2-Letter Words Ending in P

Place for a tassel, maybe

Tiger's says Nike

Limit, of sorts

Mushroom with a brown cap

Type of mushroom

Large mushroom variable

One with a beat (wordplay)

Fuzz component (wordplay)

Real trooper (wordplay)

The Memorial, for one

Loving follower (wordplay)

Service member (wordplay)

A summer place (wordplay)

Remain intense, say, like Oscar

Sleep in a bag, maybe

Fish that complains a lot (wordplay)

Find fault with fish (wordplay)

Does one grumble when caught (wordplay)

Man, that looks sore!

React to exposure, maybe

Get cracking (wordplay)

Crack shot (wordplay)

Token bit of potato (wordplay)

Thin piece, of wood or potato say

Hatchet job (wordplay)

Cut meat (wordplay)

Cut of pork, for one

Thunderous applause (wordplay)

Keep time, perhaps

Bit of thunderous applause (wordplay)

Take the edge off (wordplay)

Board opening (wordplay)

Cut (into shape)

Silver step (wordplay)

Sound made when hoofing it (wordplay)

Stable sound (wordplay)

Give a freebie tkt, say

High roller's perk

Free pass, informally

Building with many layers (wordplay)

Pen for shared work (wordplay)

Squawk box (wordplay)

Get ready to strike, say

Upset with the government (wordplay)

Power surge (wordplay)

To {defecate=v}

Cut short, maybe

Some corn perhaps in bird's craw

Wheat, for one

Time to change signs (wordplay)

Border in the stars (wordplay)

November 21st, say, astrologically

Bard of yore

Old English bard

Bard of old

Food fish, the porgy

Atlantic food fish

Edible North Atlantic fish

To put a cap on

Bite - victor (abbr)

Munch (at the bit?)

Munch loudly - the winner!

Penny each, perhaps (wordplay)

Unlikely to buy good presents, perhaps

For a song, the sound made by bird, say

Word from a bird to Scrooge (wordplay)

Fowl language (wordplay)

Call from a tree

Curious George, for one

Washoe, for one

Cheetah, for one

"More worm, please" (nonverbal)

Tweet substitute (wordplay)

Wake-up call (wordplay)

Munch noisily (colloq.)

Bite (down on)

Munch slice of meat around start of meal

Short, thick, heavy piece of wood

Kind of change

Much changed party leader is a blockhead

C for a carpenter (wordplay)

Immobilise (a car)

Immobilise (illegally parked car)

Fascinator fastener, maybe

Envelope feature perhaps

Envelope feature, perhaps

Really hit one's stride (wordplay)

Walk in wooden shoes, say

Walk in big boots, say

Group of trees (wordplay)

Thick mass, of plants say

Small group (of trees)

Scribes bane perhaps

Writer's block (wordplay)

Style inhibitor (wordplay)

Freddy Kruger for one

Freddy Kruger, for one

Cringing, unpleasant person (slang)

Pinch edges (as a piecrust)

Make one's hair groovy (wordplay)

Wrinkle in a salon job (wordplay)

Like ideally-cooked bacon (IMHO)

Chip, to a chap (wordplay)

What chips should be

Bete noire of the nursery

Kid's coughing condition

One peril of childhood

Mayberry teacher Helen

Mayberry's Helen

Onetime boss of Memphis

Deeply distressed (slang)

Upset workers' federation (wordplay)

Perhaps the T.U.C. is split this way

Back a horse? Say that again!

Previously on... scenes, say

Sum up (abbrev.)

Trophy of sorts

Head piece (wordplay)

Pelt of sorts

'86 kids flick (no Oscars)

Mischievous child (colloq.)

J R Ewing eg

Bluff formed by a fault

Base of a mesa

Long, steep ridge

Type of duck

Duck that dives

Duck of pas you see

Sunday shop serving ice cream (wordplay)

Book by Evelyn Waugh (exclusive)

Oreo serving, say

Tidbit for a lucky kitty, maybe

Fight for a small fragment (wordplay)

A bit of a quarrel (wordplay)

Money of sorts

Money, of sorts

Paper money, sometimes

Make a bust (wordplay)

Make a bust? (Var.)

Seal's pelt

Twist off a twist-off, say

Flip a lid (wordplay)

Remove a tube top (wordplay)

Support - from the rear (wordplay)

Help & support - from behind (wordplay)

Support from the rear (wordplay)

Server on skates, perhaps

Roller skater at work, perhaps

Server on skates, maybe

Designed for auto transport

Quickly recharge, maybe

Temporary drop-off (wordplay)

Short time out (wordplay)

Toy-mouse stuffing, maybe

Pet-shop attraction (wordplay)

Inside of a toy mouse, perhaps

Pour it on (wordplay)

Fries enhancer (wordplay)

Dog coat (wordplay)

Something done badly

Alarm call due then? A mistake

A slangy state of confusion and error

Slice of meat

Run away (unseen)

A striking way to go off (wordplay)

Go away secretly - in tent (wordplay)

Bearer of breakfast (with soldiers)

Small oval container (wordplay)

Breakfast dish (wordplay)

Do some pitching, perhaps

Set up a base, maybe

Put down stakes (wordplay)

Cut into a slope (var.)

