Definition S in British English

a man’s man (phrase) Adam’s apple (noun) Aladdin’s Cave (noun) arm’s-length (adjective) athlete’s foot (noun) B and S (noun) baby’s breath (noun) baker’s dozen (noun) banker’s draft (noun) banker’s order (noun) Barnardo’s () Buck’s Fizz (noun) buck’s party (noun) bull’s-eye (noun) bum’s rush (noun) buyer’s market (noun) cat’s cradle (noun) child’s play (noun) crow’s feet (noun) crow’s nest (noun) Cruft’s () curate’s egg (noun) dean’s list (noun) Debrett’s () director’s cut (noun) doll’s house (noun) donkey’s years (phrase) dry cleaner’s (noun) dunce's cap (noun) fair do’s (phrase) fair’s fair (phrase) Father’s Day (noun) fool’s gold (noun) fuller’s earth (noun) God’s gift (noun) Godwin's law (noun) Gray’s Inn () guard’s van (noun) hair’s breadth (noun) he’s (short form) how-to's (plural noun) ironmonger’s (noun) it’s (short form) it’s a deal (phrase) it’s all go (phrase) OK (phrase) Jew's harp (noun) kid's meal (noun) King’s Counsel (noun) knacker’s yard (noun) lady’s man (noun) Land’s End () let’s (phrase) let’s (short form) let’s see (phrase) Levi’s () Lincoln’s Inn () Lloyd’s () Lord’s () mare's nest (noun) master’s (noun) men’s room (noun) Moore's law (noun) mother's apron (noun) mother’s boy (noun) mummy’s boy (noun) Noah’s ark () pj’s (noun) S (abbreviation) s (noun) s (abbreviation) -’s (short form) -’s (suffix) S-bend (noun) s/he (pronoun) saint’s day (noun) she’s (short form) Sod’s Law (noun) someone’s baby (phrase) someone’s day (phrase) someone’s girl (phrase) someone’s lead (phrase) Sotheby’s () that’s all (phrase) that’s it (phrase) that’s life (phrase) that’s that (phrase) there’s always (phrase) what's (short form) what’s (short form) what’s doing? (phrase) what’s more (phrase) what’s up? (phrase) what’s what (phrase) who’s (short form) who’s counting? (phrase) who’s who (noun) witch's hat (noun) women’s lib (noun)