2-Letter Words Ending in D

Reweigh

Just having a part of hospital to one side

Beaten just off the fairway (wordplay)

Scuffed, say

Made coarser

With brutal force

Wearing nonslippage horseshoes

Stoutly booted.

Aged boats (anagram)

Undermined by stealth

Undermined an operation

Defend strongbox with soldier

As a precaution protect chest first

Radar, for instance.

Composure if dragon's in a whirl

Composure in trying circumstances

Coolness under pressure.

Hunted for scraps

Ragpicked

Scraigh

Did some foraging

Monosyllabic word meaning "cadged"

Co-eds rung up and cadged

Ten gems Ed sorted and divided

Divided like an orange.

Cut into parts

Selvedge

Stiff, but not inflexible

Somewhat inflexible

Gestured behind the stumps (wordplay)

Shown design fault, set about everyone

Flagged down variable

One place for advertising

Advertiser's medium

Where business name may be displayed

Meant

Skreegh

Skreigh

Giggled, British style.

Laughed disrespectfully.

Laughed derisively

English word

Cleaned a windshield

Wiped clean, in a way

Squiggle

Squilgee

He may convey properties

Person moving theatre props

Theater crew member

The buck began to fall over greed

Hit with a haymaker

The buck nearly fell for greed

British armed reconnaissance car.

One whose quarry is sought and abused (wordplay)

Hunting dog

Got stuck in a rut

Was in a rut

Hit the doldrums

Used a telescope

Looked raptly

Daydreamed

Wandered from the direct course

Wandered off.

Leader of tour intercepting hapless laggers who'd ultimately wandered from group

Choked to death

What Othello did to Desdemona

Choked and killed

Stravage

Had difficulty (with)

Found the going tough

Made violent efforts.

Underwater mud grebes churned up

Completely covered by liquid

Under water

Gave the impression it had been mooted

Made a proposal

Proposed, recommended

English word

Sashayed or strutted

Did Ed swear and boast about the horse (wordplay)

Walked pompously

Rode one's bumper

Partied before kickoff

Followed too closely on the highway

Given a good screw (wordplay)

Kept from falling off

Repaired a tourniquet

Strengthened

Caused (something) to happen

Tense, fixer and journalist set off

Collecting boatyard worker, Sailor Heath set off

Not in the correct relative positions

Not straight

Not allied with a particular organization or cause

BRIDGED bridge

Still the same

All the same, one got executed at last

Firm hug can end upset

Neutral one from France arrested

Not obstructed

Opened up

Open

In good order.

Not harmed or injured

In one piece

To blind below; to gird round the bottom.

College junior, say

Bachelor-to-be

Freshman, for example

Natural fungi need scrambling

Genuine, not faked or put on

Sincerely felt or expressed

Ended Gulf involvement in a no-fly zone (wordplay)

Lacking feathers

GROUPED group

Vulnerable to attack.

Without a defence

Indiscreet guru dead 'n' desecrated

Laissez-faire

Unmingle

Ampless, to MTV

Disconnected without any electronic devices

Performed acoustically rather than with amplification

Not seen

A foreign tourist attraction expected to lose heart without a view

Freed from complications

Put straight

The nut went fishing to get things straight

Uplight

Upright

Sat around and sat around

Showing good growth

Led a very inactive life.

Vignette

Vinegar

Signalled, in a way.

Moved to and fro

Went like lightning (wordplay)

Took turns (wordplay)

Showed staggering ability (wordplay)

A duke opposing worker - old and privileged

Gave a scare to

Made (offence) more serious (legal)

Vexed by burglary (wordplay)

Made more serious

Gathered into a mass or whole

Combined into a whole

Brought together

""A variety of trap or basaltic rock, containing small cavities, occupied, wholly or in part, by nodules or geodes of different minerals, esp. agates, quartz, calcite, and the zeolites. When the imbedded minerals are detached or removed by decomposition, it is porous, like lava.""

Made "talent" from "latent," e.g

Got into a mix-up with letters

This mad manager produces the answer

Shown to be similar

Made English clean digs I refurbished

Adapted a foreign word to English usage

Said sorry for serving old sago pie

Expressed regret for what one has done

Expressed regret

Began damage control, perhaps

Ended a spat, in a way

Expressed regrets

ARBITRAGE Judgment by an arbiter; authoritative determination.

Second-floor family (wordplay)

Person's experience

One never comes to the fore

Backlog

A vergeboard.

Becudgel

The worse for wear

In bad shape

Wet and dirty

Befinger

BEGGAR to impoverish

Beglamor

Beknight

Kind and considerate

Generous description of unambiguous (wordplay)

Generous sack filled with rubbish I gather

Very talkative

Protector for actress Karen (wordplay)

Dog left in support with sentry

Rogue bishop to go without protection

Hit by stick, doctor bonded with glue

Bootleg

Bourgeon

Secured position from which to advance

Encourages former strange sort of story

Part of a combat zone

Cheered up after book's corrected

Made vibrant

Bishop, having got put straight, cheered up

Attacked with fierceness and anger

Lobbied for water charges during election, for instance? They did it!

Crusaded

Place to erect a tent

Only common word in the English language with the consecutive letters MPG

Players I kept in school and told off

List of actors I shut up, reprimanded

Players I kept in and chastised

""CATALOGUE A list or enumeration of names, or articles arranged methodically, often in alphabetical order; as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars. as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars.""

Chagrin

Didn't just accept

Took issue with tax date

Took issue with trial date

Supervisor gets help after assault

Pass under attack by group leader

Make worker pay - he's leader of a group

Clangour

Semisolid (of blood)

In odd order, catalogued set

Solidified.

