➠ Words that end with s

List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".

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  • - Driver's licenses and passports: Abbr.
  • - Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, 2010-2016, in short
  • - Passports or licenses, for example
  • - They might show your name and birth date: Abbr.
  • - Driver's license and passport, e.g.
  • - Licenses, passports, etc.
  • - Green card and others
  • - Drivers licenses e.g. (Abbr.)
  • - Passport & driv. lic.
  • - Passport and driver's lic.
  • - Cards with your name and photo: Abbr.
  • - Drivers' licenses and such
  • - Photo ... (driver's licenses and passport cards, for example): Abbr.
  • - Drivers' licenses, passports, and the like: Abbr.
  • - Driver's licenses, etc
  • - Passport and driver's license, for short
  • - Driver's license and others, briefly
  • - Driver's licenses etc. (Abbr.)
  • - Passports licenses etc. (Abbr.)
  • - Driver's lic. and others
  • - Some cards and tags
  • - Driver's lic. et al.
  • - Driver's licenses and such: Abbr.
  • - Driver's lic. and such
  • - Driver's licenses and passports, for example: Abbr.
  • - DMV licenses, often
  • - Passports and such
  • - Licenses, e.g.
  • - Tory leader after Hague
  • - Driving licences, passports etc
  • - SSNs, to the IRS
  • - What bouncers check: Abbr.
  • - psychoanalysis concerns
  • - cards checked at dca
  • - Selects out of a lineup, informally
  • - Old Con. leader
  • - Cards checked at airport security, for short
  • - Age-verifying cards, for short
  • - Social Security cards for example: Abbr.
  • - Passports, eg
  • - Some items in purses, for short
  • - Students' cards
  • - Passports or driving licences, eg
  • - checks for proof, for short
  • - Nametags
  • - Underage drinkers might fake these [abbr.]
  • - Cards checked at liquor stores for short
  • - cards, for short
  • - Clubs often require them, for short
  • - Cards, say
  • - Things checked by T.S.A. workers
  • - dob bearers, often
  • - Cards that show your DOB
  • - They often include photos
  • - Cards in one's wallet perhaps: Abbr.
  • - Documents shown to TSA
  • - hosp. bracelets
  • - Points a finger at, in a way
  • - user ...... (log-in requirements)
  • - Some face cards?
  • - We card cards for short
  • - Luggage tags, e.g.
  • - Cards checked by the TSA for short
  • - Cards checked by bouncers: Abbr.
  • - Cards checked by bartenders for short
  • - A bouncer checks these
  • - What adults present for library cards
  • - Cards checked at airports: Abbr.
  • - Bar necessities, at times
  • - Things shown to liquor store clerks: Abbr.
  • - Proofs people are who they say they are
  • - Face cards, for short?
  • - Cards shown to bartenders: Abbr.
  • - What a bar bouncer checks
  • - soc. sec. cards, e.g.
  • - DMV documents
  • - Bouncers' requests [abbr.]
  • - bridesmaid duo
  • - What a bouncer checks
  • - Asks for proof of age, informally
  • - Official documents proving who you are: Abbr.
  • - Cards at a bar, say
  • - dob displayers, often
  • - documents checked by bouncers
  • - Cards checked at entrances to nightclubs: Abbr.
  • - Freud concerns
  • - Cards issued by the DMV
  • - checkpoint documents
  • - Shows yourself
  • - You need to supply them at checkpoints: Abbr.
  • - "Real" ones were first issued in the 2010s
  • - Cards checked by bouncers for short
  • - Cards shown at security desks
  • - Employee badges for short
  • - dob-listing cards, often
  • - Passports, e.g., for short
  • - TSA agents ask to see them: Abbr.
  • - Teens may have fake ones (Abbr.)
  • - Cards shown to get past bouncers: Abbr.
  • - Cards issued by motor vehicles departments for short
  • - what tsa agents check
  • - Name tags (abbr)
  • - cards with birthdates
  • - Cards on lanyards
  • - They get shown at TSA checkpoints: Abbr.
