➠ Words that end with s

List contains 72327 Words that end with "s".

mos
  • - apr. and aug., e.g.
  • - apr. and aug., for two
  • - mar. and apr., e.g. (abbr.)
  • - June and January, for example: Abbr.
  • - jan. and jun., e.g.
  • - Jan., Feb., etc.
  • - Jan. and Dec.
  • - Jan. and company
  • - Dec. and Jan.
  • - Apr. and Aug.
  • - Sept. and Dec.
  • - Oct. and Dec.
  • - March and April, for example: Abbr.
  • - Mar. and Sept.
  • - June and July, for example: Abbr.
  • - June and July shortly
  • - January, February, and so on: Abbr.
  • - January and February, for example: Abbr.
  • - Jan. and Sept. e.g.
  • - Jan. and Aug.
  • - Apr. and Nov.
  • - Apr. and Dec.
  • - Wks. and wks
  • - Aug. and Sept
  • - Jan. and Feb
  • - Apr. and Oct
  • - Jan., Feb., Mar., etc
  • - Sept., Oct. and Nov
  • - Jun. and Jul
  • - Jul. and Aug
  • - Oct. and Nov
  • - Dec. and Jan., e.g.
  • - Nov. and Dec.
  • - Jan., Feb. and Mar.
  • - Apr. and Jul.
  • - Jan. and Jul.
  • - May and June: Abbr.
  • - "Knuffle Bunny" author Willems and namesakes
  • - Jun., Jul., Aug., etc.
  • - PD data
  • - The answers to the starred clues: Abbr.
  • - they take days to finish, briefly?
  • - datebook divs.
  • - 1-12: Abbr.
  • - ... Def (stage name of rapper/actor Yasiin Bey)
  • - "timely" doz.
  • - Cal. sections
  • - Fractions of a year: Abbr.
  • - Musician/actor ... Def
  • - info on rap sheets
  • - With 5-Down stage name of rapper/singer/actor Yasiin Bey
  • - Parts of years (Abbr.)
  • - Greatest quantity: ...t
  • - Parts of a year: Abbr.
  • - Crooks' methods, to cops
  • - Units in the yr.
  • - Twelfths of a year: Abbr.
  • - Three in a season: Abbr.
  • - Police findings, for short
  • - Perps' patterns, for short
  • - Parts of a yr.
  • - P.O. transactions
  • - Oct., Nov., etc.
  • - Oct., Nov., Dec.
  • - Nov., Dec., et al.
  • - Mag. subscription units
  • - Loan periods: Abbr.
  • - J F M A M J J A S O N D
  • - Hip-hop music's ...... Def
  • - Gangster's patterns
  • - Detectives' discoveries: Abbr.
  • - Crooks' patterns, for short
  • - Criminals' ways, briefly
  • - Criminals' habits
  • - Calendar pp., often
  • - Calendar doz.
  • - Boxes with 30 boxes or so: Abbr.
  • - Apr., Oct., Nov.
  • - "The New Danger" artist ...... Def
  • - "The Ecstatic" rapper ...... Def
  • - "Casa Bey" rapper ...... Def
  • - ...... Eisley (Tatooine spaceport)
  • - ...... Eisley (cantina site on Tatooine)
  • - ...... Def (rapper with the upcoming album "As Promised")
  • - ...... Def (rapper who now goes by Yasiin Bey)
  • - ...... Def (musician/actor who now goes by the name Yasiin Bey)
  • - Time pds.
  • - Calendar divs
  • - Hip-hop's ...... Def
  • - Rapper ...... Def
  • - Rap's ...... Def
  • - Yr.'s 12
  • - Calendar pgs
  • - They precede slashes: Abbr
  • - Criminal patterns, in brief
  • - Qtr. components
  • - Yr. parts
  • - 'The Italian Job' actor ...... Def
  • - Calendar units: Abbr
  • - Season trio: Abbr
  • - Perps' patterns, briefly
  • - Perps' patterns
  • - Ways of doing things, for short
  • - "...... Eisley cantina"
  • - Yr.'s dozen
  • - Twelfths of yrs
  • - Criminal signatures
  • - Crooks' patterns, to cops
  • - Rap sheet routines: Abbr
  • - Hip-hop artist Def
  • - Rapper/actor ...... Def
  • - Appt. book divisions
  • - Criminal patterns, briefly
  • - Calendar pp
  • - Criminal patterns, for short
  • - Wall calendar pgs
  • - Yr. divisions
  • - Black Star member with Talib
  • - "The New Danger" ...... Def
  • - Cal. dozen
  • - Def of hip-hop fame
  • - ...... Def (erstwhile hip-hop name)
  • - Ways, for short
  • - Rapper .... Def, now known as Yasiin Bey
  • - ...... Def (rapper Yasiin Bey's former stage name)
  • - Perp's patterns, briefly
  • - Detectives look for them, briefly
  • - Profiler's concerns
  • - Crooks' methods, for short
  • - 12 in a yr.
