2-Letter Words Ending in E

A lighter version of lead compound

Lead monoxide

Inflamed with hot rage brought about by reaction to heavy metal

Flaw in the law (wordplay)

Cloakroom staff blocking hotel escape

Clever lawyer's find

Repulsive

Pertaining to a type of colloid

The Hatter residence (wordplay)

State of uproar and confusion

State of uproar

An aristocrat abroad? Search me!

Foreign aristocrat walks to Spain

Title to move from London to Dover

""An aromatic resin, also MASTIC, MASTIX""

The first occurrence of menstruation

Derivative of oil of peppermint

Crazy (Var.)

Crazy, in Yiddish

Emphasis (anagram)

Mar, in a way

Distort, using emphasis in wrong way

Basic language unit

Basic grammatical unit

Tangled hemp in more minimal linguistic unit

Sedative derived from opium

Pain-easing opiate

Opiate to transform in ecstasy

Having a musky odor

Like a moth

A substance used to make ancient Roman vases

Charlie Chaplin's toothbrush, for one

Milk mark (wordplay)

Handlebar, for one

Oriental water pipe for smoking.

Oriental smoking pipe.

Last of shag filling inhaler adapted as smoking pipe

Arctic marine mammal (Var.)

Mammal mentioned in "Moby Dick."

One freshly converted to make war, say

Close combat, say, for raw recruit

A convert to join new fight, we hear

Drug for the Lotus-Eaters

Ancient relative of LSD.

Anything causing oblivion.

Variety of jade

Jade and tire, hen party's starting to get drunk

A variety of jade, an old charm against kidney disease

Jittery win on the black (wordplay)

Asian, for example

Place of chaos and crazy behaviour

Indelicate informal word for a mental hospital

It's not on to hold up at sea

Kind of breeze at Nantucket

A bit out in the ocean

Cell consisting of three round objects

Female reproductive cell of some algae or fungi

Ootheca

To surpass in chiding

Old place to go (wordplay)

Head for the backcountry (wordplay)

Rustic place to go (wordplay)

To surpass in {shaming=v}

Surpass the other stars (wordplay)

Upstage other stars (wordplay)

Put in the shade.

Excelled as a boot-black (wordplay)

Made better or brighter impression than

Was more brilliant.

To hate to excess

To hope exceedingly

Promote to excess

Set up for eventual disappointment, likely

Re hooves? (anagram)

Boot, for one

Wet weather wear.

""An organism that thrives on an acid environment, also OXYPHIL""

Basaltic lava that's smoother than aa

Aa's lava counterpart *

Hardened lava with a smooth undulating shiny surface

Chap's tie (anagram)

It's cheap (anagram)

Artistic work in someone else's style

Lookout point (wordplay)

Tom's aperture (wordplay)

Aperture of a sort.

""A card game, also PINOCHLE, PENUCKLE, PINOCLE""

A place liable to epidemic disease

A bone of the finger or toe.

Bone of a finger.

Bone of the hand or foot

Air sheep (anagram)

Strict follower of Jewish law

Hypocritical Biblical official

World War I chemical weapon

Gas used in making glass and plastics

Gas used in W. W. I

A foliated rock

A flattened petiole that serves as a leaf

A leaf of a plant

Shape and size of a person's body

Pride of Mr. Universe

Gym rat's pride

Double-decker (wordplay)

Game akin to bezique.

Game with only nines through aces

""An evil spell, also PISHOGE""

A shade of green

A semi-arid region

Circular window in ship

Window on board

Ship's window

Fence builder's starting point

Excavation.

False hair

Is it you that is in a position to make a pub (wordplay)

""An Indian winter festival, also POTLACH""

To shape beforehand

A form of virus

The first stage in mitosis

Rock composed of pebbles (geol.)

Acquire grip (wordplay)

Buy tea in container for cash

How Alaska was acquired from Russia.

