9-Letter Words Ending in T

Least tasteful

Most itty-bitty

Most itsy-bitsy

Hardest to make out

""(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  ""

The Unabomber, for one

Rotter, sir! (anagram)

Villain in many an action movie

Tetchy

Who treats hip after surgery (wordplay)

Confidante for many

One treating disease

""One who pretends to, or is addicted to, theurgy.""

Out of tune, this tenor most sharp

Most difficult, as a problem

Most troublesome or prickly

Most opportune

In experiment, I married a priest at the best moment

Drummer boy with Ulster in former times

Male player in band putting off one other player

Little fellow isn't troubled about Dad who may keep banging on (wordplay)

Tingly

Tinkly

Most pleasantly warm

Most appetizing

First-class close to landing (wordplay)

Like an ace pilot (wordplay)

Stairs to the loft? Excellent!

Torchy

Superlatively hot

Most scorching

Superlatively steamy

Touchy

Towery

Loose sports/casual wear

Mourinho is this sort of manager

Chase case containing casual clothing

FIXT fix

Passing test, ran in to get drunk!

Passing test, ran in drunk!

Passing flower round, as in assembly

The daring young man

Swinger #4

Most fun to read, perhaps

In the poorest of taste, as a novel

Yearns to be in the river? Most cool!

Passes into the river - and most with it

Most in fashion

New doctor/patient relationship's shaky

Tressy

Least straightforward

Trippy

One who believes in tritheism.

Like some chromium and arsenic

Competitor entering camp like various compounds

Able to combine with or displace three hydrogen atoms

Trouty

Most reliable

Commitments to curb corrosion by tenant at first are most reliable

Twangy

Tweaky

Tweedy

Twiggy

Twirly

It's stew. It's prepared for the most gyrating of dancers (like Chubby Checker)

Member of an orchestra.

He'll beat it to get into the band

Mint pasty (anagram); kettledrum player

Studier of odd airborne sightings

One studying saucers

Studier of strange sightings

GIRT to {gird=v}

Most in malaise

Least comfortable

Most restless.

Unfair

Most impious.

Like Na+ or Cl-, in NaCl

Unpaired, as a chromosome

Some drunk in destitution is most cruel

Least nicest

Most disorderly

Most cantankerous.

It's United playing in the most chaos

In order to be the least

Unwarie

One responding to going issues

Doctor specialising in the waterworks (wordplay)

Girls too drunk to follow university specialist

Vaulty

""A stone that has been shaped, polished, or faceted by wind-driven sand.""

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

""Biology The separation or division of a group of organisms by a geographic barrier, such as a mountain or a body of water, resulting in differentiation of the original group into new varieties or species.""

Device lit when working, that is to say

Viz. in full

Viz. in full, namely

Closed caption system

Spot to spot (wordplay)

Slant of The Stand (wordplay)

Way of thinking

*Performer who takes a bow (wordplay)

One with bow but no arrow

One who always takes a bow

Beginning to be green; slightly green; greenish.

""VOODOO a primitive religion, also VODUN, VOUDON, VODOUN, VOUDOUN""

A short-lived English movement in art and literature that arose in 1914 and was heavily influenced by cubism and futurism.

Wabbly

Stylish cover for a laptop!

Almost outmoded garment.

Garment partly visible under a jacket

Wambly

Most diluted

Wettest

Weakly

Good time to retire early (wordplay)

Sir Shorty (wordplay)

Tiny paladin (or Monday evening)

Weensy

WELFARE general well-being

What about Icke's broadcast? Most odd

Wheezy

Whelky

Whinny

Whippy

Whirly

Bread used for catching fish (wordplay)

Young of herrings

Fish pasty temptation

Quite possibly the butler (wordplay)

Mystery rogue I hunt down

Mystery perplexed Hindu town

Sweet kid unfortunately catching cold most foul

Describes the man downstairs reporting what has been taken at Lord's set dance

Describes someone down below to Desmond taken in by what's found at 3 down

Tuesday about one I set off, which is most easy to manage

Wifely

Wiggly

An exceedingly strong gust of wind.

Windburn

Unkempt having suffered blow (wordplay)

Exposed orchestra members cried

Bleak and exposed

Most likely to turn heads and secure certain empty seat

Coldest.

Wisely

Most like a hag

Wobbly

Woodsy

Woolly

Anxiety

This tower to a new design is most noble

Best time to hurry when caught in crush (wordplay)

Wrathy

Wristy

English word

Rising the highest (wordplay)

Mood over time affects size? Get it!

The spirit of the time

Spirit of the age

Certain string musician

One who solves this crossword (wordplay)

eg David Attenborough

Lamarck, for instance.