9-Letter Words Ending in T

Landsman

One taking clarinets off

Thief dressed in scarlet

Brigand or burglar

Lavish

Leachy

English word

Most credible

Limber

Limpsey

Service conductor fired primitive tenor

See religious leader stir guilt terribly

Authority on rites

It's up to evil, broken tiles to make one most active

Adjective for Crusoe.

One, as numbers go

Tell one is strangely more miserable

Lordly

Loudly

Round American splits garden tool turning over plant

Prettiest

On the bottom.

At the bottom of the list.

At the very bottom

Turner say, seeing a feature in fog

Turner, perhaps, seeing a feature in fog

A feature film's about manual worker

Line from man he ties at sea

Sailor's line: 'The name is Rocky'

The means I contrived to control the sail

Temporary move by force (wordplay)

Temporary movement following fashion

Improvised fashion garment

Pursuer of wealth

Painter El Greco, for one

One with affectations

Marbly

Person associated with (-ist)

Most like a bayou

Stomach is churning - but he enjoys it!

He takes pains to provide pleasure

Is stomach upset? One probably enjoys it

""Of, relating to, or characteristic of a mastodon.""

Most contemptibly small

A maker of machines; one skilled in mechanics.

Winner on the record!

Finished in the first three, no doubt

Sort of winner is still made to struggle

The belief that improvement of society depends on human effort.

Relaxed to the max

Most mature

Extremely mature elm, rotten at the bottom

A writer of memoirs.

Kreskin, for one

What this puzzle is (wordplay)

Kreskin, for example

Under achiever (wordplay)

He might make you sleep

Trance producer

Protestant who's the M in SMU

Way it's converted church member

A follower of Wesleyanism

Strongest eight loses cohesion in fog

Having the greatest power.

Powerful to the max

Try it on for thighs (wordplay)

Pencil alternative (wordplay)

Girl said to go round in skimpy clothing

To adjust wrongly of unsuitably; to throw of adjustment.

Rogue's pile spanning rolling acres

Criminal worker found after awful crimes

Bad boy's crimes affected social worker

Take the wrong way (wordplay)

Send on a wild-goose chase

Send the wrong way

Mislearn

ORIENT to acquaint with details of a situation

Be a poor commentator

Present wrongly, as facts

Criminal importers making faulty declaration

Misteach

Moderne

Avant-garde artist stormed in drunk

Frank Lloyd Wright for example

Up-to-date one

Modest

MOSAIC to decorate with an inlaid surface

Motley

Mouldy

Mouthy

One practising or advocating the doctrine of mutualism.

Slenderest of winning margins

Retreat admitting quarrel is most biased

Most specific sign set in treehouse

Nearly

Nettly

Guardian seller (wordplay)

One selling in the rag trade (wordplay)

One active in the organ trade (wordplay)

Fresh run for 4, perhaps (wordplay)

100-meter dash do-over (wordplay)

Consequence of 24 seen here (wordplay)

Discotheque, for one.

Disco, e.g

Nearly time, heads back for club

ARTIST one who is skilled in art

DESERT to {abandon=v}

INSECT a small invertebrate segmented animal

SEXIST one who practices {sexism=n}

THEIST one who believes in the existence of a God

Maybe another way to make a point

No threats (anagram)

One between two cardinals (wordplay)

Sligo, say, is here

Ulster stew made for One Direction

Where the Mounties ride.

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

Believer in the supernatural.

Witch, for example

Believer in the supernatural

Eye-maker is strangely suctorial

Attack on street stifling roar maybe

Some person's laughter is offensive

Sudden and severe onset of trouble

Orangy

Ornery

Fragrant rhizome of Florentine iris

Pulverized perfumery item

Ingredient in sachet powder.

ORTHO short for orthochromatic plate (a photographic plate)

Farthest from the center.

All on edge - could'nt be more so

Situated farthest from the center

Run faster than a rival in the home straight

One maybe put on runs: deliveries knocked over the top

Give a too-high estimate, perhaps

Go beyond the target

Topless partners scream and go too far

Mistake shown in management (wordplay)

Finished with a sense of failure

Supervision an error

""An upper skirt, shorter than the dress, and usually draped.""

Had more than forty winks (wordplay)

Didn't stir at the right time (wordplay)

Stayed out too long (wordplay)

SLIPT slip

Like many budgets

Exhausted when deliveries get impounded

Maxed out the plastic

SWEET to {sweeten=v}

Painty

Like 1 cents, as costs go

Like 1, as costs go

Most insignificant.

Long job for Spinoza, say

Believer in many gods

Religious type converted in the past

PASSIVE a verb form

Sketcher of a sort

Artist to glue one thing after another

Artist using crayons.

Most sporadic

Peachy

Most nacreous

Pebbly

Same as Periblast. Periblast.

Eeyore, for one

Gloomy sort, retired teacher is in mood

Glass-half-empty type

I lent pets that were noxious

Likely to spread disease

Extremely destructive

(Issued quarterly)

Copy of a kind.

