➠ Words that end with x

List contains 1981 Words that end with "x".

tax
  • - Burden, make heavy demands
  • - Wage earner's burden
  • - Impose a burden
  • - Financial burden
  • - Burden
  • - Put a burden on
  • - Place a burden on
  • - What HMRC collects
  • - Homophone of tacks
  • - Word that appears twice on a Monopoly board
  • - Civic duty, of a sort
  • - publican who supplies no drinks, but demands payment
  • - revenue contribution
  • - Luxury ... [Monopoly board space]
  • - Put demands on
  • - sales .. [part of a bill]
  • - Volunteers a kiss by way of payment!
  • - ... bracket (IRS concern)
  • - Income ... (IRS collection)
  • - Government levy on businesses and employees
  • - Charge of cab not going all the way
  • - civic duty?
  • - luxury ...... (space on the monopoly bard)
  • - sales ...... (stores charge it)
  • - Salary deduction, usually
  • - contribution to government
  • - charge duty on
  • - money paid when one leaves the cab
  • - Something a state adds on to a sale
  • - "Sales" or "income" follower
  • - "...... the rich" (statement on alexandria ocasio-cortez's 2021 met gala dress)
  • - extra charge on a receipt
  • - Line on many a sales receipt
  • - Dodgers might not pay it
  • - Income ... (Monopoly space)
  • - Thing added to the retail price
  • - Greatly pressurize
  • - Cause pressure, stress
  • - word after sales or luxury
  • - Income ... (Monopoly square)
  • - What you pay the government
  • - Amount due to the IRS
  • - Amount added to what's on a price tag
  • - Government's share from your earnings
  • - Government charge
  • - place a strain on
  • - Word after "property" or "sales"
  • - What a dutiful citizen pays to the government
  • - Levy that makes part-time soldiers cross
  • - Put a strain on unfinished vehicle
  • - Income ..., collected by the IRS
  • - Word after income or property
  • - death companion
  • - IRS's collection
  • - Money paid to the government
  • - 5 Paycheck deduction
  • - Line at the bottom of a bill
  • - line on many bills
  • - Weigh heavily on
  • - Income ...... return
  • - Word with luxury or sales
  • - What Matthew collected
  • - Sale add-on, perhaps
  • - Money for Uncle Sam
  • - It's added to the bill
  • - Income outgo
  • - Common add-on
  • - Your duty, as an American citizen
  • - Word with withholding
  • - Word with state or sales
  • - Word with luxury or excise
  • - Word with cut and rate
  • - Word that can precede "exempt" or "shelter"
  • - Word that can follow "sales" or "income"
  • - Word before cut or rate
  • - Word after sales or income
  • - What the IRS collects
  • - What nobody likes to pay
  • - What Lady Godiva protested
  • - What an assessor assesses
  • - Wage earner's payment
  • - Tribute to the government
  • - Test to the max
  • - Tea partier's rallying point
  • - Take a toll on
  • - Store charge, often
  • - State add-on
  • - Source of blues for John Q.'s
  • - Source of anxiety for some in April
  • - Some people pay it quarterly
  • - Sales or nuisance
  • - Sales ...... (amount added onto a price)
  • - Return topic
  • - Return subject
  • - Restaurant bill add-on
  • - Purchase price addition
  • - Prove burdensome to
  • - Property owner's assessment
  • - Press hard on
  • - Precedes exempt or deductible
  • - Poll or stamp
  • - Peter's pence
  • - Penultimate line on most bills
  • - Pay cut?
  • - Part of the ticket cost.
  • - Part of the tab, often
  • - Part of the tab
  • - Municipal levy
  • - Money that's sent to the government
  • - Money sent to the IRS
  • - Money demanded by the IRS
  • - Money deducted from a paycheck
  • - Money collected by the IRS
  • - Make rigorous demands on
  • - Luxury ...... (square on a Monopoly board)
  • - Luxury ...... (space between Boardwalk and Park Place)
  • - Lottery winner's obligation
  • - Line on a cash register receipt
  • - Kind of shelter or table
  • - It's your duty?
  • - It's often evaded
  • - It's often added to the retail price
  • - It's often above the final total
  • - It's deducted from a paycheck
  • - It's based on purchase price
  • - It might be flat
  • - It may pay for road repairs
  • - IRS' share
  • - Income or sales follower
  • - Income or sales
  • - Income follower
  • - Income bite
  • - Income ...... (square on a Monopoly board)
  • - Income ...... (payment to the IRS)
  • - Income ...... ("fiscal cliff" topic)
  • - Impose a tariff
  • - I.R.S.'s share
  • - I.R.S. payment
  • - GST word
  • - Government fundraiser?
