➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - Staple food of Italian origin
- - Salsa's bed
- - Ristorante's pride
- - Premarathon food
- - Olive Garden food, for the most part
- - Noodle food
- - Luigi's lunch, perhaps
- - Italian food, largely
- - It's sometimes ribbon-shaped
- - High-carb food
- - Food with many forms
- - Food such as fettuccine
- - Food staple for some
- - Food often ending in "i"
- - Food in many shapes
- - Diner's saucy request?
- - Carbo-loader's option
- - Carbo-loader's choice
- - Carbo loader's entree
- - Carb-loader's entrée
- - Carbo-loading food
- - Italian food staple
- - Carbo-loader's fare
- - Italian food in shop as tasty
- - It's made of noodles
- - Food dish -- dad swallows a stone
- - Finished ace food
- - Carbo-loader's food
- - Carbo-loading dish
- - Italian food
- - Basic Italian food
- - finished with a type of italian food
- - old man's appreciated ravioli, perhaps
- - italian staple food
- - At first, pet Alsatian regularly rejected carb-heavy food
- - Tortellini or fusilli
- - Tortellini or capellini
- - Tagliatelle, for example
- - Strands in hot water
- - Strands at dinner?
- - Staple in Sorrento
- - Spirals and shells
- - Spaghetti or rigatoni, for example
- - Spaghetti or rigatoni
- - Spaghetti or lasagne
- - Spaghetti or fettuccine, for example
- - Spaghetti and vermicelli
- - Some ribbons and shells
- - Some looks like wheels
- - Some corkscrews
- - Some bowties
- - Siracusa specialty
- - Shells, for example
- - Shells, elbows, etc.
- - Shells, but not BBs
- - Shells or wagon wheels
- - Shells or elbows
- - Shells or bow ties
- - Shells on a plate, e.g.
- - Serving in an Italian restaurant
- - Rotini or ziti
- - Rotini or tortellini, for example
- - Rigatoni, tortellini etc
- - Rigatoni or linguine
- - Rigatoni or fettucine
- - Rigatoni
- - Ribbons on a plate
- - Ravioli or ziti
- - Ravioli or macaroni
- - Ravioli base
- - Ravioli for one
- - Primi piatti, often
- - Pesto partner, perhaps
- - Perciatelli e.g.
- - Penne, rotini, or linguini
- - Penne, rigatoni, or ziti
- - Penne, rigatoni etc
- - Penne and shells
- - Pappardelle, e.g.
- - Orecchiette, e.g.
- - One-dish meal, often
- - Noodles, say
- - Noodles, maybe
- - Noodles, macaroni, etc.
- - Noodles often served with marinara or Alfredo sauce
- - Neapolitan noodles
- - Napoli dish
- - Mostaccioli or linguine, for example
- - Maccheroni
- - Macaroni, for one
- - Macaroni or spaghetti, e.g.
- - Macaroni or cannelloni
- - Macaroni and such
- - Macaroni and rigatoni, for example
- - Linguini, for instance
- - Linguini or spaghetti, for example
- - Linguini or ravioli
- - Linguini or macaroni, for example
- - Linguini or fettuccine
- - Linguini
- - Linguine or tortellini
- - Linguine or penne, for example
- - Lasagna or tagliatelle
- - Italian specialty
- - Italian restaurant noodles
- - Italian dinner course
- - It might be cooked al dente
- - It may be long, twisted or hollow
- - It may be corkscrew-shaped
- - High-carb plateful
- - High-carb entree
- - Good source of carbohydrates
- - Fusilli, tortelloni etc
- - Fusilli, penne etc
- - Fusilli or lasagne
- - Fusilli or fettuccine, for example
- - Fusilli and shells
- - Fusilli and rotini
- - Firenze fare
- - Fettucini, e.g.
- - Fettucine, for one
- - Fettucine e.g.
- - Fettuccine, for one
- - Fettuccine or tortellini, for example
- - Fettuccine or tagliatelle
- - Fettuccine and such
- - Fettuccelle, e.g.