  • - Actor/musician ...... Def
  • - ...... Eisley, "Star Wars" cantina town
  • - Actor/rapper ...... Def
  • - Cal. divisions
  • - Wks. on end
  • - Def of "Cadillac Records"
  • - Year divs.
  • - Rap sheet entries, for short
  • - Perps' preferences
  • - Yearly doz.
  • - Cal. headings
  • - Parts of yrs.
  • - Def rapper?
  • - Calendar pages: Abbr.
  • - They last, on average, 7301/2 hrs.
  • - They last 672 to 744 hrs.
  • - Criminals' patterns, for short
  • - Cal. pages
  • - See 113-Down
  • - Cal. units
  • - Def
  • - Calendar spans: Abbr
  • - Rap sheet entries
  • - 1), 2), 3), etc
  • - ___ Eisley ("Star Wars" spaceport)
  • - There are 12 in a yr.
  • - ___ Eisley, where Luke Skywalker meets Han Solo
  • - Calendar units, for short
  • - yasiin bey, formerly known as ...... def
  • - Sci-fi machines
  • - Automatons that resemble humans
  • - Some sci-fi villains
  • - Sci-fi figures
  • - Sci-fi automatons
  • - Sci-fi creatures
  • - Many people call on them
  • - Robots in human form
  • - Some Star Wars machines
  • - Robots and Doris became confused
  • - Robots that resemble people
  • - They run on Marshmallow
  • - Humanlike robots
  • - Humanlike machines
  • - Human-like robots
  • - Doris and Rocky tend to look human but they're not
  • - Robots did so -- ran amok
  • - Some 'Star Wars' figures
  • - Data and others
  • - Dreamers of electric sheep?
  • - C-3PO's ilk
  • - C-3P0 et al.
  • - Philip K. Dick's "Do ...... Dream of Electric Sheep?"
  • - "Blade Runner" characters
  • - Science fiction race
  • - Human look-alikes
  • - "Star Wars" extras
  • - C-3PO and R2-D2
  • - Galaxies, e.g.
  • - Musial and Getz
  • - Kenton and Getz
  • - Mikita and Musial
  • - Laurel and Lee
  • - Humphries and Musial
  • - "South Park" kid and others
  • - Overly adulates, these days
  • - bts army to bts
  • - overdoes the fandom, in slang
  • - is a dedicated fan of, in slang
  • - Takes fandom to an extreme, in slang
  • - Obsessive fans, in slang
  • - Is super into, in modern parlance
  • - Is a huge fan of, in modern slang
  • - Is a huge fan of, slangily
  • - Obsessive fans
  • - Set of seven Asian countries, informally
  • - Overdoes the fandom, slangily
  • - Watergate conspirator Maurice
  • - Set of seven countries, informally
  • - Several Asian lands, informally
pbs
  • - "Antiques Roadshow" network: Abbr.
  • - "Downton Abbey" network
  • - Network that aired "Sesame Street": Abbr.
  • - "American Experience" network: Abbr.
  • - "Sesame Street" network: Abbr.
  • - ... Kids (children's programming network): Abbr.
  • - "Downton Abbey" airer in the U.S.: Abbr.
  • - "Masterpiece" network: Abbr.
  • - "NewsHour" and "Downton Abbey" airer: Abbr.
  • - Network that airs "Masterpiece" and "Great Performances"
  • - "finding your roots with henry louis gates, jr." network
  • - Non-profit American broadcaster whose CEO is Paula Kerger: Abbr.
  • - Network that airs "Sherlock" in the U.S.
  • - Original "Sesame Street" airer: Abbr.
  • - Network that airs "American Experience"
  • - "Frontline" channel: Abbr.
  • - Network supported by "Viewers Like You"
  • - "Downton Abbey" airer in America: Abbr.
  • - The Magic School Bus TV network
  • - Original "Sesame Street" channel: Abbr.
  • - "Washington Week" network
  • - "America's largest classroom" network: Abbr.
  • - TV network letters
  • - TV network
  • - 'Call the Midwife' network
  • - Network with regular pledge drives
  • - "Masterpiece" network
  • - Network with pledge drives
  • - "Amanpour & Co." network
  • - "Nova" network
  • - 'Amanpour & Company' network
  • - "History Detectives" network
  • - Public broadcaster, abbr
  • - 'Frontline' network
  • - Great Performances network
  • - “American Masters” network
  • - "Barney & Friends" network: Abbr.
