➠ Words with s

List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.

  • - Gloomy about - is the second sacking
  • - Is son restricted by awful rejection?
  • - Firing shot, is lad concealing failure to hit target?
  • - Vicious uprising linked to letter ballot
  • - Rejection upset boy -- is girl hiding?
  • - Vicious introductory statement to girl possibly brought up in termination of contract
  • - Permission to leave.
  • - sack is small, having dull exterior
  • - Refusal to accept what may come with a catch?
  • - is second to wear wretched sack
  • - Is the Church book of prayers following a top doctrine or a written order of discharge
  • - Bowling-out [in cricket]
  • - "please pack your knives and go," for one
  • - woman's religious book in sack
  • - spinster taken in by confusing dials gets the sack
  • - sacking one ship in dreary surroundings
  • - Mislaid at sea around ship? You get the sack
  • - Having restricted Southern girl, face sack
  • - Ring about second young lady's redundancy
  • - Termination of employment
  • - Sacking
  • - One's spades put in dark sack
  • - Show lack of respect for prayer book, being caught perhaps
  • - Chap returned hymnbook in sack
  • - Not happy about one's small boot
  • - Princess's breviary's in sack
  • - Gloomy about social security after one gets the sack
  • - Final words, perhaps, in girl's service book
  • - Good outcome for a defendant
  • - The boot
  • - Congé.
  • - Ouster
  • - Rejection
  • - Expulsion
  • - Discharge
  • - red card consequence
  • - Realist, when surreal, is more like the sea
  • - more crude, language-wise
  • - More R-rated, as dialogue
  • - Filled with more profanity
  • - More coarse ... or anagram #4
  • - More saline
  • - More thirst-inducing
  • - More off-color, as language
  • - More briny
  • - More brackish
  • - More like sailors' talk, stereotypically
  • - More racy, as humor
  • - Having more four-letter words
  • - More racy
  • - More like Popeye
  • - More pungent.
  • - More piquant
  • - More coarse
  • - containing more NaCl
  • - Linguistically coarser
  • - Comparatively brackish
  • - Like the Atlantic, compared to the Pacific
  • - Brinier.
  • - Like some peanuts
  • - Coarser
  • - Colluded
  • - Plotted
  • - Plotted together
  • - Record including location for weathervane as planned
  • - Partnered in crime
  • - Worked together
  • - Odds of rugby game not starting
  • - Siberian people that are at odds perhaps
  • - It could be the odds, surprisingly
  • - Some odds are not odds at all
  • - odds for flat racing?
  • - Levels the odds
  • - Goes with Odds
  • - Roulette bets with nearly 1:1 odds
  • - The opposite of odds
  • - odds, strangely enough
  • - Odds or ... (guessing game)
  • - Odds that could double your money
  • - Betting price giving a 50 per cent chance of success
  • - contrary odds?
  • - betting odds for first woman with points
  • - Odds? Yes and no
  • - paradoxically they could be the odds
  • - If you win at these odds, you'll win the same as you bet
  • - makes the odds less rough?
  • - yet quoted as odds
  • - Levels the odds? Hardly!
  • - What's the betting contracted game won't start?
  • - odds' counterparts
  • - no odds?
  • - Levels up the odds
  • - it's odd if they're really odds
  • - Opposite of odds
  • - yet they may be quoted as odds
  • - Odds or ...
  • - Gambling odds
  • - They're not odd
  • - Ones against all odds?
  • - Odds of 1 to 1
  • - Nothing odd about these
  • - Not odds
  • - Level odds?
  • - Against the odds.
  • - 50-50 odds
  • - Odds in rugby tournament slashed at the outset
  • - They alternate with odds
  • - Odds alternative
  • - Adds one to odd numbers
  • - Odds!
  • - Odds -- or the positions of 11 among soldiers?
  • - Drowns out newsvendors - what's the odds of that!
  • - Rue leaving Revenue - what's the odds of that!
  • - Paradoxical odds?
  • - Odds' opposites
  • - Odds (or not!)
  • - Alternative to odds
  • - The odds of tailor not being part of revelations
  • - Partner of odds
  • - Still beginning to shout the odds?
  • - Odds' opposite
  • - Odds' opponent in a choosing game
  • - The odds are against them
  • - They're at odds with odds
  • - The odds may be against them
  • - They're against all odds?
  • - Odds partner
  • - Betting odds
  • - Odds, oddly, may be so
  • - girl with points revealing betting odds
  • - Closest odds
  • - odds of the first woman getting points
  • - Odds perhaps, or not!
