➠ Words that end with s
List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".
- - It's not profitable for a company to make it
- - At a ... for words (dumbstruck)
- - Defeat for a team
- - theme in pixar's "up"
- - "I'm at a ... for words"
- - financial figure in red ink
- - stat in standings
- - the l in "just take the l"
- - reason for a claim
- - Antonym for profit
- - The "1" in a 15-1 record
- - "After his fantastic speech, I was at a ... for words." (speechless)
- - the l of "take the l"
- - cause for a claim
- - Disappointing outcome for a competitor
- - Amount recorded in red ink
- - term for a product sold below cost in order to entice customers into the shop.
- - Item in the debit column
- - Amount printed in red ink
- - What red ink indicates
- - At a .... for words (speechless)
- - What red ink represents
- - What boxer Marciano never suffered as a pro
- - What "L" stands for in box scores
- - Sum in red
- - Subject for an insurance company
- - Sack result, in football
- - Sack in football
- - Reason for a tax deduction, maybe
- - Number after a dash, in sports stats
- - Minus-yardage in football
- - Cause of silence in the locker room
- - Basis for many a claim
- - Balance sheet entry in red
- - Bad outcome for the home team
- - Bad news for the home team
- - Basis for a claim
- - What red ink signifies
- - Cause for an insurance claim
- - Number in red
- - L, in box scores
- - P&L part
- - Financial figure in parentheses
- - Figure in red ink
- - Defeat in sport
- - L's meaning, in box scores
- - Datum for the second column
- - Loveless outsiders' bereavement
- - U-turn from profit
- - Lack of profit
- - Sports team setback
- - Profit and ... statement
- - profit opposite
- - Game result that's not a win or a tie
- - Goes with profit on a balance sheet
- - lustre that's less good brings defeat
- - Limburgse klei
- - Stock market crash result, maybe
- - See a ship become a write-off
- - Locusts had cut out waste
- - Colossal wastage of coal?
- - Frustrating investment outcome
- - Antonym of "profit"
- - Balance sheet negative
- - Team defeat
- - Spoiler of a perfect record
- - Gain's opposite
- - Investor's risk
- - stock setback
- - team's defeat
- - Failure To Profit Or Succeed
- - death of marcelo's sister
- - ...... leader [pricing strategy]
- - The opposite of "profit"
- - Investment failure
- - Profit's antonym
- - Certain tax write-off
- - erosive effect
- - Not a win
- - Opposite of a profit
- - disappearance
- - The result of costs exceeding revenue
- - Bottom-line bummer
- - A no-win situation?
- - Negative entry
- - Half a financial statement
- - Game not won
- - Disappointing finish
- - Unfavorable result
- - Profit and ........
- - Bottom-line negative
- - This may be deductible
- - Sports page statistic
- - Sports page column
- - Result of a sack
- - Profit's partner?
- - Negative profit
- - It spoils hot streaks
- - Insurance policy contingency
- - Failed investment
- - End of a winning streak
- - Election defeat
- - Dieter's triumph
- - Deductible item
- - At a ...... (puzzled)
- - Any Buffalo Bills Super Bowl result
- - Win alternative
- - Tour's red ink amount
- - This makes soreheads sore
- - This makes some sore
- - Team statistic
- - Tax-form write-off
- - Surety concern
- - Superfan's disappointment
- - Success, to a dieter
- - Stock market reverse
- - Star's death, to fan
- - Sports team's defeat
- - Slam set, e.g.
- - Result that's not a win or a draw
- - Result of a QB sack
- - Result of a poor investment
- - Red-ink significance
- - Red-ink designation
- - Recording costs, before sales
- - Profit's other side
- - Profit's antithesis
- - Portfolio setback
- - Playoff disappointment
- - Personnel casualty
- - Perfect-record breaker
- - Parenthetical number?
- - Parenthetical figure, often
- - Parenthesized entry
- - Outcome of any of the Bills' Super Bowl appearances
- - Outcome of a 10-17 game
- - Opposite of victory
- - Opposite of profit
- - Nonprofit?
