➠ Words with s

List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.

  • - "Yeah, just my luck ..."
  • - could they be statistics supplied by the orator?
  • - Works out that figs contain water
  • - Types that impress? That's to be expected
  • - physical forms associated with computers
  • - Numbers of body shapes
  • - Diagrams of body shapes
  • - Forms fires around the middle of August
  • - Thinks mathematically?
  • - Makes sense of the prices, perhaps
  • - The financial report makes sense!
  • - "Hidden ...," 2016 biographical drama film based on the lives of African-American female mathematicians who worked at NASA
  • - What many watch on beaches
  • - Solves, with "out"
  • - Skater's practice
  • - Puzzles (out)
  • - Makes sense, considering the circumstances
  • - Body shapes
  • - Calculates.
  • - Numbers
  • - Digits
  • - Expressions
  • - shapes represented statistically?
  • - forms fours, for example
  • - numerical symbols
  • - where a man has to take his time
  • - Rip off a child and that's the punishment
  • - Place to house criminals
  • - Place to keep criminals
  • - A jug of porridge in the nick of time
  • - where you must go if you have time
  • - where one does 14 down
  • - The clink of a jug
  • - Where you'll find screws on the doors
  • - those who occupy it may be given plenty of time
  • - The nick of time
  • - Is in a porn production; gets jail
  • - It may have wings, but absolutely not power to rise
  • - Quietly Ron is taken off to jail
  • - where you must go if you get time
  • - Turns up, no teacher will take first puff of American joint
  • - Stir where one does porridge
  • - 'Stone walls do not a ...... make ...': Richard Lovelace
  • - Where Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
  • - Publicity material is about to create stir
  • - Where you will find screws on the doors
  • - Mostly lying about one's time served here
  • - Place where cell phones aren't allowed?
  • - Turns up no address for park leading to the big house
  • - Where most are bent on entering?
  • - Place where con jobs are common?
  • - Place to find pen pals?
  • - The time there might be five to ten
  • - Where "Don Quixote" was conceived
  • - Where 38-Down spent 19 years
  • - Where "Don Quixote" was written
  • - 22-Across delivered his millennium message from one
  • - "To Althea, From ......."
  • - Government facility at Mount Eden, Arohata and Invercargill
  • - TV's ".... Break"
  • - jail for 'rip-off boy'
  • - Spin or twist in jail
  • - public relations is no set-back in gaol
  • - one boy following pair from jail
  • - Pair seen with one boy can
  • - accommodation for those inside
  • - not sure, in shock, working at jail
  • - Nick's spin is working
  • - Guard house and park for knight raised around centre of Grenoble
  • - Jug of porridge!
  • - the bars here are behind
  • - Porn is circulating in jail
  • - "Orange Is the New Black" setting
  • - Wormwood Scrubs, for example
  • - Stir — can
  • - No rips (anag)
  • - Clink — jug
  • - Chokey
  • - Cooler marketing is working
  • - Stir porridge
  • - Cage is put in for raven at last
  • - Place of incarceration
  • - Alcatraz was one
  • - Cream from Marine Corps holding the POWS behind bars
  • - Correctional institution
  • - Is in for arson, ultimately, here?
  • - It shuts people up
  • - Cage is put in for toucan at last
  • - Nick parties, going regularly
  • - Pair seen with one boy at lock-up
  • - Nick eco-friendly car, not posh, working
  • - Pair seen with one boy in stir
  • - Cage is put in for raven ultimately
  • - Corrective institution
  • - Cage bird
  • - Gaol
  • - Bird cage
  • - Con's place
  • - Bird is pinned by something pointed -- not good
  • - Public relations is working for jail
  • - Quiet prayer exuding love in place with chaplain?
  • - Alcatraz, notably
  • - Penitentiary
  • - Attica or Leavenworth
  • - Con container
  • - Place up the 58-Across?
  • - Place of con confinement
  • - Life may be spent here
  • - Con junction
  • - Building without cell phones?
  • - ".... Break": Fox TV drama
  • - Con-dominium?
  • - "Folsom .... Blues"
  • - Upriver place?
  • - Bastille, e.g.
  • - It's up the river
  • - Alcatraz, formerly
  • - Sing Sing, for one
  • - The Bastille, e.g.
  • - "Fidelio" setting
  • - "Don Quixote" was written here
  • - San Quentin, for one
  • - 61 Felons' lockup
  • - Alcatraz once
  • - Alcatraz or Sing Sing
  • - Felon's future
  • - Whence Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
  • - Newgate, e.g.
