10-Letter Words Containing S

Bottleful

Like some pits

Unfathomable

Very deep

Like the green traffic light

Lowest

Bottomry

Botulinum

Wide roads

Zodiacal borders (wordplay)

Limits for spring star sign

Marches, tied to sign

BOUNDER one that {bounds=v}

The principles of those adhering to the house of Bourbon; obstinate conservatism.

BOURGEOIS A size of type between long primer and brevier. See Type. Type.

Bovinity

Expurgate the indelicate unnecessarily

Bimbo extremely lewd, perhaps come up and use a figleaf

Censor wicked and loathsome extremists heading for Richmond in US state capital

Bowerbird

Archer's supplies

They launch Cupid's darts and play violins etc.

Boxberry

Boxiness

Boycotter

Heartthrobs, perhaps

Ring in by Friday with results and dates

Beaus

The manners or behavior of a boy.

Brachiate

Bracteole

French writing experts start from bad track records

A nice brass set of skulls

""Brainier , brainiest Informal Intelligent; smart.""

A maddening sort of 2 down (wordplay)

Gather one's thoughts (wordplay)

Sudden thought, not too bright.

Least passable, as a thicket of shrubs

Most expansive, as a tree

Perhaps unable to give bird sanctuary praise, farm shut up

Branchlet

Waved the mark 1 26 down

Waved sword I discarded

Flourished after cereal was served

Food helping to keep you regular is flourishing

Flourishes as bachelor, having organised lots of food

Brannigan

Shaw's Captain has money tied up

Uncompromising.

Uncompromising

Formal French eateries

Restaurants with liquor licenses

Some informal restaurants

Support group (wordplay)

""The state, conditions, or quality of being brassy.""

""Brattier , brattiest Characteristic of or being a brat; ill-mannered.""

German sausages

Muscularity

Chutzpah

Puzzle theme depicted by seven grid "containers"

Local money rows in foodie queues

Depression scenes.

""Grain, flour, or meal of which bread is made.""

Glassware, etc., for instance

Fragile articles ... or a hint to the things named by the circled letters

Fragile articles... or a hint to the things named by the circled letters

Starts of races

Stoppages slow down vehicles, we hear, on hills

Breakeven

Post-Communion get-togethers

Diner meals

Morning meals

Familiar name for the stern - um!

Wicked stabber may land on one

Sternum

*Fortification about four feet high

Fortification

What a cosmetic surgeon may do to offer a sort of defence

Breathy

Breathing

Dead tired (wordplay)

Still excited (wordplay)

Dead excited (wordplay)

Brecciate

Breeching

Still without building material (wordplay)

Some house-to-garage links

Roofed passageways

Carefree quality

Carefree state.

Windy state of Elizabeth, having to hold on and, in short, book in

Brevetcy

Cleric in Siberia distributed church books

Brickwork

Blocks and blocks of blocks, possibly (wordplay)

Bricolage

Girl holding up train (wordplay)

Female supporter at the match

Wedding party attendant

Bridewell

It's not easy to cross an English poet embracing the French

Humber is no longer where pressure's high - express good wishes about it

Simple litigations (wordplay)

Simple litigations?

Patient wearing undies must get bags

GI is barred for abusing officers

Officers ordering a ride aboard sailing ships

A dire manoeuvre accepted by ship's officers

Light from Beth's ring's shimmering

Magnitude of book's propriety

Noon at the Loch

Cut diamonds

Between the fish and the insects one may have diamonds on hand

Brimstone

Bringdown

Briolette

Pile in a grill

Cookout needs

Bristly

Groups of actors supporting wide screens

Shows wide pitches

Fat groups of actors in TV shows (wordplay)

Broadloom

English word

Newspaper on a double bed (wordplay)

The Times is terribly bad, so there!

Paper covering double bed (wordplay)

*Hit at an intersection, maybe

Volleys of denunciation

Volleys of a kind.

Collides with

Weapon widely used (wordplay)

Dungeons & Dragons weapon

You'd never get a fence of this

Broadtail

Brochette

Broguery

Broidery

The state or quality of being broken; unevenness.

N.Y.S.E. members

Trading places

The charges that had one even more bankrupt for times

Brokering

""A genus (Bromus) of grasses, one species of which is the chess or cheat.(Bromus) of grasses, one species of which is the chess or cheat.""

Bromelain

Stretch your dollars with these flowers

Brominate

Plural or third person singular

Striking endlessly once British disease

n. affliction common to rodeo clowns

n. affliction common to rodeo clowns

Jurassic giant

Early vegetarian sausage primarily out - or bran flakes (wordplay)

""Broodier , broodiest a. Meditative; contemplative.""