Inner side of ditch in fortifications

Steep slope around a rampart

Pupil's bath (wordplay)

It covers a circular orbit (wordplay)

Aid for peeper-washing

Confront while lying on back (wordplay)

How the river is placed (wordplay)

Like the flop, in Texas hold 'em

Temporary setback (colloq.)

Sound from a sot

Sudden throat sound or minor mishap

Shoulder find (wordplay)

Roadside auto part (wordplay)

Lug nuts' cover

Cold-weather coat (wordplay)

Cold pack (wordplay)

Winter wear for Ben (wordplay)

To {embrace=v}

Disturbance

Provoke

Secure quiff perhaps (wordplay)

Cell for prisoners

Place to sequester the press

Camp ad (anagram)

Amusingly crazy (person)

Like many a Mr. Bean skit

Out-of-date millinery.

Head covering, old style.

Wipe over new cab bonnet

Designer's model

A model of something, sounds derisory

Reproduction to be used for testing

Explosive charge used to blast the surface of a rock

Receptacle in a machine

Lubricator on a motor.

Engine receptacle

Farmer's ride, perhaps

Vehicle for economic improvement

Job cabby will do for a score

Recover, losses perhaps

Get back again, say losses

Get back, say losses

One with plenty of baggage (m)

Bag man (wordplay)

One with a lot of baggage (wordplay)

Exert pull on (wordplay)

Crosstown trip through traffic, say

Drag with effort

Save's partner

Stretch a dollar

Cut back financially

Rusty-gate sound

Rustle of silk.

Squeak and creak Dial.

Porter at O'Hare, say

Airline carrier (wordplay)

Bagman (wordplay)

Tiny toy, perhaps (wordplay)

Item on a cart, maybe

Where one leaves leaves (wordplay)

Cobbler's tip (wordplay)

Protection from head to foot (wordplay)

Protective front of boot

Detach, in a way

Detach, as a carabiner

Remove, as from a belt

Strawberry pistil part

Embrace

1-year-old salmon

One-year-old salmon

Two sporting honours for winger

""A spiny plant, also CALTHROP, CALTROP""

Spiked iron ball, an old military weapon

Tire-puncturing strip

Spiky device thrown in the road to puncture tires

""A magic spell, also CANTRIP, CANTRAIP""

Will not split (Scottish spelling)

Witch's spell (Scot.)

Spell or charm Scot

Visit after a long absence, say

Draw level (with)

Draw level in board game (wordplay)

Annual visit to the doctor

Stay at university for examination

Stop at university for medical exam

Sound of a small bird

Twitter, chirp repeatedly

Sound like a bird

Win the jackpot (wordplay)

Make a killing? Leave it tidy!

Tidy profit (wordplay)

Relative of a whitewash

*Scandal management ploy

An attempt to hide the truth

""A dropping of cow dung, also COWPAT, COWFLOP, COWPIE, COWPLOP""

""A dropping of cow dung, also COWPAT, COWFLAP, COWPIE, COWPLOP""

""A dropping of cow dung, also COWPAT, COWFLAP, COWFLOP, COWPIE""

Sass from Elsie (wordplay)

Animal's undergarment (wordplay)

Palsywort from Betsy Haynes

Blow a practical joke, maybe

Bust out laughing

Collapse under strain; praise

Get a grip on (wordplay)

Seize and hold

Grip tightly

Around the fruit it comes to a fishy end

A fruity bit of pie with fish

Rind of an apple.

Bake with crumbs

Shell-like decoration.

Marine mollusk.

Apple rind, botanically

Skin old duck and moan at fish

Outermost layer, as orange rind

Headgear (of the working class?)

Type of hat

Spooner's opening for pet cover

A hat

Cage for poultry

House with many layers

A target for Reynard

Enclose, in Sri Lanka, a snake

To {carve=v}

Dog's coat (wordplay)

Dressing boat at Oxford (wordplay)

Relish go-with, perhaps

Wild flower - pick gun (anagram)

Bog plant to be presented as royal prize

Perennial royal trophy

Prayer foundation (wordplay)

Praying perch (wordplay)

Gangster's target, maybe

Tally when the game has finished

Direct confrontation

Lustreless chalice keeping hot to form a pair

A living area for workers at an oil well

The reaping of the rocks (wordplay)

'For reaping and rocking, perhaps (7)'

Harvest of rock (wordplay)

Preceding a coup

A female sexual organ in certain algae

Fasten a necklace again

Get a better grip

Enfold again.

Multiply by a constant larger than 1

Grow proportionally bigger

Increase proportionately

Shout in the sop for Shelley (wordplay)

Featured creature (five letters)

Shore dinner morsel

Haul; drag: Slang

Pull along heavily

Drag (Var.)

Slobby sort

Colorless person

Seafood order variable

Decorative edge variable

Endless fish is returned as seafood

Completely mismanage (colloq.)

