2-Letter Words Ending in W

Water on the lawn (wordplay)

Drops early (wordplay)

Ground water (wordplay)

Handful of, say

Precious amount (wordplay)

Lucky amount (wordplay)

Go chop-chop (wordplay)

Give the ax (wordplay)

Leave stumped (wordplay)

Got milk? (nonverbal)

Sound heard after littering (wordplay)

Sound catty (wordplay)

Wave preceder, in film (wordplay)

In need of orientation, say

World leader (wordplay)

Missionary position on Sunday (wordplay)

Sunday parking place (wordplay)

Seat that's amazing - not hard!

Follow a pattern, say (wordplay)

Use a pattern, maybe

Put a button on, say

Strive; fuss: Scot

Prepare by working

Strive, old style

Say, you in the tree (wordplay)

Kind of conifer

Robin Hood's wood

Fresh way to start (wordplay)

One way to start (wordplay)

For the second time, say

Put out some candles, maybe

Emulated a fan (wordplay)

Unlit a candle (wordplay)

Blue Moon, for one

Make stout (wordplay)

Work at Coors, perhaps

Break bread, say (wordplay)

How to eat cold chop (wordplay)

Man and wife carry 100 quid (wordplay)

Scotland Yard discovery

Sail's corner

Bottom corner of a square sail

Plane Janes, maybe (wordplay)

Personnel (on ship perhaps?)

Hands across the water (wordplay)

Made a portrait of Barrymore (wordplay)

Went for one's gun

Worked on one's image (wordplay)

Plenty of poetry (wordplay)

'Stoppeth it!' (wordplay)

Stoppeth it! (wordplay)

Patronized American (wordplay)

Took a puddle-jumper, say

Used miles, perhaps

Some emigre was shot up (wordplay)

Went through puberty, say

Got off the ground (wordplay)

Had down cold, say

No end of a 1 across (wordplay)

Was aware (of)

What a nasty thing to say!

Sound from the Stray Cats (wordplay)

Catty talk (wordplay)

What a relief! (nonverbal)

So that's done!

Gosh, I'm sweltering!

A beaver skin

Beaver skin, in Western lingo

A beaver skin, in the fur trade.

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Sullivan had a really big one

Sullivan's "really big" one

Distort, as in "hide the decline", say

Fudge the numbers, maybe

Slant or Twist

Wasted in church (wordplay)

Whole bunch (of)

Killed - and swing for it!

Expert diver (wordplay)

You old world duck, you!

Most expert diver of all ducks.

Say without concern for the output

Let it out (wordplay)

Do a spit-take, say

Pot contents, perhaps

Green Day "Brain" recipe (wordplay)

Bouillabase, for one

hat's missing (wordplay)

Muscle temperature fell

Seattle Storm's league, to fans

Six ways to watch television (wordplay)

Penthouse perk, perhaps

Behold the scenery (wordplay)

Man, that was close!

That was close!

What a relief!

Tipped generously (wordplay)

Not quite right

Not on the level

Get the drop on (wordplay)

Sprinkle with water (poetic)

Sprinkle garden plot before we return

Where to look out (wordplay)

Not on deck maybe

In the hold, say

Drinking bender (wordplay)

Nudging joint (wordplay)

An 'out-of-the-way' joint (wordplay)

Form into an arch

Form into an arch.

Curve as animal horns

Provide income for, say a college

Provide with an income, say a college

Provide funds and conclude it hurts!

Keep up on the issues (wordplay)

Get another year of Time, say

Get more out of Life (wordplay)

Went through "The Wire" again, say

Went through Lost again say

Further shorten maybe

Get the etui out again, perhaps

Hem over say

Mend a seam say

Go to seed again (wordplay)

Broadcast over (wordplay)

Make seedier (wordplay)

Prison warder (sl)

Thread holder (wordplay)

Snooker shot for the driver (wordplay)

Hairy Himalayan goat

Asian goat antelope

Himalayan goat-antelope

Tamable woman (wordplay)

One that must be tamed (wordplay)

Kate, for one

Mixed wines (wordplay)

Body rope (wordplay)

Inner connection (wordplay)

Distribute as confetti

Place not exactly neatly

Throw here and there

Tried to make fetch happen (wordplay)

Cast finished, as one might say

Had your fling but it's over, you say

To set free

Rip out, maybe

Rip out maybe

Remove the stitches from

Roar (like a bull)

Buy-one-get-one-free item (wordplay)

Author of "Herzog"

To cover with snow

Confer (an honour)

Present (As honours and prizes )

Give worst cry of pain

One of the rules of cricket (wordplay)

Local ordinance (Var.)

