➠ Words that end with s
List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".
- - Printer measurements
- - half ems (print)
- - Printer's marks
- - Print widths
- - Printers' concerns
- - Printer's dashes
- - Printers' concern
- - Print distances
- - Some print shop measures
- - Print shop measures
- - Winged female spirit
- - Junior naval rank, for short
- - Middle of a tunnel?
- - There are three in Nuneaton
- - Paris university, Pasteur and Sartre's alma mater
- - They come before ohs
- - Low U.S. Navy rank, for short
- - Men seem to show such content, being philosophical
- - Lowish USN rank
- - Some Scrabble tiles
- - Young naval officer (Abbr.)
- - O'Toole's rank [abbr.]
- - couple from bonn?
- - recent uscga grad
- - Kennedy center
- - middle letters in "tennis"
- - wesley crusher's rank on "star trek: tng"
- - northern frontiers?
- - They come after ems
- - seaman's superior: abbr.
- - madonna has two
- - Half of the word "non-union"
- - oh preceders
- - cpo superior
- - things that come in the middle of dinner?
- - middle of cannes?
- - chekov's early "star trek" rank: abbr.
- - Low-ranking naval officer (Abbr.)
- - ensign, briefly
- - Kennel center?
- - Junior rank in the navy, for short
- - fennel core
- - 40% of a penny?
- - New navy officer?: Abbr.
- - Units of measurement used in printing
- - Junior rank in the Navy: Abbr.
- - Junior commissioned officer: Abbr.
- - Junior Navy officer, for short
- - D...e: thick
- - Junior naval rank: Abbr.
- - Runner's midsection?
- - Letters after gender M... (plural)
- - Naval rank, for short
- - Birds initially ignored nuts
- - 3/8 of nineteen?
- - Ensign for short
- - two letters in "notion"
- - cannes couple?
- - O'Toole, e.g. [abbr.]
- - nanny, mostly?
- - U.S.N. rank: Abbr.
- - USN officer [abbr.]
- - First nightly news segments?
- - Low-ranking "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.
- - Printing widths
- - Dash sizes
- - Typographical spaces
- - Low USN rank(Used today)
- - Actual being
- - U.S.N.A. grad
- - Certain dashes
- - Abstract being
- - Funny pair?
- - The two for tennis?
- - Dinner duo?
- - Coast Guard off.
- - Capt.'s aide
- - Widths of some spaces
- - Viennese center?
- - USNA grad's rank
- - U.S.N.A. graduate
- - Two of nine?
- - Rank in the Navy (Abbr.)
- - London has two
- - Dinner couple?
- - Tennessee neighbors?
- - One-point Scrabble tiles
- - Lt.'s inferior, in the Navy
- - Jr. naval officer
- - Em followers
- - 14th letters
- - Zees on their sides
- - Winning trio?
- - Widths in printing
- - U.S.N.A. grad: Abbr.
- - Tunnel center?
- - Three for nanny?
- - Some dash widths
- - Rank below a lt. j.g.
- - Nearly half of ninety-nine?
- - Navy newbie (Abbr.)
- - Nanny's three
- - Inning trio
- - Funny duet?
- - Funny couple?
- - Every inning has three
- - Dinner centerpieces?
- - Coast Guard officer: Abbr.
- - USNA rank
- - Type spaces
- - Two from Connecticut?
- - Quartet in "No, No, Nanette"
- - Pulver's rank (Abbr.)
- - PT boat officer: Abbr.
- - Printing spaces
- - No one has two of them?
- - Nine consonants?
- - New USNA grad
- - Neon borders?
- - Nav. Academy grad
- - Half the width of ems
- - Dash measures
- - Conceptual being
- - Cincinnati threesome
- - Anne's pair
- - A couple from Connecticut?
- - A cannon has three
- - USNA grad rank
- - Uncanny trio?
- - Two of none?
- - Tilde wearers
- - The three in an inning?
- - The middle of dinner?
- - Tennis partners?
