Intransitive Verbs Ending in S and Containing S

Browse 209 valid English intransitive verbs ending in S and containing S, from Pass, Miss, Process, Press, Glass, Focus and Cross to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with A
6 words
alias
abscess
amass
autofocus
aggress
autocross
Starts with B
13 words
bus
balls
bangs
bliss
barracks
bats
bowls
bends
blazes
benchpress
buss
backpass
backcross
Starts with C
17 words
cross
colors
congress
chorus
confess
creeps
compress
caucus
crabs
callous
cuss
crumbs
crusades
crisscross
callus
canvass
closecross
Starts with D
13 words
dress
doubles
demos
dreads
dukes
darts
decompress
digress
destress
degas
doss
defocus
debus
Starts with E
2 words
egress
embus
Starts with F
6 words
focus
fries
fuss
floss
flannels
fess
Starts with G
11 words
glass
gas
grass
guess
gloss
goggles
governess
gobs
grumps
glums
gress
Starts with H
10 words
headquarters
hoops
hostess
heaps
hiss
hots
hunkers
hocus
handpass
hoicks
Starts with I
6 words
impress
irons
iris
ingress
instress
intercross
Starts with J
2 words
jones
jitters
Starts with K
2 words
kiss
kicks
Starts with L
4 words
letters
links
lights
loads
Starts with M
10 words
miss
mass
mess
masses
marbles
morris
methinks
meseems
misguess
misfocus
Starts with N
1 words
nibbles
Starts with O
12 words
obsess
overpass
overdress
overstress
outgas
overprocess
outcross
overfocus
overimpress
overcompress
oversuds
overgrass
Starts with P
19 words
pass
process
press
progress
pains
proceeds
piss
provisions
piles
peeps
profess
priss
poss
precess
percuss
prefocus
pross
parlez-vous
preassess
Starts with Q
3 words
quarters
queens
quits
Starts with R
13 words
recess
rendezvous
refocus
reassess
rackets
regress
recross
retrogress
repass
recompress
repercuss
reprofess
redigress
Starts with S
22 words
stress
shades
singles
scrubs
spades
splits
sus
sweats
sprinkles
shears
sass
suds
sniffles
strangles
snips
slops
snuffles
schuss
steups
siss
soss
schmeiss
Starts with T
12 words
troops
tails
toss
threads
taps
trespass
tatters
transgress
togs
trots
topdress
testcross
Starts with U
10 words
undress
uncompress
uncross
underdress
unfocus
unharness
unstress
underassess
untruss
uptoss
Starts with V
3 words
vibes
vapors
victuals
Starts with W
10 words
witness
wings
waters
wireless
waitress
wuss
withers
wis
windlass
whiss
Starts with Y
2 words
yips
yellows

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