➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - Slow-witted old boy cooked suet
- - ordinary tube's in a poor state and slow?
- - Round tubes, bent out of shape and slow on the uptake
- - time to employ former pupil before getting dull-witted
- - Annoyingly slow to understand
- - Slow, but so tricky even at the outset
- - Mentally slow
- - Slow to understand
- - Slow-witted when it comes to geometry?
- - Mentally slow, not acute?
- - Slow on the uptake, but so excited by note, finally
- - Dim-witted baronet stuck in river
- - Slow old coach takes time heading east
- - Slow to catch on
- - Dull-witted
- - Slow on the uptake
- - Slow to learn
- - Slow-witted
- - Slow
- - slow on the uptake – kind of angle
- - An angle with a measurement that is greater than 90 degrees
- - Stupid to be moving us into it
- - between 90 degrees and 180 degrees, as per angles
- - Stupid type of angle
- - Angles of 2 or 3 radians are ....
- - so use a tube if it's blunt
- - Opposite of acute, for an angle
- - Blunt heads of overseas bank taking on employment
- - Thick fluid but so clear, essentially
- - Annoyingly imperceptive
- - upset makes us to be dense
- - creates us to be as blunt in form
- - More than right
- - Like an angle that's greater than 90 degrees
- - Not an intelligent sort of angle?
- - Angle of density
- - which word describes an angle between 90 and 180 degrees?
- - More than right ... or seldom correct?
- - Stupid baronet plunged into river
- - Like a 270-degree angle
- - not at all observant
- - over 90 degrees, in a way
- - (Of an angle) more than 90o but less than 180o
- - Initially, old boys tease us, spoiling everything; a bit stupid
- - so tube can be blunt
- - Not quick
- - Like an angle that's more than 90 degrees
- - Rather dense
- - Not so sharp
- - Not very perceptive or sensitive
- - Not at all alert
- - An angle between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Dull books about British milk
- - Dim pupil once taking time with exercise
- - Like a regular pentagon's angles
- - A 3dn between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Rather thick
- - Dull alumnus cooked suet
- - Far from perceptive
- - Thick Russian flower on far side of Bucharest has value
- - A stupid angle?
- - Annoyingly insensitive
- - Tube so unusually thick
- - Dull, stupid
- - Angle between 90 and 180 degrees
- - None to bright
- - Dull, non-perceptive
- - Like an angle greater than 90 degrees
- - Unobservant
- - Angle greater than 90 degrees
- - A few fries short of a Happy Meal
- - Dense, dim
- - Start off job with little time to exercise? That's stupid
- - More than 90 degrees
- - Far from sharp
- - Not exactly insightful
- - Angle that's greater than 90 degrees
- - Between right and straight
- - Dumb as a doorknob
- - Wide angle designation
- - Greater than 90 degrees, as an angle
- - More than right, in triangles
- - Like some triangles
- - Kind of triangle
- - Like angles between 90 and 180 degrees
- - Not exactly quick
- - Lacking in insight
- - Like a triangle with one angle between 90° and 180°
- - A few bricks short of a load
- - Greater than 90 degrees
- - Incapable of insight
- - Between 90° and 180°
- - More than 90°, or less than tactful
- - Not very astute
- - Not too apt
- - 95 degrees, maybe
- - More than 90°
- - Greater than 90°, as an angle
- - Hardly brainy
- - Certain angle
- - Dull; dense
- - Dense or dull
- - Imperceptive.
- - Not perceptive.
- - Greater than 90° and less than 180°.
- - Dense
- - Not the sharpest tool in the shed
- - Thick-headed.
- - Not alert
- - Thick as a brick
- - None too bright
- - Boorish
- - Tactless
- - Insensitive
- - Thickheaded
- - Not the sharpest knife in the drawer
- - Dim
- - Opaque
- - Stupid
- - Dopey
- - Dull
- - Blunt
- - Dimwitted
- - Not sharp
- - Doltish
- - Thick
- - Like some angles
- - Kind of angle
- - Type of angle
- - Insensitive to be unruly around us
- - like an angle of 100 degrees?