  • - Freud's concerns
  • - Admission requirements, perhaps
  • - Wallet cards, briefly
  • - Proofs of age
  • - Egos' kin
  • - Topics for Freud
  • - Teens may fake them
  • - They're checked at the door
  • - Roadblock requests
  • - Carders' requests
  • - Wallet items, briefly
  • - Some are fake
  • - Recognizes, briefly
  • - Puts a name to
  • - Picks out of a lineup, briefly
  • - Fingers, for short
  • - Cards with photos
  • - Cards at the door
  • - Bartender's requests
  • - They're often displayed in bars
  • - They're checked at airports
  • - They may be required to enter
  • - Some may have photos
  • - Some badges, for short
  • - Puts the finger on
  • - Proof-of-age items, for short
  • - Name tags, briefly
  • - Items checked before flying
  • - Fingers, as a perp
  • - Cards that prove your age: Abbr.
  • - Bouncers' reading material?
  • - Airport checkpoint needs
  • - Air travelers' requirements
  • - Age verification cards: Abbr.
  • - Verification docs
  • - They often have photos
  • - Some underage people have fake ones: Abbr.
  • - Some bracelets, briefly
  • - Some bracelets
  • - Some are faked
  • - Proofs of age, briefly
  • - Proof-of-age items: Abbr.
  • - Picks out in a lineup, for short
  • - Photo cards, for short
  • - Name tags, for short
  • - Letters meaning fingers
  • - Items checked by bartenders: Abbr.
  • - Fingers, briefly
  • - Doorkeepers' demands, briefly
  • - Club requirements, maybe
  • - Cards that prove who you are: Abbr.
  • - Border-crossing requirements
  • - Bartenders check them: Abbr.
  • - You'll need these to board
  • - What guards check
  • - What bouncers check, for short
  • - What bouncers ask to see: Abbr.
  • - Wallet cards, for short
  • - TSA agents check them
  • - Things checked by the T.S.A.
  • - They're sometimes fake
  • - They're checked before flying
  • - They're checked at liquor stores
  • - They're checked at LAX
  • - They may reveal your age: abbr.
  • - They may be shown at a door
  • - They may be checked at the border: Abbr.
  • - They are displayed for alcohol
  • - Some tags
  • - Some card nos.
  • - Requests at roadblocks
  • - Relatives of egos
  • - Psyche divisions
  • - Proof-of-age cards
  • - Personality pieces
  • - Passports, for example
  • - Nametags, e.g.
  • - Names, as suspects
  • - Name tags, e.g.
  • - Old Russians VIPs?
  • - Russian empresses
  • - Wives of old Russian rulers
  • - Performing arts popular when showing top Russian women
  • - Artisans working for old Russian leaders
  • - Artisans broken up by Russian rulers
  • - Russian royals of yore
  • - Queens' Russian counterparts
  • - Russian royals
  • - Empresses at the Winter Palace
  • - Quondam Russian titles.
  • - Russian rulers of old
  • - Russian empresses have artisans round
  • - tsars' spouses
  • - Female Winter Palace residents
  • - Bygone sovereigns
  • - Catherine I and others
  • - Catherine the Great et al.
  • - Former royal wives
  • - Catherine and others
  • - 21-Down and others
  • - Catherines I and II
  • - Alexandra and Catherine
  • - Catherine et al.
  • - Wives of Nicholas and Ivan.
  • - Certain rulers.
  • - Female rulers.
  • - Former rulers.
  • - Catherine I and Catherine II.
  • - Alexandra and others.
  • - Bygone royals
  • - Winter Palace residents
  • - Whole
  • - They're part of a hereditary pool
  • - Items in a pool
  • - Pool members
  • - Pool players?
  • - Pool fillers?
  • - Pool components
  • - Things in pools
  • - Ones in a certain pool
  • - Pool contents?
  • - They're found in pools
  • - Contents of some pools
  • - Things in a pool
  • - Components of some pools
  • - They're part of a pool
  • - Pool items
  • - They're in the pool
  • - Pool units?
  • - Tierney and Kelly
  • - Tierney and Barry of the screen
  • - They're passed on from parents
  • - They're passed down in chromosomes
  • - They're in the family
  • - They run in the blood
  • - They may be spliced
  • - They make you you
  • - They make some people blond
  • - They determine personal traits
  • - These contain DNA
  • - Subject of biotech study
  • - Source of family traits
  • - Siskel and Sarazen
  • - Sexually transmitted things?
  • - Self-replicating things
  • - Sarazen et al.
  • - Sarazen and others
  • - Sarazen and Littler
  • - Parents' contributions
  • - Mendel's factors
  • - McCarthy and others
  • - McCarthy and Kelly
  • - Markers, in a way
  • - Littler and Wilder
  • - Kelly et al.