- - Nonprofit situation
- - Non-victory
- - Non-profit situation
- - Negative yardage, e.g.
- - Negative Biohazard song?
- - Negative balance
- - Minus, on a balance sheet
- - Match disappointment
- - Many an insurance claim
- - Layoff's reason, perhaps
- - It's a win to a dieter?
- - It prevents a win-win situation
- - It might bring a team down
- - It may be insured
- - Insured's report
- - Insurance subject
- - Insurance company concern
- - Inge's "A ...... of Roses"
- - Grief counselor's subject
- - Gain's offset
- - Forfeit, e.g.
- - Football setback
- - Firm fear
- - Drop on Wall Street
- - Draw alternative, perhaps
- - Dieter's victory
- - Dieter's progress
- - Dieter's gain?
- - Deductible item on Apr. 15
- - Debit item
- - Coping subject
- - CFO's fear
- - Cause of negative earnings-per-share
- - Casualty, e.g.
- - Bottom-line concern
- - Balance sheet deduction
- - At a .......
- - Another's gain?
- - Adjuster's issue
- - '92 Lou Reed album "Magic and ......"
- - Utter defeat
- - Gambler's woe
- - Gridiron setback
- - Stockholder's concern
- - Dieter's goal
- - Income-tax deduction
- - It may be written off
- - Red figure
- - Pitching statistic
- - Profit's counterpart
- - Bad investment outcome
- - Gloss over disappearing grove - it's a tax right-off
- - Team's setback
- - Sports team's setback
- - Wall Street woe
- - Fiscal disappointment
- - See steamship coming to harm
- - Red ink indication
- - Win's opposite
- - Profit's opposite
- - Perfect season spoiler
- - Disappointing game result
- - Parenthetical amount
- - Winning streak spoiler
- - Tax write-off
- - The '1' of 10-1, say
- - Dow downturn
- - It's often covered by insurance
- - Misplacement
- - Victory's opposite
- - Leader leader?
- - Fan's disappointment
- - Gloss over missing grove - it's a tax right-off
- - Monetary setback
- - Red number
- - Dieter's hope
- - Hostels not needing the tax right-off
- - Muscles that are targets of planking, informally
- - Midsection muscles
- - Stomach muscles
- - Sit-up muscles
- - Crunches can make them shredded
- - Muscles worked by planks
- - Muscles toned by crunches
- - Some core muscles, briefly
- - Cruncher's pride
- - Midriff muscles
- - Muscles strengthened by belly dancing, for short
- - Crunch beneficiaries
- - Midsection muscles, briefly
- - Targets of crunches
- - Muscles seen at Muscle Beach
- - Muscles worked by crunches
- - Muscles targeted in Russian twist exercises
- - They're strengthened by crunches
- - Midriff muscles, for short
- - Ones demonstrating strength in crunch time?
- - Muscles in sit-ups, informally
- - Part of the body that crunches work
- - Muscles used in a Russian twist, for short
- - Muscles targeted in core workouts
- - Muscles targeted by crunches
- - Core muscles, briefly
- - Belly dance muscles
- - muscles worked by dead bug exercises
- - Muscles worked in dead bug exercises
- - Muscles that make up one's core
- - Crunch muscles, for short
- - Muscles you might crunch
- - "Crunchy" stomach muscles, for short
- - muscles stretched in cobra pose
- - Muscles worked by hanging leg raises
- - Muscles worked in a forearm plank
- - Muscles worked by crunches and sit-ups
- - Plank muscles
- - Crunched stomach muscles
- - sailor with small muscles
- - Certain muscles, for short
- - Gym muscles, for short
- - Muscles worked by situps
- - Muscles worked by bicycle kicks
- - it might keep you off the skids
- - muscles targeted in a plank
- - Gymgoer's pride
- - Planking targets them
- - Internal stabilizers
- - Plank targets
- - Core part, informally
- - Inhalation assistants
- - Bodybuilder's pride
- - What sit-ups work
- - Stopping tech
- - Six-pack in a gym
- - Planks strengthen them
- - They're below pecs
- - Targets of plank exercises
- - Ms. Olympia's six-pack
- - Anti-lock brakes, for short
- - Obliques neighbors
- - Mr. America's pride
- - Hunk's pride
- - Plank exercise targets
- - Core workout target
- - They may get crunched during exercise
- - Six-pack components
- - Tummy group
- - What sit-ups strengthen
- - Gym rat's six-pack
- - Muscular sextet
- - When they're ripped, they're strong
- - Sit-ups sculpt them
- - They may be chiseled
- - Some six-packs
- - Corporeal stabilizers
- - What sit-ups build
- - Six-pack group
- - Auto safety feature to prevent skidding, for short
- - what stops newer vws
- - safe slowing system: could it be a six-pack?
