➠ Words with s
List contains 183873 Words that "s" contain.
- - Poet who wrote "A Child's Christmas in Wales"
- - crapper who didn't actually invent the toilet
- - "The ... Crown Affair" movie starring Pierce Brosnan as a billionaire thief
- - Although mistrustful initially, a saint
- - Confused, doubting apostle [John 20:24-29 [NIV]]
- - Parliamentary commander-in-chief during the English Civil War
- - Frank "The Big Hurt"
- - apostle who refused to believe in christ's resurrection until he had seen his wounds
- - The Blue Boy painter, d. 1788
- - The Apostle who initially doubted the Resurrection
- - Resurrection doubter
- - One of the Twelve Apostles
- - Pewter accompanier in the Bible
- - The doubting Apostle
- - '-- the Rhymer', a fantasy novel by Ellen Kushner
- - Marshall's successor on the Supreme Court
- - Apostle who doubted
- - Incredulous Apostle
- - Clarence of the Supreme Court
- - Musician Dolby who returned in 2011 with "A Map of the Floating City"
- - Marshall's replacement on the Supreme Court
- - Doubting apostle
- - Successor to Marshall on the Supreme Court
- - Skeptical Apostle
- - Jefferson who signed the Declaration of Independence
- - Author Steve, who has named JonBenét's mom as a suspect
- - Apostle
- - One of the Apostles
- - last name of the brothers known as the mancs in mumbai
- - Inventor of the light bulb Edison
- - .... the Tank Engine
- - he doubted hydrogen could be found in split atoms
- - One of Christ's apostles
- - He's had his doubts
- - Tank engine in a children's series
- - Actress Marlo
- - Dylan ..., poet
- - NCAA championship-winning swimmer Lia ...
- - Welshman of words granted degrees
- - "leviathan" author hobbes
- - Former president Jefferson
- - do not go gentle into that good night
- - third u.s. president's first name
- - Zero in maths worried Hardy, for one
- - there are doubts associated with this name
- - Famous tank engine
- - once a doubtful candidate for canonisation?
- - apparently not a certain disciple
- - Cromwell, for example, shot a revolutionary when holding mass
- - third us president's first name
- - hobbes or aquinas
- - Poet Dylan, Do not go gentle into that good night
- - "downton abbey" footman barrow
- - Rob of Matchbox Twenty
- - He's a "really useful engine"
- - St .............., Ontario
- - Patron saint of civil ser-vants
- - Menlo Park first name
- - Justice Clarence
- - Justice Berger
- - Dylan —, Welsh poet
- - Clockmaker Seth
- - A doubting ........
- - Bush Supreme Court appointee
- - Bush judicial appointee
- - Member of 38-Across
- - Inventor Edison
- - Supreme Court justice Clarence
- - Literary tank engine
- - Dylan —; — Edison
- - Inventive Edison
- - Poet Dylan
- - Name Gray had for Welsh poet
- - 'A Child's Christmas in Wales' poet
- - Doubting one
- - Rev W Awdry's tank engine
- - Patron Saint of people in doubt
- - "Tank Engine" of kid-lit
- - — Moore, Irish poet
- - Dylan ..., ... Aquinas
- - Locomotive of tot TV
- - Justice since 1991
- - "Smooth" singer Rob
- - Noted expurgator Bowdler
- - Mann of many words
- - Famous doubter
- - "Really useful engine" of children's books
- - Tank engine of children's fiction
- - Cartoonist Nast
- - New Testament skeptic
- - 1991 Supreme Court appointee
- - Woodrow Wilson's first name
- - Baseball's "Big Hurt"
- - Welsh poet Dylan
- - "Do not go gentle into that good night" poet
- - Biblical doubter
- - President Jefferson
- - Saint with doubts
- - Wendy's pitchman, once
- - Tank engine of kids' TV
- - Wendy's founder
- - First name of 32-Across
- - Theologian Aquinas
- - 1991 Bush appointee
- - Paine or Mann
- - "Doubting" fellow
- - Wendy's founder Dave
- - "Utopia" author Moore
- - "Under Milk Wood" poet
- - "A Child's Christmas in Wales" writer
- - Wendy's pitchman
- - '40s candidate Dewey
- - More of 9 Across
- - Novelist Pynchon
- - When 7-Down bought in, she walked out
- - Nast or Edison
- - "That Girl" Marlo
- - Aquinas
- - Paine, Hardy, or Edison
- - Doubter
- - Seth or Clarence
- - More or Mann
- - More, for one
- - With 52 Across, author of "Gnomologia," source of quote
- - Six-time Presidential candidate
- - "Sage of Monticello"
- - John Charles of opera
- - Danny or doubting
- - Wolfe or à Kempis
- - No. 1 doubter
- - British poet
- - Name meaning "a twin."
