➠ Words that end with s

List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".

  • - musketeer or cologne
  • - Musketeer who was brought up in a monastery
  • - ... while a wool-grower is a musketeer
  • - a male sheep is a musketeer
  • - A sheep is a Dumas character
  • - Musketeer of note
  • - Literary musketeer
  • - Musketeer's moniker
  • - Brand of cologne with a literary name
  • - A Musketeer
  • - One of the Three Musketeers
  • - One of the Musketeers
  • - Fragrance sharing a name with a literary character
  • - One of the original Three Musketeers, along with D'Artagnan
  • - Popular cologne that shares its name with a literary character
  • - Cologne brand named after a Musketeer
  • - One of a fictional trio
  • - Priestly musketeer
  • - Cologne brand
  • - Musketeer of literature
  • - Musketeer that smells nice, according to Estée Lauder
  • - Fragrance named for a Musketeer
  • - Estée Lauder brand
  • - Fragrance named for a Dumas dueler
  • - Memorable musketeer
  • - Cologne with a literary name
  • - Dumas musketeer
  • - A friend of Athos
  • - One of a Dumas trio
  • - A friend of Porthos
  • - Musketeer's name
  • - Musketeer
  • - Member of a fictional trio.
  • - One of a famous fictional trio.
  • - companion of athos and porthos in the three musketeers
  • - Partner of Athos and Porthos
  • - Men's fragrance
  • - Colleague of Porthos and Athos
  • - Into the Badlands actor Knight
  • - Estee Lauder fragrance line
  • - Cohort of d'Artagnan
  • - Friend of Athos and Porthos
  • - Friend of Porthos
  • - Pal of Porthos
  • - Friend of d'Artagnan
  • - Irons, in "The Man in the Iron Mask"
  • - Associate of Athos and Porthos
  • - Fictional swordsman
  • - Colleague of Athos and Porthos
  • - Priest/plotter of French fiction
  • - Priestly Dumas character
  • - Estée Lauder fragrance for men
  • - Pal of Athos and Porthos
  • - Audacious Jesuit of French fiction
  • - Cohort of Athos and Porthos
  • - 'The Man in the Iron Mask' character
  • - Fictional French fencer
  • - Duelist of fiction
  • - Friend of Athos, Porthos and d'Artagnan
  • - Dumas duelist
  • - Cohort of Athos
  • - Dumas dueler
  • - Literary character in an old candy bar logo
  • - Literary duelist
  • - "The Man in the Iron Mask" role for Jeremy Irons
  • - Friend of Athos
  • - Pal of D'Artagnan
  • - Final answer in "Slumdog Millionaire"
  • - Dumas swordsman
  • - Ami of Porthos and Athos
  • - Literary dueler
  • - Male scent
  • - Popular fragrance
  • - One of three of fiction
  • - Porthos' pal
  • - Partner of Porthos
  • - Comrade of Athos
  • - Literary character of the 1840s
  • - D'Artagnan cohort
  • - He dueled with D'Artagnan
  • - Dumas character
  • - Ami of D'Artagnan
  • - Dumas's Chevalier d'Herblay
  • - Ami of Porthos
  • - Porthos's friend
  • - Dumas hero
  • - One of 117 Across.
  • - Chevalier d'Herblay.
  • - M. d'Herblay.
  • - Character in French fiction.
  • - Member of M. de Tréville's regiment.
  • - Companion of D'Artagnan.
  • - The Chevalier d'Herblay.
  • - A large bird provides proofs of innocence
  • - Legal defences of being somewhere else at times of crimes
  • - Detectives hear a lot of them
  • - "Where were you on the night of" stories
  • - Columbo heard a lot of them
  • - Means of exoneration
  • - "I was home asleep at the time of the murder" and others
  • - Parts of interrogations
  • - Ike has plenty of them
  • - Pleas of defense.
  • - proofs of innocence
  • - Pleas of elsewhere
  • - keys to freedom, sometimes
  • - Bail is arranged after criminal pleas
  • - Pretexts come from being among local ibis
  • - They provide evidence that protects accused people
  • - murder-mystery narratives?
