➠ Words with w
List contains 43695 Words that "w" contain.
- - Grass of the bamboo genus Phyllostachys used to make the handle of John Steed's umbrella in The Avengers
- - "Deep in ...... tears I'll pledge thee" [ Ae Fond Kiss , Robert Burns]
- - American lexicographer who published his first dictionary, A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language , in 1806
- - Dictionary compiler
- - "American Dictionary" compiler
- - He published his first comprehensive dictionary at age 70
- - Legendary lexicographer
- - 1977 number one single by Abba
- - Common name for the bird Strix varia
- - Noisy, big-eyed bird in a barn: 2 wds.
- - bird named for its cry
- - Big-eyed barn bird
- - Night bird
- - Nocturnal bird
- - Barn bird
- - Bird of prey
- - Nocturnal hunter with a distinctive call
- - One might wake you up if your window is open
- - Fly-by-nighter?
- - It may arouse a sleeping camper
- - Sage noisemaker
- - Barn dweller, maybe
- - Soft-winged night flier.
- - Nocturnal noisemaker
- - Large seaside town with borough status in West Sussex
- - West Sussex coastal town
- - W Sussex seaside town
- - resort town in west sussex just west of brighton
- - Imitate
- - Copy another person
- - Term originating through card games that means to copy the actions of the one before you: 2 wds.
- - Pay close attention to executive or do likewise?
- - Copy track, please
- - Be like others and keep up with a court action
- - Bridge player must do this to dog clothes
- - do as others do
- - Put a spade atop a spade, say
- - Proper attire for shadowing a suspect?
- - Garment for a gumshoe?
- - Directive at bridge
- - Do the same
- - Town in the South Holland district of Lincolnshire with a ruined medieval abbey and a 14th-century three-sided bridge
- - Swedish-born actor whose films include The Exorcist and Pelle the Conqueror
- - A large greyish dog of a rough-coated breed
- - British skeleton racer who in 2010 became the first British individual gold medallist at a Winter Olympics for 30 years
- - A native of Scotland's largest city
- - Scottish citizen beside the Clyde
- - Celtic fan, perhaps, sawing a leg off
- - A Scot of the greatest urbanity
- - Person from the largest Scottish city
- - Certain Scot
- - e.g. humza yousaf, eddi reader or frankie boyle
- - Scottish citizen's unfortunate gag in Wales
- - Horse running around Wales oddly heads for Ireland, Ayr, Newbury and Ascot?
- - GLASGOW: ..........:: ...
- - The administrative centre of East Sussex
- - East Sussex town once home to Anne of Cleves
- - East Sussex county town
- - Town with a number of sheep
- - We take the French around town
- - County town of East Sussex, noted for Bonfire Night celebrations
- - Administrative centre of East Sussex
- - County town of E. Sussex
- - Delmarva beach town
- - Delaware Bay town
- - Delaware city near Rehoboth Beach
- - English philosopher George Henry ......
- - George Eliot's mate
- - English writer-critic: 1817–78
- - English battle site: May 14, 1264
- - Delaware resort
- - Delaware resort city
- - Yukon river.
- - George Eliot's common law husband.
- - City in Sussex, on the Ouse.
- - British writer
- - English writer.
- - Delaware city
- - Crusoe was one of the absent actors
- - Perhaps islander's reason for not staging play
- - actors on holiday – one found on desert island
- - one abandoned by players on opponent's ground
- - One in desperate need of help by Friday?
- - Players on tour one left stranded?
- - Robinson Crusoe for example
- - Gilligan, notably
- - One's alone with actors not present
- - Unfortunate sailor's reason for having no play?
- - One left behind what's needed for mice to play catching rats, ultimately
- - Robinson Crusoe, for one
- - One sending a message in a bottle, maybe
- - Gilligan, for one
- - Gilligan or a Tom Hanks character
- - Alexander Selkirk, for one
- - Alexander Selkirk was one.
- - Crusoe, for one
- - Someone shipwrecked and stranded in a desolate place
- - Shipwreck victim seeing actors off
- - chuck, a crusoe-like character!
- - Actors off from "Robinson Crusoe"?
- - marine discard?
- - Discard survivor?
- - Lonely figure in theatre group, having taken a deviant approach after reflection
- - Movie with a volleyball named Wilson
- - robinson crusoe's shed?
