2-Letter Words Ending in K

Hearing what you just recorded

Review TV show and quietly relax

Listen to a recording

Football coach's creation

Quarterback's text

Football coach's list of tactics

Reinvest

Retreat, withdraw

Strain on part of the body leading to retreat

Newer (university)

Type of university

Ruddy good fellow, university type

African antelope with a whistling call

African antelope with inward curving horns

Male in the drink about to join vessel - do this again

To strip a ring of bark from a tree

Tamper with an odometer (4,4)

One method of price control

Return to a lower level

Defamatory falsehood published for political effect

A spit or tombolo

Shallows in sea/river

Shore shoal sight

A type of player in football

Rough-looking hickory.

Hickory tree valued for its wood

Hickory tree.

A sloping surface against which the end of an arch rests

A type of football player

Football pass.

Sudden recovery

Recover quickly

Winter storm pileup

Winter sight in Me.

Blizzard by-product

A tropical tree

Not a hardcover book

Book vulnerable defender

Collection of vocal pieces

Glee club handout

Volume containing lyrics, hymns, etc

Small antelope of southern Africa

Way has been wild, fine for antelope

African antelope.

Small African antelope

An embankment along a river

Boss to order record of pedigree

Record of horses' pedigrees

Breeding reading

A subdivision of a block

A subordinate clerk

Sag on a nag

Lardosis, informally

Saggy horse

Lack a bit (anagram)

Announcer's autocue (wordplay)

Shadow returned – traffic jam!

Required school purchase, maybe

Typical, as a case

Student's resource

{tubing=n}

He lines up behind an end

Thesaurus, for example

Dictionary or thesaurus

What you might be using to help solve this

Volume of student exercises

Compilation of student exercises

Student volume with exercises

Class work (wordplay)

Was 1984 such a publication (wordplay)

Annual that might be okay or otherwise!

Baby's biscuit

Dry, crisp bread

Literally, "twice-baked"

Angler's catch in the Atlantic

Like much prejudice called out by One People's Project

BLOCK to {obstruct=v}

Beat a retreat (wordplay)

Retrace one's steps

Return to support course

Area of authority

Jurisdiction of a bailiff

Area of expertise

Complaint given audible support gets cut

Protein-rich entree

Kind of tomato

Standard set by a substitute (wordplay)

Standard score from judges (wordplay)

Don't let Harmon play (wordplay)

Right sort of hat for one who rules the roost

Beauty spot, perhaps

Means of identification, in fiction.

Blemish on the skin

""The male of the European black grouse (Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse. Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse.""

Great deal (wordplay)

Knave of Clubs (wordplay)

Gambler's game, perhaps

Expensive Monopoly property

Its houses cost $200 each

Site of many arcades

Medical obstruction (wordplay)

Hit on ice

Could be physical obstruction

Buffer (wordplay)

Oxford shiner

Pump polisher

Disordered in the understanding; giddy; thoughtless.

Dangerously rash and injurious

Very quick kiss on holiday

This speed is recklessly dangerous

Between back walls, stack and line up masonry

*Close pitch: shower tool

*Close pitch shower tool

Is S weeping for this? P ain't with it

Painter's technique

Encounter with Gorky discovered the technique of an artist

Turn on US president (wife getting chop)

Hit by the 43rd president (wordplay)

Work to clear scrub, ambush (US, Aus)

English word

Nomad's street in Phoenix (wordplay)

Hump dais (wordplay)

Nomad's street in Phoenix?

Tax return credit.

Tax law provision affecting prior years

Famous racehorse.

Bill payer's need

It needs balancing

It must be carefully balanced

""A stick, cane, or cudgel, made of the wood of the carb tree.""

English word

A crooked back; one who has a crooked or deformed back; a hunchback.

Blade Runner film genre

Science fiction subgenre

Altered Carbon genre

Birds make unusual move to solid ground (wordplay)

Get off

Step off

Gap in vegetation

Blaze-stopping clear spot

Strip cut from forest yielding free bark I distributed

""A brick made of fire clay, used for lining e.g. furnaces and chimneys.""

Childhood scene, perhaps

This is Us technique

Past scene re-enacted

Slacker at Fort Knox (wordplay)

... for a loafer (wordplay)

Loaf on the job

Ne'er G for one dollar (wordplay)

Ne'er G, perhaps, for the buck instates

9 across is never G, perhaps

Tourist's sightseeing aid

Tourist's need.

Source of information for tourists

A certain auto body type (5,4)

Utah senator s mid-sized car (wordplay)

Shade second car

Godiva's locale

E's ROH for a ride

The way the rider has returned (wordplay)

""A kind of linen cloth with raised figures, used for towelings.""

Quasimodo was the ... of Notre Dame

Quasimodo was one

Quasimodo, for example

Like wire transfers

Cooler idea (wordplay)

Warden's worry

Thin Lizzy's great escape

Light colour for soot (wordplay)

Soot used as a pigment

Powdery form of carbon

Property seller's arrangement

Property seller's temp arrangement

Record of Wimbledon action (wordplay)

Restaurant souvenir, maybe

Record of a World Cup game (wordplay)

Word with prefix multi-

Reason to 'interrupt this program'

Reason to "interrupt this program"

An automobile having a roof that drops off sharply to the top of the rear compartment.