- - Tennis doubles?
- - Stunning trio?
- - Some of Vanna's letters?
- - Seventh-inning quartet?
- - Pulver's rank, in film (Abbr.)
- - Penny has two
- - One who takes capt.'s orders
- - Nunnery trio?
- - Nonunion quartet?
- - Nixon has two
- - Ninja pair?
- - Naval rank below Lieut.
- - Naval officer below lieut.
- - Lt.'s underling
- - Low-ranking USN officer
- - Jr. officer
- - Halves of ems
- - Half-picas
- - Funnel's middle?
- - Ems' followers
- - Em chasers
- - Dinner twosome?
- - CPO's superior
- - Cincinnati trio?
- - Cincinnati has three
- - Canadian couple?
- - Bananas have two
- - Annapolis grad (Abbr.)
- - "Star Trek" off.
- - "Star Trek" extra: Abbr.
- - Winning threesome?
- - Widths of typical characters
- - What Nixon and Kennedy have in common?
- - USNA graduate, perhaps
- - USNA grads
- - Units of measurement
- - U.S.N. grad
- - Typographer's widths
- - Two out of nine?
- - Two inner needs?
- - Trio from Cincinnati?
- - Tilde carriers
- - Threesome per inning?
- - Thinnish middle?
- - They're half the width of ems
- - There are two in a penny?
- - The two in none?
- - The two for none?
- - The Nanny has three
- - The four in the seventh inning?
- - Sonnet's middle part?
- - Shipboard title: Abbr.
- - Scrabble 1-pointers
- - Running's three
- - Pulver title in "Mister Roberts" (Abbr.)
- - Printing meas.
- - Pennsylvania has three
- - Pennant trio?
- - Parker's rank on "McHale's Navy" (Abbr.)
- - Pair of bunnies?
- - Pair from Connecticut?
- - One of Tennessee's twosomes
- - Officer on a PT boat: Abbr.
- - Nus to us
- - Not the longest dashes
- - Northern extremes?
- - Northern ends?
- - Noon pair?
- - Ninny uses three
- - Newly minted USN officer
- - New Naval grad.
- - Naval academy grad's rank: Abbr.
- - Nation's borders?
- - Nanny has three
- - Mr. Pulver's rank
- - Lunch has one, dinner has two
- - LTJG subordinate
- - Lt. j.g.'s inferior
- - Lowest commissioned USN officer
- - Lowest commissioned nav. officer
- - Low-ranking off.
- - Lengths of some dashes
- - Campaign donation orgs. for short
- - Grps. that fund campaigns
- - Funders of many campaign ads, in brief
- - Restore Our Future and the Red White and Blue Fund, e.g.
- - Opaque campaign supporters, briefly
- - Campaign-funding grps.
- - "Super" grps.
- - Campaign-funding gps
- - Campaign funders, briefly
- - Campaign-backing orgs
- - Campaign donation orgs
- - Campaign supporters
- - Campaign funding orgs
- - Orgs. that donate to runners
- - Moneyed campaign orgs
- - Campaign grps
- - "Super" campaign orgs.
- - Campaign finance reform targets, briefly
- - Campaign coffer fillers
- - D.C. funders
- - Busy orgs. during campaigns
- - Fund-raising grs.
- - Certain campaign funders, for short
- - Campaign fund grps.
- - Lobbying grps.
- - Donation-soliciting grps.
- - Campaign funders, for short
- - D.C. fund-raisers
- - D.C. fund-raiser
- - Campaign contributors: Abbr.
- - Campaign orgs.
- - Fund-raising gps
- - Fund-raising orgs
- - Special-interest grps.
- - Campaign support grps
- - d.c. superpowers?
- - d.c. fundraising orgs.
- - fundraising orgs.
- - candidate-funding orgs.
- - super groups?
- - d.c. funding groups
- - "Super" orgs.
- - War chest orgs.
- - Lobbyist orgs.