  • - Nonprofit TV network
  • - Viewer-supported TV network
  • - Antiques Roadshow network
  • - Viewer-supported network
  • - Nonprofit network airing "Antiques Roadshow"
  • - "sanditon" and "newshour" airer
  • - 'POV' channel
  • - Channel that succeeded National Educational Television
  • - first "sesame street" airer
  • - U.S. airer of "Downton Abbey"
  • - "nature" channel
  • - "The Magic School Bus" was its first fully animated series
  • - 'Reading Rainbow' channel
  • - Airer of Nova since 1974
  • - Washington Week TV channel
  • - ... Kids ("Donkey Hodie" airer)
  • - Channel with a three-face logo
  • - TV station that thanks 'viewers like you'
  • - Rose's home
  • - Arthur's home
  • - 'Downton Abbey' airer
  • - "Downton Abbey" channel
  • - "Nova" airer
  • - "Nova" carrier
  • - "Frontline" airer
  • - 'Simply Ming' channel
  • - Original "Sesame Street" channel
  • - "Call the Midwife" channel
  • - "Great Performances" channel
  • - 'Finding Your Roots' channel
  • - 'Frontline' channel
  • - "American Masters" airer
  • - "Poldark" airer
  • - "amanpour & co." airer
  • - TV channel that airs fundraising drives
  • - channel for many rick steves programs
  • - Channel with on-air pledge drives
  • - 'NewsHour' airer
  • - "Masterpiece" channel
  • - athletes' goals, for short
  • - "We'll Meet Again" channel
  • - TV channel, Public Broadcasting Service
  • - "all creatures great and small" airer
  • - "Call the Midwife" airer
  • - 'ask this old house' airer
  • - ... NewsHour (show anchored by Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett)
  • - Ditches around forts built as a defense
  • - ditches below drawbridges
  • - Protective ditches
  • - Defensive water-filled ditches
  • - Defensive castle ditches
  • - Defensive ditches
  • - Surrounding ditches
  • - Castle ditches
  • - Atoms smashed in defensive ditches
  • - Water-filled ditches as fortifications
  • - Watery castle ditches
  • - Spots for drawbridges
  • - Drawbridges span them
  • - Things that drawbridges bridge
  • - Castle-defending ditches
  • - Watery trenches under drawbridges
  • - Ditches around castles
  • - Deep ditches
  • - Wet ditches
  • - Drawbridges cross them
  • - Fortress ditches
  • - Defense ditches
  • - Ditches for ducal domains
  • - Certain ditches.
  • - Ditches
  • - Circular defense mechanisms
  • - castle surrounds
  • - They're found around castles
  • - Castle safeguards
  • - fluid obstacles
  • - Strategic bodies of water
  • - They surround many castles
  • - Castle water barriers
  • - Channels used to protect castles
  • - Castles' defensive trenches
  • - Castle protectors
  • - Castle defenses
  • - Castle surrounders
  • - Castle rings
  • - Castle barriers
  • - Watery rings
  • - Trenches
  • - Defensive rings
  • - Defensive perimeters
  • - Castle encirclers
  • - Zoo trenches
  • - Defensive trenches
  • - Deep defenses
  • - Barriers at animal parks
  • - Rings of water around castles
  • - Medieval barriers
  • - Animal park barriers
  • - Animal park rings
  • - Certain Colonial-era protectors
  • - Trenches in 42 Down
  • - Zoo security features
  • - Protective trenches
  • - Some zoo barriers
  • - Castle trenches
  • - Zoo barriers
  • - Some castle defenses
  • - Watery castle barriers
  • - They're crossed by bridges
  • - Castle ringers
  • - Tokyo Imperial Palace features
  • - Siege deterrents
  • - Rings around castles
  • - Palace guards
  • - Palace protectors
  • - Castle canals
  • - Medieval security devices
  • - Encirclers of castles
  • - Perimeter defenses
  • - Phony respect
  • - Medieval defenses
  • - Castle fortifications
  • - Obstacles for marauders
  • - Zoo dividers
  • - Zoo confines sometimes
  • - Protective waterworks
  • - Castle buffers
  • - Features of many modern zoos
  • - Castles' barriers
  • - Castle guards
  • - Protective rings
  • - Certain trenches
  • - Kronborg Castle features
  • - Canals for castles
  • - Watery fences?
  • - Fosses
  • - Castle features
  • - Protections for princely palaces
  • - Watery trenches
  • - Castle visitors' hurdles
  • - Castle areas
  • - Certain fortifications.
  • - Trenches around castles.
  • - Protection for castles and towns.
  • - Feudal barons' protection.
  • - Fortress trenches
  • - Water barriers
  • - Zoo features
  • - Features of some zoos
  • - Numismatist's collection
  • - Significant change
  • - Change of value?
  • - Indian Head pennies, etc.
  • - 1943 copper pennies, e.g.