11-Letter Words Ending in S

Blastodisc

Blastomere

Blastopore

Bleakness

Holy state

Sanctity

Beatitude

Blindfish

Blindness

Blitzkrieg

Forts made of squared timbers

Bloodguilt

Hunting dogs

Evidence in many "Law & Order" episodes

Forensic clues with scattered money from a shark (wordplay)

Bloodstock

Bloodstone

Items used in "light" boxing (wordplay)

Removes paint, in a way

Vault openers at times

Fruit baked into muffins

Edible output of the heath family

Sweet, dark edibles

Bluebonnet

Fruity preserves for coppers

Coppers showing courage when overrun by Oxbridge types

Bluegrass

Bluejacket

Bluetongue

Bluffness

Short handgun that has a wide bore

It's a mistake to kiss; one may be fired

Early form of gun

Bluntness

Bobsledder

Bodysurfer

Boilersuit

Bolshevism

Bolshevize

Airmen

Bondholder

Bonesetter

Bookbinder

BOOKISH pertaining to books

Triple-header-double-letter word

Figureheads (wordplay)

They work with numbers

Bookmaking

Page savers

Mobile sources of reading material (pl.) (4,7)

Charge drug dealers (wordplay)

Proprietors for word lovers

Barnes & Noble and competitors

Library staples

Money-eating projects

Big ol' wastes

Useless endeavors

BOORISH {rude=adj}

Chamber of commerce policies

Jazz Age figures

They sold alcohol illegally

Suppliers of illegal recordings

Bootlicker

Stomach-growling sound

Expression of gut feelings about grubby rooms

What the Balkans are to Russians.

Territories often under dispute

Frontier areas

State dividers

Gray areas, maybe ... or a hint to 12 incomplete answers in this puzzle

Gray areas, maybe... or a hint to 12 incomplete answers in this puzzle

Bossiness

Some traffic tie-ups

Traffic jam causes, sometimes

Conditions that hinder progress.

Bottomland

Botulinus

The quality of being finite.

Bourbonism

Bourgeoise

Bowdlerise

Bowdlerize

Brachiator

Brachiopod

Bradykinin

Brainpower

Sudden aberrations.

Sudden inspirations

Bright ideas.

Brainwash

Branchline

Brashness

Brazilwood

Breadboard

Breadfruit

Loaf-making ingredients

Shut down bogus businesses (wordplay)

Cabinets of a sort.

Coastal structures countering erosion

Shore walls

Breastbone

Low walls used as a defense in battle

BREATHE to inhale and exhale air

Brickfield

Building-site workers

Construction-site workers

Artisans briskly race around

Ones making vows

Men marrying

Beware! (if you were planning to elope)

Members of the wedding.

Members of the wedding party

Military footholds.

Bridgework

Briefness

Brigandage

Brigandine

Two-masted ships.

Two-masted ships of yore

Brightener

Brightwork

Brilliance

Brininess

Briskness

Tendency to break easily

Broadcloth

Broadness

They're bigger than tabloids

Excalibur and Glamdring

England cricketer's remarks? They can be cutting and lethal!

Brocatelle

Bronchiole

Brontosaur

Transportation, in folklore.

Witches' transport.

Brownnoser

Brownshirt

Baltimore structures

Some townhouses

Plural or third person singular

""An infectious bacterial disease of humans that is caused by brucellae, transmitted by contact with infected animals, and characterized by fever, malaise, and headache. Also called Gibraltar fever , Malta fever , Mediterranean fever , Rock fever , undulant fever .""

Abrupt incivility

Blunt quality of British-American female figurehead advancing new ship

Brusquerie

Dry area torched, that is start of several cruel deeds

BRUTISH {brutal=adj}

Bryologist

Bubblehead

Buccinator

Parrots

Bufflehead

Bulkiness

Bulldogger

Bullfinch

... unfortunately uses NHS bill to show brutish quality

Bumpiness

Red-tape experts.

Certain officials.

Pertaining to burglary; constituting the crime of burglary.

Burglarize

Burlesquer

Burliness

Burnishing

Bushiness

Rattlesnake relatives

Bushranger

Plump people, rudely

Some turkeys

Dairy pests (wordplay)

Realization at a food fight (wordplay)

Monarchs, for example

Buttermilk

Butterweed

Butterwort

Meddlers

Buttonball

Suit jacket features

Gets to talk to racing driver near pits

They're sported by men at matches

Buttonhook

Evergreen shrubs

Butylation

Buxomness

Cabinetry

Cachinnate

Cacomistle

Dins

Harshly discordant

Cadaverine

(Man's) dishonourable behaviour

Theologian, one in the money, on the point of displaying ungentlemanly behaviour

Caddisworm

Double-duty schoolrooms

Cageyness

Cajolement

Cakewalker

Calamander

Calamondin

CALCICOLE

Calciferol

""Bearing, producing, or containing calcite, or carbonate of lime.""

CALCIFUGE

Calcitonin

Devices for solving sums

Desktop devices that do sums

Hand-held devices that divide and multiply [1967]

Paper mill workers who glaze paper by machine

Calibrator

You'll cap GIs anyhow by having beautiful buttocks

Noisy demonstrations

Callosity

Insensitivity

Brutality

Calmodulin

Calumniate

Giraffes

Camerlengo

Camouflage

Activists making gain excitedly embraced by people in tents

Outdoor accommodations

Camphorate

Campiness

A minute canal.

Old religious ornaments.

Candidacy

Plural or third person singular

""An infection caused by fungi of the genera Monilia or Candida, especially Candida albicans.Monilia or Candida, especially Candida albicans.""

Candlewick

Candlewood

Cankerworm

Cannabinol

Canniness

Passes from Boavista's Reggie (wordplay)

Splashy dives

Some dives

*Sweet melons

Cantatrice

See cantharis. cantharis.

Projecting beams on a bridge

Structural supports

Cantillate

Cantonment

Large diving ducks

Patio furniture

Wild ducks

Caoutchouc

The quality or state of being capable; capability; adequateness; competency.

Capacitate

Tiny blood vessels

Minute vessels

Blood vessels

Capitalise

Capitalism

Advocates of free enterprise

Men of property.

America's economic monarchs.

Capitalize

Capitation