➠ Words with w
List contains 43695 Words that "w" contain.
- - Mess hall food
- - chinese woman consumes duck food
- - Farm animal fed hot food
- - Hearty food
- - Slang word for "food," like "grub"
- - Food from the chuck wagon
- - Chinese dog — food
- - G.I.'s food
- - Dog food
- - Food, or the start of a Chinese dish's name
- - Food, Army-style
- - Food on the dusty trail
- - Food on the trail
- - Chicken .... mein (Chinese food)
- - Mixed dog food
- - Army food
- - Western-roundup food
- - *Food, slangily
- - Food, colloquially
- - Dog or food
- - Purina food name
- - Puppy food?
- - Food, in the services
- - Food, informally
- - Food ...
- - SChicken .. mein [Chinese food]
- - Slang term for food
- - chinese breed of dog with a blush-black tongue
- - Chicken ... mein (Chinese noodle dish)
- - Dog caught — by what means?
- - "crouching tiger, hidden dragon" star ...... yun-fat
- - small, sturdy dog with a repetitive name originally from northern china
- - Dog with a blue tongue
- - Announcement of Fellini's farewell dinner?
- - A dog's dinner?
- - ... down (begin eating)
- - Jersey, say, dressing hot dog
- - gobble up, with "down"
- - Female elephant scoffing hot dog
- - Dog dish filler
- - Purina Dog ......
- - Purina Puppy ......
- - Pet for Mao
- - Meat and potatoes in the army.
- - Lab requirement?
- - Dog reputed to have originated in China
- - Breed of dogs.
- - ...... Yun-fat (Hong Kong actor)
- - ...... mein (stir-fried noodle dish)
- - ...... mein (Chinese dish)
- - Hound or line
- - ...... Puppy
- - Nosh
- - Enjoy a meal, with 'down'
- - Chuck-wagon serving
- - Word with line or hound
- - Mess hall fare
- - Mess offering
- - Chinese breed of dog
- - Mess meal
- - Informal meal
- - Chicken .... mein
- - Rustic cuisine
- - Thick-coated spitz type of dog originally from China
- - Chuck wagon fare
- - Farm animal eats hot dog
- - Chuckwagon fare
- - Diner offering
- - Dark-tongued dog breed
- - Dog with a typically blue-black tongue
- - Key question is, what's the breed?
- - GI's meal
- - Dog that's half a dog?
- - Black-tongued dog
- - Carbon method employed in 15 Down
- - Chinese dog
- - Breed with a blue-black tongue
- - Comestibles
- - Chuck wagon grub
- - Dog with a black tongue
- - Corporal punishment?
- - Galley output
- - Mess on a base
- - Dog breed from China
- - Word with mein or line
- - Dog with a blue-black tongue
- - ...... mein
- - Eat up, with "down"
- - Half a dog?
- - Mess hall meal
- - Meal in a mess
- - Mein dish?
- - Blue-tongued dog
- - ...... down: eat
- - When repeated, a dog breed
- - Nonsporting dog
- - Line or mein starter
- - K rations, e.g.
- - Lion-headed dog
- - Chuck-wagon meal
- - Powerfully built dog
- - Purina consumer, aptly
- - Dog from China
- - Victuals, at the diner
- - Dog with blue-black tongue
- - Victuals
- - Eat, with "down"
- - Mess fare
- - Mess-hall serving
- - Dog or meal
- - Military vittles
- - K rations
- - Army mess
- - Heavy-coated dog
- - Short-tailed dog
- - Thick-coated dog
- - G.I. fare
- - Dog or mess
- - Big, strong dog
- - Hearty meal
- - Vittles
- - Dog-.....
- - '...... mess'
- - ...... Eats
- - Grub
- - Dog breed
- - Decapod on a menu
- - Shrimplike decapod
- - Shrimplike crustacean
- - Shrimplike creature
- - Shrimplike critter
- - Edible decapod
- - Shrimplike shellfish
- - Shrimplike seafood
- - .. cocktail, seafood starter
- - piece gets registered as seafood
- - marine crustacean not cooked in sides of pan
- - quietly warn about seafood
- - étouffée option
- - On vacation, person blankets chilly shrimp
- - Marine crustacean similar to shrimp that's used for seafood
- - stir-fry candidate
- - Power making BP a potential victim of oil-spill
- - fancy shrimp
- - Edible item never cooked in the middle
- - crustacean's uncooked; place in empty pan
- - Something to eat when one of the minions entertains king?
