9-Letter Words Containing T

Fidgeter

Squirming

About mid- month, with "the"

Round in which Ali stopped Wepner

Ides of March date

Fiftieth

Figeater

Fighting

Figurant

If they turn sad, make light of them

Parts of electric lights.

Parts of electric bulbs.

Filature

Filiate

""The relationship of a son or child to a parent, esp. to a father.""

Filister

Fillet

Item in audio-visual education.

Old educational visual medium

School projection

Filterer

Making purer, in a way

Most in need of a bath

Variant of filterable .

Filtrate

One has strained to get them

It's a bit of a strain getting them

""Having the edge or extremity bordered by filiform processes thicker than hairs; fringed; as, the fimbriate petals of the pink; the fimbriate end of the Fallopian tube. as, the fimbriate petals of the pink; the fimbriate end of the Fallopian tube.""

They're in the last round

Beauty pageant elite

Perhaps two left in a line among manual weapons

Identify O'Neill (wordplay)

It's printed (wordplay)

Touch on clue one's nailed!

Finitude

""Pl -ture [-ˈtʊəreɪ] (Music, other) Music embellishment, esp ornamentation added by the performer [Italian: a blossoming]""

Little flowers of ornament introduced into a melody by a singer or player.

FDNY's Bravest and William M. Feehan, for example

Firebrat

OK corral event

Gun battle

A Very (wordplay)

Hearthside's glow.

Glow from hearth

Big name in tires

Pneumatic tire pioneer.

Early Ford supplier

Outburst of controversy

Outburst of protest

Violent outburst

Tree then, or kind of plant

Tinderboxes (wordplay)

Unsafe buildings.

Dangerous buildings

Strong drink (two elements!)

Imbiber's intake

Order with an intimidating proof

Weapon provided backing for a vault

The starry heaven

Definite agreement takes time in Heaven

The Number 1 seed (wordplay)

Heir to the throne, usually

Heir to a throne, typically

From the horse's mouth

To begin, pass direct

From direct experience

""The first produce or offspring; said of animals, especially domestic animals; as, the firstlings of his flock. as, the firstlings of his flock.""

Fishbolt

FISHPLATE

Has the rear end move side to side... or a hint to the five asterisked clues

Has the rear end move side to side ... or a hint to the five asterisked clues

Quality of being fissile.

Dyer and Bowyer had a public one

Hand-to-hand battle

Possibly a bareknuckle encounter

Printer's pointers

""Having the form or nature of a fistula; as, a fistulous ulcer. as, a fistulous ulcer.""

If you have to start to pay them, subtlety is needed

FITTING a {fixture=n}

Unhealthy attachments

Fixative

Flabby

French green bean

Relative of the fipple flute.

Instrument of the recorder family

Flaggy

Color guard's vacation spot (wordplay)

City west of Albuquerque

Adjunct of Old Glory.

Golfer's target

It has to be replaced, of course

It marks a hole

Hail author Irving (wordplay)

Terrace surface, perhaps

Hail author Irving?

Jet engine failures

Flappy

Wearing the most bling, say

Most gaudy, being faithless

Most dazzling

""A gas discharge tube used in an electronic flash to produce a brief, intense flash of light.""

Simple watercraft

Beat cops

Some screwdrivers

Montana tribe

Old pressing tools

Old-style pressing tools

Pressing appliances

Hill-less region

""FLATLING with a flat side or edge, also FLATLONG""

Stout friends, about 50, who share digs

Home sharers

Are they still living together (wordplay)

On the canvas

Ten inflated and deflated

Pressed, rolled out

FLATTEN to make {flat=adj}

Praise somewhat dishonestly

Gratified the vanity of.

Praised apartment to deter alteration

Recent European in France is a sycophant

Toady uniform for Lawrence about right

One who praises somewhat dishonestly

Accommodation unlet - perhaps it's windy

Suffering from wind or gas

Removed fault fast when windy

Table settings

Flatwork

Planarians and liver flukes

Some parasites

They show off flat and nurse shudders!

Ostentatious displayers.

Flaunty

Female relative in liaison, showing off

Ostentatiously displaying

Affair in which one sees relation showing off

Musicians list Faust as awkward

Certain woodwind players

Orchestra members

""FLAVOR to impart a special taste to, also FLAVOUR""

Minute dog injuries (wordplay)

Takes off, admitting rather trivial 27s

Trifle; mark on skin

Fleawort

Steel dart dropped from aeroplane

Folds.

Fledgy

Most like a cumulus cloud

Swiftness, speed

Most in need of toning

""The act of fleshing, or the excitement attending a successful beginning.""

Herb is added to meat stews (wordplay)

Symbols of sin.

Hotbeds of hedonism

Arrow makers

Arrow-makers

Figure made with points

Adaptable working hours

Way of working with wire on one clock

A system of convenience in working hours

Customized work schedules

Flichter

Flighty

In a flighty manner.

Flight

Like the worst excuse

Flinkite

Flinty

Adjective meaning resembling

Type of firearm.

Old-fashioned firearm

Old-fashioned gun.

