➠ Words that start with s
List contains 38459 Words that start with "s".
- - South Asian wraparound garment
- - Indian draped garment (anagram of "airs")
- - Female Hindu garment
- - Draped garment that can be styled more than 80 ways
- - Wrapped Asian garment
- - Garment originally seen around Rajasthan institutions
- - Garment from part of Amritsar identified
- - Garment that may be draped in the Nivi style
- - garment restyled in paris, penniless!
- - Garment artist's returned reaching India
- - Indian women's garment
- - Garment that takes practice to drape
- - Indian draped garment for women
- - Moira Stuart's turning up wearing long garment
- - Garment worn in Mumbai
- - Garment worn by Indira Gandhi
- - south asian garment worn by women
- - Shaadi garment
- - Indian garment used by impresario
- - Garment sometimes worn with a choli
- - seen in news, a rich hindu woman's garment
- - Garment worn in Bengaluru
- - garment worn by indian women
- - Graceful Indian garment
- - garment in many puns
- - Oddly so afraid of Indian garment
- - Draped garment in Agra
- - bengali bridal garment
- - traditional female garment from india.
- - Garment seen on Indian runways
- - Indian draping garment
- - Garment with many draping styles
- - India's wrapping garment
- - Indian garment worn by women
- - Indian garment that can be draped
- - Garment, small, Gershwin brother returned
- - Nine-yard garment from India
- - Indian garment worn with a choli
- - Garment from the Sanskrit for 'strip of cloth'
- - garment made from one piece of cloth
- - Garment that might be draped in the nivi style
- - Garment that might be worn with Kolhapuris
- - Indian garment for women made from a long piece of cloth
- - Garment worn with a choli
- - Ganges garment
- - Indian woman's garment
- - Mumbai garment
- - Agra garment
- - Traditional Indian garment
- - Indira Gandhi's garment
- - Pakistani garment
- - Garment on the Ganges
- - Versatile Asian garment
- - Sri Lankan garment
- - Garment with folds
- - Garment seen in Kolkata
- - Garment seen along the Ganges
- - Calcutta garment
- - Bombay garment
- - Indian dress that consists of a long piece of silk or cotton draped around the body
- - Hindu women's garb
- - South Asian dress of draped silk
- - Channel Island one discarding king's dress
- - Gershwin's turned up, covering for Indian
- - Diwali dress
- - Traditional Hindu dress
- - Sanskrit for strip of cloth
- - Hindu gown
- - Article of Indian attire
- - traditional indian dress
- - Dress with one end tied to the waist
- - Airs out some clothing
- - South Asian garb
- - piece of wedding attire
- - a lady may appear quite wrapped up in it
- - eastern wraparound dress
- - gift for a madras mrs.
- - Indian wraparound dress
- - Dress from India
- - worn by a hindu lady to give herself airs?
- - calcutta outfit
- - Wrap samosa: rice stuffing
- - Ethnic Indian drape
- - Bollywood getup
- - Dress worn during Diwali
- - a dress worn primarily by hindu women; consists of several yards of light material draped around the body
- - Indian queen's drape
- - Airs (anag)
- - Indian wrapped gown
- - it can give one airs, after a fashion
- - the airs they put on in calcutta!
- - Bombay robe incorporated unnecessarily
- - bangladeshi wrap
- - wrap that sounds apologetic
- - the airs they put on in india!
- - dress draped over the shoulder
- - Wraparound dress of India
- - drapery sample
- - Agra apparel
- - Ira's back-to-front Indian dress
- - bollywood performer's attire
- - what's worn in south africa and rhode island?
- - give her a kiss, bearing drink
- - Indian attire for women, part of which is draped over the shoulder
- - Certain wedding dress
- - diwali wrap
- - Traditional Indian wrap
- - wrap around people
- - Indian dress draped over shoulder or head
- - Indian wrap-around attire; anagram means "broadcasts"
- - Commissar is in some Indian robe
- - Indian ethnic wear for women
- - piece often worn with a choli
- - wrap at an indian restaurant, perhaps
- - Traditional attire for an Indian bride
- - Ethnic Indian wear
- - Indian lady's dress
- - Nine yards of Indian drape
- - Mehndi party dress
- - karachi frock
- - Indian drape
- - Possibly airs dress
- - Durga Puja dress
- - Lucknow dress
- - Calcutta attire
- - Bollywood costume
- - Bollywood dress
- - Delhi wear
- - Rani's attire
- - Mumbai dress
- - Madras dress
- - Kálmán operetta
- - Indian robe
- - Bollywood wardrobe item
- - Agra dress
- - Bangalore wrap
- - Indian wraparound
- - Indian symbol
- - Calcutta cover
- - Wrapped raiment
- - Patola, e.g.