- - Farinaceous fare
- - Farfalle, fusilli or fettuccine
- - Fare the night before a marathon, often
- - Fare in Milan
- - Fare in Firenze
- - Elbows to nibble
- - Elbows or ziti
- - Edible ribbon
- - Durum yield
- - Dough for Domenico
- - Couscous, e.g.
- - Course with carbs
- - Conchiglie or cavatappi
- - Chitarra or cavatappi
- - Carbonara complement
- - Carb-rich Italian fare
- - Carb-rich fare
- - Carb-rich course
- - Carb-loading fare
- - Capellini or cappelletti
- - Calabrian staple
- - Bucatini, e.g.
- - Bowties you can eat
- - Bowties or elbows
- - Bowl of elbows for Hannibal Lecter?
- - Bow ties or elbows
- - Bachelors often cook it
- - Antipasto follower
- - Angel hair, say
- - Angel hair, for example
- - Angel hair or bow-tie
- - Angel hair on a plate
- - Angel hair in your mouth
- - Alphabets, e.g.
- - . . . and what it often tops
- - ...... Roni
- - ...... primavera
- - ...... fagioli (Neapolitan dish)
- - Base of some salads
- - Ingredient in some salads
- - Diner menu section
- - Shells, e.g.
- - Edible bow ties
- - Italian fare.
- - Butterflies in the stomach
- - Entrée category
- - Ristorante fare
- - Italian menu specialty.
- - Macaroni, e.g.
- - Rigatoni, e.g.
- - Pre-marathon meal?
- - Spaghetti, for instance
- - Elbows, e.g.
- - Lasagna and linguine
- - Olive Garden selection
- - Shells and elbows
- - Linguine and fettucine
- - Saucy dish
- - Some butterflies
- - Kitchen tubes
- - Minestrone bits
- - Ristorante staple
- - Trattoria specialty
- - Elbows, maybe
- - Pesto base
- - Trattoria staple
- - Staple of Italian cuisine
- - Tubes on the table
- - Macaroni
- - Ristorante course
- - It gets into hot water
- - Trattoria menu heading
- - Trattoria serving
- - Pizzeria staple
- - Spaghetti or tortellini
- - Elbows and shells
- - Elbow macaroni, for example
- - Naples staple
- - Tortellini, for one
- - Elbows or shells
- - Menu category including shells
- - Macaroni or manicotti
- - Trattoria plateful
- - Bow ties at the dinner table
- - Spaghetti or ziti
- - Spaghetti or fettuccine
- - Shells you can eat
- - Fusilli or farfalle
- - Ziti or rigatoni
- - Farfalle, for one
- - Minestrone ingredient
- - Strands at a restaurant
- - Latter-day chickpea product
- - Penne or ziti
- - Farfalle or fusilli
- - Processed flour dough
- - Linguini, for example
- - Ziti or spaghetti
- - Edible elbows
- - Ziti or farfalle
- - Lasagna or linguine
- - Some shells
- - Macaroni or rigatoni
- - In shop a starter is Italian staple
- - Bow ties, e.g
- - Fettuccine or farfalle
- - Macaroni perhaps in soup, a starter
- - Linguine, for example
- - Linguine, e.g.
- - Ribbons or bow ties
- - Some soup as tasty as spaghetti?
- - Some bow ties
- - Penne, say
- - Macaroni or ziti
- - Linguine or penne
- - High-carb salad type
- - It may start out dry in a box
- - Dish is gone before end of tea
- - What zucchini strings emulate
- - Ziti, e.g
- - Tagliatelle, e.g
- - Carb-loading meal
- - Edible wheels, maybe
- - Fettuccine or linguine
- - Some soup, a starter, or spaghetti?
- - Macaroni, for example
- - Meal for marathoners
- - Ravioli or spaghetti
- - Dish made with durum wheat dough
- - Rigatoni or ravioli
- - Rigatoni or rotini
- - Some edible ribbons
- - Carb-rich dish
- - Macaroni or ravioli
- - Rotini or fusilli
- - Spaghetti, say
- - Some soup a staple in Italian cookery?
