➠ Words that end with s

List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".

  • - Cold joints and bits of potato
  • - Small counters used as money when gambling
  • - carpenter commonly accompanied by fish
  • - Cold fruit and fries
  • - are they fed into computers?
  • - With '12 Down', can they give you food for thought?
  • - cold joints and fries
  • - Integrated circuits are more commonly known as computer ..... for their small and thin shape
  • - "Goodbye, Mr. ......" (1939 Oscar film for Robert Donat)
  • - Features of 17-, 22-, 47- and 58-Across
  • - Counters for fast food?
  • - ...... and 37-Across (snack option)
  • - Things that 18-, 27-, 46- and 60-Across may have
  • - Small imperfections
  • - Computer parts
  • - Fish and ......
  • - Wood and potato
  • - Blue and potato
  • - Small diamonds.
  • - Thin slices of food.
  • - start of cannabis joints and potato snacks
  • - Slightly damages computer parts
  • - Computer bits
  • - As served at initially Chinese joints?
  • - Bits of Intel?
  • - ...... with Everything, Arnold Wesker play
  • - Nicks in a coat of nail polish
  • - carpenter chris emptily consumes joint
  • - whizzerand...... 1970s/80s comic
  • - Blackjack stack
  • - fast food in the sculptor's studio?
  • - Poker player's pile
  • - Crunchy additions to some sandwiches
  • - Food (said to be relatively cheap)
  • - The tasty bits contributed by Murphy?
  • - Slices approach shots
  • - "Micro" food?
  • - French fries, to a Brit
  • - Casino counters
  • - Gambling counters
  • - fried potatoes
  • - french fries in the casino?
  • - Casino tokens
  • - TV police oldie
  • - Poker stacks
  • - Poker player's requirement
  • - Fries, in Folkestone
  • - French fries in England
  • - Fish side dish
  • - Fish side
  • - Common accompaniment to fish
  • - Halloween party snack
  • - Pieces fried in deep fat
  • - Crispy potato snacks
  • - Teacup imperfections
  • - Tokens
  • - Some munchies
  • - Lay's snacks
  • - Salsa holders
  • - Contents of a bowl or a pot
  • - Fried potato strips
  • - Contents of a poker pot
  • - Gambling tokens
  • - Cold joint plus seconds comprising accompaniment to 24
  • - .. fries
  • - Common snack
  • - Flakes
  • - Salty snack
  • - French fries
  • - Crunchy snacks
  • - Poker pile
  • - Poker items
  • - Stack (or snack) on a table
  • - 8-Down, across the 15-Down
  • - What one eats with cold joints?
  • - Lay's product
  • - Counters of value
  • - Casino currency
  • - Fried fish complement
  • - Shots near the green
  • - Poker tokens
  • - Party snacks
  • - Salty bagful
  • - Party munchies
  • - Salsa scoopers
  • - Companion of fish
  • - Cash on hand?
  • - Snacker's bagful
  • - *Casino stack
  • - "Goodbye, Mr. ......"
  • - Takes the edge off, maybe
  • - Pot contents
  • - Ante matter?
  • - Poker pieces
  • - They may fall where they may
  • - Partner of fish
  • - Cookie ingredient, sometimes
  • - China problems
  • - Intel output
  • - Silicon implants
  • - Poker supplies
  • - Donat role
  • - Snack items
  • - Salsa companion
  • - Popular TV show
  • - TV cop show
  • - Short golf shots
  • - Poker wherewithal
  • - "Good-bye, Mr. ......"
  • - Money substitutes
  • - Casino money
  • - Golf shots.
  • - Shots from just off the green.
  • - Popular character in a James Hilton story.
  • - Ship's carpenter.
  • - Poker stake
  • - Counters
  • - Blue
  • - Fragments
  • - Game pieces
  • - Slices
  • - Cookie ingredient
  • - See 28 Across
  • - Fish
  • - Fries, to Brits
  • - murphy's contribution to electronics?
  • - Crockery damage caused by French fries?
  • - They're red on pairs of Louboutins
  • - they're found on snowshoes, not skates
  • - they may be sandy after a barefoot walk on the beach
  • - They're carved by cobblers.
  • - They precede heels
  • - They may leave prints
  • - They're near heels
  • - They often hit the ground running
  • - They go with uppers
  • - They may pound the pavement
  • - They may hit the street running
  • - Ones underfoot?
