I think the suffix is actually -ous, but here's some for you: marvelous, pendulous, bulbous, viscous, luscious.
Some examples of words that drop the "e" and add "ous" to form their adjectival form include: Pain → Painous Courage → Courageous Advantage → Advantageous
Ten words using the suffix 'ous' are:atrociousdesirousfamousludicrouslusciousmarvelousnervousporouspreciousvicious
The suffix -ous at the end of a word indicates that something is full of or characterized by whatever the root word describes. For example, "poisonous" means full of poison, and "mysterious" means full of mystery.
Common suffixes for material include -al, -ic, -ous, and -ine. These suffixes are added to the end of a root word to indicate the type or quality of material being referenced.
studious
dangerouscallouspioussuperfluousgloriouscredulousmarvellouswondroussomes tha that end in that are vigorous,disastrous,and furious but hope i can help
contonous
Words with the suffix 'ous' are:ambidextrousambitiousamorousanalogousanonymousanxiousaudaciousautonomousbeauteousblasphemousbodaciousboisterouscadaverouscalciferouscallousPoopouscankerouscantankerouscapriciouscarboniferouscarnivorouscautiousconiferouscontagiouscontemporaneouscontemptuouscontiguouscontinuouscourageouscourteouscuriousdangerousdeleteriousdeliciousdeliriousdisastrousdisingenuousdolorousdubiousefficaciousenormousenviouserogenousextemporaneousfabulousfacetiousfactiousfactitiousfallaciousfamousfelicitousferrousfibrousfictitiousfilamentousflirtatiousfortuitousfractiousfrivolousfuriousgaseousgelatinousgenerousglamorousgloriousgorgeousgraciousgregariousharmonioushazardousheinoushideoushilarioushumorousimperiousimperviousincredulousindustriousinfamousinfectiousingeniousinjuriousinnocuousinsidiousinstantaneousjealousjoyousjudiciouslaboriouslasciviousluminouslusciousluxuriousmagnanimousmaliciousmarvelousmelodiousmeticulousmiraculousmomentousmonogamousmonstrousmucousmysteriousnacreousnauseousnebulousnefariousnervousnotoriousnumerousobliviousobnoxiousobviousodiousodorousofficiousoleaginousomnivorousonerousoviparousperilouspestiferousPhosphorouspiouspoisonouspolygamouspolymorphouspompousponderousporousportentouspreciousprecociousrapturousravenousrendezvousridiculousrighteousrigoroussalaciousscandalousserioussiliceoussimultaneousslanderousspaciousstertorousstrenuoussulfuroussuperfluoussuperstitioussuspicioussynonymoustenacioustenuoustortuoustraitoroustreacheroustremendousubiquitousunanimousunscrupulousvariousvenomousverminousvicariousviciousvictoriousvivaciousvoluminouswondrouszealous
gorgeous strenuous superstitious famous nervous jealous tremendous
callous
I think the suffix is actually -ous, but here's some for you: marvelous, pendulous, bulbous, viscous, luscious.
Words don't being with suffixes - by definition a suffix is at the end of a word. Ouster, superfluous.
Words ending in -ous are usually adjectives, words that describe a noun. Examples:atrocious tastea callous heartgorgeous scenerya famous authora heinous crimea luscious deserta pious sainta valorous rescuer
Some examples of words that drop the "e" and add "ous" to form their adjectival form include: Pain → Painous Courage → Courageous Advantage → Advantageous
dangarous
famousjoyousmucouscallous