  • - people trying to help suspected criminals get off
  • - Crime investigation excuses
  • - We hear Ally buys criminal defences
  • - Defendants' outs
  • - Excuses heard from cons
  • - A party is making excuses
  • - Courtroom excuses
  • - Suspects' covers
  • - Stories on the stand
  • - Elsewhere defences
  • - Defence pleas
  • - Collected basil around island produced by those who may be suspect
  • - Defendants' defenses
  • - Provides an excuse
  • - Excuses from suspects
  • - Suspects' stories
  • - Suspect statements?
  • - Airtight explanations
  • - Suspects' defenses
  • - Exculpatory stories
  • - Outs at trials
  • - Courtroom explanations
  • - Outs, in court
  • - Whodunit stories
  • - Suspect's stories
  • - Exonerating factors
  • - Nearly completely over bird's defences
  • - Crime stories?
  • - Cops check them out
  • - Stand outs?
  • - Courtroom vouchers?
  • - They might not hold up in court
  • - Some are airtight
  • - Common defenses
  • - Clapton "Journeyman" rocker "No ......"
  • - Excuses, excuses
  • - Cops sometimes crack them
  • - Stories on stands
  • - Mystery stories?
  • - Courtroom defenses
  • - They may fall apart under cross-examination
  • - Trial excuses
  • - Con man's excuses
  • - "I was at my girlfriend's at the time," and others
  • - Suspects' excuses
  • - Perps need good ones
  • - Detectives check them
  • - Defendants' spouses, sometimes
  • - Some witnesses
  • - "The dog ate my homework" and the like
  • - Exonerates, in a way
  • - Explanations to get you off the hook
  • - Suspect stories
  • - "I was at my mother's," and others
  • - Makes excuses
  • - Perps' stories
  • - Blame deflectors
  • - Exculpatory explanations
  • - What suspects need
  • - Stories told in court
  • - Suspected felons' outs
  • - Interrogation room excuses
  • - Provides an excuse for
  • - Legal excuses
  • - Defendants' excuses
  • - Legal outs
  • - Ike's excuses?
  • - They may help one get away with murder
  • - Excuses heard in "L.A. Law"
  • - Excuses for defendants
  • - Excuses at court
  • - Legal pleas.
  • - Certain pleas.
  • - Whodunit ingredients.
  • - Out providers
  • - Out lines?
  • - Outs
  • - Cover stories?
  • - They've got you covered
  • - Excuses
  • - Stories
  • - Cover-ups
  • - Covers
  • - Whodunit elements
  • - Courtroom suspect defenses
  • - some actors assume them
  • - Actors' pseudonyms
  • - Elton John and Lady Gaga, for two
  • - Ben Kingsley, Whoopi Goldberg and Bono, eg
  • - John Wayne and Lady Gaga
  • - Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, e.g
  • - Lady Gaga and Jay-Z
  • - Ethel Merman and Jack Benny, e.g.
  • - George Burns and Sting
  • - Monastery inhabitants
  • - Monastery residents
  • - Monastery members
  • - Monastery staff
  • - Abbey dwellers.
  • - Monastery figures
  • - Monastery dwellers
  • - order figures
  • - members of religious community
  • - Vow-taking brothers
  • - They're in a religious order
  • - They're in the habit of making The Abbey workable
  • - Shaolin Temple figures
  • - Religious men
  • - Nuns' counterparts
  • - Cenobites
  • - Brothers in cowls
  • - Abbey brothers
  • - Cowl wearers
  • - Some ascetics
  • - Some frock wearers
  • - Gregorian chanters
  • - Abbey residents
  • - Men in the hood?
  • - Abbey denizens
  • - They make up a chapter
  • - Frock wearers
  • - Some brothers
  • - St. Benedict's recruits
  • - Meredith and Thelonious
  • - Jazzman Thelonious and a TV detective
  • - Some hermits
  • - Brotherhood members
  • - Brotherhood brothers
  • - Cloistered people
  • - Some chanters
  • - Certain vow takers
  • - Trappists, for instance
  • - Thelonious and family
  • - Trappists
  • - Zoo creatures, for short
  • - Friars
  • - Cistercians.
  • - Capuchins.
  • - Thomas Merton and others.