Local authority regulation

Tropical American tree

Nut mix morsel

Kidney-shaped nut.

A time to remember (wordplay)

Grounds for leaving (wordplay)

Date deadline (wordplay)

Shorebird with long curved bill

Long-legged bird of sandpiper family.

Long-billed wader

Before this time (literary)

Before this time (arch.)

Previously were up around, no (wordplay)

Abstain from (action)

Avoid, abstain from (lit.)

Just say no to

Avian money holder (wordplay)

Homeowner's account, perhaps

Security deposit spot, perhaps

Chap keeled over, ouch!

He has not many about 50500, perhaps

Academic chap (wordplay)

Rubbishy toy? Get back payment, say

Cheap, showy jewelry

Trifling object, bauble

A pretty thing of little value.

A showy but worthless trinket

Trinket, showy but useless

What 21 down said of Bray (wordplay)

What to say on coming to Bray

An asinine utterance (wordplay)

Grass roots locale (wordplay)

Green land (wordplay)

Foal's paradise (wordplay)

Become less stressed (with "out")

Like fine cheese

Calm and relaxed

Problem in the shower, perhaps

There's fungus in ale we served up!

Discoloration caused by fungus.

One saying uncle (wordplay)

One crying uncle (wordplay)

Has a duty (to do something)

State for a second time

Repeat a declaration

Make new promises

Work on cud, say

Work the cud again

Gerrymander districts, say

Pad out, to stall for time (wordplay)

Make a better sketch

Pulled over (wordplay)

Changed due to gerrymandering, say

Picked new straws, say

Completed an SST round trip

Covered again, as an air route

Action of rearranging text on a page

Run again

To glow again

Stopped tweezing one's eyebrows, say

Greened up, perhaps

Planted a new crop

Cultivate with Rogaine, hopefully

In a new way

Cultivate a new crop.

Run the film again

Give a second airing to

Air anew

Billboard piece, maybe

Movie lines (wordplay)

Critical evaluation, of a book say

Playground item that's no fun for one

Notice saying 'Playground equipment'

School board (wordplay)

Cousin of the Venus' flytrap

Herb plant native to bogs

Fly-eating swamp plant

Opened, in a way

Parted, as drapes

Upgrow

The yoke, say, of a rainbow

Colour of a corn-fed chicken (wordplay)

Canary unlike a lion (wordplay)

High-flyers at work (wordplay)

Broadcast cut by high flyers

Pilot and assistants

Curse

Broadcast (Webster's broadcast)

Cover with spread set out during tea

Scatter around as by Webster

To {scatter=v}

Dog's "thumb"

Functionless feature on a furry foot

Extra digit on dog's leg.

You'll be surprised when this is raised!

How hairy the byre could be in woe!

Target of tweezers, sometimes

A little beast few hold irritating

An animal suitable to reflect on

Flyblow

Part of a cat - FA power (anagram)

Dog's foot.

What Fido "shakes hands" with

Anticipated change of wares

Knew what was expected

Predicted violent war with foes

Far west (anagram)

Fine-toothed tool

Narrow-bladed cutting-tool

Erred in sketching

Misgrow

Misknow

Had better attendance than

Sold more tickets than

Beat in a gunfight

Outfly

Lost interest in, perhaps

Got too big for one's britches

Got too big for.

Too lately come

Managed some cricket on a Wednesday

Was responsible for past words of wisdom

Oh, very sad - we cut and ran

Join fabric edges with looping stitches

Whipstitch.

On top of everything, this will have you in stitches

Oscars ceremony lead-in

Early sight of something coming

A showing before opening night

See it first

Range (of experience/thought)

Scope of a sort

Turned up mid-afternoon to inspect range

Again provide means of support

Grant again drew one crookedly

Extend an income source

Not well done

By hook or by crook.

In one way or another.

In an unspecified way

Twist off (a lid or cap)

Do openwork with thread (wordplay)

Turn loose (wordplay)

Upthrow

Propeller sailors put on side

In-flight attendants

Fliers engage second propulsion element

A drop of dew in finest fresh flower

Plant once used to stuff mattresses

Plant given its place by Jack

To cast a shadow on

To plant in rows that divides the land into squares

Averse, say, to Bentley

Verse minister cut and cut again

Four-line verse

Old King's statute (wordplay)

Dish with fish, perhaps

Singer Natalie's side dish (wordplay)

Pull funding from

Strike from the will

Cut off financially

The land occupied by a fence

Aptly named medicinal plant

Plant some after a hot spell

Herb of Europe

Foreknow

Be tipped off

Pre-indicate.

