➠ Words that end with s
List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".
- - Points degrees of quality out, in weapons
- - Hand-thrown weapons
- - Thrown weapons
- - Infantry weapons
- - Weapons of war
- - Weapons
- - Hand .., small explosive weapons thrown at enemies
- - soldiers throw them away!
- - when they get out of hand they could disturb grandees!
- - bombs thrown by hand
- - What small bombs are thrown by hand?
- - it's sad for green having to handle such explosives
- - New range of French bombs
- - how sad! they turn green and explode!
- - how sad! they get green and are thrown away
- - pineapples: sad, green, withered
- - how sad to see the green being blown apart!
- - military "pineapples"
- - handy to use and go off with a bang
- - Hand bombs
- - Small hand-bombs
- - Smoke dispensers, at times
- - Small bombs
- - Men starting off in stages to provide small bombs
- - Items in a commando's bandoleer
- - Handheld explosives
- - "Pineapples," to a soldier
- - Launchers launch them
- - They're launched in wars
- - Hand-launched bombs
- - Soldiers' "pineapples"
- - G.I. Joe's pineapples
- - Mini-bombs
- - Explosive shells.
- - Glass containers for fire-fighting.
- - Pineapples
- - Explosive devices
- - Missiles.
- - "Bombs ......!"
- - Explosives.
- - conspirator has a champagne with you and me
- - Routine in public transport for Roman conspirator
- - 'Julius Caesar' conspirator
- - Roman conspirator
- - Famed conspirator
- - Conspirator against Caesar.
- - Shakespearean conspirator.
- - With Cassius he led the conspirators who assassinated Julius Caesar
- - a champagne with american conspirator
- - Caesar's killer
- - he and cassius led plot to kill julius caesar
- - Killer groove in public transport
- - Old Roman vehicle bypassing deep track
- - Assassin, vicious type, finally replaced by our side
- - Longest role in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
- - One of Julius Caesar's assassins
- - Julius Caesar's undoer
- - "The noblest Roman of them all"
- - Subject of ancient conspiracy theories?
- - Scheming senator
- - Roman statesman who led conspiracy to assassinate Caesar
- - Very dry American senator in Rome once
- - "Julius Caesar" role
- - Roman assassin
- - To Shakespeare he was "high in all the people's hearts"
- - One of Caesar's assassins
- - "Stubborn Hope" poet
- - Antony's adversary
- - Renowned Roman.
- - Portia's husband.
- - Dear
- - Vehicle track brought in by Roman statesman
- - Roman politician who played a leading role in the assassination of Julius Caesar
- - old roman statesman's vehicle split by furrow in the road
- - Assassin's track after boarding public transport
- - character referred to as 'noble' in the play julius caesar
- - Dry American senator in Rome way back
- - Restaurant staff
- - Wait staff
- - as tennis players, they may be employed in a mass
- - We deliver subpoenas etc [those starting court action]
- - they'll take tips from you
- - Internet computers
- - Waitrons
- - They wait for money
- - They'll wait for you
- - Some IHOP employees
- - Data-sharing computers
- - Contents of some data centers
- - Data-center installations
- - People waiting for payment
- - Waiters
- - Waitstaff members
- - Waitstaff
- - Banquet workers
- - Waiters, e.g.
- - Network computers
- - Automats lack them
- - Central computers
- - Altar boys, e.g.
- - Trays.
- - Tennis players, at times
- - Tennis players
- - Order takers
- - Café society.
- - Altar boys
- - computer storage devices
- - Machine gear parts
- - Gear sprockets
- - Machinery parts
- - Parts of the machinery on the margins of computer bugs
- - Gear elements
- - Some working parts
- - Parts of the machine, maybe
- - Machine parts
- - Vital parts
- - Sets of gear teeth
- - Gear teeeth
- - Gears' relatives.
- - Persons acting as part of a process.
- - Gear features
- - Gear components
- - Gear parts
- - Wheel parts
- - Teeth on a gear or wheel
- - small parts of a machine
- - Mechanical teeth
- - Sprockets
- - They have perfect sets of teeth
- - Essentials of an industrial revolution?