  • - Kelly and Tierney
  • - Kelly and Raymond
  • - Kelly and Krupa
  • - Kelly and Hackman
  • - Inherited items
  • - Inheritance items
  • - Inheritance controllers
  • - Inheritance carriers
  • - Heredity, informally
  • - Heredity determiners
  • - Hereditary ingredients
  • - Hand-me-down units
  • - Hackman and Wilder
  • - Good looks sources
  • - Father-to-son bequests
  • - Families usually share them
  • - Factors involved in cloning
  • - DNA sites
  • - DNA factors
  • - DNA bits
  • - Columbus's birthplace, to René
  • - Close families share them
  • - Chromosomes pass them along
  • - Character developers
  • - Carriers of heredity
  • - Blueprints of a sort
  • - Autry and Kelly
  • - Chromosomal material
  • - Subjects of modern mapping
  • - DNA units
  • - Determinants of eye color
  • - Essential hand-me-downs?
  • - Trait carriers
  • - Heredity units
  • - Some determine hair color
  • - Ancestry.com analyzes them
  • - Bits of heredity
  • - They determine eye color
  • - Hereditary bits
  • - Gifts from Mom and Dad
  • - Chromosome contents
  • - Heredity carriers
  • - Trait transmitters
  • - Mutation factors
  • - Some determine eye color
  • - DNA components
  • - Biological blueprints
  • - Inheritance, of a sort
  • - Gift from parents
  • - Cloned units
  • - Big factor in longevity
  • - They're passed down from parents
  • - Every child inherits them
  • - They may be dominant or recessive
  • - Heredity factors
  • - Units first suggested by Mendel
  • - Sources of family traits
  • - The ultimate hand-me-downs?
  • - Trait sources
  • - DNA carriers
  • - Identical siblings share them
  • - Things producing red hair or blue eyes
  • - Some inheritances
  • - Hereditary material
  • - Gift from Mom and Dad
  • - What offspring inherit
  • - Heredity determinants
  • - Character makeup
  • - Factors in heredity
  • - Chromosome units
  • - Gifts from one's parents
  • - Hereditary units
  • - They help make you you
  • - Characteristic containers
  • - Code carriers
  • - Parental units?
  • - Chromosome components
  • - Character and personality determinants
  • - A lot of what makes you you
  • - Some are dominant
  • - Character builders?
  • - Characteristic carriers
  • - Trait makers
  • - Mendel studied them
  • - Gift from one's parents
  • - Hereditary factors
  • - Units of heredity
  • - Splicing candidates
  • - Inheritance from one's parents?
  • - Cloning units
  • - Offspring's inheritance
  • - Trait-ors?
  • - Inherited things
  • - Things passed on from Mom and Dad
  • - They may be dominant
  • - Heredity, so to speak
  • - Stuff that's passed on
  • - Segments of DNA
  • - Legacy of a sort
  • - Sources of blue eyes, say
  • - Parents pass them on
  • - Wilder and Hackman
  • - Spliced things
  • - They give you character
  • - They're passed down in families
  • - Families share them
  • - They're passed down
  • - Inheritance factors?
  • - Parents' legacies
  • - Mendel's concern
  • - Parental endowments
  • - Character parts
  • - Objects of splicing, perhaps
  • - Family inheritance?
  • - See 48-Across
  • - information with two directions for things that get passed on?
  • - Heredity hand-me-downs
  • - tiny hand-me-downs?
  • - They determine the eye color
  • - Biological parents pass them on
  • - what everyone inherits
  • - Units of heredity in biology
  • - Former US President, Zachary Taylor, is said to have died after eating too many of these fruits
  • - Sir, cheer up the fruit
  • - Sir, cheer for the fruit
  • - Key to German address that is south of the orchard
  • - Fruit that woman shouts about
  • - Revolutionary writings initially lacking lies of fruitcake perhaps
  • - Small red fruits
  • - Calls to package the woman's fruit
  • - Sir, cheer up the fruits
  • - Fruit that may be dear in France starts to ripen in early summer
  • - Fruit for pies.
  • - Stone-fruit
  • - Red fruit
  • - Round red fruit
  • - They might get stoned
  • - Revolutionary writings from half the movies utilised by fruitcakes?
  • - Manhattan garnishes
  • - Sundae toppings