2-Letter Words Ending in D

Not just peeved

Shocked and angered greatly

In a lather

To gild over

To gird to excess

To {glad=v}

To goad too much

Put in a box

Placed in container

Combined conveniently for sale, as a tour

Plastered ornamentally.

Passage

Major piece of cribbage equipment

Device for keeping score

Bad grope (anagram); scoring gadget

Given the sack (wordplay)

The stolen tablet is too old, it seems

Being stolen, the medicine is too old

Made a promise

Softly lit one's troth for engagement

Softly illuminated, as promised in troth

Churned up (of soil)

Prepared (a field) for planting

Turned over soil

'Like a lark maybe?' Ma gulped in shock!

In fine feather (wordplay)

With feathers

Pogrom

Carried, as a canoe

Foresaw - red pages (anagram)

Red pages (anagram)

Foreseen before: artist making comeback

Prolog

Prepared a stew

Went on a tear.

Rushed about wildly.

Went berserk - force called out

Reargue

Recast.

Put on again, as weight

Put back on

Recovered possession of

Saw it had been protected again, say

Thought highly of

Looked at area covered by novel dredger

Regauge

Regear

Regild

Reglaze

Reglow

Regorge

Changed Bs to As, maybe

Altered test marks

Marked again, in a way

Regrate

Regrind

Rehang

Rehinge

Reimage

Overdrawn arbiter tried again

Evaluated anew

Remerge

Renig

Repeg

Repugn

Voluntarily left (a job)

Gave up (a post)

Gave up philosophically (wordplay)

Faked, as crime documentary footage

Produced "South Pacific," for example

Put on again

Came back with extra force

Came back strong

Made a big comeback

Discounted, or undiscounted

Labeled anew

Repaid (a wrong)

Hurt in return

Requited; got one's own back

Sifted (through)

Searched by turning things over

Searched high and low

Saggar

Sagger

Saved Sarah at five years old, perhaps

Saved, as a shipwreck

Rescued cargo from sinking ship

Thrashed with whips

Whipped or afflicted greatly

Curse God when badly afflicted

Beaten up, which means looking a mess

Special constable getting teased attacked

Lean

Crowded, pressed

Having a woven edge

Having a nonraveling edge.

Roofed with thin slabs.

Like some coifs

Like some roofs

Moved the shoulders disclaimingly

Ayn Rand title word

Raised the shoulders

Gave the high sign, say

Gave the high sign

Used the turn blinker

Marked with a seal

Enjoyed the snow

Took a winter ride.

Journeyed through snow

Insulted with delights

Gave the cold shoulder to

Delights in being insulted

Cast (off), as a snakeskin

(Of snake) cast off skin

Molted

Lazy Mary, for instance.

Late riser.

Late sleeper

Drug lags (anagram)

No ball of fire, he

Lazy fellow, a pest, and where, mostly

Brought goods into country illegally

Did not do one's duty

Moved illicitly

Went eeling

Got it down for comfort

Got cozy

What the little ones did when the guns were turned on them to start with

Thrush, for one

Thrush or canary, say

Lark, for one

Set with bright ornaments.

Decorated in a special way.

Adorned, as a costume.

The {hawkmoth=n}

Betting club date produced a long streak (wordplay)

Spared no expense

Shot the works

Showed off: Colloq.

Adorned with branchlike figures, as muslin

Springe

Squeg

Buck in its fourth year

Red deer in its fourth year

Like a lute

Like lutes and zithers

Like certain instruments

Swingle

A cell found in the embryo sac of a seed plant

Syringe

Heavy paper used for posters

Poster material

Tallage

Selected as an object to aim at

Aimed at, or set as objective

Designated as a goal

Designating certain minors.

Like many an 'N Sync fan

Between thirteen and nineteen

Full of humanity (wordplay)

Jammed with people

Assembled in a crowd.

Scrooge for one

Mean person (US)

Scrooge for one

Twangle

Made worse-looking

Admitted

Follower of one nation (wordplay)

1954 Pledge addition

Phrase in some drafts of the Gettysburg Address

Not forged

Not galled

Not gifted

Ungird

Not glazed

Barehanded

Ungown

Not graced

Not marked, as an exam

Possible anger with dud exam result (wordplay)

Without much to go on

Without a leader

Not directed

Unhang

Not hedged

Mad - hen dug in (anagram)

Unbalanced as defective doors (wordplay)

Deprived of stability

Not judged

Like some exchange rates

Freed, in a way

Variable, as exchange rates

Not purged

Unrig

With no written name of author

Lacking one's John Hancock

Not bearing a name

Not tagged

Not tinged

Upgird

Flipped phones, say (wordplay)

Went for more memory, say

Downloaded the new version, say

Drew attention from (another actor)

Put Degas down, in a way

In the background

Swelled forth.

