➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - leave it in the waste tip
- - let it stand for printers!
- - 'Let it stand,' to a proofreader
- - let it stand a new test
- - "Leave it," on paper
- - Let it stand one way and in France
- - Let it stand the test, maybe
- - "Leave in," to a copy editor
- - "leave it!" according to the ed
- - Editorial mark meaning "Leave it in"
- - Cancel correction
- - "Leave it as it is," to an editor
- - let it stay fixed round the tee
- - 'Let It Be' record released by music group
- - "Leave it as is," to an editor
- - let it remain in our waste tin
- - "leave it" in a manucript
- - it's a bit of a waste to let it stand
- - Editorial Leave it in
- - Let it stand the test anyhow
- - in printing, a word indicating that certain deleted matter is to be retained
- - both a saint and an alien must let it stand
- - Let it stand the test somehow
- - negation of "dele," in editing
- - Countermand a dele
- - It's Let It Be that concludes this great live event
- - Let it be said that Europa turned heads
- - cancel, as an edit
- - it will be in bad taste to let it stand
- - let it stand the test, perhaps
- - Instruction to ignore marked alterations on a printed proof
- - "Leave it," to an editor
- - proofer's "leave it alone"
- - Proofer's "keep it"
- - Let it stand the test, possibly
- - "leave it in," at a magazine
- - Editor's instruction to disregard a change that was previously marked
- - A mark used by an editor
- - Leave it as it is
- - Ignore (a correction)
- - Editor's "leave it as it is"
- - [it's a keeper]
- - bad test result? let it stand!
- - Editorial direction in a text, from the Latin for 'let it stand'
- - note in a proof
- - Let it stand in for an obstetrician
- - in haste, tell the printer to let it stand
- - Leave a section of writing as it is
- - Veto a deletion
- - let it stand a different test
- - "It's OK after all" in editing
- - Word on a proof
- - "Don't change!" to a printer
- - Cancel a dele
- - Opposite of dele
- - Editor's "let it be"
- - Dele's opposite
- - Let it be, editorially
- - Leave-as-it-was notation
- - "Leave in," to a proofreader
- - Proofreader's "leave it"
- - Dele canceler
- - "Let it stand," to an editor
- - "Leave it in" mark
- - "Leave it in"
- - "Leave it in," to a proofreader
- - "Leave it in," editorially
- - "Keep it" notation
- - "Keep it," to an editor
- - "Ignore that change," to a printer
- - Nullify a correction
- - Delete a deletion
- - Dele retractor
- - "No dele"
- - "Never mind," to a proofer
- - "Leave it," to a typesetter
- - Undo a deletion
- - Reinstate, in a way
- - Proofreading mark meaning "let it stand"
- - Printer's "let it stand"
- - Note for a typesetter
- - Mark in a margin
- - Literally, "let it stand"
- - Let it be, in journalese
- - Leave it, editorially
- - It cancels a dele
- - Ditch a dele
- - Dele's antithesis
- - Dele that dele!
- - Dele reversal
- - Dele opposite
- - Dele negator
- - Dele breaker?
- - Cancellation of a kind
- - Alteration canceler
- - "Let it stand" editorially
- - "Leave it," to a proofreader
- - "Leave it in," to an editor
- - "Leave it in," in proofreading
- - Word on a galley proof
- - Word on a galley
- - Word for a keeper?
- - Word canceling a deletion
- - What a line of dots may signify
- - What "........" means to a typesetter
- - Veto of a proofer's deletion
- - Undo a change
- - Undo a body modification, perhaps
- - Sign on a galley
- - Retain, in a way
- - Renege on a dele?