- - six-packs, sometimes
- - Mountain climbers work them
- - Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is known for these
- - Belly bumps?
- - They're made in the kitchen and not at the gym, it's said
- - Core workout targets
- - Core features of modern car technology
- - The years go by so fast!
- - By embracing life at sea, it doesn't seem as long!
- - It happens when you're having fun
- - "The years just whiz by!": 2 wds.
- - "The days just whiz by!"
- - "It's 2 a.m. already?!"
- - start of an ''entertaining'' adage
- - what does the latin phrase "tempus fugit" mean?
- - What happens when you're having fun?
- - Space ... / Bar ...
- - Start of a quip
- - Sponsors as a highway
- - formally chooses a candidate for present-day post, maybe
- - Takes on as one's own
- - takes in a rescue dog
- - what a tea party! ps ... takes it up
- - Takes in, as a shelter dog
- - takes home from a pet shelter
- - takes up the past at a party
- - Provides a home for a small charge
- - Assumes as one's own?
- - takes in, as a shelter cat
- - Takes home from a shelter
- - Becomes parents, in a way
- - Rescues from a shelter
- - Takes home from a shelter, say
- - Takes as one's own
- - Accepts, as a resolution
- - Rescues a foundling, say
- - Becomes a parent, in a way
- - Enlarges a family, in a way
- - Embraces as one's own
- - Accepts formally, as a resolution
- - Begins to follow, as a philosophy
- - Embraces, as a philosophy
- - Becomes a parent
- - Passes, as a bill
- - Passes, as legislation
- - Goes abroad for a baby, perhaps
- - Becomes a parent not by childbirth
- - Takes in as one's own
- - Accepts, as a report.
- - accepts as one's own
- - Takes on commercial picks
- - assumes publicity spot in error
- - Takes home from the pound, say
- - Takes on political leader up the street making fuss
- - takes home from the shelter
- - What Roland does with Jake and Mike does with Kyra
- - Assumes, takes up
- - Emulates Angelina Jolie
- - formally accepts
- - Takes in (child)
- - Takes from the pound
- - Rescues from the pound, maybe
- - Embraces
- - Expands the family, perhaps
- - Agrees to dig up bone and shell in South Africa
- - Gets the pointer, say?
- - Takes on or in
- - Takes on commercial pots after redesign
- - Votes to enact
- - Makes one's own
- - Decides to use toads swimming around top of pool
- - Votes to accept
- - Decides to start using
- - Takes the greyhound home, say
- - Votes to accept post ad, perhaps
- - Adds to the family
- - Assumes parking will be limited by migrating toads
- - Starts using
- - Takes home from the pound
- - Assumes trouble approaching uneven bits of paths
- - Takes into one's family
- - Takes in opening band
- - Takes up or takes in
- - Rescues from the pound, say
- - Gets pets, maybe
- - Espouses
- - Takes in or takes on
- - Votes to approve
- - Chooses for oneself
- - Rescues from the pound
- - Decides to use
- - Accepts formally
- - Selects and takes.
- - Takes by choice.
- - Takes under one's wing
- - Ratifies.
- - Takes up
- - Accepts
- - Takes over
- - Takes on
- - Takes in
- - Assumes