2-Letter Words Ending in R

Ron Popeil, for example

One with the latest gizmos

One who loves clever ingenious devices

One who denies

Opponent wins over philosopher

One who contradicts

Variant of ganister .

Heard logs (anagram) - fuel store

Tank, relatively ancient - support for cut (wordplay)

Some great construction (wordplay)

One that has a view of the Oval!

Fuel storage tank

""Pl. gastrulas or gastrulae (-l ) An embryo at the stage following the blastula, consisting of a hollow, two-layered sac of ectoderm and endoderm surrounding an archenteron that communicates with the exterior through the blastopore.""

One kind of reference book.

Dictionary of geography

Atlas go-with

Machine that produces electricity

Dynamo, in the U.S.

Existing in name only

Diviner, of sorts

Diviner love cherished by men dancing with grace

One skilled in the art of placing buildings, etc, auspiciously

Plant of the mint family

A blooming Teutonic ruddy turn-up

Herb, continental turned a bright colour

More horrible

More dreadful

Pl. glabellae (-b l ) The smooth area between the eyebrows just above the nose.

Prizefighter of sorts.

Spartacus, for one

Gold tiara (anagram)

Gladsome

Type of fever

Of the endocrine system

Sort of fever gradually spreading May 3rd/June 3rd

GLISSADE to perform a gliding dance step

A writer of glosses or comments; a commentator.

Mafioso as sponsor (wordplay)

Mafia boss (wordplay)

Religious duty for the Mafia

Duck with orange? Sod off!

Muck on smoother bird

Male bird pecking duck, very large duck

A dividing engine.

Soldier - in red gear (anagram)

Infantryman - in red gear (anagram)

One in regiment collapsing near ridge

""Pertaining too, or resembling, a gooseberry; as, grossular garnet. as, grossular garnet.""

Co-signer, say

One who provides surety

United taken over by horribly arrogant underwriter

Extinct duck-billed beast

Supreme radio operator (1969-86)

Native of a German city

Fast food grub her ma cooked

Cyclist's mustache (wordplay)

Properly manage the pub or on your bike!

Kind of moustache (for a cyclist?)

More substantial, as a profit

Better formed.

Comelier

A lot of grim vexation about university lecturer who's aggressive (wordplay)

Warning bitter's cut short by boozer

Robin or crocus, often

Bring round with her a pioneer

Describing a paperback's dearer relative

First printing, often

Paperback alternative

Queequeg, in "Moby-Dick"

Queequeg, for example

Captain Ahab, ultimately

Spider that reaps (wordplay)

Gleanings of its use (wordplay)

Gene Stratton Porter's 1911 hero.

Haughty

Star inside of a hat (wordplay)

Cast her in lead (wordplay)

Inside of a hat (wordplay)

Source of a river

Source of a stream

Beginning of a river~~Bed part

More wholesome cure by Doctor Reith

More in the pink

In better condition

Heaven, perhaps, with 'the'

In subsequent parts of legal document

From now on.

Lost one (wordplay)

Indecisive one

Measure used in the "Iliad"

Six-footer encountered in verse

Verse line of six metrical feet

HOLIDAY to take a vacation

William Levitt, for one

Architect's other job (wordplay)

Is she a house builder (wordplay)

(Chemistry) Chem of uniform charge; not ionic; covalent a homopolar bond homopolarity   [ˌhəʊməʊpəʊˈlærɪtɪ ˌhɒm-] n

Brush makeup, maybe

Mane or tail fibres

It's used in furniture for padding

One who renders humane.

HUSBAND to be a thrifty manager

ICEBOAT a vehicle that sails on ice

An idealist.

""One who offers in sacrifice; specifically, one of a sect of Russian fanatics who practice selfmutilatio and sacrifice.""

Roman title of honor

Title for Caesar

Monkey transformed to rear commander

IMPLANT to plant firmly

""One who, or that, increases.""

Breeding place for germs, perhaps

Hot spot for chicks

Artificial hatching apparatus

A searcher; an explorer; an investigator.

Station information board

Economist's figure

Car's flashing light

An inhabitant.

Asthmatic's device

At home Henry needs a peak gas supplier

Breathing apparatus

One starting (a process)

Founder of almost the first hill

Start-up person

Steve Jobs, for example

Popular star to right of pioneer

Inventor of techniques.

