9-Letter Words Ending in T

What a shame to be below ground level!

Mean beast (anagram)

Humiliation in a crypt (wordplay)

Red state (wordplay)

One party intended verbal shaming

Party workers in for discomfort

Subsidence in a cellar? Time for spades

Reprieve from a tax obligation

Reduction in force

Ground hot and barren? Horrible!

Detestable/tenants' motto (wordplay)

Bad breath or not, initially offensive

Abrupt

""One that {absorbs=v}, also ABSORBATE, ABSORBENT, ABSORBER""

Bob ran set (anagram)

Spongy clue for boars (wordplay)

Like paper towels

Refraining from drinking alcohol

Showing self-restraint

Can - missing round - be sober

Most foolish brutes, sad, torn apart

Most ludicrous

Beckett, for one

Like a Something Different puzzle

Beckett's revising suits Bard

Like charcoal filter

Capable of deflecting moisture

Capable of producing a film about bears? Don't!

COURT to {woo=v}

Backdrop

*Source of a halo effect

Defenders cried moving away from front

Slanting away

Sentimental singer

Traditional singer of considerable weight embracing girl briefly

Today's most popular writer (wordplay)

Kind of pen

Paper Mate product

Marsupial, one breaking ring on bird

Small insectivorous marsupial

Marsupial in group with one bird

Barren

""(Performing Arts / Ballet) Ballet extension of one leg forwards, sideways, or backwards, either once or repeatedly [French, literally: beating]""

Baulky

Beachy

Beechy

Kindly.

""The act of besetting, or the state of being beset; also, that which besets one, as a sin.""

Elizabeth should have had this in mind

Elizabeth should have minded this

Girl should have considered

One skilled in the knowledge of the Bible; a demonstrator of religious truth by the Scriptures.

Armstrong, for one

One on two wheels

Many a Beijing commuter

Gregor Mendel, for instance.

Life-science lab worker

Jeff's job, officially

""An herbaceous plant (Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties. Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties.""

""A genus of herbs and shrubs (Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties. Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties.""

Bitchy

Most sour-tasting

Most cynical

Most acrid

Relative of boycott.

The Weavers topped it in 1952

Bar in Hollywood

Blasty

A sudden stroke or injury produced by some destructive cause.

Least clear, in a way

Most misty

Superlatively fuzzy

Blocky

Likeliest to get an R rating, perhaps

Most violent

Circulatory system (wordplay)

Circulatory system?

With dashing young man, search for scarlet flower

Inflamed (of eye)

Reddened, inflamed eye

(Of eye) streaked with red

Bloomy

Blotty

Blousy

Blowsy

Blowzy

Long Island oyster

Small edible oyster

Siamese cat

Plan to have naughty image (wordplay)

Design for a rude picture (wordplay)

Depressing picture (wordplay)

(Astronomy) a shift in the spectral lines of a stellar spectrum towards the blue end of the visible region relative to the wavelengths of these lines in the terrestrial spectrum: a result of the Doppler effect caused by stars approaching the solar system Compare redshift

Bluesy

Blurry

Enola Gay device

Aircraft's aiming device

Volatile big shot takes medic on board aerial war contraption

Botchy

Bouncy

Braggy

BRAILLE to write in raised print for the blind

Like the class valedictorian, perhaps

Most clever

Most brilliant

A little bit wooden (wordplay)

Branny

Brashy

Having the most nerve

Bratty

Link of German origin

German pork sausage

A type of small pork sausage

Brawlie

Maximally muscular

Eat on the go (wordplay)

Baker cooked cracking meal

First meal at Tiffany's

Most carefree

Bricky

Superlative for Sirius

Most intelligent

Most brainy

Excellent fish ain't at sea!

A diamond could be terrific!

Excellent fish? Ain't cooked!

Most likely to crumble

Least likely to bend

Most fragile

Sent out in waves (wordplay)

Common female performers put on show

Programme of actors with bad cast

Bronzy

Broody

Broomy

Browny

Brushy

Brusque

Most enthusiastic

Type of cereal

Ingredient in pancakes

Flour used in pancakes

Dispute among optimists (wordplay)

Spectacle in "Around the World."

Death in the Afternoon event

Bunchy

Burbly

Goat maybe with solid product from dairy

Say female in club gets dairy product

Calorie counter's concern

Born fool wrapping complete tree

Squash and spread fruitcake

Goat head, a sort of pumpkin down under

Torero's transport (wordplay)

Coupe's relative

Soft-top car

Capable

Mass Observation director

Someone to get mad with priest

Toaster, for example

Chubby

Clubby

One engaged in fighting

Fighting to get a scraper at the insect

Engaging in or ready for a fight

Most ill-tempered

Most grouchy

Softest

In audition, emblem is attached to foremost musician

Ban girl coming out with topless dress

Legal exclusion

Prohibition making some Stateside barmen testy

Lying down; prostrate; recumbent.

DIABOLISE

""An extremely powerful downward air current from a cumulonimbus cloud, typically associated with thunderstorm activity.""

Libel tune (anagram)

Overflowing with fervor

Overflowing with enthusiasm.

A bay.

Fixed insertion

Merry from bubbly (wordplay)

Lively former queen (wordplay)

Exeunt bar, being in high spirits

Wild flower - get by hire (anagram)

A plant; they're big (anagram)

Small plant may look lively

One who fabricates; a manufacturer.