- - Debussy's ...... de lune
- - D.C. influencers
- - D.C. fundraisers
- - Lobbying orgs
- - Orgs. with lobbyists
- - D.C. influence gps
- - Lobby orgs
- - Influential D.C. groups
- - Employers of many former U.S. reps
- - D.C. lobby orgs
- - D.C. interest groups
- - Primary funding sources, briefly
- - Alternatives to moccasins
- - DC donors
- - DC lobbyists
- - Groups close to the lobby?
- - Donation-soliciting gps.
- - D.C. donors
- - Big donors of a sort
- - Candidates may have super ones
- - Heavy boots
- - D.C. lobbying orgs.
- - Lobbying groups
- - Moccasin cousins
- - Special interest gps.
- - Lobbying gps.
- - Big donors to office seekers
- - Pol supporters
- - Moccasins' kin
- - Political orgs.
- - Soft money sources, briefly
- - Pols' providers (abbr.)
- - Big donors
- - Overshoe liners
- - Felt boots
- - Congressional contributors: Abbr.
- - Subjects of fed. election regulations
- - Pols' providers
- - Interest groups, for short
- - Snow boots
- - D.C. lobbyists
- - Politician's ATMs?
- - Ready money for candidates: abbr.
- - Congressional contributors
- - Moccasins
- - DC orgs.
- - Candidates' fin. resources
- - Lobbyists, for short
- - DC arm-twisters
- - Helps for Reps. and Dems.
- - Larrigans
- - Financial support for Dems. and Reps.
- - Lumberman's boots
- - Cold-weather footgear
- - Waterproof boots
- - Larrigans' kin
- - Cold-weather footwear
- - Half boots
- - Footwear pair
- - Heelless sheepskin shoes
- - Boot liners
- - Footwear
- - Super ...
- - Election presence since the '40s
- - Bustles
- - Motor noises
- - Sings wordlessly
- - Sounds of well-tuned engines
- - Plays a kazoo
- - Sounds of activity
- - Runs nicely
- - Is abuzz
- - Ambient noises from appliances, e.g
- - What idle amp does
- - Operates perfectly
- - Forgets the words, maybe
- - Keeps one's mouth shut?
- - Sings without words
- - Joins in wordlessly
- - Is busy
- - Plays a kazoo, basically
- - Doesn't quite sing
- - Obviously doesn't know the words
- - Sings with a closed mouth
- - Sings close-mouthed
- - Operates smoothly
- - Ambient sounds
- - Symptoms for a car mechanic
- - Is at a loss for words?
- - Sings with closed mouth
- - Close-mouthed singing
- - Sings along without words
- - Buzzes along
- - Runs well, as an engine
- - Performs musically sans words
- - Purrs
- - Droning sounds
- - Accompanies musically sans words
- - Operates well
- - Indistinct sounds of mingled voices
- - Works efficiently
- - Sings to oneself
- - Bombinates
- - Insect noises
- - Bee sounds
- - Sounds of a kind
- - Is full of activity.
- - Insect sounds.
- - Sings in a certain way.
- - Is full of activity: Colloq.
- - Factory noises.
- - Sings a tune.
- - Really cooks
- - Chugs on all cylinders
- - Song sounds
- - Runs smoothly
- - Runs smoothly, as an engine
- - Runs well
- - Drones
- - Buzzes
- - Engine sounds.
- - Goes "mmm mmm mmm mmm," maybe
- - sounds, as bees
- - Sounds from smoothly running machines
- - Rids of unpleasant aromas
- - Freshens, in a way
- - French Impressionist Claude Monet's series of oil paintings depicting his flower garden
- - Frequent subject for Claude Monet
- - pads for amphibious landings (monet)?
- - Plants that Monet was obsessed with
- - Plants painted often by Monet
- - Aquatic plants
- - Floating pond plants
- - Inspiration for Monet
- - Monet subjects
- - Monet painting
- - Painting by Monet
- - Monet theme.
- - Monet subject
- - Pad producers