  • - Attica, for one
  • - Possible residence of 62 Across
  • - Warden's place
  • - San Quentin
  • - Cage
  • - Dartmoor, for one.
  • - Leavenworth.
  • - Bilibid ...... Manila.
  • - "...... jail"
  • - .......... the joint
  • - Brig. ......
  • - Place of confinement
  • - Newgate, for one
  • - Hoosegow
  • - Lockup
  • - The slammer
  • - Break site
  • - Sentence structure?
  • - Big house
  • - Cooler
  • - Slammer
  • - Stir
  • - previsions
  • - two pairs of spectacles, one hears, used by marksmen!
  • - Lotion applied to the skin to make it less oily
  • - Skin tightener
  • - A rigorous preparation for toning the skin
  • - *Application for oily skin
  • - Skin cleanser component
  • - Skin cleaner
  • - a cord and tangled net becomes constrictive
  • - Binding round the inside of the tent, as it's torn
  • - Contractor starting to work over nurse
  • - Sharp ant stinger hurt!
  • - severe strain, sadly, on fellow
  • - After-shave is a terrible strain on a fellow
  • - trains new chap to be sharp
  • - Complexion toner
  • - terrible strain man finds severe
  • - Sharp; refreshing
  • - Circle inside a stent is rather severe in manner
  • - Ten labouring on a chain — harsh
  • - Sharp tone in article by freelancer, for the most part, is not heartless?
  • - A series on hospital department will be caustic
  • - Styptic thread in a hospital department
  • - Sharp as old wine syndicate's imported
  • - Caustic chap seen on trains getting agitated
  • - Bitter (taste)
  • - Sour article from freelancer for the most part that's not heartless
  • - Severe forecast -- ring entrepreneurs for clothing
  • - After trains breaking down, man is caustic
  • - Severe row within a hospital department
  • - Harsh, like syndicate in short-term accommodation?
  • - Harsh adjustment to net ratings
  • - Medical preparation that may create row in a part of the hospital
  • - Harsh answer from freelancer for the most part getting good books
  • - Trains excited bloke, 17?
  • - Aftershave, e.g.
  • - Harshly biting
  • - Sharp; harsh
  • - Styptic.
  • - Cause of shrinkage
  • - Sour or bitter in taste
  • - Caustic
  • - Sour-tasting
  • - Harsh
  • - Acerbic criminal nattering about closure of banks
  • - Internet computers
  • - Data-sharing computers
  • - Network computers
  • - Central computers
  • - computer storage devices
  • - as tennis players, they may be employed in a mass
  • - We deliver subpoenas etc [those starting court action]
  • - they'll take tips from you
  • - Waitrons
  • - They wait for money
  • - Restaurant staff
  • - They'll wait for you
  • - Some IHOP employees
  • - Contents of some data centers
  • - Data-center installations
  • - People waiting for payment
  • - Waiters
  • - Waitstaff members
  • - Waitstaff
  • - Banquet workers
  • - Waiters, e.g.
  • - Automats lack them
  • - Wait staff
  • - Altar boys, e.g.
  • - Trays.
  • - Tennis players, at times
  • - Tennis players
  • - Order takers
  • - Café society.
  • - Altar boys
  • - even when healthy these creatures may drop down
  • - sea birds whose down is used in quilts
  • - Fanatics
  • - they're devilish if set back by conclusions
  • - Real addicts will always back if given tips
  • - Addicts right to have nothing to do with Buds
  • - one inside wards off evil spirits
  • - Female on isle stops devils
  • - Devotees of US sitcom first for ‘Rachel cut'
  • - Wicked people taking king away from companions
  • - Local fans for One Direction in spots
  • - Wicked ones
  • - Evil spirits or wicked people
  • - Nasty sorts
  • - Dastardly sorts
  • - Associates let go of right old monsters
  • - Mr. Hyde and his ilk
  • - Diabolical sorts
  • - Diabolically wicked ones
  • - Cruel villains
  • - Infernal types
  • - Beastly sorts
  • - Monsters and maniacs
  • - Ogres
  • - Up-to-no-goodniks
  • - Hellkites
  • - Wizards: Colloq.
  • - Maniacs
  • - Devils
  • - 'Monsters, ...'