Application included with Apple software

Cable guy, for example

Fashionable prevaricator gets fitter

Transient arrangement needed right now

Entrant is put to work without delay

Transient, changing immediately

Asbestos, for one

Porcelain, for example

Glass, at times

One who hints

INUNDATE to fill with overflowing abundance

Not even a soldier (wordplay)

Mercenary perhaps in Irish uniform

Rough is out of bounds (wordplay)

One bringing water to crops

He works at Flushing Meadows

Garden hose

One of the contour lines used on a weather chart

Kansas border ruffian of the Civil War

Kansan

Recklessly careless footman (wordplay)

Companion to Leno (wordplay)

Middle-of-the-road type (wordplay)

Stupid marathoner's drink (wordplay)

Remote and insignificant

Remote, as a hamlet

Same as Justiciary. Justiciary.

Metal link with a spring clip, used by climbers

Sleeping goat (wordplay)

Ransom-note writer

Child sent to head as criminal

Checker stacker (wordplay)

Wielder of political influence

Warwick's nickname

Queer Carl became a varnisher

One putting on coat presents a pound bill: odd? About right

ID maker's machine

One covers nonsense creature's return

Gizmo used in making photo ID's

Trump satirist Sarah Cooper, for example

Parodist performing in Palermo resort

Hit on river, one right for satirist

Possessor of real estate

Squire left one bad news

One with much property

One jumping on the bandwagon, say

Fashionable sort (wordplay)

Fashionable one (wordplay)

A plant duct containing latex.

Cleaner (of clothes, linen)

One cleaning up filthy habits

One cleans material turning round less

""LEGALIZE to make lawful, also LEGALISE""

Bolivar, for one

Bolivar, for one

Bolivar's epithet

Mae West perhaps flies around state

Candy with a hole in the middle

An opportune rescuer.

Fruit juice? Clear colourless solution

Tartish drink

Tannery solution

Book reviewer

Critic.

Law-practicing reptile (wordplay)

One in legal dispute

One in a court battle.

High living is not for him

Scot who touched down in the valley (wordplay)

Flat dweller

Ecliptic period of Julian calendar.

Concerning both the moon and sun's motions

Like the Hebrew calendar, but not the Islamic

MACERATE to soften by soaking

Sherlock's glass

Aim gun and fire - unacceptable maybe, but it makes you look big

Microscope.

""Of or pertaining to the maniple, or company.""

Simple pressure gauge

Fellow rebuilt remote pressure gauge

Pressure gauge

Murderer

Homicide.

Word after free or black

Dealer in commodities

Sales specialist

One who massacres.

One who maunders.

""MAXIMIZE to make as great as possible, also MAXIMISE""

Perhaps blooming well started States

How Pilgrims progressed (wordplay)

Ship that might bear fruit (wordplay)

T.M. adherent

One who thinks deeply

Reflective person

In the distance, US-style officer with a big drip coming down the mountain

Bird swimming near germs

Germans cooked the Queen's goose

Duck near germs spreading

Ship that's dangerous to follow

Warship that places explosive charges

Warship putting down explosives

In law one who does an unlawful act

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Intentional deceiver

One wrongly advising niggard to hoard metal

Fooler.

""One who, or that which, mitigates.""

Presiding officer of town meeting.

Panel-show host

One presides over a forum or debate

Radio tube.

Telecommunications device

Of atomic structure.

Kind of weight or formula

Kind of biology

Like a birder's field glass

Like many microscopes

New moon? On reflection, you see Altair regularly with one eye

A film or layer of a compound one molecule thick.

""Derived from a single egg or ovum; -- of twins; as, identical twins are monovular. Contrasted with fraternal.as, identical twins are monovular. Contrasted with fraternal.""

One giving sermons

Gives a mortgage.

One still making home payments

Particularly inspiring horse!

Last year's inspiring Derby winner

Truism (Part 3)

Scandal sheet employee

Tarbell, for example

Writer of exposes

Word with prefix multi-

One putting arms, say, beyond use

Vandal turns it to mural

He may wickedly leave you without a leg to stand on

One that creates myths or mythical situations.

Unit equal to 10 angstroms

Measurement of length at the subatomic level

Be having worse (wordplay)

More badly behaved

Less well behaved

Relating to the scaphoid bone

One who gives a rallying call (wordplay)

One directs the course, of a ship say

Seafaring reptile (wordplay)

Snapper we employed here (wordplay)

Times for one

Extra, for one.