Like a rash

To change again

Replenish (a battery)

Plug in overnight, maybe

Top up (battery)

To choose again

Supply with new togs

Provide with fresh attire

Furnish with new apparel

War's mount, in the Apocalypse

War's steed, in the Apocalypse

Take care of again

Manipulate again

Manage again

Take part in show trial (wordplay)

Go over the line (wordplay)

Practise (before performance)

Rearrange delivery (wordplay)

Say in a different way

Say again in different words

A political policy designed to gain lost territory

""A rodlike structure in the retinula, also RHABDOM""

A sugar found in plants

A reciter of epic poetry in ancient Greece

The smallest amount of electricity required to stimulate a nerve

Volcanic granite

Pale fine-grained volcanic rock of granitic composition

Diet in uncivilised times (wordplay)

What 18 can be for a child's parents

Food high in dietary fibre

Like a grasslike marsh plant

Plant a parliamentarian in county

Plant current in county

Edible seaside plant

Saphena

A gem; I, perhaps (anagram)

Stone - rock perhaps describing one

Perhaps one is turned to stone

Quadruped that never runs (wordplay)

Quadruped that never runs?

Where deal may be cut (wordplay)

Pencil in, perhaps (last 2 +...)

Some say 'Scrap Christmas programming'

Timetable (of events)

A small streak in an igneous rock [n pl.]

Red Bohemian glass

At school elk creates gossip

Talk amicably, perhaps seeking a favour

Have a chat

Chat in a friendly or intimate manner

A sweet roll

Shaped like a cup

Clam digs (wordplay)

Coast, of an ocean say

Shell station (wordplay)

Like maracas

Easily rattled

Susceptible to guilt

Like Silly Putty

Like modeling clay

Enough to go around

Okay for multiple users

Big enough for two

Able to be shaved

Able to be cast off

A big-game hunter

Catchers wear equipment to protect this

It is also called the tibia

It's over a foot long in skeleton

Fellow on board

Fellow sailor provided the maps I fold

Officer in the same boat

Transport left in port perhaps

Along the Plimsoil line.

Pier, during loading or unloading

Postnuptial kettle-and-pan send-off

Mock serenade to newlyweds

Noisy, mock serenade

Bow almost to the floor (wordplay)

Pump fast with this (wordplay)

Oxford tie (wordplay)

Where loafers hang out (wordplay)

Arrange to see her in Oxford, perhaps

Oxfords stretcher, perhaps

Her goats (anagram)

Horse tag (anagram)

Need little time (wordplay)

'The Price Is Right' prize

Cabinet for displaying wares

Setting for a display

A shrewd person

Alternate non-toll road

Toll-beater's road

Resembling a sigh

Tour in a double-decker bus, perhaps

Go touring, maybe

Visit interesting places

Collapse of a cavern roof

Eroded underground cavity

Deep cavity in limestone

{since=adv}

Moose hit in crash? That's the drink!

Polished individual (wordplay)

Even, that is, for one that's a charmer

Ski lodge decoration, perhaps (2 words)

Ski lodge decoration, perhaps

Footwear in Greenland

Decorative braid

Relating to a spathe

Globule of quicksilver, for example

Small ball-shaped object

Small glob

Vehicle taking Laurel and Bob maybe

Horse-drawn carriage for one

Phaeton's rebuilt as a carriage for one

A subdivision of a habitat

A subdivision of a phase

A subordinate theme

Of the same kind: Colloq.

Of the type mentioned

So kind that is

Repel and be repelled by salt, perhaps

Salt can't stand and is back first

It might be copper till all is blue

Chemical broken down by Sue, DPhil

""A chemical salt, also SULFITE""

""A sulfur compound, also SULFONE""

Lie on the beach, perhaps

Catch a few rays

Bash tune out to attract some heat

Awning, for one

Parasol, for one

Tabloid's had European cover

Word in a fair forecast (FL)

Florida (with "state")

"You are my ..., my only ..." (song)

Matches I used in abstract art

Spotted trend in abstract painting

Artist spotting new canvas

Phase out struggling pub

Inn with stout drinks

A pub opens to operate as a pub

Coffee shop kin

Far Eastern eatery

Rooms in which char is often seen

A volcanic rock

A poisonous alkaloid

Tie horse roughly? Think about it!

Guess what he or I secretly collect!