- - Re-edit, in a way
- - Proofreader's "leave it" mark
- - Proofreader's "keep it"
- - Proofer's 'let it stand'
- - Overwrite a blue pencil
- - Order to a printer
- - Nullify a deletion
- - Nix a dele
- - Marking from a proofreader
- - Mark to undo a deletion
- - Mark on a proof
- - Mark consisting of a series of dots
- - Margin directive to a printer
- - leave the extra-terrestrial on the street
- - proofreader's note that means "ignore the edit"
- - reader's plea for original expression
- - proofreading abbreviation
- - Instruction to retain or keep unchanged
- - [Skip this change]
- - Printing recorrection spotted in haste, thankfully
- - Test out printer's instruction
- - retain [printing term]
- - Sign that an editor's had second thoughts?
- - proofreader's "don't make that change"
- - "ignore change"
- - Printer's instruction to ignore amendment
- - Let stand, in the editing business
- - leave the extra-terrestrial on the road
- - retentive plea in haste today?
- - Editor's "Forget I wrote that"
- - Proofreader's "Actually, don't delete this"
- - Some obstetricians don't change
- - Editorial command meaning "don't change"
- - Editing term
- - Proofreading comment
- - Test failed as you were
- - Editorial annotation
- - Some, originally offensive, don't change
- - "don't delete" marking
- - to let stand!
- - Proofreader's directive
- - [keep this clue]
- - unchanging instruction written in haste to printers
- - Proofreading note
- - Deletion dismisser
- - Leave in, to an editor
- - Editorial notation
- - Editor's word
- - Galley notation
- - Bit of marginalia
- - "Do not change," to an editor
- - Printing word
- - "Don't expunge that!"
- - Galley marking
- - Editor's veto
- - Proofer's retraction
- - Leave be
- - Editor's term
- - "Don't change this!"
- - Proofreading word
- - Proofreader's note
- - Galley order
- - Editorial reconsideration
- - "Never mind," to an editor
- - "Ignore previous notation"
- - "Don't delete this"
- - Mark of editorial reconsideration
- - Marginal note
- - Marginal notation
- - Margin notation
- - Margin mark
- - Manuscript marking, perhaps
- - Leave in after all
- - Editor's directive
- - Annotation in proofreading
- - "Ignore edit"
- - Word in proofreading
- - Unmake changes
- - Proofreader's reversal
- - Proofer's never-mind
- - Proofer's "nevermind"
- - Proof direction
- - Printer's reversal
- - Mark for Lou Grant
- - Marginal mark, perhaps
- - Margin marking
- - Margin mark, perhaps
- - Let stand, in editorial parlance
- - Leave, in publishing
- - Leave unchanged, to an editor
- - Galley direction
- - Editor's scribble
- - Editor's instruction
- - Don't strike!
- - "Undo" mark
- - "Keep this"
- - "Don't change that"
- - What dots denote, in proofreading
- - Typesetter's cue
- - Text preserver, to an editor
- - Proofreader's "Never mind"
- - Proofreader's "leave as-is"
- - Proofer's word
- - Proofer's notation
- - Proofer's command
- - Proof notation
- - Proof instruction
- - Printer's directive
- - Order in?
- - Mark on galleys
- - Mark of reconsideration
- - Marginal word
- - Manuscript directive
- - Leave in after all, to an editor
- - Editor's "ignore this"
- - Editorial word
- - Editorial O.K.
- - Editorial "keep"
- - Editor's word in the margins
- - Editor's scribble, perhaps
- - Editor's note, perhaps
- - Editor's notation, perhaps
- - Editor's instruction, perhaps
- - Editor's countermand
- - Editor's command
- - Editor's annotation
- - Editor's "undo"
- - Editor's "On second thought"
- - Editor's "keep"
- - Editing note
- - Don't strike out
- - "Leave as is" mark
- - "Leave as is," to an editor
- - "Ignore this change"
- - "Ignore that editing change"
- - "Ignore my correction"
- - "Don't take this out"
- - "Don't delete" notation
- - "Don't change," to an editor
- - "Don't expunge that," e.g.
- - What blue dots signify
- - Typesetting mark
- - Typesetting direction
- - Touch not!
- - Time reversal?
- - Symbol in proofreading
- - Retain: Printing.
- - Restore to copy
- - Restoration notation
- - Reminder to stick to one's story?