- - Teeth in continuous motion
- - Minor yet vital staffers
- - Machinery teeth
- - They aren't major players
- - Vital components
- - Little fish in big ponds
- - Bit players in a big machine
- - Vital elements
- - Teeth that aren't flossed
- - Sprocket teeth
- - Wheel projections
- - Bit players
- - Lowly workers, figuratively
- - Machinist's teeth
- - Minor employees
- - Minor yet vital employees
- - Unimportant workers
- - Teeth, of sorts
- - Some teeth
- - Important components
- - Industrial revolution elements?
- - Wheel teeth
- - Cockboats
- - Minor but essential workers
- - Minor functionaries
- - Uses crooked dice.
- - Small boats
- - Wheels with teeth.
- - Teeth of a sort.
- - Teeth on sprocket wheels.
- - Projecting catches.
- - Nobody employees in the system
- - Low-level workers?
- - They have teeth
- - Lowly workers
- - ...... teeth
- - ...... in the machine (unappreciated contributors to large efforts)
- - even when healthy these creatures may drop down
- - sea birds whose down is used in quilts
- - two pairs of spectacles, one hears, used by marksmen!
- - previsions
- - could they be statistics supplied by the orator?
- - Types that impress? That's to be expected
- - Forms fires around the middle of August
- - Makes sense of the prices, perhaps
- - The financial report makes sense!
- - "Hidden ...," 2016 biographical drama film based on the lives of African-American female mathematicians who worked at NASA
- - Makes sense, considering the circumstances
- - Works out that figs contain water
- - physical forms associated with computers
- - Numbers of body shapes
- - Diagrams of body shapes
- - Thinks mathematically?
- - What many watch on beaches
- - Solves, with "out"
- - Skater's practice
- - Puzzles (out)
- - Body shapes
- - "Yeah, just my luck ..."
- - Calculates.
- - Numbers
- - Digits
- - Expressions
- - shapes represented statistically?
- - forms fours, for example
- - numerical symbols
- - Natal attribute or achievement or something thrust upon one!
- - Rare achievement
- - sergeants developed distinction
- - Sergeants built for glory
- - distinction made by sergeants
- - pre-eminence badly affects sergeants
- - pre-eminent ability estranges in a peculiar way
- - Fame of criminal sergeant loathes ultimately
- - Majesty, enormity
- - Celebrity in sergeants' mess
- - sergeants are led astray by elevation in rank
- - What some are destined for
- - Eminence (that some are born to!)
- - "Some achieve ..., and some have ... thrust upon 'em" (Twelfth Night)
- - "..., some achieve ..., and some have ... thrust upon them" (Twelfth Night)
- - Lacking energy, once sat with Greene's novel The Power And The Glory
- - Enormousness
- - Terrific T-man?
- - "Call to ......": A. E. Stevenson
- - Quality of some statesmen.
- - Amplitude
- - Eminence
- - Significance
- - Fame.
- - The grandeur of sergeants?
- - the pre-eminence of various sergeants
- - Twins may share them
- - nonsense - county can provide sleeping arrangements
- - Floor-space savers
- - Kids' spacesaver
- - Tiered sleeping spots
- - Laughable.
- - absurd homework uses root incorrectly
- - Crazy poseur prepared to accept bill
- - Idiotic — trouper's pose (anag)
- - Ridiculous sign carried by daft poseur
- - Absurd sign held by unhappy poseur
- - Wretched poseur holding placard that's absurd
- - Europe stops bananas retaining curve, centrally? Absurd
- - Foolish French writer almost accepts European bill
- - It's absurd that most of the game for hunters has advertisement debts trimmed
- - Utterly absurd
- - Absurd
- - Run-down housing
- - Run-down buildings housing several families
- - Run-down urban buildings
- - Run-down row
- - Run-down digs
- - slum dwellings for english people in canvas shelters
- - Inner-city abodes
- - Basic assumptions when housing soldiers in accommodation units
- - Some urban homes
- - Some overcrowded houses
- - Slum abodes
- - Overcrowded housing
- - Inner city sights
- - Some walk-ups
- - Slum dwellings
- - City dwellings
- - Kin of flats.
- - Habitations of a sort.
- - Housing of a sort.
- - Part of the city scene.
- - Urban dwelllings.
- - Buildings along 17 Across.
- - Problem of the Housing Authority.
- - Housing problem.
- - Dwellings.
- - once a slur about a criminal
- - once a slur about criminal
- - behaviour pertaining to theft
- - Nature of theft is so unclear, unfortunately
- - Relating to theft
- - Inclined to steal