Wonder if the Zero will take off

Formulate a possible explanation

Form a hypothesis

Conjecture

Note about recluse making incendiary

Aluminum mixture used in welding.

Bomb ingredient.

One of the B vitamins

I am in... in the vitamin

I am in possession of your vitamin

A drug used to treat high blood pressure

""A chemical compound, also THIAZIN""

""A chemical compound, also THIAZOL""

A chemical salt

""A violet dye, also THIONIN""

An obligation for feudal tenants to grind grain at a certain mill

Writing about the end - or lament for the dead

Song thrush - short let (anagram)

Bird - short let (anagram)

Let the singer get short

Strangle; control (an engine)

Strangle with car pedal (wordplay)

Accelerator or choke (wordplay)

Container on a chain for burning incense

Incense burner.

Incense holder

Subject to the payment of tithes

Tall floor lamp

Stand dear French in split

Candle stand

Row house

Windpipes (Latin plural)

Windpipes

A light-coloured igneous rock

""To draggle, also TRACHLE""

Surgical saw

A minute mineral body found in volcanic rocks

A hairlike outgrowth

Having three phases

New York City suburb near Yonkers

Suburb north of N. Y.

Plant of the arum family with arrow-shaped leaves and edible roots

To {unload=v}

Battered nuts, each scarlet (wordplay)

Such neat design becoming immodest

Bawdy half-uncle's rush

Nancy's a fool getting man to strip

Relative touring exotic hot strip

Get ready to shower

To remove from a sphere

Remove the wrappings

Depose a king

Depose

Synthetic compound; hear tune (anagram)

Ethyl carbamate, used in fungicides

River on clan chief's compound

Urethra

Arab in conflict (wordplay)

Belligerent steed (wordplay)

Veteran who rears in action (wordplay)

Like some fabrics

What most clothes are.

Like acrylic paints

A {walleye=n}

The shaft of a well

Pay, half reportedly included for quay fee

Seaside accommodation chore getting wife to run around

Worker's payout covers most of the damage to French ship's loading area

A pale white face

Resembling a whip

Thought to get merry (wordplay)

Source of a lucky break (wordplay)

Lucky break provider (wordplay)

Passage in a sci-fi book (wordplay)

Apple bug (wordplay)

How morel perhaps shows its maggoty

A chemical salt

A white crystalline compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

Crystalline compound that caffeine is derived from

A chemical compound

Spores or seeds dispersed by animals

Person who is devoted to animals

One who fears or hates animals

Coral or sponge, for example

Invertebrate resembling a plant

""All cnidarians (jellyfishes) collectively, compare ACALEPH, ACALEPHAN, ACALEPHE""

One who hates heights

Observant quality present in fluid dance

You'd be stuck with that

Sticking ability

Wasted the bacon sandwiches I cut

HB1 around the rump

Cut of beef

To change by alchemy; to transmute.

""An amorphous, translucent, variously colored mineral, essentially hydrous aluminum silicate.""

""Any one of two or more speech sounds that considered variants of the same phoneme. For example, the p sounds of pin and spin are allophones of p; and the t sounds of toe stop and catnip are allophones of t.For example, the p sounds of pin and spin</it> are <ex>allophones</ex> of <it>p</it>; and the <it>t</it> sounds of <it>toe</it> <it>stop</it> and <it>catnip</it> are <ex>allophones</ex> of <it>t</it></as>.""

Poor accommodation (wordplay)

Old folks' home (once)

Home to the down-and-out

Hornblende

City at the head of Cook Inlet

Alaskan Air Force base.

Place for ships to stop

Religious recluse (hist.)

Hermit or religious recluse

Hermit as a result of her action, sadly

""An oxide of a nonmetallic body or an organic radical, capable of forming an acid by uniting with the elements of water; so called because it may be formed from an acid by the abstraction of water.""

""A mineral of a white a slightly bluish color, usually massive. It is anhydrous sulphate of lime, and differs from gypsum in not containing water (whence the name).""

""A mineral of the feldspar family, commonly occurring in small glassy crystals, also a constituent of some igneous rocks. It is a lime feldspar. See Feldspar. Feldspar.""