2-Letter Words Ending in D

Positively delighted (wordplay)

Put in position (wordplay)

Given a job to pip dean, perhaps

Disappear (anagram)

Told about article being valued

Phone feature put up and sized up

Arrest (for a crime)

Perceive or take in

Recognise and arrest

Appress

Of spiders and such

Daddy longlegs, e.g

Daddy longlegs, for example

Arborize

Archaise

Archaize

Villain, like Lex Luthor (2 words)

Prince of Darkness

Mephisto himself.

Armature

Got a charge out of (wordplay)

Charged at the bench

Charged, in court.

Appropriated without right.

Helped oneself to

Appropriated without warrant

The point of a quarrel (wordplay)

What's the point of a quarrel (wordplay)

Game sticker (wordplay)

Tree once associated with bow wielders

Centipede, e.g

Animal with a segmented body

Crab or spider

""Ladleshaped; applied to two small cartilages of the larynx, and also to the glands, muscles, etc., connected with them. The cartilages are attached to the cricoid cartilage and connected with the vocal cords.""

""A choriambic verse, first used by the Greek poet Asclepias, consisting of four feet, viz., a spondee, two choriambi, and an iambus.""

Made rough by way of an Edward

Snake stopped on the surface of the road

Like many driveways

It stopped the serpent when the road was covered.

Containing the sound of "h."

Pronounced the letter "h"

Unlike the H in H-hour

Assagai

Pickled in a violent way (wordplay)

A pickled sound is 19 down

Came to blows with a seasoned sound

Assegai

Gathered together in one place

Gathered to make male's beds

Came together or put together

Amazed by odd aunts round about the east

Shocked when a good man's 'arrassed

Amazed at the date, by the sound of it

Astrict

Astringe

Wasted away as a left back at Hyde, say

Decayed from disuse

Aphrodite became emaciated

'Tisn't in the date that you get to Edward

In the date there's judged to be some pollution

A teetotaller? It can't be the editor that's been convicted of that!

There was a trial at getting enticed

Took a shot at

Tried at being tried

Employed a magnet (wordplay)

Engaged the attention

Exerted a gravitational pull

Had lots to sell (wordplay)

Had a lot to offer (wordplay)

Like a lot, perhaps

Added value to

Added to, increased

Grew, increased

Ausform

Autolyse

Autolyze

Handled by machinery

Like today's tellers

Like vending machines

Finally examined gold deposit that's misplaced

A piteous drunk, having died, examined thus (wordplay)

Avianize

Babbitt

It's behind a hoop

Where Wilt Chamberlain shines.

Support company leaders in panel

Made retrospectively valid

Made retroactive, as a contract

Pretended to have written earlier, as a letter

Group of football players

Players behind the line of scrimmage

Part of a football team

Rebounded noisily, perhaps on the grid

Went wrong

Had a bad effect on the instigator of the action

Fencing stick with a basket-hilt

Resembling bacteria in appearance or action.

Badinage

With raised platform unlocked, rook that is occupying it

Round dates for weights there

Stabilized nautically

Put on so much weight to be as round as Edward

Had a rapid weight gain

Increased quickly in size, as a budget

Multiplied at a rapid rate

Banalize

Watch accessory display site (wordplay)

Central park fixture, perhaps

On your feet, instrumentalists!

Partook of a feast

Took many courses

Had a feast

Cooked Texas-style

Had a cookout

They say doll waited in line and got roasted

Barbeque

Not ashamed to be 31 across (wordplay)

Yogi unmasked (wordplay)

Kind of lie

Negotiated with lawyers - and won!

Negotiated pub profit with Edward

Haggled in pub, and profited

Barhop

Having crustaceans, as a ship's hull

Encouraged to embrace a bishop when heckled

Accommodated as soldiers given hostile reception

Jeered

Contained counter counter counter-tenor

Made the rounds, say (wordplay)

Type of heat

Wall lining next to the floor.

Wall molding.

Bassett

Having a defence

Batfowl

Took a stab at (wordplay)

Used a daggerlike weapon on

Ran through

Landing point (for seaborne troops)

Troops' landing site

Normandy campaign objective

Made very, very happy

Declared Blessed as precursor to canonisation

Declared blessed as first step towards canonisation

Bechalk

Bechance

Becharm

Beclasp

Becloak

Becrawl

Bedabble

More than impressed*

Overwhelmed, in a way

2000 Brendan Fraser film

Night cover (wordplay)

Something fit for a king (wordplay)

The cover of night (wordplay)

Bedwarf

Beflag

Beglad

Begroan

Bartok yawning (wordplay)

Assailed at length

Beat a dead horse

One goes around with a carilon, perhaps

Perhaps this might be an allround sort of carillon orchestra (wordplay)

Does its ringing music go round and round (wordplay)

Bemadam

Much decorated.

English word

Bepaint

Polluted bar seemed horrible

Bestead

Beswarm

Bethank

Beweary

Bewrap

Conceited, like Humpty Dumpty (wordplay)

Conceited with large cranium

Full of oneself

Cosby two-by-four (wordplay)

Cosby two-by-four?

Annoyance or aid (wordplay)

Autoclave's target

Danger that spreads

Virulent virus or terrifying toxin*

PYRAMID to increase by adding gradually

Blabber

Jet flier (wordplay)

Pie filling of a sort

'White Album' song

Like some Cajun food

Vilified.