Perhaps re pap for a penguin

Bound not to be hard re pap, perhaps

Maybe Sun to support publication

Choose one of the players for the ride

One way to shoulder the job of team selection

Act as a football selector - see this in celebration after goal (wordplay)

Greedy football player (wordplay)

A porcine ride (wordplay)

Ball-hogging player (wordplay)

Steal stream similar silver sham

Cheap (alloy); sham

Steal the stream with an alloy

Sunday text

""An American freshwater fish (Ictiobus, ∨ Carpiodes, cyprinus); called also carp sucker, sailfish, spearfish, and skimback. Ictiobus, ∨ Carpiodes, cyprinus); called also carp sucker, sailfish, spearfish, and skimback.""

Kind of hog

Cager in Fayetteville

OR (wordplay)

Slope along the Truckee, say

Land along the Mississippi, for example

Where artists like to paint.

Cause of a detour, maybe

Highway police procedure.

Jam is for The Cars at the bar

Album, for clippings say

Volume for cuttings, photographs etc.

Album with clippings

The Ancient Mariner

The woman will sponsor old sailor

Boot shiner (wordplay)

One who gives you a shine

Person whose work shines

South African symbol

A jumper for the South African side

South African animal

Tot's reading material

Type of happy ending

Collection of children's tales

Printer's guide.

It sets the tone

Summary of typefaces, etc., of a newspaper.

English word

The backward slant of the leading edge of an airfoil.

A European skate (Raia clavata) having thornlike spines on its back. Raia clavata) having thornlike spines on its back.

Return the ball

Shortened the line after reversion

Instance of reversion to ancestral type

US word for a drawing-pin

Bulletin board fastener

Bulletin board sticker

NFL dead-ball ruling

*Antelope stem a flood

Drink ready for American antelope

*Antelope: stem a flood

""A form of vessel, often with steam power, having sharp ends and a very convex upper deck, much used on the Great Lakes, esp. for carrying grain.""

Trees providing shelter

Protective hedge

Breezeblock, when split, may give shelter

Instrument played with a mallet

Simple percussion instrument

Percussion instrument

Sit back lazily and in France toil on interlaced articles

Horses in back-to-back races

Thoroughbreds stood around in bar

Used for a slide in a bar (wordplay)

Construction effect, often

Cousin of a log jam.

*Fortification about four feet high

Fortification

What a cosmetic surgeon may do to offer a sort of defence

That tooth will have to come out!

Metal parts or fixtures made bright by polishing.

Vehicle for Endora (wordplay)

Vehicle for Endora?

Halloween carrier (wordplay)

Pancake ingredient, perhaps

Dale Evans's horse

Bar label on type of dairy product

Turnaround pass play, or two phone parts

Football play

Duck perched on a sail?

Duck perched on a sail (wordplay)

North American diving duck

Gridiron position

Melee for singer Osmond (wordplay)

Free-for-all (wordplay)

Free-for-all for Osmond (wordplay)

Speechless with amazement

Amazed as mum refused to work

Astounded by stupid son on lorry

1. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) a chair with a fiddle-shaped back

Sorrow thus seen in hater (wordplay)

Try the northern-style holiday - agony!

Anguish after a romantic split

Recess in D.C. (wordplay)

Train, in a way

One on an Israeli cooperative

Strong feller (wordplay)

Paul Bunyan's payment (wordplay)

Feller left Brown with nothing!

Buffoon almost climbed slope

Friend of a fourflusher.

Feature of old-time medicine show.

Try reading this!

One at a woman's side (wordplay)

Steal a novel (wordplay)

Production script of a play

Stage manager's script

Direct programme that's read on stage but not to the audience

View along the highway (italicized)

Stare at a Swiss mishap?

Stare at a Swiss mishap (wordplay)

Volume of students (wordplay)

Student's text

Teaching aid

Primate needing two seconds (wordplay)

Head gorilla, with distinctive coloring

Adult male gorilla

*Art class supply

Artist's vade mecum

Artist's pad

Volume of original documents for study

NETWORK to form a structure like a net

English word

*Sinuous mountain road

Up and down (rail) ride

Return to the original winding track

Work made of timbers.

Oval stud on furniture

A training program in which a person is given information about physiological processes (heart rate or blood pressure) that is not normally available with the goal of gaining conscious control of them.

""The movable piece which closes the breech of a breechloading firearm, and resists the backward force of the discharge. It is withdrawn for the insertion of a cartridge, and closed again before the gun is fired.""

Pride of the kitchen, perhaps

Kitchen feature

Jam-packed timer filled with wine notes

Crammed to capacity

Filled to capacity

See title (wordplay)

... for a herpetologist (wordplay)

Type of terrapin

Straight talk

Equivocal language - dupes a bloke (anagram)

Evasive language

Belief in incompatible ideas (Orwell)

Acceptance of opposite opinions (Orwell)

Relative of "disinformation"

English word

Endangered large sea turtle

Largest living turtle

Montana, for one

Signalman of sorts

Montana for one

Fish taking seconds to amuse, returned

Small spiny fish

Loot's bound to excite British swimmer

English word

KICKBACK a strong reaction

Stuffed say, in order to eat old tripe

Rhubarb wolfed down? I approve!

Bolted, say, ordinary passable rubbish

High-level argot

Vapid verbiage

Meaningless language