9-Letter Words Containing A

Bewrap

Bewrayer

Bewray

Biacetyl

Competitor who skis and shoots

Skiing/shooting Olympian*

Olympian with a rifle

Two-event events

Two-event sporting competitions

Winter Games competitions

AXIALLY pertaining to an axial

Having two Houses (wordplay)

Like the United States legislature

Like Japan's national diet

""Having two heads or origins, as a muscle.""

Like some long-distance relationships

Like the Atlantic bluefin tuna

Like a New York/Los Angeles romance

""Concave on both sides; as, biconcave vertebr\'91. as, biconcave vertebr\'91.""

Bidarkee

Biennale

Cook nine basil plants

Plants that last two years

Plants that live two years

BIFILAR having two threads

Divide into two branches

Fork into two branches

Bat, cue made with fir, perhaps, having 2 branches

Two Dutch chaps (wordplay)

People with too many in-laws

Oft-maried lawbreakers

Bigarade

Bigaroon

GEMINAL having two matching substituted groups on the same atom

Conceited, like Humpty Dumpty (wordplay)

Conceited with large cranium

Full of oneself

Bignonia

Letters such as b and m

""Having two lips, as the corols of certain flowers.""

Bilander

Two-faced (wordplay)

Like some treaties

Involving both sides

Genus of parasitic worms

Shakira, for one

Able to code-switch, say

Fluent in double-talk (wordplay)

Pool of stagnant water

Backwater, in Australia

Australian stream-bed

Cosby two-by-four (wordplay)

Cosby two-by-four?

Annoyance or aid (wordplay)

Billhead

A form of spot the ball (wordplay)

A sort of spot the ball (wordplay)

A game of spot the ball (wordplay)

Billycan

Compass cases on shipboard.

Ship's compass housings

Perhaps they're encompassing there on board

Concerned with double vision (wordplay)

Buy-one-get-one-free item (wordplay)

For both eyes

Basic algebra expressions

Mathematical expressions

Affecting living tissue

Bioassay

Biogas

Book about a legend (wordplay)

Life far more than a sentence (wordplay)

Kind of book.

Autoclave's target

Danger that spreads

Virulent virus or terrifying toxin*

Biomass

Bioplasm

CDC concern, at times

Laboratory concern

Of or having to do with the interaction of biological and social forces: the biosocial aspects of disease.

Having two sections

Divided into two sections

Involving two sides

BIPEDAL having two feet

""PINNATE resembling a feather, also PINNATED""

PYRAMID to increase by adding gradually

Where finches dip

Robins' rest stops

Sites of avian ablution

Twittering twit (wordplay)

Silly person (with sparrow's mind?)

Silly fellow poked bard in rib

Spots for canaries

Canaries' locations

Parakeets' homes

Coos and hoots

Tweets without hashtags

Some tweets

Birdfarm

Birretta

What some candles signify

Occasions for which clowns may be booked

Age-old celebrations

Beauty spot, perhaps

Means of identification, in fiction.

Blemish on the skin

Baby figure (wordplay)

Demographer's concern

Figure that concerned Malthus

Bisexual

""SULFATE to treat with sulfuric acid, also SULPHATE""

Bivalent

With more than one unknown verse, song dividing taste

Bivouac

BIZARRE a strangely striped flower

Blabber

Karen and Lucille vote no (wordplay)

Shut out (of a group)

Something from a snooker room or bar

Jet flier (wordplay)

Pie filling of a sort

'White Album' song

BLACK to {blacken=v}

Blackboy

Birds which were signs of doom (wordplay)

""The male of the European black grouse (Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse. Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse.""

Like some Cajun food

Vilified.

Charred

One who blackens.

Guise of American minstrels

Blackfin

""A small kind of whale, of the genus Globicephalus, of several species. The most common is G. melas. Also sometimes applied to other whales of larger size. Globicephalus, of several species. The most common is G. melas. Also sometimes applied to other whales of larger size.""

Blackgum

Spot of darkness (wordplay)

Spot gloomy principal

*Facial blemish

Blacking

Great deal (wordplay)

Knave of Clubs (wordplay)

Gambler's game, perhaps

English word

To coat or to polish with black lead.

Scabs left in some beastly panto costume

Gloomy members, who do not strike

Relative of boycott.

The Weavers topped it in 1952

Bar in Hollywood

Exact money (wordplay)

Motive for murder, perhaps

Film murder motive, perhaps

A situation without light

Reasons to use flashlights

Some skits

Power failures.

A warbler of the United States (Dendroica striata). Dendroica striata).

Western mule deer

Mule deer

Deer.

Surfaces, as roads, runways, etc.

Broadway's Hagen, who was blacklisted

Paves, as a driveway

Founder of influential magazine: Ebony, possibly (wordplay)

Adjective meaning resembling

Pl -ries (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) Brit another name for bilberry [1] [2] [from blae + berry ]

Without culpability, innocent

Be grateful for securing weak upright

Confer favour around criminal male? No, innocent!

