➠ Words that start with s
List contains 38459 Words that start with "s".
- - Cause of some resistance
- - Son with beer to stem representative's patter
- - Spiel or pitch
- - Pitch from a rep
- - Persuasive pitch, perhaps
- - ...-pitch
- - Office deliveries?
- - Some pitches
- - Quota for a rep to achieve
- - Quota for a rep
- - Figure for a rep to achieve
- - Rep's goal
- - Business goal.
- - Merchandise attachments
- - They come with a price?
- - Clothes hangers?
- - Set with reps
- - Reps at the gym, e.g.
- - Company's representatives
- - Scripted pitch
- - ...-pitch
- - Consumers' receipts showing dates
- - Receipts
- - Christmas shopper's accumulation
- - Cashiers' handouts
- - Return requirements
- - Stock exchange necessities?
- - Errors at the cash register?
- - Some business goals
- - Goals for reps
- - Check addition?
- - Bill addition
- - Invoice addition
- - mobile atlases to attract unknown levy
- - Line just above a total, say
- - New atlases with wrong price boosts revenue
- - What Montana merchants don't miss
- - Certain state collection
- - . . . on a grocery bill
- - Round article in case is wind instrument: that'll put price up
- - Part of the purchase price
- - Store receipt add-on
- - State capital component, often
- - Something many stores collect
- - Seller's add-on
- - Oregon doesn't have one
- - It's often around 6%-8%
- - Bill booster
- - You won't encounter one in Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, or Oregon
- - Buyer's add-on
- - Retail add-on
- - Florida's is 6%
- - Something Alaska lacks
- - Shopper's bane
- - Three per cent in N. Y. C.
- - Impellitteri-Hoving bone of contention.
- - Revenue source
- - Receipt line
- - Invoice add-on
- - State revenue source
- - Bill add-on
- - Invoice component
- - Bill line
- - State capital
- - Invoice line
- - Receipt figure
- - Duty of music maker to carry article in case
- - Merchandise location
- - Hustlers domain
- - Lots to see in this Southern capital: Rome also extraordinary
- - Place to pitch
- - Place for a pitch
- - Place of some deals
- - Place to display goods
- - Where goods are displayed
- - Auction salon.
- - Pitcher's place
- - Place for pitchers
- - Problem in closing?
- - Condition in commerce not visible in December.
- - Sassiest cleaner (anag.)
- - Struggle against pitch that's hard to deal with
- - Opposition to representative's spiel
- - Madison Avenue concern.
- - What good pitching can overcome
- - Pitchman's problem
- - Buyer's balkiness
- - Ability to let a pitch go by
- - Reluctance to purchase
- - Browser's front
- - Deal blocker
- - What higher prices may produce
- - Defense against a pitch
- - Ability to walk away from a huckster
- - It helps a shopper say no
- - A revolt of sorts.
- - Asset for a buyer.
- - The adman's nightmare.
- - Aid in making returns
- - Exchange requirement
- - Return requirement?
- - Refund requirement
- - Receipt: reduced margin on it
- - receipt for purchase of small beers and bit of soy sauce
- - Receipt for some top beers and a fair amount of Pilsners knocked back
- - Trading document giving news of decline in high street?
- - Buying evidence
- - Business attire at Sotheby's?
- - Store receipt
- - It usually comes with a new shirt
- - Bill on a Parcel Service delivery.
- - Register printout
- - Proof of purchase
- - Receipt
- - Pitching staff work areas
- - where merchandise is displayed
- - Where pitchers are often placed
- - Ancient Frankish law code, circa 500CE
- - ... law (ancient Frankish civil law code)
- - Law limiting succession to males
- - ........ law was a legal code, often equated with the exclusion of women from inheritance
- - -- law (old Germanic legal code)
- - .... law (medieval code)
- - ...... law (early Frankish legal code)
- - ...... law (early legal code)
- - ...... law (Frankish code)
- - ...... law (early Germanic legal code)
- - .... law: 16th-century code
- - Of the Franks
- - 16th-century .... law
- - ...... law (old Frankish code)
- - Franks ...... law
- - .... law (ancient code)
- - Law against female succession
- - Of Franks
- - Law of dynastic succession
- - ........law: Germanic codes
- - Law of the Franks
- - ...... law (Germanic code)
- - Franks' code of laws
- - Of an ancient Frank
- - Describing an ancient law
- - Of certain Franks
- - ...... law, used by the Franks
- - Relating to the Frankish people
- - ...... law (code of the Franks)
- - Germanic law code
- - Of early Franks.
- - ...... law, described in "Henry V."
- - Of some early Franks.
- - Of the law of male succession.
- - Of Frankish law.
- - ...... law set by Clovis.
- - ...... law excluding women from the throne.
- - ...... law forbidding women rulers.
- - Pertaining to law code of Germanic tribes.
- - Kind of law
- - .... law
- - Frankish
- - Relating to certain minerals
- - With 53-Across, code that prohibited women from inheriting land
- - Of a Frankish people
- - Pertaining to a Frankish group
- - Of a mineral group
- - Early code of laws
- - Of siliceous minerals.
- - Frankish code of laws.
- - Kind of acid
- - City WSW of Colorado Springs
- - Exit, in Mexico
- - Compound in aspirin originally derived from willow bark
- - Outstanding quality
- - Striking quality
- - Conspicuous quality
- - Condition of being most noticeable or important
- - Importance, as points in an argument
- - Striking feature
- - Base of an ingredient in aspirin.
- - Fox tailed around town in Oz plantation
- - Force to get things moving
- - Pitching group
- - Group of pitchers?
