2-Letter Words Ending in O

Cactuslike plant of the Southwest

Red-flowering desert shrub

Shrub of the southwestern desert

Variety of pinball

Game in a Ginza gambling parlor

Its player may have a yen for gambling

Cheese from the Italian for 'sheep'

Cheese from Sardinia

Italian cheese made from ewe's milk

That's it exactly!

Wouldn't change a thing!

Cigar that shows no ellipticity whatever

One in the party (wordplay)

Party fanatic, say

Life of the party (wordplay)

Hear about Ron being upset by farmer

Southwestern spread owner

South American cowboy

Iron case (anagram)

Film story in a score rewritten

Outline for a screenplay

Model named for a desert wind

Volkswagen named for a desert wind

'75-'88 Volkswagen hatchback coupe

Nice toes sculpted in an artistic period

Seventeenth century style of Italian art and literature

Small picture on Roman orator with short bowing bouncing technique

Playing with the bow bouncing lightly off the strings

With each note detached (music)

With notes sharply separated (music)

Disconnected, like musical notes say

""A thrust with a rapier, also STOCCATA""

Modern lines to 14th century in Italy

Italy's golden age

Giotto's period

Gold coin of old

MACHO one who exhibits machismo

See Barricade. Barricade.

Rider of Southwest

Bear local away for Spanish cavalier

GMC's '78-'87 El Camino clone

Latin-American laborer is changing companies

Richard Strauss's last opera

Lively piece of music

Kind of free composition

English word

Beef stew; black diamond

Thinly-sliced raw beef

Dish of thinly sliced raw meat

Italian hors d'oeuvre

One-hundredth of a balboa

Fraction of a lira, once

Hundredth of an Italian lira

English word

Small tobacco product

Small roll of tobacco

Crushed garlic oil can be smoked

Singer - not car lot (anagram)

Marian Anderson, for one

Total corn! (anagram)

A low rhamnaceous shrub (Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.

Growing louder (mus.)

Get high in the music room (wordplay)

Peak of intensity

Odium co-ed might produce in interval of music

Two hundred and one in protest bound by the dozen

Page size of the French verse recalled over microphone

Pl. hacendados also haciendados The owner or manager of a hacienda.

Operating under a false name, perhaps

Covertly got in coin for change

With concealed identity

English word

Sublime (Spanish)

Italian nobleman or important person

Venetian noble

Feature of many a bandito

Large elegantly curling hair above mouth

Facial decoration.

CIA topics codified in collage

Musical medley

Miscellany

Nutty Professor's choice (wordplay)

Nut - it is a chop (anagram)

Nut's broken as I chop it

To be plucked with the fingers (music)

To be plucked (musical)

In music, to be played by plucking

Strict observance of formalities

Minute ceremonial detail

Ceremonious points of etiquette

South American tree yielding very hard wood

Cubist, second half first, with companion round hardwood tree

Purple-leaved variety of chicory

Dark-red-leaf salad plant

Leafy salad ingredient

MICRO short for microprocessor

Likeable, easy to get on with

On the same page

Of like mind

Cardinal's cap

Catholic skullcap

Roman Catholic priest's small round skullcap

Coo! If Diana performs, I'm a fan!

Fan finds a fish, say, at island party

Fan (Spanish)

Pl. baldachins also baldachinos A rich fabric of silk and gold brocade.

Cardinal who is the papal treasurer

Sounds like Al's hat (wordplay)

Frothy coffee drink

Type of coffee

Foreign policeman in vehicle with a large but not good emperor

A Spanish or South American frontier guard or customs official

A piece for one or more solo instruments with orchestra; more concise than the concerto. concerto.

Italian word also used by Shakespeare for dandy

Chess position

Pl. haciendados Variant of hacendado .

What when drunk is crimson, aha!

Liqueur makes chairman so drunk!

Harmonicas (anagram) - cherry liqueur

A large bushy moustache.

TOBACCO an annual herb cultivated for its leaves

Ice-cold alp collapsed? It's a sin!

Trifling fault - I called cop (anagram)

Minor sin or fault

Ham in cooking pot? Scour it!

Raw cured Italian ham

Ham actor, losing lead, is put off love

Recitative.

Playfully, on a music score

Jokingly, in musical terminology

Playfully, in music

Shipload of gold ingots (wordplay)

Shipload of gold ingots?

Procure gas at sea for crew member

English word

English word

Trick like Rickrolling

Oreo (wordplay)

Unexpected reversal, in slang

MICRO short for microprocessor

Speeding up (music)

Gradually increasing in speed (mus.)

Gradually increasing in speed, in music

Very knowledgeable person (variant spelling)

A devotee of Death in the Afternoon (wordplay)

Amateur accepted loud fuss about timeless romance

TOBACCO an annual herb cultivated for its leaves

Key chain (wordplay)

Fiji, for example

Hawaii, i.e.

Boastful and arrogant behaviour

Boastful behaviour

Empty boasting

The practice or system of rule by a caudillo.

Treatment of light and shade in drawing

Artist's treatment of light and shade

Caruso choir (anagram) - light and shade

""The sixteenth century, when applied to Italian art or literature; as, the sculpture of the Cinquecento; Cinquecento style. as, the sculpture of the Cinquecento; Cinquecento style.""

English word

Decrease in loudness (music)

With decreasing loudness (mus.)

(Musically) become quieter

San Francisco's waterfront.

San Francisco

Pope's representative in minor courts

Papal ambassador

Boxin' 'owdydo has a pantomime character

Absurd character

Buffoon with hook nose could be swimming up Loch Linnhe

""Having sixteen leaves to a sheet; of, or equal to, the size of one fold of a sheet of printing paper when folded so as to make sixteen leaves, or thirtytwo pages; as, a sextodecimo volume. as, a sextodecimo volume.""

Piatigorsky's instrument

Part of a trio.

Victor Herbert's instrument.

""The fifteenth century, when applied to Italian art or literature; as, the sculpture of the quattrocento; quattrocento style.as, the sculpture of the quattrocento; quattrocento style.""

Out of touch (wordplay)

Unable to be reached

In solitary confinement

Pl. stratovolcanos A volcano composed of alternating layers of lava and ash.

Murcian not open for negotiation with the Caudillo's edict (wordplay)