  • - They stay ahead of heels
  • - They're always underfoot
  • - They're on the bottom
  • - They're attached to arches
  • - They're under foot
  • - They're underfoot
  • - They may hit the ground running
  • - Things getting stepped on
  • - Diamonds on the ... of Her Shoes (Paul Simon song)
  • - The under areas of the feet
  • - distress signal about the french parts of the feet
  • - Red parts of Louboutin shoes
  • - bottoms of brogues
  • - oxford foundations?
  • - People ascending to heaven in worn out shoes
  • - Currency units in Peru
  • - foci of some feet pics
  • - things that may be replaced on shoes
  • - things to walk on
  • - hands : palms :: feet : .....
  • - Foot parts that may touch hot sand
  • - The underparts of a person's feet [Plural]
  • - Cobblers' concerns
  • - Works on shoes
  • - Word with half or platform
  • - White Sox foundations?
  • - What the cobbler saves?
  • - What cobblers fix
  • - What a cobbler does
  • - Wedgies' bottoms
  • - Undersides of shoes
  • - These are often stepped on
  • - Shoe-repair supply
  • - Replacement parts for a cobbler
  • - Replaceable parts of shoes.
  • - On which a shuffle dance is executed.
  • - Loafer's bottoms
  • - Lima money
  • - Heels' preceders
  • - Heels' forerunners
  • - Heels go after them
  • - Flatfish varieties
  • - Fish or Peruvian money
  • - Converse converse sides
  • - Companions of heels
  • - Bills, in Peru
  • - Dover ......
  • - Does cobbling
  • - Walk-ons
  • - Cobbler's stock
  • - Pumps have them
  • - Bottoms of shoes
  • - Loafers' bottoms
  • - Boot bottoms
  • - Bottoms of loafers
  • - Bottoms of feet
  • - Shoe bottoms
  • - Cobblers' stock
  • - Parts of footprints
  • - Reflexology areas
  • - Undersurfaces of feet
  • - Targets of Babinski reflex tests
  • - Brogue bottoms
  • - Sneaker parts
  • - Undersides of pumps
  • - Cobblers' supplies
  • - Bottoms of high-tops
  • - Shoe undersides
  • - Footprint producers
  • - Loafers' features
  • - Cobbler's inventory
  • - Arch locales
  • - Does a cobbler's job
  • - Oxford bottoms
  • - Cobbler's replacements
  • - Pump bottoms
  • - People's bottoms
  • - Cobbler's supplies
  • - Parts of clogs
  • - Treaded surfaces
  • - Foot bottoms
  • - Undersides
  • - Top-Siders' bottoms
  • - All that can touch the ground in a sumo match
  • - Annoying places for gum to stick
  • - Clog bottoms
  • - Loafer bottoms
  • - Producers of scuff marks
  • - Clogs at the bottom?
  • - Bottoms of brogans
  • - Slippers' undersides
  • - Brogan bottoms
  • - Tread settings
  • - Where cleats attach
  • - Shoemaker's inventory
  • - Paw pads
  • - Clogs have thick ones
  • - Reflexologists handle them
  • - Parts of tennis shoes
  • - Undersurfaces
  • - Heels are attached to them
  • - Wing tip bottoms
  • - Plantar sites
  • - Pump features
  • - Features of pumps
  • - Dog bottoms?
  • - Bottoms of tennies
  • - Cleat locales
  • - Does some cobbling
  • - Callus sites
  • - Fixes a boot
  • - Flat bottoms
  • - Cobbler's wares
  • - Upper attachments
  • - Cobbler's pieces
  • - Brogue parts
  • - Foot pads?
  • - Pump parts
  • - Shoe sections
  • - Golf club parts
  • - Shoe features
  • - Parts of shoes
  • - Parts of pumps.
  • - Puma parts
  • - Cobbler's supply
  • - Money in Peru.
  • - Shoe attachments.
  • - Parts of feet
  • - Shoe parts
  • - People walk all over them
  • - Dover fish
  • - Foot parts
  • - Cobbler's concerns
  • - Walk-on parts?
  • - Sneaker bottoms
  • - Arch supports
  • - Show parts
  • - Flatfish
  • - bottoms of the feet
  • - homophone of "souls"
  • - Some users of they/them pronouns, informally
  • - Nonbinary people, informally
  • - Phonetic term for folks who don't identify as male or female
  • - Game with a lot of instructions
  • - Kids' party game [2 wds.]