- - Company's marketing group
- - Company hawkers
- - Avon peddlers, traditionally
- - Business personnel
- - Some clerks
- - Displayer of a marked-down price
- - Price indicator, often
- - Reduction indicators
- - Bargain-bin markers
- - Markdown markers
- - unusual for lads from a city in greater manchester
- - Seasoning: Prefix
- - NaCl prefix
- - Brine: Prefix
- - upset nameless male workers in a store
- - vendors, possibly nameless
- - Male vendors
- - Males dispersed in various directions as travellers?
- - Certain vendors
- - Vendors
- - shop assistants who could be nameless
- - Pitch experts?
- - They sell nameless fluid
- - They take orders in nameless novel
- - market traders could show unusual lameness
- - "Glengarry Glen Ross" people
- - They sell goods and services
- - Traders provide small drinks for the workers
- - Business guys reconvened en masse, about fifty
- - Guys on commission
- - They're in the market for nameless criminal
- - Vending guys
- - They do better when they close early
- - Car lot figure
- - Order takers
- - Marketing staff
- - Some insurance agents
- - Telemareters
- - "Glengarry Glen Ross" characters
- - Willy Loman, et al.
- - Willie Loman, et al
- - Loman and others
- - Dealership denizens
- - Loman's colleagues
- - They have the goods
- - Willy Loman and others
- - Drummers.
- - Clerks.
- - Commercial travelers.
- - TV announcers.
- - Singer Sledge
- - Retailers
- - Pitchers
- - Agents.
- - marketing distributors could be nameless
- - Worker with pitches and polishes?
- - Endless drinks for the worker from pitcher perhaps
- - Drummer or pitcher
- - One with leads
- - One with an order book
- - Loman, for one
- - Willy Loman, for one
- - One with a pitch?
- - Pro pitcher?
- - Pitcher
- - Drinks on small ship, one that pitches
- - Name lass as new company agent
- - Company agent
- - Guy earning commissions
- - Willy Loman, in a 1949 play
- - Representative of death in play?
- - Guy hawking
- - Infomercial figure
- - Car dealer
- - Door-to-door person
- - Whose "Life" Yellowcard sang about
- - Word in an Arthur Miller title
- - Corporate road warrior
- - Frequent traveler, perhaps
- - Drummer
- - "Glengarry Glen Ross" figure
- - Ryan O'Neal, in "Paper Moon"
- - Miller's Willy Loman, e.g
- - Willy Loman, e.g.
- - End of a Miller title
- - Drummer, perhaps
- - Willie Loman, e.g.
- - Loman
- - "Death of a ......"
- - Willy Loman
- - Buyer's contact.
- - Arthur Miller's hero.
- - Retail employee
- - Door-to-door
- - Peddler
- - Arthur Miller character
- - Arthur Miller protagonist
- - Pitching pro
- - Vendor
- - Clerk
- - Traveling
- - Merchant ....
- - Representative
- - See 28 Across
- - Rep
- - Name lass becoming rep
- - Person who flogs lass, mean criminal
- - Male professional who promotes products directly to potential customers
- - play about the shortcomings of capitalism, abridged?
- - Spies man with lash developing flogging skill
- - Selling
- - What a pitcher hopes to complete
- - Pitcher's goal
- - Document with price and delivery details
- - Spiel giver
- - Spiel preparer
- - Job of many characters on "The Office"
- - Door to door man for example
- - Pitcher working on commission
- - Person taking orders?
- - One on a force
- - Worker on commission
- - One working on commission
- - Worker on commission, briefly
- - Person happy to take orders
- - Commission recipient
- - Person on commission
- - Carrier of a demo case
- - Worker on commission, often
- - Marketing agent, casually
- - Demonstrator, e.g.
- - Doc's drug supplier, for one
- - Demo case carrier
- - Mover of merchandise
- - Order-taking employee
- - One on commission
- - Part of a force
- - Career pitcher
- - One who covers his territory
- - One who loves to take orders
- - Company agent
- - Professional pitcher?
- - Pro pitcher?
- - Account exec
- - Pitching pro
- - Pitcher
- - Deal maker
- - someone pushing for work, for short?
- - Traveling vendors, for short
- - Ones doing demos, maybe
- - They're happy to take orders
- - Employees on commission
- - Some demonstrators
- - Product pushers
- - Detail men
- - They love to take orders
- - Order takers
- - Account execs
- - Amazon datum
- - Amazon statistic
- - Pitching pro
- - Rep starting off mass injecting room
- - Rep — spare lesson (anag)
- - Retail worker
- - Shop worker
- - One helping with wild salon sprees
- - Staff member?
- - Drink something to prevent dry mouth in school presentation
- - It may persuade you to buy
- - Advertising agency presentation
- - Merchant's spiel
- - A blend of chats and spiel?
- - Dealer's spiel
- - Line that can hook you
- - Sponsor's spiel
- - Spiel at a used car lot
- - Pledge drive talk, essentially
- - Car dealer's spiel, e.g.
- - Vendor's spiel
- - Used car dealer's spiel, say
- - Shopping network spiel
- - Rep's patter
- - Line from "Mad Men"
- - It's heard at the used-car lot
- - It may meet with resistance
- - Delivery that may precede a purchase
- - Commercial spiel
- - A hand-waving come-on
- - "Mad Men" spiel
- - Patter
- - Spiel
- - cheap list's formulated for advertising talk
- - Retail store
- - Retail venue
- - Results of successful pitches
- - Clerks.
- - Buying guides?
- - They're often in the field
- - They often include spiels
- - One who knows the earnings report by heart?
- - "$100 per dozen plus shipping," e.g.?