9-Letter Words Ending in S

Closures, say, shut down the presses

Red light over the leaves

Halts and interruptions.

Type of dress.

Like clutch bags and bustiers

Like some dresses

Robust persons Colloq.

Robust persons: Colloq.

Powerfully built athletes

Striping

Pole stars (wordplay)

They reveal all to tourist on board

Trimmed cards, used by magicians.

Stropper

Flowers for bordellos (wordplay)

Loose ladies

They're not so good to get blown in the ship

Stumpage

See if wandering past backward places makes confused

STUPOR a state of reduced sensibility

Stypsis

Subdepot

Subepoch

Subgraph

Subgroup

Subpanel

Subphase

Trial servings (wordplay)

They're served

Calls to court

Smaller areas of a main area

Regions within regions

Areas within areas

Subtopia

Bulleted points, perhaps

Secondary subjects

Salts help us initially to assimilate sugars in a roundabout way

Sulphide

Sulphite

Sulphone

Expensive-looking, splendid

Splendid, expensive-looking

Delicious and expensive

Sumpweed

Superadd

Supercar

Supercop

Consciences, to analysts

Where consciences are found

Fuddy-duddies of the Freudian psyche

Superfan

Superhit

Good daughters end as good mothers

Persons of higher rank.

Commanding officers

Superjet

Superlie

Supermom

Superpro

Supinate

Takes the place of

Takes the place of what bees do (wordplay)

One may have a vegetarian diet, but this takes the place of it

Businessmen in trouble purse lips

Purveyors.

Supposal

Supposer

The spur, when broken over the donkeys, goes one better

Bests

White ecclesiastical vestments with wide sleeves

Marries outside Sumerian city, in religious garments

Public-budget rarities

Good things to run, for businesses

It's nice to run these

Surprint

Sudden unexpected events

Bolts from the blue

Sudden, unexpected events

Surprize

Suspense

Stuff in a dustbin

Sweetsop

""Grammar the use of a word with the same syntactic relation to two adjacent words, in a literal sense with one and a metaphorical sense with the other, as in “the ships collided, and the sailors and many dreams were drowned.” ; sylleptic,""

Figure of speech; zeugma

Bones

""An articulation formed by intervening cartilage; as, the pubic symphysis. as, the pubic symphysis.""

Synapsid

Syrphian

Things felt at a casino (wordplay)

*iPad, e.g

Places for placemats

Taillamp

Exhausted parts (wordplay)

Vents on cars

They might backfire

Spirals out of control

Alpinists' deadly falls

Dramatic descents

Talapoin

Meddlers.

Tankship

Tapadera

Tapadero

Relatives of rulers

Markings on a theater stage

Measuring implements

Make a video about lowlifes (wordplay)

Get pictures at a bait store (wordplay)

Invaders that ate all my reel-to-reel mementos (wordplay)

British taverns

Water-resistant roofing sheets

Roofers' supplies

Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Public.

They fill out schedules

Government funders

The fall of Niobe (wordplay)

Eye's output

Manifestations of lamentation.

Baker's measures

Table setting items

Parts of many place settings

They know just what you're thinking

Extraordinary communicators

Mind readers

Many Rod Serling works

They get Emmys every year

Tube writings

Moves to another planet, say

Relocates, sci-fi-style

Gets from A to B instantly

Temperer

Graphic designer's tools

Stencils, for example

Word processor conveniences

Temporal

Lorelei, for one

Siren used by locum at locks (wordplay)

Circe, for example

Tenpence

Tephrite

Old bath water quality

Mild warmth of speed isn't dissipated

Lukewarm quality

Terpinol

Small freshwater turtles

Maryland's team.

University of Maryland athletes

Four-footers

Kennedy's holding snare with first of distinctly odd four-footed creatures

Some medical treatments

Hormone and physical, for two

Doctor's orders

Theropod

Actors I caught in "The Bridges"

Stage performers

They work in Spanish and Latin production

Thiophen

Thiotepa

Tholepin

Threaper

Horizontal pieces of finery

They go with studs

Business suit accessories

Timpanum

Coats steel, in a way

Coats with a metal

Tippytoe

Drunkard's state

Hints for going round functions in drunken state

Happy state suggests one with half of Guinness

Give money to county officers

Tipstaff

Tipstock

Toepiece

Toeplate

Sculpted shrubs

Topotype

Sailor's wear

Popular deck shoes

Sperry line

Topstone

Nixes, as a plan

How the toper does become explosive

Fireworks for sidewalk celebrators.

Venetian gondolas, perhaps (wordplay)

Subdivisions of counties

Tragopan

Wine-vat workers

Heavy steppers

Parts of churches.

Cathedral cross sections

They cross naves

Tranship

Trapball

What made Astor drop (wordplay)

Secret entrances under carpets, perhaps

Secret openings under rugs (2 wds.)

Head turner

Trapline

Trapnest

Ornamental inveiglements (wordplay)

Accessories wanted by fur-hunters, maybe

Clothes stoutly made, top to toe

Traprock

Trapunto

They're used for bone biopsies

Cylindrical saws

Triceps

Triglyph

Trigraph

Trimorph

Some early flying machines

Sopwith Camel predecessors

Triplex

Triplite

Triploid

Tripody

Tripping

Triptane

Triptyca

Paintings on three hinged panels

Paintings on hinged panels

Three-panel works

Hidden triggers

Troopial

Troponin

Troupial

Vehicles offloading right skips for food stores

Robin's favourite stores providing food for pupils

Friar's beer ingredients from Glenstal Abbey's stores, for instance

Tumpline

Small English coins

Ways to convert weapons

Tolls are taken on them

US paying motorways - old toll gates

Barbecue devices

Goes quiet - it's due to the old kitchen equipment

Twinship

Twopence

Tympany

Tympanum

Typecase

Lacks imagination in role-filling

Pigeonholes, in a way

Puts in an expected role

Gothic characters (wordplay)

Producers of some bold words

Printing fonts

Typifier

Umpirage

APTNESS the quality of being apt

Uncouple

Underlap

Underlip

Road's always up here (wordplay)

Road not up to the mark (wordplay)

Inferior pedestrian crossing (wordplay)

Underpay

Supports below

Unpacker

Unpeople

Folk with an erased history, in Newspeak

Unpucker

Unpuzzle

Unrepair

Unsphere

Upbearer

Upgather

Upgrowth

Radical changes

Ah, up with the slaves for the earthquakes

Revolutionary has value seizing power in times of change

Upheaver

Upholder

Uplander

Uplifter

Blow them from below

Low-to-high swings

(In boxing) blows to the chin

Upraiser

Upreach

Rebellions or mutinies

Events in eastern Europe: 1989

Events in eastern Europe 1989

Uprootal

Hurricanes, for example

Tumbled hunters (wordplay)

Disturbing people leading us

They disturb jumping dogs

Upspring

Upstater

Some brushwork

Upthrust

Uptowner

Insipidity

Bragging sessions

Passive or active sprays

Vaporize

Vapourer

Vesperal

Vilipend

Volplane

Leather pushers

Wampish

Wardship

Wings of a hawk (wordplay)

Fighters, bombers et al.

Those in a dogfight