| Sufficient for Shakespeare | 26 |
| Sufficient space | 16 |
| Sufficient, for Shakespeare | 27 |
| Sufficient, formerly | 20 |
| Sufficient, in "Macbeth" | 34 |
| Sufficient, in dialect | 22 |
| Sufficient, in Dogpatch | 23 |
| Sufficient, in olden times | 26 |
| Sufficient, in poesy | 20 |
| Sufficient, in poetry | 21 |
| Sufficient, in slang | 20 |
| Sufficient, in the comics | 25 |
| Sufficient, in verse | 20 |
| Sufficient, informally | 22 |
| Sufficient, nonstandardly | 25 |
| Sufficient, of old | 18 |
| Sufficient, old style | 21 |
| Sufficient, old-style | 21 |
| Sufficient, once | 16 |
| Sufficient, poetically | 22 |
| Sufficient, slangily | 20 |
| Sufficient, to a bard | 21 |
| Sufficient, to a poet | 21 |
| Sufficient, to FitzGerald | 25 |
| Sufficient, to Omar | 19 |
| Sufficient, to Pappy Yokum | 26 |
| Sufficient, to poets | 20 |
| Sufficient, to Shakespeare | 26 |
| Sufficient, when texting | 24 |
| Sufficient: Poetic | 18 |
| Sufficiently | 12 |
| Sufficiently aged | 17 |
| Sufficiently close to 90º? | 29 |
| Sufficiently clothed | 20 |
| Sufficiently cooked | 19 |
| Sufficiently early | 18 |
| Sufficiently old | 16 |
| Sufficiently polite | 19 |
| Sufficiently skilled | 20 |
| Sufficiently, in poetry | 23 |
| Sufficing poetically | 21 |
| Suffix | 6 |
| Suffix added to fruit names | 27 |
| Suffix added to large numbers | 29 |
| Suffix affixed to directions | 28 |
| Suffix after "diet" or "synth" | 50 |
| Suffix after "kitchen" | 32 |
| Suffix after "love" | 29 |
| Suffix after "micro," at the library | 46 |
| Suffix after "walk" or "jog" | 48 |
| Suffix after "xeno" or "germo" | 50 |
| Suffix after ant- or syn- | 25 |
| Suffix after Brooklyn | 21 |
| Suffix after canon or class | 27 |
| Suffix after employ | 19 |
| Suffix after Euclid | 19 |
| Suffix after flu | 16 |
| Suffix after kitchen | 20 |
| Suffix after Manhattan or McCarthy | 34 |
| Suffix after meth- | 18 |
| Suffix after mountain | 21 |
| Suffix after mountain or profit | 31 |
| Suffix after neur- or psych- | 28 |
| Suffix after New Jersey or Israel | 33 |
| Suffix after pay | 16 |
| Suffix after play or theater | 28 |
| Suffix after real, in the U.K. | 30 |
| Suffix after Rock or Raisin | 27 |
| Suffix after sand or Man | 24 |
| Suffix after sex or fetish | 26 |
| Suffix after song or snooze | 27 |
| Suffix akin to '-ish' | 29 |
| Suffix akin to "ite" | 30 |
| Suffix akin to "ites" | 31 |
| Suffix akin to -ence | 20 |
| Suffix akin to -ese | 19 |
| Suffix akin to -esque | 21 |
| Suffix akin to -euse | 20 |
| Suffix akin to -ity | 19 |
| Suffix akin to -kin | 19 |
| Suffix akin to -trix | 20 |
| Suffix akin to ites | 19 |
| Suffix akin to the prefix "mini-" | 43 |
| Suffix associated with accelerators | 35 |
| Suffix at a natural history museum | 34 |
| Suffix denoting "and the rest" | 40 |
| Suffix denoting "residents of" | 40 |
| Suffix denoting a collection | 28 |
| Suffix denoting a people | 24 |
| Suffix denoting a sugar | 23 |
| Suffix denoting adherent | 24 |
| Suffix denoting an enzyme | 25 |
| Suffix denoting extremeness | 27 |
| Suffix denoting female | 22 |
| Suffix denoting inflammation | 28 |
| Suffix denoting jargon | 22 |
| Suffix denoting nativity | 24 |
| Suffix denoting origin | 22 |
| Suffix denoting practitioner | 28 |
| Suffix denoting process | 23 |