  • - Government demand
  • - Good thing to be sheltered from
  • - Fee paid to the IRS
  • - Fee often added to a bill's subtotal
  • - Excise or income
  • - Cost increaser
  • - Component of some bills
  • - Cigarettes have it
  • - Checkout calculation
  • - Charge added to a store purchase
  • - Cash register calculation
  • - Campaign promise topic
  • - Bush ...... cuts
  • - Boston Tea Party issue
  • - Bill surcharge
  • - Big estate concern
  • - Area of expertise for a CPA
  • - April 15th payment
  • - April 15 demand
  • - Airport duty
  • - A 4/15 worry
  • - ...... return (something often filed around April 15)
  • - Heavy demand
  • - Surcharge
  • - Capital gains?
  • - IRS concern
  • - I.R.S. concern
  • - Put a levy on
  • - Retail add-on
  • - Uncle Sam's take
  • - Boston Tea Party catalyst
  • - Revenue source
  • - Receipt line
  • - Duty; levy
  • - Word before 'break' or 'return'
  • - It's usually due April 15
  • - Figure on a sales slip
  • - Make demands on
  • - Subject of two squares on a Monopoly board
  • - Payment to the government
  • - Government guarantee?
  • - Add-on on a sales slip
  • - April payment
  • - Figure on a receipt
  • - April 15 payment
  • - Word before 'shelter' or 'haven'
  • - Line on a bill just above the total
  • - ...... bracket
  • - Kind of bracket or shelter
  • - GST, e.g
  • - Compulsory charge
  • - Payment due in mid-April
  • - Bite of your bacon
  • - Make heavy demands on
  • - Government levy
  • - Luxury ...... (Monopoly space)
  • - ...... Day (April 15th, typically)
  • - Really strain
  • - Payment to the IRS
  • - Word before base or shelter
  • - Duty of Beaux Arts to remove abuser
  • - Something levied
  • - Restaurant bill component
  • - Sales receipt figure
  • - Price addition
  • - Withholding ....
  • - Line on many a receipt
  • - Sales add-on
  • - Amount calculated as a percent
  • - Word on two Monopoly spaces
  • - Sales slip figure
  • - Receipt addition
  • - Overburden
  • - Payment to Internal Revenue
  • - Compulsory contribution towards a country's expenses
  • - Payroll deduction
  • - Word after gift or sales
  • - Retail purchase add-on
  • - Purchase price add-on
  • - Type of payment to the IRS
  • - 39-Across collection
  • - Price additive
  • - Word after income, sales or excise
  • - Retailer's collection
  • - Uncle Sam's cut
  • - It prompted the Boston Tea Party
  • - Sap or stress
  • - IRS money
  • - Price add-on
  • - Subject of Box 2 on a Form W-2
  • - Purchase add-on
  • - Subject for Grover Norquist
  • - Paycheck deduction
  • - I.R.S. money
  • - Return concern
  • - Duty to get nails, as quoted
  • - Nice thing about purchases in Delaware and Oregon
  • - Economists' subject
  • - Make serious demands on
  • - Word on sales slips
  • - Figure often used to calculate a tip
  • - IRS payment
  • - Invoice add-on
  • - State revenue source
  • - Something imposed on a shopper, perhaps
  • - State collection
  • - April 15 outflow
  • - Tariff
  • - Citizen's duty
  • - Stamp ..
  • - Government income
  • - Kind of shelter
  • - Return payment?
  • - Excise
  • - Price part
  • - Part of VAT
  • - Levy
  • - Overexert
  • - Income
  • - Impost
  • - See 65-Down
  • - Custom
  • - It's an imposition
  • - Bill add-on
  • - Bill addition
  • - Word on two Monopoly squares
  • - Bill word
  • - Duty-....
  • - Carbon ......
  • - Evasion.
  • - Toll
  • - Put pressure on
  • - Receipt datum
  • - Bill line
  • - Weigh down
  • - Gas
  • - Stress
  • - Subject to strain
  • - Put a strain on
  • - Push to the limit
  • - Challenge
  • - Line on a bill
  • - Sales ....
