➠ Words that end with s
List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".
- - learns via word of mouth
- - Learns (of)
- - Catches word of
- - Uses one of the senses
- - Is told of
- - Gets word
- - Gets an earful
- - Gets word of
- - Gets news of
- - Gets the word
- - Is informed of.
- - Gets wind of
- - Gets the news
- - Becomes aware of
- - Takes notice of
- - Is told
- - Tries cortege vehicle no end
- - Timeless card game is trying
- - Garden implement without top is trying
- - eavesdrops successfully
- - Perceives sound
- - Receives news
- - Detects, as noises
- - Learns about
- - Takes testimony from
- - Picks up, as info
- - Listens and pays attention
- - Presides over, as a trial
- - Uses a sense
- - Is attentive, in a way
- - Considers, as a judge
- - Learns
- - Considers judicially
- - Seuss' "Horton .... a Who!"
- - Finds out; tries
- - Gives audience to
- - Perceives a sound
- - Pays heed to
- - Learns through the grapevine
- - What "Nobody" does to Suicidal Tendencies
- - Finds out, in a way
- - Uses one's auricular sense
- - Is within earshot
- - Emulates a judge
- - Is led to believe
- - Presides over as a judge
- - Considers from the bench
- - Takes, as testimony
- - Auscultates
- - Gives an audience to
- - Considers, as testimony
- - Uses auricular sense
- - Picks up some waves?
- - Attends, as a recital
- - Considers officially
- - Takes testimony
- - Cathes
- - Eavesdrops
- - Gives attention to.
- - Learns by report.
- - Gives audience or attention to.
- - Gives ear.
- - Presides over (a case)
- - Detects, in a way
- - Attends
- - Is informed.
- - Finds out about.
- - Tunes in
- - Listens
- - Auditions
- - Sits in judgment
- - Finds out
- - Heeds
- - Pays attention to
- - Listens to
- - Takes to heart
- - Pays attention
- - Considers
- - Tries
- - Catches
- - Picks up
- - Perseveres with sisters scrambling after first prize
- - continues in spite of your sister and her addition to the letter
- - continues obstinately
- - continues steadfastly
- - Obstinately continues appended note about cycling nun
- - Soldiers on street -- sister and agent heading back
- - Continues in spite of opposition
- - Continues against opposition
- - Continues against all odds
- - Continues firmly.
- - Continues
- - Papa with wayward sisters continues resolutely
- - continues despite opposition
- - Is tenacious
- - Fights through adversity(Used today)
- - Keeps on
- - Fights through adversity
- - Soldiers on
- - Keeps trying
- - Won't give up
- - Is determined
- - Becomes stubborn.
- - Doesn't take no for an answer
- - Keeps going
- - Perseveres
- - Lasts
- - Endures
- - Doesn't give up
- - Hangs (on)
- - Lingers
- - Keeps on keeping on
- - Non-Jewish people
- - Non-Jewish people, usually considered Christians
- - Non-Jews
- - Non-Mormons, to Mormons
- - no jews lie to little gentlemen!
- - Short body builder stuck in bathroom outside Mormon Church
- - Artists Bellini and da Fabriano
- - Christians
- - Settings for many TV dramas
- - 24-hour hospital areas [Abbr]
- - Urgent care sites: Abbr.
- - "hmmms" and "uhs" colleagues
- - Settings for some TV dramas, in brief
- - Hospital areas in medical dramas (Abbr.)
- - Hospital triage sites (Abbr.)
- - Some hospital drama sets: Abbr.
- - med. sites that fill in the blanks for "g..ne..al ho..pital"
- - Places with cases: Abbr.
- - Hospital areas that contain IVs: Abbr.
- - medical-drama locations, for short
- - Hospital departments that treat the most urgent cases: Abbr.
- - triage areas: abbr.
- - Workplaces for triage nurses: Abbr.
- - Hospital triage locations: Abbr.
- - Workplaces for triage nurses
- - Hospital settings for many scenes in Code Black and Chicago Med (Abbr.)
- - Critical-care hospital areas for short
- - settings for ivs
- - Hosp. areas for urgent cases
- - Where critical work is done in hospitals: Abbr.
- - Where ambulances take people: Abbr.
- - Places with frontline workers, for short
- - Settings for medical dramas
- - MDs' workplaces, perhaps
- - some medical-drama settings: abbr.
- - Workplaces for some nurse managers
- - Workplaces for RNs and MDs (Abbr.)
- - Busy hospital areas (Abbr.)
- - Workplaces for some orderlies
- - places offering acute care: abbr.
- - Hospital sections, for short
- - Hospital areas, for short
- - Where many RNs work
- - Hospital parts, for short(Used today)
- - Stalling-for-time sounds
- - Trauma sites, for short
- - Where MDs and RNs stay busy
- - triage centers depicted on tv medical dramas
- - some verbal stumbles
- - Locales staffed by M.D.s
- - medical drama locales
- - Residents work there
- - "I mean …" sounds
- - Hospital show settings
- - Urgent care ctrs.
- - Pausing syllables
- - iv places
- - Sounds of some pauses
- - "Grey's Anatomy" settings
- - places where you might hear "clear!"
- - Equivalents of ums
- - Some filler words
- - Busy hosp. parts
- - Some hesitations
- - emergency rooms
- - Where "stats" are followed, briefly
- - med. drama settings, often
- - "Grey's Anatomy" settings, in brief
- - Queen's plant
- - floundering sounds
- - Hosp.
- - Pauser's syllables
- - Hospital settings, briefly
- - Some transcript omissions
- - Triage places
- - High-stress med. facilities
- - Hospital drama sets, in brief
- - places to hear "clear!"