Important stud farm visitors

They need stud finders to do their jobs

Broomball

Broomcorn

Broomrape

Vehicle for Endora (wordplay)

Vehicle for Endora?

Halloween carrier (wordplay)

Acted like a toady

Obsequious person

Obsequious student

Brother right to cover own nose for obsequious person

Brownnose

Hitlerian militia member

(Dress of) Nazi militiaman

Storm trooper

An Ivy League jewel?

An Ivy League jewel (wordplay)

Type of house

Browridge

Brummagem

Brushback

Brushland

Brushwood

Brushwork

Bluntness of speech, French style.

BRUTALISE to treat brutally.

Brutalise

Is attacker L Suarez bit to be replaced (wordplay)

Bryology

One versed in bryology.

Bryophyte

Bubblegum

Tampa Bay team

National League nine

Kidd's men

Financial committees (wordplay)

Open horse-drawn carriages

Rustic carriages

Bucketful

BUCKETS bucket

Buckthorn

Buckwheat

Buckyball

America's Dodge, England's Butler

Like a buffoon; consisting in low jests or gestures.

Bugleweed

Buhrstone

Bovine earthmovers (wordplay)

Equipment needed for demos

They're used to make the grade

Bullfight

Bullrush

Members of the Hymenoptera.

They generate a lot of buzz

Hairy insects

BUMPKIN a clumsy rustic

""A grass growing in bunches and affording pasture. In California, Atropis tenuifolia, Festuca scabrella, and several kinds of Stipa are favorite bunch grasses. In Utah, Eriocoma cuspidata is a good bunch grass.Atropis tenuifolia, Festuca scabrella, and several kinds of Stipa are favorite bunch grasses. In Utah, Eriocoma cuspidata is a good bunch grass.""

""Awkward to move or use especially because of shape; as, a load of bunglesome paraphernalia.as, a load of bunglesome paraphernalia.""

They hold hands

Buoyancy

Do E-numbers turn heavy (wordplay)

A real hassle

Trying numbers, do set out last of three

Second-story jobs

Blair's urge for transportation for such offences

Burgundy

Burladero

Broken by nasty sequel, old lady is mocked

One who burlesques.

Travesties of a sort

Parodies.

Burnisher

Burnish

Burrstone

Bursitis

Bushel

Pit viper; sham brutes (anagram)

Top horticulturist (wordplay)

Venomous pit viper

Backwoodsman in awful rush in clapped-out car

So two heads of state spoke across the Atlantic? That's criminal!

Former US president meeting forest officer, backwoodsman

Attacks from concealment

Fights guerrilla-style

Attacks from hiding

I spit in vehicles, creating concerns

Workplaces

Trades

BUSTLING bustle

'Snoopy' characters

Busyness

Butadiene

Butchery

Spread what's blooming well in them

Love-in-a-mist bouquet

Butterfat

Atlantic gunnel

Buttery

BUTTER to spread with a milk product

Work pants of homespun cloth.

Civil War partisans of South

Montana city in Confederate uniforms

Wild licorice

BUTTON to fasten with a small disk

Supported, nevertheless, with locks

Sweet container taken around and held up

Supported and lifted ice-cream pot, perhaps

Supports yet locks

Supports doubt over locks

Projections on wall, however, need locks

Buttstock

BYSSINE made of fine linen

BYSSINE made of fine linen

They're usually innocent

They're there

Often-unidentified people in photos

Cabaletta

Having a hidden meaning

Horsemen, in the Southwest

Horsemen on the rancho

Men of La Mancha

Horse-drawn carriage operators

Old forms of electronic messages

Overseas wires

Their horses are in front, running a bit closer

Carriages

Caciquism

Cacodemon

Ring-tailed cat

Resembling a corpse

Haggard rogue has to swear nothing to us

Thin and bony like a corpse

English word

Educational opportunity for trainees? CDs shape it, possibly

Caducity

Caecilian

Caesarean

Caesarian

""(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) Botany growing in dense tufts [from New Latin caespitōsus, from caespitem turf]""

Examples of the "do-it-yourself" era.

Busy places at noon

Places where cliques may be apparent

Caginess

Scrambling on crag's rim - here (wordplay)

National park with Britain's only herd of reindeer

Cajolery

Fruits also known as bottle gourds

Bottle gourds

Gourds

Lockups.

Stirs

Pens

Calamary