  • - Assess
  • - Strain
  • - Repair bill component
  • - Repair bill part
  • - Line on a receipt
  • - Receipt figure
  • - Try
  • - Impose duty on nails, we hear
  • - Word after "property" or "estate"
  • - Charge of money imposed by authority
  • - Thanks for the kiss, but it'll still cost you!
  • - It's often added to the amount on a price tag
  • - Additional charge on a receipt
  • - To strain or place heavy demand
  • - Thanks for the kiss, but it's money that's wanted
  • - estate or sales follower
  • - Volunteers a kiss as tribute
  • - Word on watches
  • - Company that makes Indiglo Watches
  • - Maker of the Ironman GPS watch
  • - "it takes a licking and keeps on ticking" watch brand
  • - "Takes a licking..." watch
  • - Ironman watch maker
  • - Watch brand that 'keeps on ticking'
  • - Maker of Indiglo watches
  • - Watch that 'takes a licking and keeps on ticking'
  • - "It takes a licking ..." watch
  • - Watch introduced in 1950
  • - "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brand
  • - "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" company
  • - It takes a licking and keeps on ticking
  • - Licking-taking watch brand
  • - Watch company founded in 1854
  • - Company that made the first Mickey Mouse watch
  • - "Wear It Well" watch company
  • - Big name in watches
  • - Watch brand
  • - Watch
  • - Watch word?
  • - "Takes a licking and keeps on ticking" watch
  • - Fossil rival
  • - Company that made the first Mickey Mouse clock
  • - Bulova rival
  • - Bulova competitor
  • - Seiko competitor
  • - Casio competitor
  • - Swatch rival
  • - Citizen rival
  • - Big name in stopwatches
  • - Navi Harbor watchmaker
  • - Competitor of Citizen
  • - Dealer in second-hand items?
  • - Longtime Ironman licensee
  • - Swatch competitor
  • - Armitron alternative
  • - "Wear it well" sloganeer
  • - Ironman Triathlon licensee
  • - Wrist brand
  • - "Takes a licking ..." brand
  • - Indiglo owner
  • - Durable ticker?
  • - Seiko rival
  • - Seiko alternative
  • - Ticker type?
  • - Company that released the Sinclair 1000 computer
  • - Waterbury Clock, today
  • - Ironman Triathlon watchmaker
  • - Casio rival
  • - "Life is ticking" company
  • - Brand John Cameron Swayze pitched
  • - "It takes a lickin'..."
  • - Company that cares for the face and hands
  • - IRONMAN brand
sex
  • - Reason for some TV-MA ratings
  • - HBO Max's The ... Lives of College Girls
  • - It accompanies "and the City" in a TV series
  • - ...... workers (those for whom the desiree alliance provides advocacy)
  • - Possible reason for a PG-13 rating
  • - It accompanies "in the City" in a TV series
  • - It ultimately gets old
  • - Subject of the "birds and the bees" talk
  • - Romance comes by way of getting a kiss
  • - topic often discussed alongside and in opposition to gender
  • - Concern for a movie rater
  • - The ... Pistols (early punk band)
  • - "On the Basis of ..." (2018 legal drama)
  • - It accompanies the City in an HBO TV series
  • - Netflix series "... Education"
  • - "The Last Taboo" topic
  • - ... Education (Netflix series starring Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson)
  • - "... Education" (Netflix series)
  • - "on the basis of ......" (2018 biopic about ruth bader ginsburg)
  • - "Emotion in motion," per Mae West
  • - rarity in children's movies
  • - Various examples show a certain difference
  • - reason for a hard r
  • - English punk rock band from the 70s, "... Pistols"
  • - "... and the City," American comedy series about four sassy New York-based women
  • - "... and the City," HBO series starring Sarah Jessica Parker
  • - ... on the Beach, cocktail with a vodka base
  • - .. ed
  • - Reason for an R rating sometimes
  • - ... Education (Netflix show)
  • - Word before 'work' or 'life'
  • - "Kama Sutra" focus
  • - Word with safe or same
  • - "Masters of ...."
  • - netflix's ".... education"
  • - word with cells or sells
  • - Anseres ... or six geese
  • - Points to unknown biological characteristic
  • - Steamy feature of romance novels
  • - ... appeal (alluring quality)
  • - Time for kids to be in school
  • - When most kids are in first grade
  • - In first grade, probably
  • - Like many first-graders