Football player at the beach (wordplay)

The main service provider (wordplay)

CO at a drugs bust (wordplay)

Codesign

COLLIGATE To tie or bind together.

""COMMINGLE To mingle together; to mix in one mass, or intimately; to blend.""

Set up as prisoner and judged

Congress

(In grammar) inflected a verb systematically - do get Cajun (anagram)

Crumbs! Mat made date, brought wrinkly!

Cardboard type

Daylight

DECOUPAGE

DEMAGOGUE A leader of the rabble; one who attempts to control the multitude by specious or deceitful arts; an unprincipled and factious mob orator or political leader.

Demerger

Abused, but need it drag out like this (wordplay)

After study I will get crushed and belittled

Twitchy gent, I dread being spoken badly of

Chosen agents died horribly

Put into a class

Named agents died horribly

Diagram

Dingdong

Daughter is accused, but let off

Dismissed detectives accused in the station

Dismissed theologian over one small order

Out of gear (wordplay)

Released from a connection or obligation

Free design smeared on grey

In need of plastic surgery

OBLIGED oblige

Made light of

Spoke slightingly

Father was furious after daughter is denigrated

DOGMATIZE To assert positively; to teach magisterially or with bold and undue confidence; to advance with arrogance.

Dogsled

Dogtrot

Changed from A to B, as a credit rating

Lowered the status

Lowered in status

A kind of mint.

What keeps leader back is a plant

Herb with purplish flowers

All snarled up

Shut up about our being fostered!

Cheered by valour displayed in finale

That gave heart to our old folk at last

At risk, bottom sore!

Placed at risk

At risk: finish 'Mad'

Gave rise to

Into bottom, bottom-pinching man with pretty woman aroused

Produced.

Planned and directed skillfully

Artfully brought about

Steered, as a bill through Congress.

""Having material deleted; -- of books; as, at that time even Shakespeare was considered dangerous except in the expurgated versions.as, at that time even Shakespeare was considered dangerous except in the expurgated versions.""

Patmos, perhaps. Here is ambience

The judge's bench, hopefully (wordplay)

Good reason for attraction

Flames have come into view (wordplay)

Reflective airmen seen as provident

Exercising prudent planning

Sailing-ship decor

Relative of a puppet.

Work out chairman's bust on board

English word

Firefang

Golf course (wordplay)

Rally mostly visible in warm spotlight

It's not back in the picture

JUDGED judge

Working men grafted and split up

In bits

Disorganized

Alarmed, unnerved

The fridge is rearranged to hold new chicken

Scared female put back on the correct path

FULGURATE To flash as lightning.

Furlough

FUSTIGATE To cudgel.

Galavant

Galivant

GALLICIZE To conform to the French mode or idiom.

Shocked into action

Saving lead, shoddily coated with another metal

Coated young lady disappeared without Henry

Stimulated sharply

""GARNISHEE One who is garnished; a person upon whom garnishment has been served in a suit by a creditor against a debtor, such person holding property belonging to the debtor, or owing him money.""

Stationed, as troops

Stationed last of troops in turbulent Rio Grande

Provided with troops organised, in a way, around king

GASCONADE A boast or boasting; a vaunt; a bravado; a bragging; braggodocio.

Gauntlet

With a red tinge, if it's made respectable

GEOLOGIZE To study geology or make geological investigations in the field; to discourse as a geologist.

""GERMANIZE To make German, or like what is distinctively German; as, to Germanize a province, a language, a society. as, to Germanize a province, a language, a society.""

Was no longer seedy,perhaps

GHETTOIZE to form into a ghetto; to isolate (people) as though into a ghetto.

Gillnet

Her pal or his (wordplay)

Steady! Unsteady rider needs a fling

Avril Lavigne hit

GLAMORISE

Made more exciting and attractive

Made smart

GLOBALISE

Editing a blog Taylor and Sullivan established worldwide

A lipid that contains one or more carbohydrate groups.

GOODWILL an attitude of friendliness

GORGONIZE To have the effect of a Gorgon upon; to turn into stone; to petrify.

GOTHICIZE To make Gothic; to bring back to barbarism.

A field where grain is grown.

TV chef Julia, to fans (wordplay)

Magnificent Julia (wordplay)

The issue of offspring

Fan setting (wordplay)

Platform for $1,000 bills?

Platform for $1,000 bills (wordplay)

Like some sugar

Like sugar could be cultivated in Tuareg land!

A lunar force returned to spread grass with gritty bits

GRATULATE To salute with declaration of joy; to congratulate.

Became attracted (to).

Expecting to go round building in which you'd find many a picture was drawn

Oily shrub, aka white sage

Grass covered ground

Grassy turf

Grassed area gardeners prepared round wicket

Not moving at all

Jammed every which way

Diagram of crossword requiring key when one's stuck

English word

GRUBSTAKE

Escort, before sweetheart entered, swore

Supported aunt and agreed changes

Covered against failure

Guaranty

Heeding the tremors, climbed further

Raised in quality, degree or intensity

Balls on chicken, number eaten, brought up

Hiccough

Highball

HIGHBROW an intellectual

Drunk with two men who had been taken along the way

Scrammed, with "it"

""IMMIGRATE To come into a country of which one is not a native, for the purpose of permanent residence. See Emigrate. Emigrate.""

Not digested; undigested.

Harvested

Stirred up

Amended site dating and established origins

Starting at the first of this month confined to barracks

Like petroglyphs

Like a computer chip

Combined into a whole

Like some schools

Isograft

JARGONIZE

Honour for gallant gangster (wordplay)

A result of being dubbed (wordplay)

A moral oxymoron