- - Doubting .......
- - Lincoln's father.
- - Well-known name in socialism.
- - Composer of "Mignon."
- - Noted Socialist leader.
- - Muffin man
- - Hardy
- - Jefferson or Paine
- - See 35-Across
- - animated host welcoming mother of poet dylan
- - Edison's first
- - 2002 australian open men's singles tennis championship winner
- - Musical symbols that mean Don't play
- - Lies used by snooker players?
- - breaks billiards players may be grateful for?
- - Notes aren't written during these
- - Notes aren't written during them
- - Doesn't play, as a piano
- - 'Don't play' music symbols
- - Times when musicians don't play
- - Isn't working
- - Doesn't work or play
- - Doesn't play
- - Doesn't work
- - Supports when one isn't working
- - musical props?
- - Pauses from playing
- - conks out in a hammock for a few hours, say
- - Breaks from activity
- - In forests, one finds 'lodges'
- - seen to repose in most forests
- - sits out for a bit
- - Chills out for a bit
- - Relaxes peacefully
- - Breaks supports
- - Catches some shut-eye
- - Takes a break from work , say
- - Takes a breather, say
- - Breaks in music
- - Silent spots in scores
- - Some score marks
- - Musical pauses
- - They're found in scores
- - Score notations
- - Musical silences
- - Caesuras
- - Ends one's case
- - Caesurae
- - What the defense does, sometimes
- - They're found on staffs
- - They have bar signs
- - Symbols indicating silence
- - Stops, in a court
- - Some musical notations
- - Some come between notes
- - Pauses that refresh
- - Is quiet
- - Has a breather
- - Wraps up one's case
- - Word after the defense
- - Winds up in court
- - What the defense does
- - Uses a chaise
- - Tranquil periods
- - Times to relax
- - They take up some measures
- - Symbols in music.
- - Squiggly music symbols
- - Some score notations
- - Sits a spell
- - Silent markings
- - Silence markers, in music
- - Signs of silence
- - Siestas, say
- - Shelters or hostels
- - Sheet-music pauses
- - Score silences
- - Score silence symbols
- - Score breaks
- - Rhythmic pauses
- - Renewal providers
- - Relaxes between tours
- - Regains one's energy, in a way
- - Pauses, in music
- - Pauses on sheet music
- - Pauses from labor.
- - Parts of scores
- - Notes' counterparts
- - Notations on scores
- - Musical breathers
- - Measure things, at times
- - Lies lazily on the beach, e.g.
- - Lies in a hammock, perhaps
- - Last word for the defense
- - Knocks off for a while
- - Is still
- - Head and arm followers
- - Has a nap
- - Half and whole, e.g.
- - Grabs a snooze
- - Goes on leave, say
- - Gets all the breaks?
- - Gets a break, maybe
- - Enjoys a siesta
- - Enjoys a recess
- - Ends a case
- - Dotted ones are half again as long
- - Cools off, maybe
- - Concludes one's court case
- - Closes in court
- - Breathers, musically speaking
- - Breathers for musicians
- - Billiard devices
- - Is off
- - Some staff members
- - Lies down
- - Musical interludes
- - Relaxes for a bit
- - Time-outs
- - Musical notations
- - Chills, so to speak
- - Unwinds.