Apparatus for making facsimile copies

This spicy brew is for researcher

Yankee's club

One studying the nature of matter

Pimply

Pitchy

Plashy

Plotty

Most like Alger's Ragged Dick

Something to do with a turkey claiming 'e's least like a chicken (wordplay)

Plummy

Cleric who holds more than one benefice at a time - April lust (anagram)

Plushy

Poachy

POGROM to massacre systematically

Pointy

Most corpulent.

Superlatively stout

Most fat

English word

Candidate for admission put on last in error

Send poor aunt to accommodate Liberal candidate

One seeking admission into a religious order

Pouchy

Precise

To subject (food) to predigestion or artificial digestion.

Preppy

The awful creep isn't far-seeing

Prophetic spectre in play

Knowing of future events

Ordained by authority.

C.P.R. priest clumsily performed by decree

Old-style rule, prior to anything being written down (wordplay)

Choose in advance, as an in-flight meal

Pick beforehand

A soft living for one at the top

Magsaysay, for instance.

Head, of a republic say

SUMMIT to take part in a summit conference

Causing the most wolf whistles, perhaps

Nothing better in sight

Setter tip-off for the best looking

Pricky

Most fussy.

Most fussy

Most prudish minister accepts one's heartless sins

Private

Prompt

Proper

Expert at meter and verse

Verse maven

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)

Puddly

Punchy

Go gingerly (around)

Move cautiously around the cat's paw!

Hedge 16 (wordplay)

Gone to the bad

PUTSCH a sudden attempt to overthrow a government

Quaggy

Most charming

Isn't participating in search? That's most odd

Qualmy

Greenest around the gills

Queazy

In an inactive state

Still silent about view? Not entirely

Stop to absorb English view, shortly resting

Most like a manic pixie dream girl

Crudely satirical opponent of 6 11 (wordplay)

Ragged

Busted in a stupor with water pipe

Water way

Recent

RECORD to register in writing

Robin, for one

Ruddy well rob in the chest (wordplay)

Rob in a bleeding heart

Dire poets (anagram) - put down again

Add more silt to banks

Try again, with a bounced check

Reechie

Nightingale, perhaps, tires from flying

He aims to correct Scripture class first

Wanting to change class I had in middle of holiday

Vet again concerned with finding piano swallowed by bumble bee, possibly

Once again look at way of restraining half of those watching the match

Coming back strong

Entrances rebuilt, becoming lively again

Showing renewed vigor

Speak for (somebody)

Speak for (someone)

Act for (someone)

Spare type in service (wordplay)

One liable for call-up

Member of inactive military force.

Always bouncing back

Lies inert becoming buoyant

To get flexible tries line dancing

Impervious (to corrosion, heat, etc)

Like a Timex watch, vis-a-vis water

Impervious to various sources of damage

Having power to resolve; causing solution; solvent.

Seat belt, for one

Reserve train, interrupting nap

Pause, welcoming coach's check

Following as a consequence.

Ensuing, consequent

Consequential

Reviving after period of inactivity

Reviving in popularity

Coming back strong

Revive (something)

Restore to life

Bring back right to planned rest cure

Most cold and damp, like the largest space heard

RHYTHMISE RHYTHMI rhythmus

Nearest the dexter side

Conservative majority, like 8 and 17 here

So to speak, inscribe 2nd Street on map in Far East (wordplay)

Most corrugated

High churchman's trial - suit failed

One performing rites

Lover of high ceremony

Men returning by vehicle check revealed to be most sturdy

""A shaft that oscillates on its journals, instead of revolving, -- usually carrying levers by means of which it receives and communicates reciprocating motion, as in the valve gear of some steam engines; -- called also rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.""

Worst of the worst

Most corrupt

Disorderly actors appearing plastered

Thug chucked coat

Rude players get plastered

Noun (-ment)

Rubbly

Tinged with red

Ruffly

Rugged

Rumply

Whip off flimsy candle that's no longer in vogue

Minor shiner to move fast with little weight

Hurry to turn on illuminations, but the result is less than electrifying!

Oscar left US city as penance, perhaps

Eucharist, for example

Symbol of something spiritual

A lamp having one or more color filters allowing moderate darkroom illumination without affecting photosensitive film or paper.

Sallow

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

Savory

Scabby

Word for some bikinis

Most revealing form of cattiness

Like an ecdysiast's attire

Shakespeare's Shylock, for one

Accused critter with a beard (wordplay)

One blamed for the mistakes of others

Scarry

Most mindless

Scriptwriter moving actress in

Certain screenwriter

Movie plotter

Schizy

A maker of scholia; a commentator or annotator.

Van Allen, for one

Labour in lab for one

There was a new ton for one

Maximally wacky

Most absurd

Group on board beset by rest finally dismissed as extremely eccentric

Like the greenest pond

Scurfy

Scurvy