- - Sides of pan filled with uncooked seafood
- - Seafood cocktail ingredient
- - Southampton shrimp
- - Seafood creature
- - Popular oriental snack
- - Shell fish.
- - Shrimp relative
- - You might enjoy this fresh in outskirts of Paignton?
- - Shrimp kin
- - Seafood in ship raw necessarily
- - Shrimp's kin
- - Stooge eats rook and shrimp
- - Big shrimp
- - Seafood often served on a toothpick
- - Shrimp's cousin
- - Shrimp, to a Brit
- - Person being extremely selective consuming fresh seafood
- - Shrimp cousin
- - Filling empty pan, uncooked seafood
- - Crustacean that's yet to be cooked in case of poison
- - Jumbo shrimp
- - Jambalaya crustacean
- - Sushi bar seafood
- - Seafood starters in posh restaurants aren't wholly nourishing
- - Man on board consumes head of raw shellfish
- - Shellfish, soft and uncooked put by salmon's tail
- - U.K. ska punks King ......
- - Tasty crustacean
- - Not-so-shrimpy shrimp relative
- - Shrimp look-alike
- - Shrimp cocktail piece
- - Cocktail sauce go-with
- - Seafood mouthful
- - Shrimp for the barbie
- - It's bigger than a shrimp
- - Sizable shrimp
- - Dining delicacy
- - Crustacean for a gourmet
- - Shrimp in the UK
- - Variety of shrimp
- - Norway lobster
- - Cleans the floor, say [2 wds]
- - Keeps the salon tidy
- - Cleans, in a way
- - Gets ready to close
- - Uses a broom
- - Gathers dust
- - Computer program that can be very demanding?
- - nefarious program that holds data hostage
- - Program that holds you up?
- - Hacker's threat? Children's author admits bitter upset
- - Digital hostage taker
- - Online holdup?
- - Worms are an unpleasant hacker's way of making money
- - Weathervane turner
- - Air current
- - Current
- - Turn
- - Current turn
- - Kind of chimes
- - Snake, like a road
- - Type of instument w/ mouthpiece
- - It makes chimes chime
- - Chinook or mistral
- - Hurricane feature
- - End, with "up"
- - Aptly, New Jersey beach phenomenon
- - Erosive force
- - Form a coil
- - Word that can precede the first word of the answers to starred clues
- - Make tired
- - Kiting necessity
- - Tighten a spring
- - What an anemometer measures
- - Oboe, e.g.
- - Gale
- - Kite propellant
- - Kite mover
- - Trumpet or flute
- - Breeze or gale
- - Simoom or sirocco
- - Twister or cyclone
- - Dutch power
- - Chicago phenomenon
- - Beaufort scale subject
- - Kind of pipe or tunnel
- - Hobie Cat need
- - Encoil
- - Cause of some bad hair days
- - "Inherit the......"
- - "Gone With the ......"
- - Bora or chinook
- - Schooner's need
- - "Summer ......" (one of his favorites)
- - Kite-flying need
- - Kite flyer's need
- - Flag-waver
- - Renewable energy source
- - It blows
- - Williwaw
- - Air condition?
- - Crank (up)
- - Entwine
- - Snake
- - Zephyr
- - Coil
- - Stamina
- - Blather
- - Empty talk
- - Encircle
- - Meander
- - Don't go straight
- - ......-breath
- - Gust
- - Air Force ....
- - Breeze
- - Golfer's concern
- - Change direction
- - See 9-Across
- - Twist
- - Coil around
- - Gentle breeze blowing
- - Gust or zephyr
- - "The ...... in the Willows" [classic novel]
- - Blowin' in the ......, Bob Dylan song
- - Natural leaf blower
- - "Blowin' in the ..." by Bob Dylan
- - Flexible cone showing the direction of breezes
- - source of green energy
- - Take the ... out of one's sails
- - Earth, .... & Fire
- - "...... Seconds of Panic: A Sportswriter Plays in the NFL" [Stefan Fatsis memoir] [2 wds]
- - Five or six perhaps (2 wds.)
