
- - Riverdale role for Camila Mendes
- - American film actress, born Constance Ockelman, noted for her femme fatale roles in films noirs with Alan Ladd
- - Plant also called speedwell — I've no car (anag)
- - Girl one about to enter Italian city
- - Girl I see in Italian city
- - Speedwell
- - 'Riverdale' role
- - I've no car, unfortunately, thus pass by bullfighter
- - One woman or another pocketing bent coin
- - In charge in Italian city, woman ...
- - 1989 Elvis Costello song
- - Riverdale High brunette of comics
- - TV teen detective Mars*
- - Actress Lake
- - Garden plant, the speedwell.
- - '.... Lake'
- - Herbaceous plant
- - Female name
- - Champion almost entirely consuming a drink
- - Lawyer endlessly imbibing a liqueur
- - The alcoholic ingredient of a snowball cocktail
- - Almost recommend supping a drink
- - Champion briefly imbibing a liqueur
- - use it to make a snowball?
- - Traditional Dutch alcoholic drink
- - dick, dutch football coach who has managed glasgow rangers fc and his national side
- - Liqueur made with eggs ,sugar and brandy
- - Raw egg-based liqueur
- - Creamy liqueur made with eggs and brandy
- - Drink promotion briefly uttered raising cheers
- - Dutch liqueur
- - Liqueur containing raw eggs
- - Liqueur made with eggs
- - Liqueur with eggs in
- - Liqueur made from eggs and brandy
- - Liqueur made with eggs and brandy
- - Liqueur made from eggs, sugar and brandy
- - Dressing room in a church
- - Saint outside extremely religious room
- - Church room exceptionally entered by short street
- - Detectives try to surround father's changing room
- - Church room for keeping sacred vessels and garments
- - room for top railway
- - Way into actual robing room
- - Room where church records are kept
- - Storage and dressing room in a church
- - Church dressing room
- - Church room
- - Church robing-room
- - Room in a church
- - Clergy's changing room
- - Priest's robing room
- - Church office opposed to rest cure? Yes!
- - Room in church for vessels and vestments
- - Valve on top of burst tyres in changing room beside father's house
- - Father's changing room
- - Room for liturgical garments
- - Room in a church for vessels and vestments
- - Priest's changing room
- - Room for church garments
- - Priests' changing room
- - Room for robes
- - Church meeting room
- - Church committee
- - Room attached to a church
- - Sacred church area
- - Church wardrobe
- - Sunday-school room.
- - Chapel room.
- - Church area
- - Room to robe holy man in pretty clothing
- - meeting of church members to discuss parish business
- - Church location most suitable to house religious figure
- - repository for service clothing
- - Saint occupying extremely religious office
- - Where collection plates are kept
- - Where holy man gets appropriate covering
- - Sacristy
- - Where robes are kept
- - Chapel.
- - Overtime panic replaced by independent means
- - A whirling mass of fluid or air
- - Eddy, Victor or Tony's first old flame
- - Tornado, for instance
- - Whirlpool or whirlwind
- - Whirlpool or tornado
- - Whirlpool, for one
- - Whirlpool
- - Tornado ......
- - vote for the right to make your mark, eddy!
- - in a whirl on having to cavort mainly with your former partner?
- - Some cavort, executing whirling motion
- - The swirl at the bottom of the tub, e.g.
- - Polar ...... (weather phenomenon)
- - Polar .... (low-pressure phenomenon)
- - Revolutionary movement's bare strength in trouble
- - Whirling mass
- - Powerful circular current
- - Spinning mass
- - Maelstrom
- - Waterspout.
- - Whirling motion
- - Eddy
- - Whirlwind
- - Whirling waters
- - whirlwind tore round between five and ten
- - Driving aid
- - Car's GPS computer
- - Capital of the principality of Liechtenstein
- - liechtenstein
- - Liechtenstein capital
- - Capital of Liechtenstein
- - Liechtenstein's capital
- - Virginia Democrat meets Unionist unknown in capital
- - East European plum brandy
- - Plum brandy, Tito's gift to Churchill.
- - Plum brandy
- - Progress rate in gaining skill
- - Rate of progress in the mastery of a skill
- - Picking up speed, run in at an angle before camber