  • - Children's game — as in 'mossy' (anag)
  • - The Imitation Game
  • - Mimetic game
  • - Game with lots of instructions
  • - Game with many imitators
  • - Kids' imitation game
  • - Children's imitation game
  • - Game based on following directions
  • - Classic children's game
  • - Game with apes?
  • - Game of obedience
  • - Popular group game
  • - Game in which you might do as you're told
  • - Mimicking game
  • - Sylvester's least favorite kids' game?
  • - Party game
  • - Child's game
  • - Kids' game
  • - .... game
  • - Words that encourage people to do as they're told
  • - In this, following directions is mandatory
  • - "You're So Vain"?
  • - Important figures on H.S. transcripts
  • - Events people might come out to celebrate
  • - comes back to a club
  • - Meets up with again
ets
  • - College entrance exam org
  • - H.S. exam org
  • - A.P. exam inits
  • - Creatures in "A Quiet Place," for short
  • - 20-A, initially
  • - They might come in saucers, for short
  • - Sci-fi beings
  • - SAT company
  • - 'The War of the Worlds' villains, for short
  • - GRE administrator
  • - Sci-fi crew members (Abbr.)
  • - Aliens, briefly
  • - UFO crew, it's said
  • - Long-distance travelers, informally
  • - Ones out of this world, for short
  • - Sci-fi film extras
  • - Visitors from another planet, in brief
  • - Xenomorphs, e.g
  • - Connections on Air France?
  • - Many 'Men in Black' characters, informally
  • - Sci-fi series extras
  • - Some toy dolls of the 1980s
  • - Comic Con costuming
  • - Non-earthlings (Abbr.)
  • - Ands, in Rouyn
  • - UFO passengers
  • - Extras on many Syfy shows
  • - Creatures from another world, in sci-fi
  • - Ewoks, e.g
  • - UFO crew, in theory
  • - GRE producer
  • - Sci-fi invaders
  • - Space aliens: Abbr
  • - Roswell visitors
  • - Presumed 8-Down crew
  • - Ride-home providers in an '82 film
  • - Sci-fi characters, often (Abbr.)
  • - They're not from 2-Down (Abbr.)
  • - UFO mechanics, perhaps
  • - The invaders in Space Invaders, in brief
  • - Superman and Supergirl, for two
  • - "Arrival" visitors
  • - UFO pilots, presumably
  • - They're kept at Area 51, supposedly
  • - Saucer users, in brief
  • - Visitors from Mars, e.g., briefly
  • - They're not of this world (Abbr.)
  • - Alleged aviators of UFOs
  • - What "Storm Area 51" raiders were looking for
  • - Sci-fi creatures: Abbr
  • - Presumed UFO crew
  • - Sci-fi crew members, for short
  • - "Men in Black" gp
  • - Visitors in UFOs
  • - "Independence Day" foes: Abbr
  • - G.R.E. administrator
  • - UFO pilots: Abbr
  • - UFO passengers, supposedly
  • - Area 51 holdings, some speculate
  • - Area 51 creatures, it's said
  • - Down-to-earth types, in brief?
  • - Sci-fi creatures, for short
  • - Many 'Guardians of the Galaxy' characters
  • - Travelers from afar, for short
  • - UFO personnel, it's said
  • - Sci-fi beings: Abbr
  • - Many 'Star Trek' extras
  • - Saucer travelers, for short
  • - Agt. Mulder's obsession
  • - Many sci-fi extras
  • - Alleged Area 51 specimens, briefly
  • - 'The X-Files' subjects
  • - Saucer contents
  • - -
  • - Martians and other aliens (anagram of "set"): Abbr.
  • - Martians and such: Abbr.
  • - Visitors from space, perhaps: Abbr.
  • - "take me to your leader" speakers, briefly
  • - CGI characters in "Men in Black" [Abbr]
  • - spielbergian space creatures
  • - Beings in the movie "Planet 51" [Abbr.]
  • - beings on ufos
  • - Enemies in Halo games, briefly
  • - Sci-fi visitors, for short
  • - "3 body problem" antagonists, briefly
  • - Area 51 beings, it's said
  • - ufo crew exits, abducting chinese president
  • - Trisolarans in "The Three-Body Problem," e.g., for short
  • - They're not from around here: Abbr.
  • - Visitors from other galaxies: Abbr