- - Goa garb
- - Ganges dress
- - Calcutta cover-up
- - Bollywood cover-up
- - Asian dress
- - Wear for Indira Gandhi
- - Rani's wrapper
- - Raipur wrap
- - New Delhi wear
- - Indira's robe
- - Indira's gown
- - Hindu woman's dress
- - Hindu outfit
- - Eastern attire
- - Dress for Indira
- - Dress for a rani
- - Calcutta costume
- - Bombay wraparound dress
- - Bombay garb
- - Bombay dress
- - "Slumdog Millionaire" costume
- - Wraparound dress
- - Wrap for an Indian lady
- - Patola
- - Kolkata dress
- - Indian woman's attire
- - Gujarat garb
- - Eastern wear
- - Delhi gown
- - Bollywood garb
- - Bollywood film outfit
- - Zsa Zsa's real first name
- - Zsa Zsa's name at birth
- - Wrap-around dress
- - Wrap for Indira Gandhi
- - Wrap dress of India
- - Subcontinental wrap
- - Some get wrapped up in it
- - Rani's wraparound
- - Mumbai garb
- - Loose-fitting wrap
- - It's a wrap
- - Indira's wrap
- - Indira Gandhi attire
- - Indian wedding dress, perhaps
- - Homophone for sorry
- - Hindu wrapper?
- - Hindu robe
- - Hindu raiment
- - Graceful wrap
- - Eastern gown
- - Dress along the Ganges
- - Draped Delhi dress
- - Dhaka dress
- - Delhi attire
- - Costume for Lakme
- - Calcutta wrap
- - Calcutta garb
- - Marionette maker's family
- - Famed puppeteer and family
- - Puppeteer and family
- - Marionette family.
- - Illustrator Tony et al.
- - Boot camp nickname
- - Boot camp V.I.P
- - V.I.P. at boot camp
- - Boot-camp driller
- - Boot camp barker
- - Boot camp boss, briefly
- - Camp nickname
- - Boot camp big shot
- - Boot camp figure
- - Beetle Bailey nemesis
- - Corporal's superior, for short
- - Platoon nickname
- - Nickname for a noncom
- - Drill instructor, informally
- - Certain noncom
- - Private's superior, for short
- - Sergeant (informal)
- - NCO runs into wise person
- - Barracks nickname
- - Looie's underling
- - Looie's subordinate
- - "About-face!" source
- - Three-stripe soldier, informally
- - Beetle Bailey's superior
- - NCO nickname
- - Army rank, informally
- - Army drill instructor, informally
- - Platoon V.I.P
- - Noncom's nickname
- - "Beetle Bailey" order-barker
- - Beetle's boss, in the comics
- - Private's superior, informally
- - Army officer, informally
- - "Beetle Bailey" superior
- - Nickname for an NCO
- - Drill leader
- - Army base nickname
- - Snorkel, to Beetle
- - Military nickname
- - Beetle Bailey's reprimander
- - Platoon honcho
- - "Beetle Bailey" figure
- - Certain noncom, casually
- - Troop's drill leader
- - GI orderer
- - Army driller, informally
- - Corps noncom
- - Bilko, to his buddies
- - Jeep in "Cars"
- - NCO, informally
- - "Beetle Bailey" bellower
- - Army nickname
- - Barracks bigwig
- - Base barker
- - Bilko, familiarly
- - Snorkel, to Beetle Bailey
- - Private leader?