  • - Religious ascetics
  • - Religious recluses
  • - Cloister inhabitants
  • - Order members
  • - certain bros
  • - Priory-dwelling brothers
  • - Good ladies of endlessly sunny disposition
  • - The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, for example
  • - Sisters who may take a vow of poverty
  • - "The .... Story"; Audrey Hepburn film
  • - They've taken the veil
  • - ...... on the Run, comedy film
  • - Unmarried sisters
  • - Sisters in convents
  • - Sisters having letter from Greeks and Poles
  • - Sisters finding some men unsatisfactory
  • - Convents are full of them
  • - sisters in the 2017 film "the little hours"
  • - they have a habit of community membership
  • - Mothers or sisters
  • - hepburn film, the ...... story
  • - Many 'Sister Act' characters
  • - order figures
  • - Very pious, but they don't take orders
  • - women wearing habits
  • - they get into habits
  • - They have their habits
  • - Franciscans with veils
  • - women called bhikkhunis, in buddhism
  • - Poor Clares & others
  • - meryl streep and amy adams played them in "doubt" (2008)
  • - Some private school teachers
  • - Religious women
  • - convent members
  • - Court rappers
  • - Court hammers
  • - Judges' attention-getters
  • - Court mallets
  • - Attention-getters in court
  • - order mallets?
  • - Rappers' items
  • - Things that go 'Bang!'
  • - Ceremonial hammers
  • - Auctioneers' mallets
  • - Judges' mallets
  • - Courtroom accessories
  • - Judicial hammers
  • - Magistrates' mallets
  • - Judicial mallets
  • - Chairpersons' needs
  • - Chairs may hold them
  • - Mallets for chairs
  • - Masonry hammers
  • - Judicial tools
  • - Judges' rappers
  • - Chairpersons' mallets
  • - Certain mallets.
  • - Small mallets.
  • - Courtroom silencers.
  • - Judges bang them.
  • - Used by Barkley and Rayburn.
  • - Judges' noisemakers.
  • - Used by Rayburn and Barkley.
  • - Judges' hammers
  • - judges' order-keeping tools
  • - Crackers
  • - Bananas
  • - They're edible, like bananas
  • - pea or dough suffix
  • - Crackers or bananas
  • - What you shouldn't eat if "you are what you eat" is true?
  • - Loco
  • - Off one's rocker
  • - "Doggone it!"
  • - "Dagnabbit!"
  • - "Dang it!"
  • - 'Rats!'
  • - Wacko
  • - Cuckoo
  • - -- buggy
  • - Common allergen
  • - Word of disdain.
  • - Balmy
  • - "Shoot!"
  • - Crazy
  • - Daft
  • - Cracked
  • - Eccentric
  • - Loony
  • - Wacky
  • - Gonzo
  • - Goofy
  • - Darn it
  • - Bonkers
  • - Around the bend
  • - "Phooey!"
  • - Wild
  • - Mad
  • - See 60 Down
  • - Party bowlful
  • - Darn
  • - *End of the word ladder
  • - Beer
  • - Crazy about
  • - See 64-Across
  • - fruit with edible kernels
  • - crazy greek character with coat in tatters
  • - "Tarnation!"
  • - Bar bowlful
  • - how the fans went, for squirrels?
  • - types of food usually included with dried fruits in trail mix
  • - hard-shelled fruits
  • - beginning to end: "from soup to ...."
  • - they're surrounded by shells - it's crazy
  • - enthusiasts have part of trail mix
  • - Sundae garnish
  • - Crunchy bits in rocky road
  • - Something that has no concern with the past is this
  • - Dry roasted snacks
  • - Kernels
  • - ... Cage, star of Face/off and Kick-ass, pictured below
  • - cage of 2021's "pig"
  • - Cage who voiced Grug in "The Croods"
  • - Cage of "The Weather Man"
  • - 1996 Oscar winner Cage
  • - "National Treasure" star Cage
  • - Cage of 'Leaving Las Vegas'
  • - Actor Cage
  • - Cage with many parts
  • - Cage in Hollywood
  • - Cage on film
  • - Cage with a son named Kal-el
  • - Cage of films
  • - Cage with an Oscar
  • - "Leaving Las Vegas" Oscar winner Cage
  • - star of the flash, ... cage
  • - holly's raising arizona co-star
  • - ... Anelka, former Chelsea striker
  • - ...... Maduro, successor to Venezuela's Hugo Chávez
  • - Lisa Marie's acting ex
  • - Leader between Jacques and François
  • - French president Sarkozy
  • - Talia's nephew
  • - French artist Poussin
  • - Composer Chopin's father.
  • - Meryl's "Adaptation" co-star
  • - Biblical name
  • - Bands with bends
  • - v-shaped insignias
  • - Rank designators
  • - Noncom's pride