➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - Quantities of painkillers
- - $ quantities
- - Figures they are anaesthetics?
- - Book of Numbers in church
- - Figures these items will be put in the running order
- - Figures they will relieve the pain
- - Accountants crunch them
- - the figures one finds in a book
- - Old Testament book characters
- - Figures the nurse is out to capture the doctor
- - Anaesthetics in a book of the bible?
- - figures that they have an anaesthetic effect
- - in the bible? that figures!
- - how many anaesthetics?
- - What mathematicians work with in the Bible
- - Jazz selections
- - Many are found to follow Leviticus
- - Fourth book of the Hebrew Bible
- - how many have an anaesthetic effect?
- - biblical anaesthetics?
- - They're selected by lotto players
- - Pentateuch book
- - Biblical book — anaesthetics
- - Numerals.
- - Book of Old Testament.
- - Book of the Pentateuch
- - Integers
- - Slices of pi?
- - More than one song book
- - Attractive opposites connected by brown book
- - Musical pieces created by some drugs
- - Math units
- - Book covering the Hebrews' 40-year wilderness exile
- - More of the question with a calling
- - 5, 3/4, pi, square root of -1 ... or a word that follows the starts of 17-, 27-, 43- and 58-Across
- - Part of the Pentateuch
- - Leviticus follower
- - More of the question
- - After Leviticus.
- - Illicit gambling game.
- - Fourth book of the Bible.
- - Digits
- - Middle of the quip
- - OT book
- - Biblical book
- - Figures
- - Old Testament book
- - Book of the Bible
- - See 23-Across
- - Fourth book of the Old Testament
- - 2000s' CBS crime drama series that starred Rob Morrow and David Krumholtz
- - Signs or words for amount
- - 2009 novel by rachel ward
- - what a child learns from the bible?
- - anaesthetists in the bible?
- - songs not feeling right in quarters
- - Paginates old book of verses
- - Book of Songs
- - the book that follows leviticus in the old testament
- - biblical removers of sensation?
- - fourth book of old testament
- - Putting a stop to the daily cleaner
- - Mashed potato's the stuff for dental hygiene
- - A dental cleaner
- - Dental cleanser
- - Tate photos twisted in a tube might save you a filling?
- - Redirect the post to a cleaner
- - It's applied with a brush
- - Dental cleaner
- - Canine cleaner
- - Crest or Colgate
- - The short potatoes mashed - it may stop cavities
- - crest compound
- - Colgate, for one
- - Foams at the mouth in corrupted ETA hotspot
- - Ersatz poster adhesive
- - Aim or Crest
- - Dentifrice
- - Close-Up, e.g.
- - Close-Up, eg.
- - GET RID OF COFFEE TABLE RINGS WITH...
- - Aim, for example
- - Medicine chest tube
- - Brush stuff
- - Sock in the mouth?
- - Canine protector
- - Bathroom cabinet item
- - Rembrandt, e.g
- - Medicine chest item
- - angry worker eating one french roll
- - What I fed to angry social worker?
- - Angry soldier pinching one's breakfast?
- - Pass over worker scoffing one breakfast item?
- - angry about one worker getting a roll
- - Angry worker eating one pastry
- - Sound off, right away, after one tucked into crusty roll
- - Peeved about one worker's breakfast?
- - Cast iron's founders to make a roll
- - Accompanied by worker, one tucked into crusty roll
- - Baker's product, one consumed by peevish worker
- - Bakery product
- - Waspish insect has eaten one for breakfast
- - angry worker grabs one item of food
- - Cannot include Ross accepting single roll
- - Pastry with the same shape as an Argentine medialuna
- - crescent-shaped pastry
- - Continental breakfast item
- - French foodstuff whose shape is sometimes falsely claimed to celebrate a defeat of Arabic invaders of Europe
- - Crescent-shaped bread roll
- - Bread shaped like a half-moon
- - "Today at the bookstore I bought a ...... ..."
- - French pastry
- - ... roll
- - Bakery buy
- - French bread roll
- - French roll
- - Conversations might result from this pastry oven exploding
- - Breakfast roll
- - Buttery bakery buy
- - Bakery purchase
- - Upscale breakfast order
- - Brunch selection
- - Crescent-shaped roll
- - #12
- - Avoid being checkmated
- - One way to avoid being fired
- - Give up the job or join again
- - About to sing drunkenly and give up
- - calmly accept one will have to hand in one's notice?
