➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - Goes first to the French notices
- - "Do you have any ...?" (Sources that Journalists often need): Plural
- - What Prime Minister does -- begs quietly to leave
- - Clues, to detectives
- - Clues to pursue
- - Clues to check out
- - Doesn't have to catch anyone
- - Clues, to a detective
- - What chief songwriter does to band's direction
- - Useful info, to a salesman
- - Doesn't get out of the way
- - Clues, to a dectective
- - Clues, to a cop
- - What every salesman needs
- - Deals out title roles
- - Power cables
- - Angling weights
- - guides around the dales?
- - more than one wire acts as a conductor!
- - Targets for salespeople
- - is ahead with all the best roles
- - Goes before others
- - mechanical-pencil refills, unscientifically
- - Primary parts
- - Dominates when dancing
- - Starring roles for ushers
- - directs and plays the chief part
- - Detective's needs, particularly when unexpected
- - more than one electric wire acts as a conductor
- - Principal roles in films
- - Is at the front of the line
- - live wires taken on stage, perhaps
- - is at the vanguard of a movement, say
- - Plays the first card
- - Job search hits
- - Tips for Columbo
- - Promising clues for detectives
- - Preliminary clues
- - Police hot line calls
- - Plays first in bridge
- - Pieces of metal for printers' use.
- - Opening paragraphs of news stories.
- - Is winning
- - Is first
- - Investigators follow them
- - Guides, directs
- - Electric cords
- - Detectives' info, possibly
- - Desired roles
- - Data for sales people
- - Ammunition for writing.
- - Actors who do a lot of lines
- - A napkin with the name of a hotel and the indentations of a phone number on a notepad, etc.
- - ...... the way (is a trailblazer)
- - Top actors
- - Principal parts
- - Precedes
- - Goes ahead?
- - Some roles
- - Goes before
- - "Two Women" star
- - Starring roles
- - Clues where northerner might be from, by listening
- - Main roles
- - Goes first; cables
- - Is ahead
- - Shows the way
- - Big parts
- - Directs followers
- - Detectives' hints
- - Title characters, typically
- - Tips for journalists
- - Detectives' clues
- - Is up on
- - Performers who get top billing
- - Tips for salespeople
- - Top-billed actors
- - Things detectives pursue
- - Potential sales
- - Some calls on a police hotline
- - Detectives run them down
- - Does a general's job
- - Acts as a guide
- - What detectives follow
- - Is a guide
- - Salesperson's prospects
- - Sets the pace
- - Takes charge
- - Top roles
- - Guides; wires
- - Actors who play principal roles
- - Detectives follow them
- - Ushers in the main people for film
- - Clues
- - Principal roles
- - Main parts
- - Sales prospects
- - Is in first place
- - Assumes command of
- - Headliners
- - Plays first, in some card games
- - They're typically cast first
- - Movie poster names
- - Goes first
- - Has followers
- - Detective's needs
- - They may be blown in games
- - Sleuth's clues
- - Appreciated info for salespeople
- - Hamlet in "Hamlet" and others
- - Principal movie roles
- - What a frontman does
- - Detectives' aids
- - Salesmen's starting points
- - Sought-after roles
- - They're often the best parts
- - Newspaper story tips
- - Appreciated info for sales people
- - Results of "Unsolved Mysteries" airings
- - Reporters chase them
- - Does Rudolph's job
- - Stays in front
- - Has the edge
- - Shows how
- - Chairs
- - Dog-training devices
- - Detective's follow-up list
- - Data for salespeople
- - Phoned-in info
- - Gumshoe's clues
- - Journalist's sources
- - Detectives pursue them
- - Does some aggressive dancing
- - Promising clues
- - Has an edge
- - Plays first with Goren
- - Data for detectives
- - Is in front
- - Is in charge of
- - Investigation aids
- - Solving aids
- - Detective's discoveries
- - .... roles
- - Prompts
- - Current conductors
- - Cables
- - Gets the ball rolling
- - Is in charge
- - Guides
- - Directs
- - Conducts
- - Gets the point
- - Starts
- - Plays first
- - Begins
- - Electrical connections
- - Tips.
- - "Heads up!"
- - Wires
- - Paves the way
- - Stick-and-pokes, for example
- - stock in trade for kat von d
- - parlor designs, briefly
- - Pieces of body art, for short
- - some commemorative art, for short
- - Pictures inked on the skin, for short
- - Body drawings, for short
- - Trunk designs
- - Shoulder designs, for short
- - Drawings that are etched onto the skin, for short
- - Designs on skin, for short
- - Body ink designs, for short
- - Body artwork, for short
- - Skin pics, for short
- - Makes knots and loops
- - Makes knotted lace
- - maui has many on his body, in "moana"
- - Pics on pecs, say
- - Think Before You Ink pics, informally
- - Creates edging
- - Body pics informally
- - Dermal decorations
- - they're a.k.a. "ink"
- - Inked pieces of body art, informally
- - pics on some body?
- - Pieces of body art
- - Makes trimming
- - needlepoint pieces, slangily?
- - Creates lace
- - ink master pics
- - Makes edging
- - Makes picots
- - Makes lacework, in a way
- - Enjoys a loopy craft
- - Body art, familiarly
- - Works with a hand shuttle.