  • - Inside, Steven Spielberg quits!
  • - Gets level yet nothing is lost
  • - one-third of the numbers in the fibonacci sequence
  • - ...... out (levels off)
  • - Removes bumps
  • - With equal stakes on both sides in a bet
  • - Levels the score and quits
  • - Numbers divisible by two
  • - Quits all the same losing nothing
  • - Of bands never making a comeback, a proportion quits
  • - 50-50 chance of missing tip-top happenings
  • - squares, with "up"
  • - Smooths out Stevenson's innards
  • - it levels the score when a seven is thrown
  • - Compares final five members of football and netball teams
  • - .... out; makes level
  • - ... out (becomes level)
  • - Seven different levels
  • - A number of the deadly sins? Scratching the head - it's open secret the bookmaker will know them!
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8 and so on
  • - ... or 50-50 if one gets rid of the bumps
  • - Number initially brought down, such as four and six
  • - Numbers that are multiples of two
  • - Gets in line
  • - Uses a plane, e.g.
  • - Two, four, six, etc.
  • - Planes, say
  • - 2, 4, 6, etc.
  • - Smoothes out
  • - Set of every other number
  • - One group of numbers to pick
  • - Multiples of two
  • - Half of the integers
  • - Gets smooth, with "out"
  • - Equally balances
  • - Choice in choosing up sides
  • - Category that excludes 1
  • - Bets at roulette
  • - Becomes equal (with "out")
  • - Becomes balanced, with "out"
  • - Adjusts a hemline
  • - Adds one to three, e.g.
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, . . .
  • - Uses a plane
  • - Squares accounts
  • - Ties the score
  • - ...... the score.
  • - Makes true
  • - Smoothes
  • - Makes smooth
  • - Makes uniform
  • - 1/1
  • - Designers out of evening dresses - what's the chance of that?
  • - Smooths (out)
  • - 50/50
  • - Ties, as the score
  • - Stabilizes
  • - Squares (up)
  • - What's the chances of veterans eliminating rat?
  • - Levels site from seventies
  • - Ties up
  • - Levels
  • - Makes level
  • - Chooser's choice
  • - ...... out (smooths)
  • - Quits after abandoning start of rugby game
  • - Roulette choice
  • - Eighteen roulette pockets
  • - Equalizes
  • - Site from seventies with flats
  • - Ties
  • - Makes flat
  • - What's the chances of veterans getting rid of rat?
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, etc
  • - Makes equal
  • - Choose-up game call
  • - Balances
  • - Unattractive bet
  • - Chance to delete first of numbers
  • - What's the chances of revelations dismissing tailor?
  • - Roulette bets
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, e.g
  • - Balances (out)
  • - Seven bespoke uniforms
  • - Choice in roulette
  • - Seen travelling around centre of Vladivostok in uniforms
  • - Quits during elevenses?
  • - Levels out
  • - Chooser's call
  • - Quits after delayed start to rugby game
  • - Numbers ending in 8, e.g
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, what do these approximate?
  • - Flat screen first given by bookie?
  • - Balances up
  • - Coin toss call
  • - One ain't part of this crowd
  • - Fifty-fifty chance of seven running wild
  • - All square in topless form of rugby?
  • - Chance to join hands at bridge with girl
  • - Half the integers
  • - Finger-choosing call
  • - 18 of 38 roulette numbers
  • - ...... the score (gets revenge)
  • - Some sets of numbers
  • - Settles, as the score
  • - "One, two, three, shoot" choice
  • - Hand game choice
  • - Smooths
  • - Trues up
  • - Large group of numbers?
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, etc.
  • - Levels off
  • - 2, 4, 6, 8, and so forth
  • - Two, four, six, eight, etc.
  • - Some roulette bets
  • - Finger-thrower's call
  • - 12/24 and 12/31
  • - Planes
  • - Trims
  • - Squares
  • - Quits
  • - Roulette bet
  • - 50-50
  • - Fifty-fifty
  • - Knots up
  • - Levels up still heading south
  • - quits things that happen, taking time out
  • - ...... the score (ties things up)
  • - still small chances
  • - Gets level. Despite that nothing is lost
  • - 50-50 chances
  • - Garden pest in a shell
  • - Garden creature with shell
  • - Brian in The Magic Roundabout, e.g.
  • - Shelled mollusk eaten as escargot in French food
  • - "What did the ... say when it was riding on the back of a turtle? Wheeeee!"
  • - Edible mollusc from the east in Italian soup
  • - Slow-moving garden creature
  • - Slug with shell
  • - A gastropod with a house!