- - Respites
- - Staff signs
- - Idles
- - ........ Vacations
- - Lulls
- - Moves in an airplane
- - Musical signs.
- - Remainders.
- - Slumbers
- - Sacks out
- - Reposes
- - Musical intervals
- - Musical symbols
- - Score symbols
- - Music symbols
- - Staff members?
- - Musical marks
- - Sheet-music notations
- - Options during computer woes
- - Some bar signs
- - Snoozes
- - Takes a siesta
- - Musical directions
- - Sets down
- - Recesses
- - Knocks off
- - Takes one's ease
- - Takes ten
- - Work breaks
- - Stops for a bit
- - Takes a breather
- - Takes several breaks
- - Takes a break
- - Sits down
- - Lies
- - Kicks back
- - Takes a snooze
- - Chopstick perches
- - Stops presenting evidence
- - 'The defense ......'
- - Takes five
- - Puts one's feet up
- - Concludes one's case
- - Breathers
- - Stretches out for a bit
- - Symbols for silence
- - Parks it, so to speak
- - Concludes a case
- - Recharges one's batteries
- - Takes breaks
- - Breath markings
- - Finishes arguing a case
- - Score marks
- - Stops being busy
- - Takes time off
- - Snoozes, e.g
- - Musical breaks
- - Lies quietly
- - Takes a load off
- - Catches one's breath
- - Signs not to sing
- - Breaks for musicians
- - Pauses
- - Takes a nap, say
- - 'Stop playing' symbols
- - Stops working for a while
- - Chills out
- - Alternatives to notes
- - Intervals in music
- - Breaks in scores
- - Grabs some Z's
- - Stops hiking for a bit
- - Observes Labor Day
- - Intervals of inactivity
- - Stops playing
- - Sits one out
- - Symbols among notes
- - Hangs in the hammock
- - Sits for a spell
- - Solo stoppers
- - Some rectangular symbols on scores
- - Silent intervals
- - Music breaks
- - Some music signs
- - Enjoys a hammock
- - Score pauses
- - Bandstand breaks
- - Observes the Sabbath
- - Stops introducing evidence
- - Cools it
- - Musical hiatuses
- - Takes a time-out
- - Staff breaks
- - Gives it to the judge
- - They're seen in quiet bars
- - Stops working
- - Gets some down time
- - Stops for a breath
- - Lies dormant
- - Stops arguing
- - Tour breathers
- - Pauses for breath
- - Musical score notations
- - Completes the defense
- - Music notations
- - Has a break
- - Staff symbols
- - Naps, say
- - Uses a hammock
- - Takes by force
- - Supports
- - Does nothing
- - Takes it easy
- - Relaxes
- - Is inactive
- - Naps
- - Takes a nap
- - Relies (on)
- - Leans (on)
- - Periods of inactivity
- - Breaks
- - intervals of silence, in music
- - Sets off at a run while one takes it easy
- - Somewhat reflective, impressionist Serafinowicz takes it easy
- - More than one support breaks
- - sits for a few minutes between sets at the gym, maybe
- - A Spanish gentleman is a fine fellow
- - Greek myth-inspired term for a hot guy
- - a professor is a handsome youngster
- - Handsome fellow of myth
- - Handsome youth in Greek mythology who was loved by Aphrodite
- - Fuss when offence is given up by handsome young man
- - Handsome youth in Greek myth, beloved of Aphrodite
- - a professor is a handsome chap
- - Handsome youth is behind a teacher
- - Handsome youth lives by a Scottish river
- - Handsome young Greek god of beauty and fertility
- - said no? that's a beautiful young man for you!
- - The handsome chap said no unfortunately
- - Beautiful youth of Greek myth
- - and so i became a fair man
- - Mythical youth loved by Aphrodite
- - "Very fit man" Trump inducted into Australian Institute of Sport
- - he was known for his fairness
- - The Greek god of beauty and desire
- - no! i get sad on seeing him! he's so attractive!