  • - ' & Demons'
  • - Buffs
  • - Troublemakers
  • - motor racing finishes for enthusiasts
  • - if upset by the conclusions, they're diabolical
  • - they get engaged in the machine-shop
  • - Parts of a machine
  • - they are engaged in making machines work
  • - Machine parts seen on steampunk jewelry and Labor Party flags
  • - they are engaged in engineering
  • - The projections on a toothed wheel
  • - Machine workers?
  • - Workers in a capitalist system, metaphorically
  • - They enable gears to mesh
  • - They turn on machines
  • - They go around in circles
  • - They have teeth but no mouths
  • - The teeth of an 18 Across
  • - Machine teeth
  • - They have small roles
  • - Things in the works
  • - Lowly workers from the banks in Colorado Springs
  • - They have perfect sets of teeth
  • - Machine gear parts
  • - Parts of the machinery on the margins of computer bugs
  • - Teeth in continuous motion
  • - They aren't major players
  • - Little fish in big ponds
  • - Bit players in a big machine
  • - Parts of the machine, maybe
  • - Machine parts
  • - Nobody employees in the system
  • - They have teeth
  • - small parts of a machine
  • - ...... in the machine (unappreciated contributors to large efforts)
  • - Unimportant workers, metaphorically
  • - Peons, metaphorically
  • - Teeth on a mechanical wheel
  • - gearwheels
  • - Small parts of mechanism
  • - Bits of machinery
  • - catches on a wheel
  • - Toothy wheels
  • - Toothed wheels
  • - Teeth on a gearwheel
  • - Teeth on a gear wheel
  • - Gears
  • - Teeth on a wheel
  • - Some uppity teams go crazy with minor players
  • - Gear teeth
  • - Teeth not connected to jaws
  • - Factory wheels
  • - Teeth that mesh
  • - Teeth on a sprocket
  • - Teeth that turn
  • - Minor players
  • - Mechanical teeth
  • - Sprockets
  • - Essentials of an industrial revolution?
  • - Gear sprockets
  • - Machinery parts
  • - Gear elements
  • - Minor yet vital staffers
  • - Machinery teeth
  • - Some working parts
  • - Vital components
  • - Vital elements
  • - Teeth that aren't flossed
  • - Sprocket teeth
  • - Wheel projections
  • - Bit players
  • - Lowly workers, figuratively
  • - Machinist's teeth
  • - Minor employees
  • - Minor yet vital employees
  • - Unimportant workers
  • - Teeth, of sorts
  • - Some teeth
  • - Vital parts
  • - Important components
  • - Industrial revolution elements?
  • - Sets of gear teeth
  • - Wheel teeth
  • - Cockboats
  • - Gear teeeth
  • - Minor but essential workers
  • - Minor functionaries
  • - Uses crooked dice.
  • - Gears' relatives.
  • - Small boats
  • - Wheels with teeth.
  • - Teeth of a sort.
  • - Teeth on sprocket wheels.
  • - Persons acting as part of a process.
  • - Projecting catches.
  • - Low-level workers?
  • - Lowly workers
  • - Gear features
  • - Gear components
  • - Gear parts
  • - ...... teeth
  • - Wheel parts
  • - Teeth on a gear or wheel
  • - Periodic table listing
  • - Periodic table constituents
  • - substances that are featured in the periodic table
  • - Neon and mercury, e.g.
  • - Wind, rain, etc.
  • - Astatine and vanadium
  • - Gold and silver
  • - Wind, rain, cold, etc.
  • - Mercury and argon
  • - Ingredients
  • - Earth and air
  • - Man against the ......
  • - Mercury et al.
  • - Hydrogen, uranium, etc.
  • - Actinium to zirconium.
  • - Hydrogen, oxygen, etc.
  • - Actinium, aluminum, americium, etc.
  • - Wind, rain, etc. (with "the").
  • - Titanium and uranium.
  • - MAKEUP
  • - Basics
  • - Rudiments of a subject
  • - Basic principles
  • - Rudimentary principles
  • - Factors
  • - Rudiments
  • - A B C's
  • - Fire and water?
  • - Hydrogen and oxygen, e.g.
  • - Krypton and xenon
  • - Water and air, e.g
  • - Violent weather
  • - Weather
  • - Features
  • - Parts
  • - basic substances that provide heat
  • - Hydrogen and helium, e.g.
  • - Parts of something
  • - The movies "Fire" [1996], "Earth" [1998] and "Water" [2005] by Canadian filmmaker Deepa Mehta as they are known collectively, '.. Trilogy'
  • - Basic components of heating coils
  • - basic constituent parts
  • - Holmium, tungsten, dysprosium, etc.