They're obviously shocked

Blanch

Gentle quality of light concealed by black cape

Embedded with cover (wordplay)

That's C over all over

Hit the whole area

Void

Persuaded with flattery

Sweet-talked

Wheedled.

Utter obscenities or profanities

Curse afflicting sheep and lamb

Curse MP - he's able to change...

That's sacrilege!

Sacrilege, profane speech

Profane talk or behaviour

Relating to the blastema; rudimentary.

Blastema

Blasty

Blasting

A sudden stroke or injury produced by some destructive cause.

Departures from Cape Canaveral

Launches reports about cricket side

Activities using lox.

Blastoma

Pl. blastulas or blastulae (-l ) An early embryonic form produced by cleavage of a fertilized ovum and consisting of a spherical layer of cells surrounding a fluid-filled cavity. Also called blastosphere .

Metazoan stages

Obviously handled, perhaps

All batty about new doctor, obviously!

In very obvious and unashamed manner

Spoke nonsensically

Babbled

Long-winded sort

Someone talking a lot about a little

One who talks senselessly; the barrel (anagram)

Blatter

BLAZING blaze

Blazoner

Blazon

Laundry Spectators (wordplay)

Seats in the sun.

Salon workers, at times

Lightening up (wordplay)

Process of whitening

Whitening.

Starkness

Least clear, in a way

Most misty

Superlatively fuzzy

Blindage

Blinkard

Dairy Queen offerings

Winter phenomena.

Big storms

BLIZZARD a heavy snowstorm

Sealed off (eg, a port)

Surrounded by hostile troops or ships.

Lock Father up in bed? That kept him shut in

Fleet, at times

Some trade barriers

Artery problems

Drunk goes back, clutching large bottlenecks

All no go

No rocket scientist, he

Idiot wants to impede the boss

Stupid person

A sanguinary massacre

Total rout

A gory massacre - might be cleansing (wordplay)

Bloviate

Goes on and on about nothing

Blowback

Blowball

Big talkers

Gasconaders

Windbags

Unsatisfied reaction, perhaps

Common affliction in teen sex comedies

Had he a place at Kilbride (wordplay)

Goatee for baseball's Vida (wordplay)

Fatima's murderous spouse

Police in uniform.

Union soldiers

Unhappy shop music (wordplay)

A type of country music

The shade for age in Kentucky

Bluehead

Bluejack

Boarding

Adjective meaning resembling

Meeting place (wordplay)

Lodge in this meeting place (wordplay)

Where a company's leaders meet

Expensive Monopoly property

Its houses cost $200 each

Site of many arcades

Boatbill

They're used to snag mooring lines

Docking aids

Mooring equipment

One may start a row from there

Punt's spot

Riverside structure

Cargo quantities

Large quantities

Shipping quantities

Was I not AB? Wrong - I was!

Ship's officer sat in bow with a wound

Ship's officer

Boatyard

Like some breeds of cats

Cut short

Like a rabbit, say, albeit modified in corporeal form

Bocaccio

Most impressive, in dialect

Groovy, dude!

Amazing, in dialect

Minding one's business (wordplay)

One who is paid to protect another

One protecting another

Dvorak and Smetana

Unconventional people bemoan his undoing

Convention flouters

Impudent type (wordplay)

Like obvious type

Like the obvious type

Boldface

Bolivar

Country with no currency!

100 centavos in a South American country

La Paz currency

What lettuce lovers do (wordplay)

Boltonia

Shelled

Continue to attack such a music maker

Assail with many a blow on instrument

I cast bomb, being pompous in speech

Using too high-flown speech.

Like many stump speeches

Mourner's fabric

That's the stuff to blow up the bottom of the magazine

To hum; to boom.

Bombload

Bondmaid

Old slave's link with sultanate

Highly stupid fellows.

Foolish people with ossified tops (wordplay)

Stupid ones.

Bonemeal

Boneyard

Boniface

English word

Mr. Fright (wordplay)

Order examples for the works (wordplay)

Law office fixtures

Shelves trial in reserves

Bet middler (wordplay)

Publisher perhaps enjoys course work

Odd accountant (wordplay)

Dog-ear alternates

Volume's identification.

Found in some volumes

One may get stuck into a literary work

Bookrack

Bibliophile's source

Reserves lofty retail outlet

Where the volume is not 30 across

Noisy Australian club (wordplay)

Get off me, chimed Kylie (wordplay)

One making a comeback (wordplay)

Buffer (wordplay)

Oxford shiner

Pump polisher

Bootjack

Producers of tieups at work (wordplay)

They're tightened before a march

Some workers' footwear securers

Item for a certain lift

Computer program loading method

Metaphorical self-help aid

Boracite

Memo from lover accepting command

Document listing other documents

Frame leaders of elite army unit with French note by underwriter

Boshvark

Garden variety (wordplay)

Such gardens give trouble to Caliban

Derived from plants

Botanica

Botanise

Botanise

Ones with growing concerns (wordplay)

Plant experts

Botanize

Botanize

BOTULIN a nerve poison