Crossword clues for ous
ous
- Suffix with vigor
- Suffix with venom
- Suffix with rigor
- Suffix with resin or peril
- Suffix with poison
- Suffix with peril
- Suffix with joy
- Suffix with "prosper"
- Suffix with "covet" or "venom"
- Suffix for synonym or pseudonym
- Suffix for danger or humor
- Riot conclusion
- Raven's tail
- Finish for humor or valor
- Ending with vigor or rigor
- Ending with vigor
- Ending with humor
- Ending for danger or thunder
- Ending for "hazard" or "peril"
- Decor addition
- Danger conclusion?
- Cavern end
- Suffix with rigor or vigor
- Suffix with libel
- Suffix with humor
- Suffix with vigor or rigor
- Cavern end?
- Suffix with cavern ... or gorge?
- Suffix with peril or vigor
- Suffix with hazard
- -
- The end of joy and humor
- Full of: Suffix
- Suffix with marvel
- Suffix with outrage and umbrage
- Suffix with slander and thunder
- Suffix with thunder
- Suffix with prosper
- Adjectival suffix
- Humor finale?
- Villain's end?
- Suffix with joy or humor
- Humor ending?
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ou English)
Wikipedia
OUS may refer to:
- Oregon University System
- Oxford Union Society
- Ohio University Southern Campus
- Open University of Sudan
Usage examples of "ous".
Their minds were not suited to the test they put themselves to, and after almost three ous of struggle, we of Gola were able to see victory ahead.
It flashed-Van ousen heard the dull pop-and the bullet rocked him, but he ad already launched himself forward.
Words ending in ous have the accents on the antepenult, as uxorious, voluptuous.
U S T T 0 D U S T 259 A P T E FAM OUS LAST WORDS: Itseemed like agood idea at the time.
So finally his mouth sealed over, and the whole head would have amputated spontane ous -- (did you know there is a condition occurs in parts of Africa and only among Negroes where the little toe amputates spontaneously?
Morphology Most words of Arabic den vation are based on a triconsonantal root eg k t b which when combined with van ous patterns of vowels generates different but semantically related words and parts of speech Thus from the root k t b are derived fata* (book) fconfc (writer) katab (he wrote) yiktitb (he writes) etc While the most an cient form of Terran Arabic showed such morphological complexities as grammatical gender dual and plural numbers in addition to singular plurals formed by consonant and vowel mutation as wel!
A course of study was initiated and regular school hours kept, with Alan guiding Peter deftly into independent study of whatever the boy wanted to learn while filling in the more obvi ous lacks.