- - thrown out to a shipwreck survivor
- - actors on holiday finding shipwrecked person
- - rejected a method that follows a certain pattern
- - Any of the "Lord of the Flies" boys
- - Thrown aside
- - Someone stranded on a 12 island
- - Shipwrecked character
- - Desert island resident
- - 2000 Tom Hanks movie
- - 2000 movie where Tom Hanks played a man stranded on an island: 2 wds.
- - Shipwrecked person
- - Film actors on holiday
- - Lands on island with players - it's not a home game
- - 'Robinson Crusoe' cancelled due to holidays?
- - Rejected certain players meeting at opposing team's stadium
- - Victim of shipwreck
- - Robinson Crusoe, notably
- - TV's Ginger Grant or Eunice Howell
- - Person abandoned on a desert island
- - Actors on holiday find shipwrecked person
- - Most of 23 down is on holiday and this is why the gate is closed
- - Is this why the theatre is closed or used?
- - 2000 film starring Tom Hanks
- - 2000 Hanks movie
- - Crusoe, e.g.
- - Tom Hanks film of 2000
- - 2000 film starring 1-Across
- - Reject
- - Robinson Crusoe.
- - Film in which Tom Hanks plays a FedEx employee
- - Figure in many a New Yorker cartoon
- - Robinson Crusoe, e.g.
- - *Tom Hanks film
- - Alexander Selkirk thrown out?
- - rejected actors out of town
- - Sad
- - Blue tipped feathers?
- - Glum, the [eventual] result of not spitting feathers?
- - Blue feathers discarded?
- - Unhappy women didn't push for change
- - Blue
- - Feeling blue
- - Minimises
- - De-stresses drama when glum
- - Trade 100 marbles for a PS5, e.g
- - Trade, as school lunches
- - Make a trade by exchanging one thing for another
- - 10,000 marbles for a PS5, for example
- - Trade one thing for another
- - certain equity security trade
- - Trade or exchange
- - Trade this for that
- - Trade baseball cards
- - Trade, as baseball cards
- - Trade one-for-one
- - Trade off
- - Make an even trade
- - Face ...... (app that blends your selfie with a friend's)
- - Bag of marbles for a penknife, for example.
- - "Get a clue!"
- - Trade: Colloq.
- - Make a trade
- - Transaction at a meet
- - Trade (with)
- - With 35-Down, place to make 46-Downs
- - 'Multi-Coloured -- Shop', a BBC TV children's programme broadcast between 1976 and 1982
- - One-for-one trade
- - Make the switch?
- - Even trade
- - was wrong to finish up making an exchange
- - idiot to have wife exchange
- - spousal exchange programme, wife ...
- - stop briefly, by the sound of it, turn back and exchange it
- - tribe ...... ("survivor" gameplay gimmick)
- - derivative transaction
- - handles clumsily on returning exchange
- - Fool swallowing whiskey substitute
- - Change over hands, right to left
- - Clothing ... (event where outfits are traded)
- - Exchange phone numbers, e.g.
- - Exchange goods
- - Exchange something
- - Face ... (app that creates bizarre photos)
- - To barter
- - Barter or exchange
- - Switch out
- - "Wife ......" (ABC reality show)
- - Give/take
- - Do some bartering
- - Wasp (anag)
- - Exchange, informally
- - Exchange this for that
- - Exchange directly
- - Engage in give and take.
- - Do some horse trading
- - Cow for beans, e.g.
- - "Wife ......" (reality series on ABC)
- - ...... meet (event where bartering takes place)
- - Change over
- - Meet activity
- - Replace exhaust with parts
- - Change hands over
- - Give-and-take transaction
- - This-for-that deal
- - Hands over in exchange
- - Give and take, say
- - Quid pro quo deal
- - One-for-one exchange
- - Type of meet
- - Rightly taken from playwrights in Exchange
- - Result of bartering
- - Tit for tat?
- - One-for-one deal
- - Second hand, put up for exchange
- - Hands over exchanged gift
- - There's no money in it
- - Hands going up for mutually acceptable 1 Down
- - Moneyless deal
- - Quid pro quo transaction
- - Tit for tat, e.g
- - Substitute feels upset
- - Give/take transaction
- - Hands back something that has been exchanged
- - Baseball card deal
- - Bandy about what the boxer likes to keep at arm's length?