Charon's river craft (wordplay)

Banks' go-between

Charon's charge

Flabby

GLOBALISE GLOBAL worldwide or comprehensive

Globby

Grabby

It should not be built in

Protected land around city

Manmade desert border

Most dirty

Muckiest stones, extra black, blocking gate, regularly removed

Simple earthy style of playing jazz

Homemade bass fiddle

Jazz style

Maybe one's skipped with excitement

Physical sound (wordplay)

Sound heard by a stethoscope

Practitioner of folk medicine

A simple manufacturer

Medicinal-plants adept

In this vicinity

In this region

In the vicinity

English word

Where one lives only on water (wordplay)

Mobile home on the river!

*Mobile home, perhaps

""The inner or lower layer of the blastoderm; called also endoderm, entoderm, and sometimes hypoderm. See Illust. of Blastoderm, Delamination, and Ectoderm. endoderm, entoderm, and sometimes hypoderm. See Illust. of Blastoderm, Delamination, and Ectoderm.""

""An individual cell, differing greatly from its neighbours in regard to size, structure, or contents.""

Obligatory for a vicar, say

One trying to keep her seat, maybe

Obligatory holder of post

Intoxicating Iberian brew, extremely neat

Intoxicating

Knobby

Knubby

Suer for damages

Suitor left in ballet movement

Limber

Oil from car black until changed

It helps get the wheels turning

It may keep things moving

Marbly

Person associated with (-ist)

Launch, for one

Runabout or walkaround

Angler's craft.

COMBAT to fight against

Nubbly

Bawdy to the max

Dirtiest old boy's oddly clean bedsit

Most offensive to the senses

One who obscures; one who prevents enlightenment or hinders the progress of knowledge and wisdom.

Like something bottom-of-mind (wordplay)

Least clear

Noticing old book with Jeeves, say

Attentive old boy, the butler (wordplay)

. . . while late employee is on watch

Outbuy

""Having too many buildings; as, an overbuilt part of a town. as, an overbuilt part of a town.""

BURNT burn

Pebbly

Racing that really makes waves!

Swell racing (wordplay)

Fast vessel for racing or leisure

Just beginning sexual maturity

Starting to mature

Reaching sexual maturity to find local scene changing at last

One promoting but clip is terrible

Advertising agent

'Biopic strewn with lust, not love' (Advertiser)

Argument can end in dismissal, I'm sure

Playful musical medley

Philosophical argument as an exercise

Like some bikes

Lying about joining with criminal

Top-class doctor residing in modern flat

Robin, for one

Ruddy well rob in the chest (wordplay)

Rob in a bleeding heart

Equestrian addiction (wordplay)

Once more live in check clothes

Move back into

Robt. E. Lee, for one.

A paddlewheel may propel one

Where Mark Twain got his name.

Men returning by vehicle check revealed to be most sturdy

Rubbly

Explosive bunker shot (wordplay)

Clean a wall, one way

Clean, as graffiti from stone

No gravy train!

The craft of dressing (wordplay)

I keep dressing with audacity, wanting love in the club

Scabby

Shabby

Slobby

Bent boss I found corrupt and most haughty

New leisure pursuits in East End disrupting road, with most affected

Snubby

Nickname - Boers quit (anagram)

Byname - Boers quit (anagram)

Person's nickname

Launch full of drugs (wordplay)

One making waves

High-speed vessel

The African Queen, for one

The Belle of Louisville, for one

"Fulton's Folly," for one

""A dish formed of oatmeal boiled in water to a certain consistency and frequently stirred, or of oatmeal and dripping mixed together and stirred about in a pan; a hasty pudding.""

""(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) US and Canadian a type of sleigh used for moving rocks from fields, for hauling milk cans, etc.""

Stubby

Of a rock having no perceptible base

Sublime

Where to buy underwater vessels (wordplay)

POTENT a prince

It's written below the line

Underlines (wordplay)

Like the 2 in B2

Renter from a renter

Taking public transport back to worker after ten, he pays part of lease

Subtil

Protective headgear (wordplay)

Pioneer woman's hat

Headgear popular in Kansas.

Superb

Baudelaire, for example

Person who says one thing and means another

Writer who uses imagery to evoke ideas an orchestra member articulated

""(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Art Movements) (sometimes capital) a school, style, or method of painting, adopted chiefly by 17th-century Spanish and Neapolitan painters, esp Caravaggio, characterized by large areas of dark colours, usually relieved with a shaft of light tenebrist  ""

This is only a stones throw away

Medieval siege engine

Medieval engine of war

A cucking stool; a tumbrel.

Troublingly true, blunt and unruly

Disturbed nut cavorting with butler

Let tub run, being in state of commotion

Fair play, in saying

It's fair play, they say

Reversal of course.

""A literal adherent to, or a minute critic of, words; a literalist.""

Wabbly

A royal wandering (wordplay)

Down-under work break

Aborigine's excursion

Wambly

Chief topper (wordplay)

Native American ceremonial headgear

Militant headdress

Inuit's transport

The Pequod in "Moby Dick," for example

Harpooner's vessel

Bread used for catching fish (wordplay)

Young of herrings

Fish pasty temptation

An exceedingly strong gust of wind.

Windburn

Wobbly