- - Remain as is
- - Redaction retraction
- - Put back in order?
- - Put back in after striking out
- - Proofreading retraction
- - Proofreading directive
- - Proofreading direction
- - Proofreading command
- - Proofreading annotation
- - Proofreaders' mark
- - Proofreader's undoer
- - Proofreader's term.
- - Proofreader's second thought
- - Proofreader's order
- - Proofreader's note, perhaps
- - Proofreader's marking, perhaps
- - Proofreader's mark, sometimes
- - Proofreader's mark that the original text should be kept
- - Proofreader's "that's OK"
- - Proofreader's "reinstate" mark
- - Proofreader's "leave as printed"
- - Proofreader's "don't change"
- - Proofreader's "Don't change that"
- - Proofer's override
- - Proofer's notation remark
- - Proofer's mark, sometimes
- - Proofer's editorial mark
- - Proofer's direction
- - Proofer's "oops"
- - Proofer's "never mind" mark
- - Proofer's 'keep this in'
- - Proof marking
- - Proof correction
- - Proof annotation
- - Printers' term
- - Printer's symbol
- - Printer's order
- - Print term
- - Order to keep one's word?
- - Order to keep on the books?
- - Order on margin?
- - Nullify an edit
- - Note to the typesetter
- - Note in the margin
- - Notation in proofreading.
- - Not delete
- - MS. mark
- - Mark with subscript dots
- - Mark to keep
- - Mark that means "do not change"
- - Mark meaning "no change"
- - Mark meaning "keep"
- - Mark indicating "O.K. as is"
- - Mark in the margin
- - Mark for Grant
- - Marginalia command
- - Marginal manuscript marking
- - Margin note
- - strive to break the fasteners
- - Headed metal bolts
- - Strive to replace the metal fasteners
- - strive to twist metal fasteners
- - Hardware on jeans
- - Metal pins
- - Metal pins used by World War II's Rosie
- - Jeans pocket reinforcers
- - Metal joiners
- - Metal fasteners
- - Metal fastener
- - The tiny metal pieces on the pockets of jeans
- - Fastens or fascinates
- - Fastening pins
- - Beam connectors
- - Captivates, attention-wise
- - Centre in Zurich checks fastenings
- - Stands topless and bolts
- - Girder handler's supply
- - Construction fasteners
- - Hardware for Rosie
- - Engrosses
- - Spellbinds
- - Rosie's bolts
- - Fastening hardware
- - Rosie's bucketful
- - Holds, as attention
- - Rosie's hardware
- - Watches unblinkingly
- - Holds, as one's attention
- - Transfixes
- - Captivates, in a way
- - Items for Rosie
- - Dog in a cartoon.
- - What Rosie drives.
- - Fastens firmly.
- - Popular cartoon canine.
- - Girder holders
- - Fixes firmly
- - Fastens.
- - Some fasteners
- - Small fasteners
- - Holds firmly
- - Captures, in a way
- - Bolts
- - Comic strip canine
- - Holds spellbound
- - Fasteners
- - what the beggar does could be simple or involved
- - entreats the little devils to accept the traditional learning
- - entreats the little devil to take on various acting parts
- - Earnestly asks for fresh sperm oil
- - Earnestly entreats
- - Says "please" and then some
- - Prays for earnestly
- - Begs, as for mercy
- - Begs
- - More than just asks
- - Beseeches
- - Entreats
- - Is a solicitor learning to stop troublemakers?
- - Pleads
- - Go across for bridge
- - odds on a new bridge
- - bridge hand stretched out
- - Over 3,500 feet, for the George Washington Bridge
- - Bridge dimension
- - Stretch ......
- - -- distance
- - Some time ......
- - Time period
- - Period of time
- - Expanse
- - .... team
- - Steeleye ......, folk-rock group fronted by Maddy Prior
- - length of wings or a life
- - Length or duration of time
- - reach across, as a body of water
- - Class assignment
- - distance or duration
- - hand width