  • - Member of the molluscan class Gastropoda that has a coiled shell in the adult stage
  • - Slug in a shell
  • - Slow-moving animal with a shell
  • - Horny covering of garden mollusc
  • - Creature written about in Italian sonnet
  • - Animal whose teeth are the strongest substance in the natural world
  • - Slow mover snared pole in spinnaker
  • - Mollusc which is a symbol of slowness
  • - Shelled creature with a slimy trail
  • - Slow-moving garden pest
  • - Pest possibly slain in the garden
  • - Slug with a shell
  • - Slow, slimy creature in a shell
  • - Slow-moving animal in a garden
  • - Slow shell-dweller
  • - Slow animal in a shell
  • - Slimy animal in a shell
  • - Shell dweller
  • - One who lives in a shell
  • - One in a mobile home?
  • - Mollusk often found swimming in garlic
  • - It leaves a trail
  • - It has a mobile home
  • - Garden pest with a spiral shell
  • - Creature in a shell
  • - Crawler whose home has a helix pattern
  • - Aquarium pest
  • - Animal with a spiral shell
  • - A gastropod
  • - " . . . creeping like a ......"
  • - One is slow to circumnavigate the North Pole!
  • - kind of mail, slow moving?
  • - Algae-eating aquarium critter
  • - Slow crawler
  • - Allotment slowcoach
  • - SpongeBobs pet Gary for one
  • - slow-moving type
  • - Small fastener for slow mover
  • - Quintessentially slow creature
  • - go by boat around north, but it's terribly slow
  • - Gary the ... (mollusk pet of SpongeBob)
  • - spongebob's pet
  • - Gasteropod (who's pace is very slow)
  • - Creature known for its slowness
  • - Super slow pace?
  • - Slow and slimy mover
  • - Crawler with its home on its back
  • - carries its house on its back?
  • - creeping creature
  • - Mollusc that is the epitome of slowness
  • - Sluggish creature
  • - Terrestrial mollusk
  • - Lymnaeid
  • - Sluggish one
  • - Gastronome's gastropod
  • - Whelk relative
  • - Unlikely race winner
  • - Shelled creature
  • - No racer
  • - Edible gastropod
  • - Wintertime hibernator
  • - Whelk
  • - Type of mail for some fan letters
  • - Type of fan mail
  • - Stereotypically slow sort
  • - Sluggishness icon
  • - Slowpoke embodiment
  • - Slowness symbol
  • - Slow-paced one
  • - Slow-paced critter
  • - Slow-moving gastropod
  • - Slow-moving animal related to the slug
  • - Slimy slowpoke
  • - Shelled gastropod
  • - Proverbially slow-moving mollusc
  • - Pokiness paradigm
  • - Pokey one
  • - Paris menu offering
  • - Mollusk moving like molasses
  • - Escargot piece
  • - Creepy one, really
  • - Caiman lizard's snack
  • - Aquarium cleaner
  • - Animal associated with the Postal Service?
  • - Algae consumer
  • - ...... mail (old-fashioned letters, as opposed to email)
  • - ...... mail (e-mail alternative)
  • - Aquarium scavenger
  • - Antenna holder
  • - Exemplar of slowness
  • - Fictional mariner from York
  • - fictional shipwrecked sailor, robinson –
  • - He changed course and got shipwrecked
  • - Survivor of literature
  • - 1719 literary hero
  • - New competitor for the Pentium
  • - Friday companion
  • - He could have said, "TGIF!"
  • - Man Friday's man
  • - Friday's friend
  • - Castaway of fame
  • - He thanked God for Friday
  • - Friday's companion.
  • - Defoe's famous character.
  • - Island dweller.
  • - See 8
  • - Defoe character
  • - See 64-Across
  • - Conservative deception takes in old man, washed up
  • - Consultative commercial to mask dodgy ending
  • - poster with shield close to body gives official warning
  • - Describes type of recommendations that might not be accepted or is Davy wrong?
  • - Warning notice: face cover finally mandatory
  • - Official warning
  • - Recommended but not compulsory
  • - Lady needing end of wall hidden has installed screen, as recommended
  • - Describes type of counselling or is Davy wrong?
  • - Fashion diva removes writing from sorry description of consultation
  • - It's recommended - Bill covers face with ponytail
  • - Weather announcement
  • - "Weather Channel" announcement (seemingly all the time, lately)
  • - Like some boards
  • - Counselling
  • - Prudent
  • - Warning
  • - Educational establishment not funded by the state
  • - Academy where soldier found some fish