- - blunt, not pointed
- - Fancy us to be stupid
- - Angle type
- - Economical secretary wearing small piece of jewellery
- - Economical inclusion of key in opening part of an Italian composition
- - Shape of washer attached to source of water, tight
- - frugal, economical
- - bound to be about a description of frugality
- - frugal use of article in season
- - Moderate; economical
- - Economical
- - economical telephone call to a health resort
- - economical telephone call to watering place
- - Economical, thrifty
- - far from generous, but showing mercy
- - bound to contain a frugal epithet
- - Thrifty, frugal
- - frugal with article in season
- - Fighting half-heartedly, being merciful
- - Scanty — merciful
- - Not wasteful
- - Scrimping
- - Provident
- - Thrifty.
- - Lenient
- - Frugal
- - Merciful
- - Showing mercy
- - Limited
- - Close-fisted, half-hearted boxing, in practice
- - Disagree
- - Secure instruments or engage in conflict?
- - Engage in a fight to secure brass instruments
- - challenge — hair cut from top to bottom
- - Quarrel (like rutting stags?)
- - Engage in struggle
- - Engage in conflict
- - Come into conflict
- - Butt heads
- - Do battle
- - Be in opposition
- - Rigid
- - Rigid, tense
- - Don't tip
- - Potent, like a drink
- - Victim, to Mike Hammer
- - Avoid tipping
- - Like the hand 8-7, in blackjack
- - Neglect to pay
- - Poor dancer
- - Excessively high
- - Like a stuffed shirt
- - Like some penalties
- - Lucky or scared follower
- - Starched
- - Fail to tip a waiter
- - Brittle
- - He makes a waiter a hater
- - Like wing collars
- - Like beaten egg-whites
- - Not at ease.
- - Like a strong drink
- - Body bag contents
- - Lacking grace
- - High-priced
- - Standoffish
- - Lacking spontaneity
- - Not flexible
- - End of some business names
- - 'You .... lucky!'
- - Like an Eton collar
- - Graceless
- - Working
- - Formidable
- - Hard
- - Unbending
- - Tightwad
- - Inflexible
- - Overly formal
- - Starchy
- - Rigidly formal
- - Wooden
- - Blotto
- - Difficult
- - Awkward
- - Resolute
- - Formal.
- - Harsh
- - Unyielding
- - Uptight
- - Far from relaxed
- - Hardly relaxed
- - Guy
- - small argument, being unyielding
- - Rob's dog ignoring parent
- - Formal in manner
- - Prepared part of body for a reversal
- - Disappointment of group needing support
- - placed to the rear as a halt to progress
- - a reverse
- - Reversal in progress
- - Snag in a plan
- - Reversal of fortune
- - Feature of some skyscrapers
- - Recessed section, as in a wall.
- - ...... reversal
- - Hold-up of fixed support
- - A complication
- - It's recessed, which is a disappointment
- - Disappointment or misfortune, often unexpected
- - Hindrance, hitch
- - delay in returning the television?
- - firm support brings disappointment
- - Check scenery support
- - Hitch, delay
- - Blow to progress
- - Unanticipated check in progress
- - Unwanted delay
- - Relapse in recovery
- - Check to progress
- - Hindrance
- - Snag that actors can see behind the scenes?
- - Delay in progress
- - Temporary defeat
- - Relapse
- - Snag, hold-up
- - Disappointment with TV returned
- - Problem group given support
- - An unfortunate happening
- - Tes?
- - It may be temporary
- - Progress delayer
- - Football player studying theater design?
- - Architectual detail
- - Prorogue
- - Unexpected check.
- - Untimely defeat.
- - Skyscraper must.
- - This bankruptcy was to Sir Walter Scott.
- - Reverse
- - Postpone
- - Hinder
- - Delay
- - Disappointment
- - Hitch
- - ... check
- - Defeat
- - Temporary problem
- - to hinder