- - Works on lace
- - Works on edging
- - Uses a hand shuttle
- - Uses a bobbin
- - Produces lace
- - Parlor works, briefly
- - Makes lacy doilies
- - Makes lacework by knotting or looping
- - Makes lace, in a way
- - Makes doilies, in a way
- - Makes antimacassars
- - Knots lace
- - Is employed in Valenciennes
- - Does work on a doily
- - Does loops and knots
- - Does handwork
- - Does fancywork
- - Does edging
- - Does a knotting job
- - Does a doily
- - Body images?
- - Body of art?
- - Skin art
- - Ink on skin
- - Art under sleeves?
- - Skin art, slangily
- - Needle works
- - Permanent pics
- - Parlor pics
- - Some body art, informally
- - Pics on biceps
- - Transport vehicle
- - School transport
- - ... Tour
- - Urban transport
- - Public transport option
- - Student's transport
- - Public transport
- - U-boat turned up as transport
- - Roomy transporter
- - Means of public transport
- - U-boat surfacing provides transport
- - U-boat coming up provides transport
- - Tour transport
- - Tour carrier
- - Urban transporter
- - Granite taken from gas turbine by commercial transport
- - Transport provided by U-boat turning up
- - Tour vehicle
- - Tour ride
- - Tour group transport
- - Use transport that's almost bankrupt
- - City tour vehicle
- - School kids' transport
- - Book on American transport
- - Tour aid
- - Public transport initially better under supervision
- - City transport
- - british and american transport
- - bouts regularly in public transport vehicle
- - transport seen in ghostbusters?
- - main transporter reverses supplying another one
- - leading the business of transport
- - Yellow school transport
- - "The Wheels on the ......"
- - "The Wayward ......": Steinbeck
- - "The Wayward ......"
- - "The Magic School ......"
- - "Magic ......" (1968 song by The Who)
- - "Get on the ......" (1996 Spike Lee film about men traveling from L.A. to D.C.)
- - "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" transportation
- - "...... to Baton Rouge" (Lucinda Williams song)
- - ...... driver (Ralph Kramden's job on "The Honeymooners")
- - Greyhound, say
- - Miss the ......
- - Jitney
- - Commuter vehicle
- - Passenger-carrying vehicle
- - Child carrier
- - "Don't miss it!"
- - Public conveyance
- - Type of vehicle.
- - Conveyance
- - Speed setting
- - Public transportation.
- - Commuter's choice
- - Take a trolley
- - Part of USB
- - Way across town
- - Student driver
- - Means of transportation.
- - Coach, e.g.
- - Long vehicle
- - GREYHOUND
- - Kind of line
- - Speed demon
- - Greyhound, e.g
- - Part of the street scene.
- - Certain Volkswagen
- - Field trip vehicle
- - Elementary school vehicle
- - Public vehicle
- - Black American in Greyhound say
- - Train alternative
- - Clear the tables
- - Motor coach
- - Land vehicle whose name is a water vehicle backward
- - Greyhound vehicle
- - Clear, in a cafe
- - Clear dishes from
- - Shuttle ....
- - Vehicle in ambush
- - It stops at school
- - Ride around town
- - Van's cousin
- - Clear away dishes
- - Airport vehicle larger than a van
- - Do some cafeteria work
- - Vehicle in Belgium and America
- - Vehicle showing ads
- - Public service vehicle
- - Taped leaving Budapest going from terminus to terminus
- - It picks up people
- - Clear tables in a restaurant
- - This vehicle descends, another aptly surfaces
- - Pupil mover
- - You might pull a cord to make it stop
- - Way across town, perhaps
- - Kramden's vehicle
- - School kids' ride
- - Clear dirty dishes from
- - Urban transportation
- - School carrier
- - School kid transportation
- - 60-passenger vehicle
- - Transit vehicle
- - Large passenger vehicle
- - Large vehicle
- - HOV lane vehicle
- - Crosstown transportation
- - Part of a public transit fleet
- - Clear, in a cafeteria
- - Part of an after-school lineup
- - Schoolchild's ride
- - Double-decker?
- - Bart's ride to school
- - It goes to school a lot
- - Struggle ...... ("vehicle" for tough times)
- - Ride on a route
- - Clear and set, as tables
- - Yellow vehicle
- - Commuting option
- - You might take it to school
- - Do a greasy spoon chore
- - Supposedly vital measurement that's incomplete for vehicle
- - Vehicle where the driver gets thanked
- - Speeder in "Speed"
- - School vehicle
- - Many a hybrid
- - Crosstown ride, perhaps
- - Long ride?
- - City get-about
- - Passenger vehicle
- - Cross-country option
- - Key American in Greyhound say
- - Double-decker, e.g
- - Way to school
- - Work tables
- - Clear, as a table
- - School-kid vehicle
- - Do cafe work
- - Vehicle
- - City vehicle
- - Airport shuttle, often
- - Airport shuttle vehicle
- - Take for a ride
- - One way to work
- - Coach
- - Urban carrier
- - Its business is picking up
- - Subway alternative
- - .... clear
- - People mover
- - Commuting choice
- - Mass transit option
- - Public transit option
- - Commuter's option
- - ...... school
- - ".... boy!"
- - Taxi alternative
- - Cab alternative
- - ... party
- - Kid's ride to school, perhaps
- - Kind of driver
- - take swapped player down the lane
- - Noted American means of transportation
- - Vehicle bumps off politician?
- - cheese ...... [childhood conveyance]
- - Large vehicle, red in London
- - School ride
- - Vehicle type
- - "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the ......!" [Mo Willems children's book]
- - Vehicle driven by Otto on "The Simpsons"
- - Coach needs player on the bench to turn up