Bungle a pay rise (wordplay)

Make a mess of, ruin

Mt. Hood hood (wordplay)

Rainier cover (wordplay)

Peak experience (wordplay)

Build, like traffic

Compare to, with "against"

Compare to, with 'against'

Be prominent - rob (a bank)

Armed robbery (US)

Robbery at gunpoint

A raspberry is defined thus initially, so you never call a raspberry 'plum'

Alter to improve appearance

Improve by making small changes

Airbrush, for example

Free from a holding device.

Joke about the scallop is enough to let go of the car

Prepare for takeoff (wordplay)

Release grip of

Relative cut snake to release grip

Native American hut

Dome-shaped house

Native American hut constructed with grass or mats

""An American Indian hut, also WICKIUP, WIKIUP""

A spore-producing organ of certain fungi

Scenery hung at the rear

Stage set to see fall by defender

Piece of scenery

Be very cordial to

Friends' hearty gesture

Nonverbal congratulations

Endorses best baseball player

It's behind home plate

Screen behind home plate

A wrap around garment that fastens at the back

Warbler (worn by a hanging judge!)

Warbler - worn by hanging judge (8; 5,3)

European warbler - back a PLC (anagram)

Street coat (wordplay)

Cover for a driveway

Asphalt, for example

""A spiny plant, also CALTRAP, CALTROP""

""A magic spell, also CANTRIP, CANTRAP""

Friendship

About fifty liable to strike? Bosh!

Approve of gin? Nonsense!

Handbag in two parts? Nonsense!

A shop that sells cooked food

A step on top of a wall

A poisonous mushroom

Pit surrounding a plum seed

Peach or plum pit.

Fruit centre in pod crane ripped apart

Bake in a sauce, as potatoes (Var.)

Bake in sauce, as potatoes (var.)

Thin slice of veal

Paper or book size (from its watermark)

Paper that deceives crown (wordplay)

Type of paper hat (wordplay)

The golfer's problem (wordplay)

Barrier is, say, useful cover

Golf match equalizer

Pawnbroker's place

Place to pawn

Pawner's goal.

... by a safecracker (wordplay)

Rigidly inflexible process

A type of march.

Fleshy part of fruit

A plant that yields fruit only once before dying

Hot toddy, for one

Parting shot (wordplay)

Drink taken before crashing (wordplay)

To surpass in scooping

Render infertile, in a way

Part of a fruit; pip racer (anagram)

Seed-holding wall of a flower

Seed vessel wall

A type of yew tree

Following a coup

Bonehead's headgear (wordplay)

Yarmulka - helmet-shaped flower

Yarmulke or zucchetto

Police force paragon

Law and order hero

Man's jewelry item

Pin for a man

Haberdashery buy

Wave in the wind (wordplay)

Bird with rising speed catches bat

Choppy seas feature

Hard and woody fruit eg coconut

Hard woody fruit such as the coconut

Unlooked-for ending

Surprise blow following affair thought ended.

Cow, perhaps, a pest on the lawn

In ancient times, say, raised flower

Swap prize ram for cow (wordplay)

Student's term in military school

Academy student's stint

Doctor I despatch for military training

Relative of honeydew.

Fruit dish Paul at once failed to finish

Musk-melon

Casino employee, perhaps

Deck guy who's cheating (wordplay)

Cheater at, say, poker

Lucille Ball for one

Nicole Kidman, for one

Lucille Ball for one

""Highest in rank, authority, or office.""

""State, quality, or business of a clerk.""

""DEVELOP to bring to a more advanced state, also DEVELOPE""

Boat for judges (wordplay)

Suitor.s heyday

Bar in front of boat leads to affair

Bit of glass on a microscope slide

Section without deliveries is on the slide

""A minute vesicle in a red seaweed, which contains the reproductive spores.""

Greeting gesture (in 3 down)

Grip symbolizing friendship or agreement

Like running water, perhaps, left by snake as a gesture of friendship (wordplay)

""To cultivate by planting simultaneous crops in alternate rows; as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.""

Overconfidence, to an athlete (wordplay)

It prevents balls from being hit

Guy's means of support

Extra small fry (wordplay)

Integrated circuit piece

Tiny circuit bearer

English word

Ballroom dance such as a fast foxtrot

Modern ballroom dance

Ballroom dance in rapid quadruple time

Work as a tenant farmer

Work land for a portion of the harvest

Work another's farm

Enterprise, for one

Locale of much modern fiction

Step on board trendy futuristic craft

A closed body or conceptacle containing one or more masses of spores or sporangia.

Wall-growing plant; soon crept (anagram)

Plant of rocks and walls

Mosslike wall-growing plant

Office of a Church of England parson

Coy Joey (wordplay)

Provincial administrator (wordplay)

Canterbury tales subject

Boisterous parade

Bowdler's vessel (wordplay)

Will Hays's craft (wordplay)

Will Hays's craft?

BS from a fisherman (wordplay)

Rubbish records about love by Wham!

Everyone enters fish trade? Nonsense!

Power lunch is so drunken at overseas office

Mostly seek advice from transport office in Rome

What the letter C is (wordplay)

C (wordplay)

Kitchen surface

The relationship of cousins; state of being cousins; cousinhood.

Physician's function

The business of a factor.

The other fellow's candidate

Silly goose

Not so smart with a free center (wordplay)