- - Not very many return from a place where we owe fair sums of money
- - Four or five say (2 wds.)
- - These are ... of my favorite things … (2 wds.)
- - Three or four say (2 wds.)
- - Not very many: 2 wds.
- - About three or four (2 words)
- - Some but not many: 2 wds.
- - He gathered ... men and headed for the field: 2 wds.
- - "I'd like to say ... words": 2 wds.
- - "... Good Men" starring Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson: 2 wds.
- - Not too many: 2 wds.
- - Go ...... rounds (do some boxing): 2 wds.
- - "...... Good Men" (Tom Cruise movie): 2 wds.
- - Not tons
- - Not many: 2 wds.
- - Just ...... (not very many): 2 wds.
- - "I've been around the block ...... times": 2 wds.
- - "...... Good Men" (Jack Nicholson movie): 2 wds.
- - "...... Good Men" (Demi Moore movie): 2 wds.
- - More than two, but not many more
- - Just two or three: 2 wds.
- - Just ...... (not many): 2 wds.
- - "He's been around the block ...... times": 2 wds.
- - "...... Good Men" (Kevin Bacon movie): 2 wds.
- - "...... Good Men" (1992 Tom Cruise movie): 2 wds.
- - Not many, but not none
- - Not too many
- - Not lots
- - More than none, less than many
- - Not that many
- - Some, but not many
- - Certainly not lots
- - Less than many
- - "...... Good Men" (2 words)
- - Take ...... practice swings (2 words)
- - Not nearly as many as 14-Across
- - Not exactly gobs
- - Not all that many
- - Not so many
- - Not many at all
- - Quite .......... (many)
- - Quite ...... (a good many).
- - Not exactly tons
- - Not many
- - Not very many
- - Only two or three: 2 wds.
- - Not a lot (of): 2 wds.
- - First for Adam West consuming iron in some drinks?
- - ... Good Men
- - 'I'd like to say ... words . . .'
- - Enough to count on one hand
- - Travis/Jones "...... Ole Country Boys"
- - Phrase that might actually mean five or six
- - "Looking for --- good men"
- - "...... Small Repairs"
- - Some(Used today)
- - Hoist
- - Some
- - Some uttered an expression of relief
- - Three or four
- - Two or three
- - Three or four, maybe
- - Three or four, say
- - Barely any
- - Three, say
- - Couple? Plus one or two
- - Hardly any
- - Minimal
- - Just three or four, say
- - Two or three, say
- - "...... Good Men" (Tom Cruise movie)
- - Opposite of "numerous"
- - What tipplers may have
- - '...... Good Men' (Cruise/Nicholson film)
- - "...... Good Men" (1992 film)
- - Just some
- - Four, say
- - Some cafe with sandwiches
- - Number of good men?
- - Small quantity
- - Rough quantity
- - Sundry acres -- that's a relief, we hear!
- - Shawn Colvin "...... Small Repairs"
- - Hardly hundreds
- - Words on Marine posters
- - "These are ...... of my favorite things"
- - Much less than 20
- - At least three
- - "...... Good Men" (Tom Cruise film)
- - More than one
- - Three, perhaps
- - Cruise film, "........ Good Men"
- - "Regrets, I've had ...... ..."
- - One or two
- - Marine poster words
- - Less than lots
- - No great trove
- - Rough estimate
- - Half a dozen, say
- - Words on some Marine posters
- - Start of a Tom Cruise film title
- - "...... Good Men" (1992)
- - "Regrets, I've had ......" ("My Way" lyric)
- - Words on Marines posters
- - "We're looking for ...... good men"
- - Marine recruiters' request in part
- - "...... Good Men," Rob Reiner film
- - To name ...... . . .
- - Millay's "...... Figs From Thistles"
- - " . . . for the gain of ......": Swift
- - Quite ...... (several)
- - A small number.
- - The number of theme entries I recognize in a typical 20-Across
- - Small number
- - Vague quantity
- - Several
- - 'Win ...., lose ... '
- - Unspecified quantity
- - Small amount
- - Quite