11-Letter Words Ending in S

Abdication

They're irregular

Sailor in tears or suffering disorders

Abhorrence

Plural or third person singular

""The supposed origination of living organisms from lifeless matter; such genesis as does not involve the action of living parents; spontaneous generation; called also abiogeny, and opposed to biogenesis. abiogeny, and opposed to biogenesis.""

Abiogenist

Abjuration

Abnegation

Abominator

Aboriginal

Abreaction

Abrogation

Abscission

Mariner answers and gets acquittals

Absolutism

People with rigid worldviews

A bandleader overcoming very old musicians, their principles undiminished

Absolutize

Absorbance

Absorption

No-votes (wordplay)

Third column in Congressional tallies

Characterized by abstinence; selfrestraining.

Abstractor

They're both before and after the fact.

Accomplices in case? Scores I suspect

Jewelry and a handbag, for example

Plays along with

Goes along with current organisations

Goes with.

Fellow criminals from cosmic place, disorderly

Abettors

Accordance

Accoucheur

IRS experts who do sums

Employees in Big Eight companies

Financial experts making reports about worker

Accounting

Criminal charges

Legal charges

Charges a couple of hundred on a suit's fitting

Achondrite

Acidophile

Acoelomate

Acquisitor

Like some divorces

Angry and bitter

Producing bad feelings

Acrophobia

Fortified heights in ancient Greece

Actinolite

""Pl. actinomyces Any of various filamentous, mostly anaerobic microorganisms of the genus Actinomyces, which includes the causative agents of actinomycosis.""

Parts of software installations

Actomyosin

Eg, films made from books

Rewritten compositions.

Certain plays.

ADENOMA a tumor of glandular origin

Adiposity

Adjunction

Solemn appeals

Admiration

Admonisher

Warnings

Young people rambling see Scotland

We're young people, so let's dance madly

Young people

Adsorption

Boldly enterprising

Daring

Advocation

Aeciospore

Aepyornis

Aerogramme

Gen. Doolittle's forte.

Science of flying

Study of flight

Aeronomist

Aerosolize

Aerostatic

Aetiology

Affixation

Affliction

Aficionada

They go to the plaza de toros.

Fans of a heartless romance, drink up

Experts in their fields

Dessert wines give us minor tremors

Small earthquakes that follow major earthquakes

Afterworld

Aggression

Agoraphobe

Cultivating grain, so most expert in their field (wordplay)

Birds of ill omen

Largest sea birds.

Alcoholism

Algolagnia

Algologist

Alienation

Alkylation

Allantoid

Accusations

Allegorise

Allegorist

Allegorize

Allegretto

Alleviator

Distributions according to a plan

Allotments

Allocution

Allometry

Allopatry

Allostery

Allotropy

Aloneness

Aloofness

Climbing gear.

Changes made by artist alone to model

Underhood electricity producers

Type of cloud

Altogether

Cloud forming a uniform layer

Cloud type

Cloud at heights of about one to five miles

Envoys in residence

High-ranking diplomats

Dillon, Allison, Coe, etc.

Ambulation

Improves, as a situation

Takes a sad thing and makes it better

Ameloblast

Amenorrhea

Ammunition

Amoebocyte

Amorality

Loving characteristic

Amphiboly

Amphioxus

Amphiploid

Amputation

Amygdaloid

AMYLOID a hard protein deposit

A disorder characterized by deposit of amyloid in organs or tissues; often secondary to chronic rheumatoid arthritis or tuberculosis or multiple myeloma.

Amyloplast

Out of time (wordplay)

""Pl. anadiploses (-s z) Rhetorical repetition at the beginning of a phrase of the word or words with which the previous phrase ended; for example, He is a man of loyalty loyalty always firm.""

""A repetition of the last word or any prominent word in a sentence or clause, at the beginning of the next, with an adjunct idea; as, "He retained his virtues amidst all his misfortunes misfortunes which no prudence could foresee or prevent." as, "He retained his virtues amidst all his misfortunes misfortunes which no prudence could foresee or prevent."""

""Pl -ses [-ˌsiːz] (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) (in Greek tragedy) the recognition or discovery by the protagonist of the identity of some character or the nature of his own predicament, which leads to the resolution of the plot; denouement [from Greek: recognition]""

The unfolding or d\'82nouement.

Anastomose

Styptic. <mark>[Obs.]<mark>

Anastrophe

Anchoress

Anchovetta

Androgyny

Of indeterminate sex

Hermaphrodite

Grandson you get fussed about, showing male and female characteristics

Anecdotage

Anecdotist

Anemograph

Meteorological tools

Wind instruments

Full of twists and turns

Circuitous; sinuous.

ANGIOMA a benign tumour

Plants whose seeds are enclosed in an ovary

Angulation

Bad blood

Anisogamy

A union between two gametes that differ in size or form.

Ankylosaur

Annexation

Side lines (wordplay)

Marginalia

Annulation

Anointment

Anonymity

Anopheline

Antagonism

Punch and Judy, for example

Not as giants, flexing muscles

Group being played against

Gets upset

Antecessor

Collections of a too English design

Theologians may provide choice literary gatherings

Theologians assembled for choice literary gatherings

Anthropoid

Selman Waksman's field.

Medicines destroying micro-organisms

Bacteria destroyers such as penicillin or streptomycin

Word with prefix anti-

Antimonial

Antimonide

Antinomian

Antiphonal

Antiphony

Antipodean

Non-patriots in revolt - being negative, they are charged

Antismoker

Antistory

Anxiolytic

Butterflies

Huge herbivorous dinosaur

Many doomsday cults predict them

Penitent's defence of Christianity

Apologizer

""Pl. aponeuroses (-s z ) A sheetlike fibrous membrane, resembling a flattened tendon, that serves as a fascia to bind muscles together or as a means of connecting muscle to bone.""

""Any one of the thicker and denser of the deep fasci\'91 which cover, invest, and the terminations and attachments of, many muscles. They often differ from tendons only in being flat and thin. See Fascia. Fascia.""

Apophthegm

Rhetoric and Rhetorical Devices

"She had a heart-how shall I say?-too soon made glad . . . "

She had a hearthow shall I say?too soon made glad...

She had a heart-how shall I say?-too soon made glad . . .

Apostatise

Apostatize

Apostolate

Edit perhaps, so to punctuation marks

Parts of some Irish names

Digressions in a speech.

Haunted house inhabitants

Applicator

Apposition

Appositive

Apriority

Dispute deciders

Arborvitae

Arbovirus

Wearers of pallia

Clerics on a sacred meandering around church

Shrewd dean's embracing company people in a higher office

The quality of being arduous; difficulty of execution.

Growing or living or burrowing in sand.

Nobles

Swells

Arrogation

""Pl. arthrodeses (-s z) The surgical fixation of a joint, ultimately resulting in bone fusion. Basically, the procedure is artificially induced ankylosis performed to relieve pain or provide support in a diseased or injured joint.""

Surgical fixation of joints.

Asafoetida

Ascomycete

Ascription

Hopes for the future.

Hopes

Assoilment

Antipastos, for example

Some large bags of candy

Antipastos, e.g

Things taken for granted

Evangeline Adams and others.

They get a lot from Leo's movement

Zodiac experts