- - sit on throne squeezing shit initially - or stop doing jobbie?
- - singer to hand in notice
- - Hand in your notice
- - Singer prepared to admit defeat
- - Give up and come back?
- - give up a job
- - either leave the office or put your name to another contract
- - Singer forced to quit
- - Put your name on it again then pull up stakes
- - Stand down after head of state breaks rule
- - What MPs wish to do when they take the Chiltern Hundreds?
- - Point the rule out when you abdicate
- - stop working, or continue working
- - Surrender, in chess
- - bad singer is to quit
- - singer to give notice
- - Give up right to face European character
- - Quit and write one's name again?
- - Give notice of leaving
- - submit calmly
- - Stay in office - or step down from office!
- - *Stay in power
- - Stand down from one's job
- - Leave (or again join) regime restricting society
- - go back into – or out of – employment
- - Give up on board divulging information?
- - Give up office
- - Quit the chess game
- - Quit job
- - Word meaning quit - or not quit
- - Step down, like Nixon
- - Stand down from a job
- - Leave office voluntarily
- - Give up one's post
- - Give up one's job
- - Leave a post voluntarily
- - Abdicate, installing son in rule as monarch
- - Step down from a job
- - Leave from son in monarchy
- - Hold sway over small yield
- - Give up a position
- - Give up a role or job
- - Jazz singer gets to bow out
- - Leave a job voluntarily
- - Quit a job
- - Hand in notice?
- - Quit one's job
- - Leave the office early?
- - Quit ... or agree to keep going
- - Quit school subject and make one's name as a writer
- - Leave one's seat, maybe
- - Leave government split by factions conclusively
- - Commit again to stand down
- - Rule about traders finally getting stand down?
- - Step down from a position
- - Terminate a contract ... or extend it
- - Quit work formally
- - Quit formally
- - Quit officially
- - Concede, as in chess
- - Step down, or re-up
- - Call it quits forever
- - Accept the inevitable
- - Quit a job formally
- - Step down, or stay for another term
- - Quit, as a job
- - Quit, as one's job
- - Stay on, or leave
- - Withdraw formally
- - Quit a chess game
- - Give up an office
- - Surrender at chess
- - Concede defeat in chess
- - Yield, à la Spassky
- - Give up, in chess.
- - Give up formally.
- - Retire from office.
- - Withdraw from job.
- - Abdicate
- - Saturn's ..... are the most famous, but Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune have some too
- - Tolkien epic turned into an Oscar-winning trilogy of films by Peter Jackson, The Lord Of The ....
- - The Lord of the ... (J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy)
- - Uses the doorbell
- - Calls for indications of marital status?
- - High five at the Olympics?
- - shang-chi and the legend of the ten ......
- - Saturn has seven of them
- - Lana Turner sizzled in her role in The Postman Always ... Twice
- - "7 ...," number-one hit song by Ariana Grande which was nominated for Record of the Year at the 62nd Grammy Awards
- - "We will have .... and things, and fine array; / And kiss me, Kate; we will be married o' Sunday" (Taming of the Shrew)
- - Items of jewellery
- - Circular collectibles in 'Sonic the Hedgehog' games
- - Small circles or bands for the finger
- - The Audi symbol has four of them
- - Features of Saturn
- - Jewelry for noses and toes
- - "The Lord of the ......"
- - Bands, five of which are featured in Christmas song
- - Things associated with 18- and 57-Across and 3- and 34-Down
- - Adornments for noses and toes
- - Jewelry of champions
- - The Olympic logo's five
- - The Olympic logo has five
- - Gift on the fifth day
- - They're exchanged at the altar
- - "The Lord of the ...." (Tolkien trilogy)
- - "Lord of the ...." trilogy
- - Symbols of fidelity
- - "Lord of the ......"
- - Pieces of jewelry.
- - "7 ...," Ariana Grande song from her 2019 album "Thank U, Next" that topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 8 weeks
- - operates the bells needed for weddings
- - Five .. (Olympic logo, and what's within the seven longest answers)
- - "The Lord of the ......" (JRR Tolkien trilogy adapted as epic films by Peter Jackson)
- - Calls for gymnastics apparatus
- - Calls for hoops
- - Landline phone noises
- - Jewelry store display
- - Jewellery items counted by dendrochronologist
- - calls for some jewellery
- - Men's gymnastics apparatus
- - Gymnastic exercise gives a person a buzz
- - keeps calling up with endless things?