- - stutterer's syllables found twice in this clue
- - 49 follower
- - acute med. care sites
- - settings in many medical dramas, briefly
- - Hosp. crisis centers
- - Conversational stopgaps
- - where some docs work
- - Starts of hedges
- - hospital sections, casually
- - Hospital areas, briefly
- - Critical points
- - Hesitation words
- - Bitter vetch
- - Vetch
- - Hosp. sites
- - Stammering sounds
- - Hosp. hot spots
- - Triage centers, briefly
- - Triage areas, briefly
- - Hospital trauma ctrs.
- - Syllables of uncertainty
- - IV areas
- - Warmth from watchmakers for The Brownies
- - Purchases for weddings and birthdays
- - Desserts at weddings and birthday parties
- - Treats for birthday parties
- - With 'and' and 24-Down, Maugham novel
- - Babka and baba
- - "Pound" and "sponge" desserts
- - "...... and Ale"
- - "Pound" and "sponge" ending
- - Sponge and marble, e.g.
- - Babas and babkas
- - Tortes and petits fours
- - Sponge and marble
- - Maugham's "...... and Ale"
- - Black Forest and more
- - Torte and petit four
- - "...... and Ale," Maugham work
- - Angel and devil's-food
- - Arrange sick leave then live off baked treats
- - baked treat, english, found in different sack
- - "the great british baking show" creations
- - Candle holders, sometimes
- - They're often in tiers at weddings
- - Wedding desserts with multiple tiers
- - Patties
- - They may be topped with birthday candles
- - Soap bars
- - They sometimes come in sheets
- - Baked treats
- - Angel food, devil's food, etc.
- - Bakery items
- - Patisserie offerings
- - Sweet baked goods
- - Sweet baked items
- - Pastries king put in fancy case
- - Patisserie array
- - Bakery staples
- - Bakers' creations
- - Bakery wares
- - Things at birthday parties
- - Birthday party desserts
- - Dessert menu items
- - "Ace of ....": 2000s Food Network bakery show
- - Delicious Marvin Gaye instrumental?
- - Some soap
- - Bakery treats
- - Buddy Valastro's creations
- - Bakery offerings
- - They're sometimes upside-down
- - Birthday buys
- - Candle holders?
- - Birthday desserts
- - What damp flour does
- - Birthday candle holders
- - Some dessert menu items
- - Soapy sales
- - Ale's complement?
- - Partner of 21-Across
- - Dessert listings
- - Ice or soap units
- - Birthday treats
- - Ale partner
- - Some candle holders?
- - Encrusts
- - With 40A, a breakfast order
- - Soap supply
- - Petits fours, e.g.
- - Diner dessert display
- - Bathday bars
- - They go with ale
- - Doesn't maintain even consistency
- - Petits fours
- - Ladyfingers e.g.
- - Bars of soap
- - Tortes
- - Teatime comestibles
- - Ale's partner
- - Johnny ...... (cornbreads)
- - Ale's companion
- - Dessert items.
- - Desserts.
- - Waffles.
- - Companion of ale.
- - Ale's partners.
- - Birthday symbols.
- - Petit fours.
- - Masses, as of ice.
- - Concomitant of ale.
- - Brownies.
- - Wedding symbols.
- - Cookies
- - Soap units
- - Bakery products
- - Bakery display
- - Patisserie purchase
- - Party fare
- - Sheet
- - Sweets
- - Fruit
- - Solidifies
- - Jumbles
- - Bakery buys
- - Bakery array
- - Sweet treats
- - Pastries
- - Bake sale offerings
- - Baked desserts
- - See 13-Down
- - See 64-Across
- - baked goods
- - Centerpieces at wedding receptions
- - some desserts on "the great british bake off"
- - baked food items
- - Candle holders, of a sort
- - icing targets
- - Singular sorts
- - Singular bunch
- - Quirky sorts
- - Peculiar folk
- - Peculiar people at strange dances
- - Eccentrics - slang
- - A 1993 collection of short stories by William Sleator
- - Unconventional people not paired at dances
- - Quirky characters
- - Strange people
- - Weird types
- - Eccentric types
- - Bold lads? (anag)
- - Eccentric folks
- - First three figures in 15 across find dances for eccentrics
- - Parties attended by occasional misfits
- - Oxford theologian dances with eccentrics
- - Strange or eccentric people
- - Characters taking chances around globe
- - Strange folk dances led by old theologian
- - Starts 22 across with dances for weirdos
- - Weirdos
- - Strange birds
- - Kooky types
- - Screw-loose types
- - Cuckoos
- - Real characters
- - Ump's strange calls? (1984)
- - Fish out of water
- - Crazies
- - Eccentric ones
- - Eccentrics
- - 'Nuts!'
- - Church workers
- - Church employees
- - Church employes.
- - Bell ringers in churches.
- - Under-officers in a church.
- - Church officers
- - Bell ringers
- - those who use keys a lot?
- - Secretarial workers
- - Fantastic psychiatrist doesn't get chair so they write letters, furiously
- - Assistants for authors
- - Fingerprinters
- - Key workers
- - Staff of office?
- - Keyboard operators
- - Office workers using keyboards
- - Pool participants
- - Keyboard experts
- - Group using headphones
- - Keyboard users
- - IBM Selectric users
- - Keyboard pros
- - Draft preparers
- - Underwood users
- - Office staff
- - Key employees?
- - Office employes.
- - Workers in demand in Washington.
- - Dictators' aides
- - Pool workers
- - Office help
- - Office workers
- - Key members of the office staff
- - Fingerprint experts?
- - Rock workers
- - Quarry men
- - Certain builders
- - Bricklayers
- - Blockheads