- - Orville P. Snorkel of the comics page, familiarly
- - Barracks VIP
- - Private instructor, popularly
- - "Beetle Bailey" bully
- - "Beetle Bailey" boss
- - What a loud barker may be called
- - Jeep in the movie "Cars"
- - Beetle's bane
- - Squad leader, familiarly
- - Drill boss
- - Army noncom
- - Precinct house nickname
- - Beetle Bailey's tormentor
- - Two-stripe soldier, for short
- - An NCO, informally
- - Bilko, casually
- - Boss of the barracks, in brief
- - Beetle Bailey bedeviler
- - Barracks boss
- - NCO
- - Base nickname
- - One reporting to a looie
- - Looie's saluter
- - Drill instructor, slangily
- - Police V.I.P.
- - Certain NCO
- - Beetle Bailey's boss
- - One who knows the drill
- - Base person
- - Learned
- - Wise ....
- - Army address
- - Base address
- - Noncom, familiarly
- - what a loud barker might be called
- - Drill boss, familiarly
- - Non-commissioned officer
- - grouchy authority figure in "beetle bailey"
- - Military address
- - Nickname for a drill instructor, often
- - Base boss, informally
- - Someone who knows the drill, informally?
- - John Singer ...., US painter of Madame X
- - Portraitist John Singer ....
- - Portraitist of Teddy Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson
- - 'Madame X' painter John Singer ......
- - Painter John Singer --
- - Rising artist's fellow becoming notable portrait painter
- - 'Portrait of Madame X' painter
- - U.S. painter John Singer ......
- - "Madame X" portraitist
- - American portraitist John Singer ......
- - "Madame X" portraitist John Singer
- - "Madame X" painter
- - Dick or John Singer
- - Artist John Singer
- - "El Jaleo" painter
- - Muralist of Boston Public Library.
- - Painter of "Mme. X."
- - Muralist of the Boston Library.
- - Noted portrait painter and muralist (1856–1925).
- - Painter of Mme. X (1856–1925).
- - American society painter (1856–1925).
- - American painter (1856–1925).
- - U. S. painter
- - American painter.
- - expression of rank american artist
- - Siemens will require silver for a conductor
- - Boston Public Library muralist
- - "Bewitched" actor Dick
- - 19th-/20th-century U.S. portraitist
- - Noted 19th- and 20th-century portraitist
- - Rodin portraitist
- - Conductor Sir Malcolm ......
- - Edwardian portraitist
- - Eminent portraitist
- - York portraitist?
- - Famous portraitist.
- - He painted murals for the Boston Public Library.
- - Famous American artist (1856–1925).
- - American portraitist.
- - malcolm's strange, weird even
- - malcolm —, english composer and conductor who died in 1967
- - Base bosses, briefly
- - Snorkel et al., familiarly
- - Base bigwigs, familiarly
- - Topkicks, familiarly
- - Army men, familiarly
- - NCOs, for short
- - Three stripers, for short
- - Certain NCO's briefly
- - Some noncoms, casually
- - Some NCOs, for short
- - Looie inferiors
- - Boot camp bosses
- - NCO's.
- - Privates' bosses
- - Looies' subordinates
- - Some NCOs, casually
- - Ones giving GIs orders
- - Military sitcom stock characters
- - GIs' drill leaders
- - Snorkel and Bilko, informally
- - Barracks bosses
- - Military nicknames
- - Three-stripers
- - Snorkel and Bilko
- - Platoon pooh-bahs
- - Snorkel and others
- - Bilko and others.
- - NCO's: Colloq.
- - Noncoms: Slang.
- - Top-kicks.
- - Some cops
- - Some noncoms
- - Some N.C.O.'s
- - Noncoms
- - Urban officers
- - Some NCOs
- - army drill instructors, for short
- - Mesopotamian ruler
- - Mesopotamian king
- - Akkadian king who conquered Mesopotamia
- - Noted Assyrian king mentioned in Isaiah
- - Assyrian monarch
- - Ancient Assyrian king
- - Silvery grunt; pinfish
- - Silvery grunt
- - Large silvery fish
- - Calif. grunt
- - U. S. nuclear submarine.
- - "Theodore Roosevelt" or "Robert Louis Stevenson"
- - U.S. painter and family
- - Epes and John Singer
- - Display of a famed portraitist's work
- - A Tate display
- - american artist's condiment rendering?