NICKNAME to give a pet name to

Speaker at a political convention.

One proposing candidate

He proposes someone to monitor an order

Response that beats around the bush

AUTHOR to bring into being

CAREER to go at full speed

DANCER one that {dances=v}

DOLLAR a monetary unit of the U.S.A.

FACTOR to express as a product of two or more quantities

FARMER one that {farms=v}

LAWYER to work as a member of the legal profession

Not in a straight arrangement

Kind of thinking

N connected to the Internet + AR

PLANAR {flat=adj}

Illiterate person

Should one engage with errand to attend literacy class (wordplay)

SKATER one who {skates=v}

Some personalized sheets

Spot to jot

Writing material for sheet music

NUCLEATE to form into a nucleus

Of or pertaining to the nucleolus of a cell.

It is fractionally above the line

Top of fraction

Upper half of fraction

That which closes or stops an opening.

The Raven feature

It has eight feet

Verse containing eight feet.

Person with a line (wordplay)

One working on lines

One might create a spread

Carmen's patron (wordplay)

Met somebody (wordplay)

Met someone (wordplay)

Sorting out our place, right, in a bit of a flap (wordplay)

Approximately circular

So, rearing ugly head (wordplay)

One who arranges things

One plans a ring with new earrings

PalmPilot, for one

PDA, for example

Back-to-school purchase

Of or pertaining to an ossicle.

Hats and scarves, for example

Mentionables (wordplay)

Clothing on top of other clothing

Foreigner finding new land-route

'03 Mitsubishi mid-size SUV

Rule provides eponymous alien

CLEAR to remove obstruction

Needing restraint, perhaps

Not just psyched

Trying too hard

One with a tummy ache, perhaps

Buffet patron, perhaps

One taking extra courses (wordplay)

""FAVOR to regard with goodwill, also FAVOUR""

To cause to labor excessively; to overwork.

""WATER to sprinkle with a transparent, odourless, tasteless liquid""

One in the lead.

Are pack, perhaps, keeping me back? Certainly not!

Producer of artificial rhythms

""PAGANIZE to make irreligious, also PAGANISE""

PALLIATE to cloak or disguise

Panicky

""PARALYZE to render incapable of movement, also PARALYSE""

Factor defining limits

Variable disciple, a beast inside

Figure in a math function

One on a train perhaps

15 across may have one

He's taken for a ride.

Patient

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Cop on the beat

Guard Irishman's posh car

Mobile guard

Paunchy

Dispenser of wages

Dispenser of soldiers' salaries

Official dealing with wages

Embezzler to clear up mess

Gambler decapitated thief

A thief, especially an embezzler

One convincing; gun

Lemur-like creature

Possum's Australian cousin

King Henry in pain over Queen, the beast!

Royal couple to flirt (wordplay)

Royal couple make love (wordplay)

Risk scandal, in a way

""One who, or that which, planishes.""

Art repels crude artisan

User of Keene's cement

Worker in stuccompany

Strategic team athlete

Point guard, for example

Point guard, e.g

Bad versifier; operettas (anagram)

Operettas ruined by his dire lyrics

Writer of contemptible verse

""WATER to sprinkle with a transparent, odourless, tasteless liquid""

Not for the catwalk, our hairstyle

18th century women's hairstyle

Display a grim hairstyle? Hardly

Artist needs beer to have inner spark

Actor, for example

Artist wants Guinness maybe when eating fish

""One who practices, or puts in practice; one who customarily performs certain acts.""

Practical joker Colloq.

Practical joker: Colloq.

Person playing tricks on people

More tediously moralising

More self-righteous support stifles influence

HEATER an apparatus for heating

Ship quietly corroded in stream

Vessel's solitary lug pronounced

Type of armed ship.

PROGRAM to arrange in a plan of proceedings

English word

Concept in cosmology

Extinct winged "lizard"

Ground or pasture for old beast

Ancient flier on quiet Eurostar train

Patron has ship's officer storing tea

Tea break for cashier and buyer

One who buys something

Promote president to pram

Reportedly pedal president's buggy

Baby transport

Finalist, perhaps

Finalist in race

A survivor in the heat

""QUANTIZE to express in terms of quanta, also QUANTISE""

One in a dispute

Capone, for one

Criminal tennis player (wordplay)

Al Capone, for one

Rackety

One loving relations (wordplay)

Baron Munchhausen, for one

Doctor ran to cure storyteller