Prefigure

Coat underneath border

Pleated ruffle on a garment

Trimming hair somewhere underneath

Boundary dispute (wordplay)

Border dispute (wordplay)

Landscaper's handiwork, perhaps

Melon - Owen Hyde (anagram)

Crenshaw's cousin

Melon with a green rind

Prison (in America)

Slammer or pokey

Cooler socks, having trace of orange, go with...

Existing between rows

Misthrow

Outthrow

... produced a harmonic and unusually low breve

To give excess importance to

Cause some bouncing (wordplay)

Lose one's balance (wordplay)

Get in the red with too much artistry

Verwoerd possibly exceeded his credit

Wrote one check too many.

Made a banking faux pas.

Surveilled, in a way

Went above water pipe with end of rake to push out second duck

Recovered from illness, we hear, passed at higher level

Splash down the sides, maybe

Run on the bank (wordplay)

Pipe etc for excess water

Went untended, as a lawn

Went untended, as a garden

Rose above work unit in car with zip top

Get inundated with flowers (wordplay)

Stifle with vegetation

Choke with vegetation

Taking more time than necessary

Describing a tempo.

Summary of extra scene

Survey completed, that is put in car

Summary covering struggle with weight

Exhibition of raw talent (wordplay)

Theater of sorts.

The how of Bo? Just look at that!

To review again

'There's a divinity that shapes our ends, ........ them how we will'

Shaft-collar attachment

Shaft/collar attachment

Metal parts fastener

Second act (wordplay)

Adjunct of the big top.

Barker's locale

Watch a monitor, say

Watch on a screen, say

Watch the box (back formation)

The lower jaw

Do we turn off current (wordplay)

Half a minute and drown, maybe, in this

New Tudor (anagram)

Not mellow

Stretch dangerously thin, as a line of reasoning

Wiredraw

Backed away or bowed out

Took away; retreated

Left, having to get towed

Bursting, flow with great warm feeling

Light once the actual source has gone

Light in the sky post sunset

Scenic beauty of Mont Blanc.

Sleeping partner (wordplay)

Partner (in the boudoir?)

Undercover partner (wordplay)

Bottle opener, of sorts

Tool for a sommelier

Rotini's shape

Who tabled amendment - it's a killer!

Poor old hat web gets the coup de grace

Doctor hated smack - it's a killer

To flow in.

Source of Byzantine prose (wordplay)

Verne wit I maybe meet face to face

Bury struggle with important meeting

Heavy-lifting machine

English word

PBR or IPA (wordplay)

Beer festival offering

Runs into bacterium, say, on head of weak beer

Scatter across

Ousted, as a dictator

Completed writing in The West and got rid of cabinet

Got rid of person at the top in charge of article embracing right to work

How Khadafi got on base (wordplay)

Defeat on unduly long pitch (wordplay)

Depose by missing the stumps (wordplay)

REVIEW to view again

Pommel

A deterrent against murder (wordplay)

It's for the birds (wordplay)

Hay dummy (wordplay)

English word

Global perception of society

Collection of beliefs about life

To see this is to agree

Give a warning

Advance warning to rewash food fresh

Warning cry of course with silhouette

Regarded as only moderately intellectual

Not too intellectually stretching

Not very intellectual book found in central part of stalls (wordplay)

BORROW to obtain on loan or trust

Make less significant by comparison

Outdo in importance

Cast gloom on

Companion in children's games

Companion in childhood

Friend in frolics

Hitches gang finds a cause of anguish

Digital cruncher seeks lift from team

Music-box winder

""An associate or companion in, or as in; a mate; a fellow; especially, a partner in marriage.""

To fight and scratch.

A retaliatory hit

English word

Posture in which two people face each other

Augustus, to Julius Caesar

English word

""INTERVIEW A mutual sight or view; a meeting face to face; usually, a formal or official meeting for consultation; a conference; as, the secretary had an interview with the President. as, the secretary had an interview with the President.""

Gardener's pushover (wordplay)

Device similar to a hand truck

Not intended for highway use

Highlands weakling

Term for Oscar Wilde wasn't wicked - bent maybe

""INTERVIEW A mutual sight or view; a meeting face to face; usually, a formal or official meeting for consultation; a conference; as, the secretary had an interview with the President. as, the secretary had an interview with the President.""

Comrade in the class struggle (wordplay)

Classmate that's in the same swimming group