Innovative '51 Frazer hatchback model

An idle or dishonest vagrant

One who wanders

Foremost part (of army)

Troops in front of army.

Keep a watch on goods vehicle in front

Waggon

Waught

Not 11 down matter (wordplay)

Proportioned, as statistics.

Counterbalanced, say

""A price paid for taking a man's life, also WERGELD, WERGELT, WERGILD""

Had a dispute

Argued loudly

Had altercation, somehow managed to get run in

Squirmed, writhed

Was restless

Squirmed

Went without

Rejected and dropped, holding back information

Gave up

A great bod sadly repudiated

Did away with

Revoked formally

Absterge

Aggress

Dig verge - a mistake - caused pain!

Distressed by old, confused giver-in

How a horse was rid about her for grouse

Distressed with grief

In pain, wasted away, left abandoned

Getting left out, grew weak and sad

Cornered gnu dealt a blow

Got a charge out of (wordplay)

Charged at the bench

Charged, in court.

Appropriated without right.

Helped oneself to

Appropriated without warrant

Assagai

Assegai

Astringe

Added value to

Added to, increased

Grew, increased

Badinage

Negotiated with lawyers - and won!

Negotiated pub profit with Edward

Haggled in pub, and profited

Beclog

Bedight

Bedrug

Beflag

Befringe

Begirdle

Beglad

Begloom

Begrim

Begroan

Resented another's success

Gave reluctantly

Envied, was jealous of another's good fortune

Bemingle

Ignorant get behind beaten

Ignorant; caught in dark

Overtaken by dark

Besmudge

Conceited, like Humpty Dumpty (wordplay)

Conceited with large cranium

Full of oneself

Minding one's business (wordplay)

One who is paid to protect another

One protecting another

With pins like a cowpoke's, perhaps

Describing most cowboys.

Like many a cowboy

""A plant of the Mint family and genus Lycopus; esp. L. Virginicus, which has mild narcotic and astringent properties, and is sometimes used as a remedy for hemorrhage. Lycopus; esp. L. Virginicus, which has mild narcotic and astringent properties, and is sometimes used as a remedy for hemorrhage.""

Ego burden (anagram)

Made new buds

Developed and flourished

Listed

Unsteady diligence having an upper limit

Feeling humiliation, dispersed in charge by Duke

Put out

Upset

Clangor

Claught

Thought about love, inhibited about sex

Thunk with sophistication

Thought hard

Collogue

Oversaw jointly

Comingle

Set against a ledge, wobbling

Like day-old oatmeal

Set to leave drink and start driving

Blocked when cheat quipped, we hear

Blocked (nose)

Like rush-hour roads

Conglobe

Entrusted to another for safekeeping

Entrusted.

Reached the vanishing point

Came together

What is on the edge came together in the middle

Beaten cow food thickened up

Bovine foodstuff, formed into a mass and battered

Clubbed together, perhaps, after something having been chewed over

Cleared, as a drive

Erased, as videotape

Degrease

Took off one's plate

Assigned, as tasks

Assigned authority

So pleased to be in the dark, perhaps

Not longer lit up, glad to say

Very happy to be blonde indeed!

Demagog

Deraign

Rate dodge made to seem disreputable

Lowered in rank

Detracted from French staff outside entrance

Desugar

Identified

Diagram

Held colloquy.

Digitize

Of stately bearing

Plough in back meadow's left out for August

Composed or serious and worthy of respect

Put aside in delivery (wordplay)

Went off (wordplay)

Went on a tangent

Not with you on that (Oregon)

Didn't come to terms

Varied as I'd reversed desire

Relinquished

Threw up and expired, having secretly knocked back spirits

In the doghouse (wordplay)

In the doghouse

Suffering shame

Seeking anonymity, perhaps

Thus Rosalind appears

Part 2 of the definition

Saying 'Eww!,' say

Saying "Eww!," say

Fed up, in a way.

Removed a bail, perhaps

Knocked out of position

Evicted Doctor of Divinity shown around island cottage

Pay no attention to

Overlook - inattention

Neglect

Divagate

Having worked gold, encouraged to be crooked

Dognap

Compelled by coercion

Gordon almost dead, confused and coerced

Pressed Gordon first about reshuffling Balls

Draught

Dungeon

Listened without the speaker's knowledge

Listened in with attention like a judge

Eavesdropped

Intellectual

Cerebral

Double again and again as crew collapse

Ring in extravagant gift held by two again and again

Dangle toe (anagram)

Do a gentle flip, when stretched

Lengthened dress for elegant do