- - Penne or Linguini
- - Ravioli, e.g
- - Order at an osteria
- - Eg, spaghetti
- - Farfalle or pappardelle
- - Spaghetti, for example
- - Noodle dish
- - Spaghetti or ravioli
- - Spaghetti or macaroni
- - With 91-Across, spaghetti topper
- - Spaghetti, ziti, fusilli, for example
- - Olive Garden staple
- - Ristorante regular?
- - Ronzoni offering
- - Olive Garden fare
- - Spaghetti, orzo etc
- - Orzo, e.g
- - Alfredo may be associated with it
- - Italian entree
- - Olive Garden specialty
- - Ristorante order
- - Olive Garden offering
- - Trattoria fare
- - Ristorante offering
- - Trattoria treat
- - Noodles
- - Foodstuff.
- - Italian dish
- - Elbows on the table?
- - Source of carbs
- - Carb source
- - Potato alternative
- - Alternative to rice
- - Starchy staple
- - Rice alternative
- - Kind of salad
- - Elbows on the table, say
- - 51-Across, e.g
- - Trattoria entrée
- - Trattoria offering
- - Trattoria order
- - Spaghetti ......
- - Salad ingredient
- - ...... salad.
- - Orecchiette, eg
- - farfalle or anelli, e.g.
- - Gemelli, cavatelli or vermicelli
- - Finished with a dish from Italy
- - Italian noodle dish
- - Fusilli, farfalle and fettuccine
- - angel hair, for one
- - Popular meal the night before a marathon
- - Macaroni or penne, e.g.
- - some edible shells
- - Geological faults
- - Major faults
- - First confused disagreements
- - Splits, divisions
- - Breaches; splits
- - Possibly first signs of disunity
- - Disagreements in first form
- - Breaches of First Amendment
- - Breaks out first
- - Cracks or splits
- - First breaks, then splits!
- - Female in prison returned to cause divisions
- - Problems between friends
- - Gaps
- - Divisions
- - Fissures
- - Results of earthquakes
- - Breaks in relations
- - Crevices
- - Falling-outs
- - Diplomatic difficulties
- - Serious feuds
- - Fallings-out
- - Starts of feuds
- - Schisms
- - Diplomacy breakdowns
- - Breaks
- - Breakups
- - Splits
- - Schisms and chasms
- - Deep divides
- - Sources of frostiness, maybe
- - Challenges for diplomats
- - Chasms
- - Disagreements
- - Ruptures
- - Split causes
- - Differences of opinion
- - Break-ups
- - Breaks in the earth's crust
- - Causes of bickering
- - Estrangements
- - Social separations
- - Breaches
- - Clefts; chinks
- - Spats
- - Unfriendly partings.
- - Cracks.
- - Cleavages.
- - Beginnings of break-ups
- - Splits, openings
- - Is pivoting round dodgy dealer
- - flashy dealer upset big cheeses
- - I nearly forgot about one very dodgy dealer
- - Extremely sharp, one very dodgy dealer
- - Dodgy character turned over celebrities
- - term for a dealer in black market goods, particularly during world war ii.
- - Flashily dressed dodgy dealer
- - Disreputable dealer
- - Dodgy dealer
- - Wide boy heavyweight's comeuppance
- - Personalities getting up for flashily-dressed man
- - Flashy person who makes money by various dubious schemes
- - Shady businessman
- - Wide boy seeking profit in villainy, primarily
- - One dealing shadily in big cheeses from the east
- - Marketeer's minimal stock purchased in Vienna
- - Wide boy has upset bigwigs
- - People in COVID contract fast lane upset person who usually cashes in unscrupulously
- - Eminent individuals upped a hawker
- - Shady type important people recalled
- - Chiseller knocks back the celebrities
- - Someone making money by dubious means
- - Person living off various dubious schemes
- - Live by ones wits
- - Black marketeer dignitaries upset
- - Small-time British crook
- - Black marketeer dignitaries rebuffed
- - Flashy black-marketeer
- - Wide boy
- - Flashy dresser who makes a living by dubious means
- - Eminent guests back the black marketeer