Charred

Spot of darkness (wordplay)

Spot gloomy principal

*Facial blemish

English word

To coat or to polish with black lead.

Founder of influential magazine: Ebony, possibly (wordplay)

Embedded with cover (wordplay)

That's C over all over

Hit the whole area

Persuaded with flattery

Sweet-talked

Wheedled.

Spoke nonsensically

Babbled

Blatter

Sealed off (eg, a port)

Surrounded by hostile troops or ships.

Lock Father up in bed? That kept him shut in

No rocket scientist, he

Idiot wants to impede the boss

Stupid person

Bloviate

Had he a place at Kilbride (wordplay)

Goatee for baseball's Vida (wordplay)

Fatima's murderous spouse

Like some breeds of cats

Cut short

Like a rabbit, say, albeit modified in corporeal form

Minding one's business (wordplay)

One who is paid to protect another

One protecting another

Impudent type (wordplay)

Like obvious type

Like the obvious type

Shelled

Botanise

Botanize

Hollywood, for one

Sunset, e.g

Broad tree-lined street

Boxhaul

(Making a commotion in bed?)

Grouped together

Awful noise in part of garden separated off

Brattice

Indy Speedway nickname

Richard gripped by poet's works

Mason's resource

Kind of network

Fiber optic transmission, for example

Coarse group often used to go online

Made wider

Got bigger

Carving top of dry bread, one getting spread out

Plant of tropical American family that includes the pineapple

English word

Oater's "station wagon"

Bound to go on the wagon

Old West transport

Gave the quality of a coarse open-weave fabric

Buffalo

Bulwark

Butylate

Calamine

Calcify

Measured minutely.

Like workman's hands

Made unsympathetic

Calorize

Canalise

Channeled

No longer scheduled

No longer on the air

Revoked or terminated

Declared to be a saint

Bestowed sainthood, in Salisbury

Catholic soon is journalist and dubbed saintly

Elevated to sainthood

Given sainthood

Enjoyed some sexy time

The rotter embraced a foolish girl and made love

Grabbed by bounder, simpleton is kissed and cuddled

Canulate

Took a poll.

Did a survey

Found out people's feelings involving sand and caves

Caponize

Capriole

Commanded, like Columbus

A pedantic sort was in charge

Go to Paris for a change to see them competing at the ice rink (wordplay)

With subtitles, say

Having a descriptive title.

Underwritten (wordplay)

Caracole

Caravan

A small tumor (benign or malignant) arising from the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract; it is usually associated with excessive secretion of serotonin.

Eccentric directors of stiff material

Gift-box material

A stiff thick paper

""Shaped like the keel or prow of a ship; having a carina or keel; as, a carinate calyx or leaf; a carinate sternum (of a bird).as, a carinate calyx or leaf; a carinate sternum (of a bird).""

Carnify

Got to work greenly

Used the HOV lane

Rode with colleagues and complained about John's return

Worked on a panel (wordplay)

Worked for Mad, maybe

Worked on a strip

Fired, as a salesclerk (wordplay)

Scanned the goods, say

Dismissed from one's job

Actors awarded stars? Done!

Players given value - done

Like a gelding thrown a painter by boy

Listed

Catalyze

Catcall

Doh! for one

"Doh!" for one

A favorite saying

Linked in a series

Cathect

Had a short sleep during the day

Took forty winks.

Beaten about at noon, took a brief rest

Caucus

War, Ned, as well (wordplay)

Education (anagram)

Given a warning about education

Cavitate

See cedar waxwing .

Raced round copse for timber

Hard, sweet-smelling timber

Durable fragrant timber

Chaffer

Feeling humiliation, dispersed in charge by Duke

Put out

Upset

Like a nautilus

Chamfer

Chamois

""A venereal sore, resembling a chancre in its seat and some external characters, but differing from it in being the starting point of a purely local process and never of a systemic disease; called also soft chancre. soft chancre.""

Nailed an impersonation of, say

Did a great job impersonating, say

Spoke exactly like

Fellow given sanction, man in special headgear

Chapter

Chariot

Hired, as a bus

Professionally qualified - not scheduled

Like some flights

Many raced, getting beaten (wordplay)

Took to task

Humiliated, Charlie stepped on the gas

Sad ethics (anagram)

Called on the carpet

Beaten at chess, I'd messed up

Talked on and on

Talked quickly about trivia - like magpie (wordplay)

During December back there the mad one had a lot in a manner of speaking

Lowered in general esteem.

Lost value

Discredited journalist chasing each poor writer

Root on

Pieces of wood bound together in sheets

Pressed, recycled paper used for notepad backing

Panel of people in charge of potato fries (wordplay)

Chivaree

Chivari

One of two identical genetic strands

Pertaining to a chrysalis; resembling a chrysalis.

Clabber

Went up like a monkey

Scaled awkwardly

Climbed awkwardly

Made loud demands (for)

Clubs in Paris love English duke that's created uproar

Called for peace: change of heart by Katharine Viner

Clangor

Applaud committee for proving cladding

Old word for wood for barrel staves

Slate used to ID film shots

Explained - made transparent

Swept away confusion

Elucidated

Clarion