Most coquettish

Flitch

Flitter

Floatage

Floaty

Flocky

Barrier to water

Scandal in the aftermath of a tsunami (wordplay)

Scandal involving Noah and the ark (wordplay)

Floppy

""Having floral ornaments; as, floriated capitals of Gothic pillars. as, floriated capitals of Gothic pillars.""

Ornate quality in music.

Fry it with oil and delete rococo quality

Redness evident in Florida city lacking air-conditioning

FLORIST a grower or seller of flowers

Art of cultivating, arranging or selling flowers

Flossy

If not a lot (anagram)

Company share issue may be not a lot if worked out

The offering of a company's shares for the first time

Warship assemblies

Small fleets

Motion picture (wordplay)

Tide table (wordplay)

Diagram showing sequence of operation

There's blooming little of them

Geranium holder (wordplay)

Plant in here

There are 24 down in there

(Physics / General Physics) an instrument that measures the rate of flow of a liquid or gas within a pipe or tube

""A layered deposit of calcium carbonate on rock where water has flowed or dripped, as on the walls of a cave.""

Constantly varying complaint by badly cut worker

Vary irregularly, rise and fall

Waver, go this way and that

Shift back and forth

Most superficial

Fluorite

""FLUOR a mineral form of calcium fluoride, also FLUORITE""

Hot and bothered

In quite a state, put out

Having lost one's composure

Describing Lily Pons' voice

Sort of thin on the blower, by the sound of it

Quivered and ran off with voice stifled

What the bird did and spoke out at last

Perhaps used its wings having spoken at last

Word for a butterfly.

Fluxgate

Boxing's eight-stone division

Boxer weighing 51kg or less

Hundred-pound boxer, for example

Fogfruit

Foldboat

Foliate

Leaves like this

Folkmoot

Folkmote

Folksy

"Uncle Remus," for example.

Uncle Remus, for example.

Oral tradition

Instigators

Foment

Fontanel

It's edible

Type of Chinese pad for the consumers

Bit of sustenance

They get snapped backwards

They're caught

Punters' necessities.

Dog washers (wordplay)

They relieve barking dogs

Little pools

Bed's bottom end

Bedstead part

Bedstead attachment

""Formerly, a housing or caparison for a horse.""

Sound of steps

Sound evidence of the presence of trippers

Corn, say? It'll affect one's game

Podiatrist's concern

This leads to bad service at court

Footgear

Part of a mountain range

What lie below a higher mountain

Slopes at a mountain base

A fast bowler often has problems with them at the end of his run-up

Not hampered by tight shoes (wordplay)

Ready to run, musically (wordplay)

Fancy-free companion (wordplay)

Footmark

Like a research paper

Followers of some asterisks

Postscripts of a sort

Term paper features

Footpace

Rural walks

Crime scene clue, perhaps

Evidence washed away by the tide

Birth certificate marking

Dashes, for example

Mad scrambles

Track events held at Madison Square Garden.

They get one two feet up

Ottomans, for example

Features of barbers' chairs

Footrope

Footslog

Sound effects in movies.

Scary sound in a dark alley

Horror flick sounds

The stone at the foot of a grave; opposed to headstone. headstone.

Twelve-inch ottoman (wordplay)

Pays bill, say, for furniture

Twelve-inch ottoman?

Footwall

Footwork

Stuffing's knocked out of meercat

Seasoned stuffing

Food for pet tucked into by this person after end of binge

Emulates a scryer

Weather Channel offerings

Weatherman's predictions

A yard in front (wordplay)

Attack area for Graf

Open space for said hall of justice

Coming before, in time.

Was older than

Foredate

Ron with effort removed cutting edge

Cutting-edge position

Van driver's warning about the main part

Rigging supports.

Schooners' spars.

Bow structures

Forepart

Sail at a ship's front

Care taken at gunpoint (wordplay)

Caution - dubious gift horse!

Prudence becoming sore in battle

A duty or tribute payable to the king's foresters.

Gets in first with nothing but woodland!

Everybody would, say, first anticipate

Get ahead of.

Wood, say, fashioned to make on-board supports

Members of a fraternal order

The F in I. O. F.

Sounds as if they would work

FOREST to convert into a densely wooded area

Forest

Sample free toast, perhaps

Sample of things to come

Hint of things to come

Prophesies

Heralds

Predicts

Foretime

Sign of something to come

Playing footer with Ken is a sign

Premonitory sign.

Lost as a penalty

Surrendered the lead with a penalty (wordplay)

Gave up being a quadruped, by the sound of it

One who incurs a penalty of forfeiture.

Meet the old man outside wild party being taken short!

In favour of returning label to his companion at rally

Convene

Apt not to remember

Inclined not to remember

Absent-minded

Inventive; productive; capable.

One who forgets; a heedless person.

Out of one's mind (wordplay)

Gone from memory

No longer known

Diner's exercises (wordplay)

Truck attachments

Shoulder exercise at a cutlery store (wordplay)

Artistic conservative

One is too punctilious to produce a catalogue

Prepare for shopping trip as a stickler for procedure (wordplay)