- - Foment
- - Toss around the farm
- - Throw around the farm
- - Swinish female
- - Sty mama
- - Start the growing season
- - Spread some seeds
- - Spread for growth
- - She-swine
- - She-pig
- - Reaper's prerequisite.
- - Porky female?
- - Porker parent
- - Plant some seeds
- - Pigsty dweller
- - Piglets' parent
- - Piglet's mom
- - Pig's mother
- - Petunia Pig, for example
- - Oblong iron mass
- - Mother hog
- - Mother bear
- - Miss Piggy, for example
- - Make like Johnny Appleseed
- - Inculcate, as suspicion
- - Get growing
- - Female panda
- - Fat farm female
- - Farmyard critter
- - Do this, then reap
- - Boar's counterpart
- - Boar's companion
- - Boar's bride
- - Boar bearer
- - Boar adorer
- - Big mama on the farm
- - Babe's mother
- - Babe's mom
- - "As you ......, ye are . . . "
- - "As ye ......, so shall ye reap"
- - Do farm work
- - Farm girl
- - Farm denizen
- - Lay the groundwork for
- - Gilt
- - Den mother
- - Barnyard denizen
- - ...and another!
- - Do a farmer's job
- - Spread widely
- - Implant
- - Start a garden
- - Mother to piglets
- - Scatter, as seed
- - Female on a farm
- - Female pig
- - Plant seeds
- - Promote, as suspicion
- - Thus wife becomes Miss Piggy
- - Plant seed
- - Mama Bear, e.g
- - Scatter seeds
- - Sty wallower
- - Spread with pine nuts?
- - Porcine farm beast
- - Farm mom
- - Boar's mate
- - Bring about, as confusion
- - Mother of piglets
- - Pig; plant
- - Spread seeds
- - Thus wife finds pig
- - 'You reap what you ......'
- - Sty mom
- - Scatter
- - Pig
- - Female badger
- - Emulate Johnny Appleseed
- - Slop-eating female
- - Plant seeds for the pig
- - Boar's beloved
- - Barnyard mother
- - Miss Piggy
- - Miss Piggy is very taken with wife
- - Porcine parent
- - Spread seeds on a farm
- - Frequent grunter
- - Put in the ground work for some who miss home
- - 15-Across, in a way
- - Sty mother
- - Part of the stock belonging to business owner
- - Promulgate, as distrust
- - Ms Tamworth
- - Plant, as seeds
- - Use a seed drill
- - Farm mother
- - She lives in 11
- - Sty female
- - Strew, as seed
- - Piglet producer
- - Spread, as discord
- - Pen resident
- - Female Tamworth
- - Certain boar or bear
- - Farmyard mother
- - Female slop eater
- - Mother in a pen
- - Female hog
- - What to do before you reap
- - Ms Piggy
- - Piglet's parent
- - Start a future crop
- - She lives in a sty
- - Fat farm creature
- - Grunting female
- - Piglets nurser
- - Scatter, as seeds
- - What Johnny Appleseed did
- - Piglet's mother
- - Plant, as seed
- - Do a farm chore
- - Plant by scattering
- - Piglet parent
- - Litter producer
- - Farmyard female
- - Scatter seed
- - Porcine mama
- - Spread on a farm
- - Opposite of reap
- - Babe's mom, for one
- - An adult female hog
- - What Tears for Fears will do to "The Seeds of Love"
- - What the reaper did
- - Strew or sprinkle about
- - Spread seed
- - She's a real hog
- - Sty dweller
- - Sty resident
- - Sty occupant
- - Pen pal?
- - Sty denizen
- - Barnyard animal
- - Propagate
- - Disperse
- - Farm creature
- - Barnyard female
- - Barnyard mom
- - Litter bearer
- - Put in the ground
- - Plant
- - ...seed
- - Spread, as seeds
- - Promulgate
- - Farm female
- - Farm animal
- - Broadcast
- - Disseminate
- - Spread
- - broadcast the pig? only on paper!
- - Scatter widely, as crop seeds
- - Female animal
- - broadcast in this way beside wicket
- - Put in the ground, as seeds
- - Sailor turning on wife who drops litter?
- - thus get wife an animal
- - Farm-related noun or verb
- - Put down seeds
- - Plant a seed, say
- - Farming noun or verb
- - Female of the cassowary