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INCLUDE |
Contain |
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CONTAINED |
Of Contain |
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CONTAINING |
Of Contain |
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COMPILE |
To contain or comprise. |
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TINEA |
Quarantine advised, to contain infection |
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EXERT |
Indexer tries to contain exercise |
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REACT |
Beware! Action may contain answer |
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EMBER |
Remembering to contain glowing coal |
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ICY |
Medic yearns to contain cold |
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SERUM |
Case rumoured to contain blood fluid |
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GUAVA |
In Nicaragua, vats contain tropical fruit |
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TIC |
Nervous habit I can contain internally |
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SKEWERS |
Sewers contain kilo of kebab sticks |
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WARHEADS |
Missile parts that contain the explosive |
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BOX |
The quantity that a box contain. |
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EMINENT |
Famous net constructed to contain explosive device |
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TULLE |
This tunic, Elle. doesn't contain nice material |
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LAPFUL |
As much as the lap can contain. |
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INSTORE |
To store up; to inclose; to contain. |
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BASKETFUL |
As much as a basket will contain. |
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LACHRYMARY |
Containing, or intended to contain, tears; lachrymal. |
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HAZARD |
Hard to contain A to Z of risk |
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INHOLD |
To have inherent; to contain in itself; to possess. |
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HANDFUL |
As much as the hand will grasp or contain. |
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CASKET |
Anything containing or intended to contain something highly
esteemed |