- - makes a call for some jewellery
- - Phone calls in circles?
- - They surround Saturn
- - Props for a magic act
- - Championship mementos
- - calls for jewellery
- - sounds like jewellery
- - Grommets, eg
- - Olympic Games symbols
- - Sounds made by bands
- - Circles [e.g. those made from standing stones]
- - makes a call for jewellery
- - Jewelry items
- - Run-around.
- - Circus sights
- - Bands in Waterford associated with One Direction
- - Gymnastics event
- - Bands at weddings
- - People box in them
- - Gymnast's event
- - Saturn sight
- - Wedding bands
- - Men's gymnastics event
- - Championship awards
- - Circles by altars
- - Saturn feature
- - Bands for fingers
- - Goes off, as an alarm
- - Smartphone options
- - Foursome in 16-Across' logo
- - Audi logo quartet
- - Jewellery gives off metallic sound
- - Telephones
- - Altar exchanges
- - Jeweler's assortment
- - Olympics logo quintet
- - Magician's props
- - Boxing venues
- - Boxing spots
- - Saturn features
- - Syndicates
- - Fight sites
- - Super Bowl winners get them
- - Jewelry for fingers
- - Gymnastic event
- - Trees have annual ones
- - Olympic logo shapes
- - Olympic group?
- - Phones
- - Digital handful
- - After-wedding wear
- - Encircles
- - Equipment near a horse
- - Bell knells
- - Doorbell sounds
- - Digital decorators
- - Olympics logo makeup
- - Olympics logo
- - Olympic logo
- - Commitment symbols
- - Circular objects
- - Circus trio
- - Wedding exchanges
- - Onion servings
- - Circus areas
- - Places for bouts
- - Smoke shapes
- - They show a tree's age
- - Wedding tokens
- - Haloes
- - Teethers' aids
- - Golden ones for Christmas
- - Gymnastics gizmos
- - Wedding jewelry
- - Gymnastic specialty
- - Finger jewelry
- - Olympic symbol
- - Gymnastic apparatus
- - Altar exchange
- - Olympics symbol
- - Calls with up
- - Diamond holders, sometimes
- - Calls up
- - Collar woes?
- - Annuli
- - Grommets
- - Gifts to Super Bowl champs
- - Places for kayos
- - "...... on her fingers . . . "
- - Aspic molds
- - Jeweler's stock
- - Gymnastics apparatus
- - See 33-Across
- - Places for hats
- - Calls
- - Circles
- - Goes around
- - See 11 Down
- - Saturn's distinctive features
- - super bowl-winning players are awarded ...........
- - "I like shiny things, but I'd marry you with paper ..."
- - Phone sounds
- - boxing enclosures
- - Some line cutters, in brief
- - Wide boy's odds on girl getting rise
- - Petty thief, in England
- - Petty criminal, in Britain
- - Racetrack tout, in England
- - Hanger-on, in Britain
- - Black marketeer, in British slang.
- - Black market man: Gr. Britain.
- - Black marketeer
- - Petty criminal
- - Dodgy dealer turns celebrities' heads
- - Flashily-dressed man
- - Soho swindler
- - Shady salesman
- - Important people will turn to a shady character
- - Shady dealer
- - British race-track tout
- - Soho sharper
- - Petty thief, to a Brit
- - Slacker: Brit.
- - British slacker.
- - Black marketeer: Brit. slang.
- - Slacker: Brit. Slang.
- - Petty thief: Brit. slang.
- - British black-marketeer: Slang.
- - English sharpie.
- - British black-marketeer.
- - British blackmarketeer.
- - Black marketeer: British slang.
- - Idler
- - disreputable dealer held up celebrities
- - Kabul crowds
- - Sheepskin coats for dogs
- - Patterned wool blankets
- - Knitted blankets
- - Pashto speakers
- - Knitted items
- - Some woolen blankets
- - Knitted throws
- - Certain throws
- - Some blankets
- - Woolen blankets.
- - Gives up with rerun, dress needing adjustment
- - Gives up
- - Yields