2-Letter Words Ending in T

English word

To look into or within; to view the inside of.

Shares, perhaps, like vicar (wordplay)

Bond, for one

Maybe shares popular garb for the clergy

Like soap bubbles

Glistening, I smell after travel

Shot dice and rent is blown

Beside the point

Not appropriate to the matter in hand

Not applicable

Irish torn about always being rude

Not respectful

Novel writer Verne dismissing western as 'profane'

Fast lifting tool (wordplay)

Fishy hare (wordplay)

Prepare to fix a VW's flat (wordplay)

Jittery

William Allen White.

Newsman who keeps a diary initially...

One who spoons and scoops

KINETIC pertaining to motion

Tip of a blade

Knobbly

Knowing

Knuckly

Kvetchy

""One who supports legitimate authority; esp., one who believes in hereditary monarchy, as a divine right.""

Most tediously protracted

Taking the most time

Extended as far as possible, steel thing broke

A liberal.

Abe Burrows, for instance

Writer in a special field.

Provider of opera's words

In place of occupant becoming officer

UK rank below captain

Peculiar talent in EU officer

Like film canisters

Tending to become liquid; inclined to melt to melt; melting.

Sadly, I still rate him a pedant

Rigid person of the word, a little sir being silly

Braunschweiger, for example

Certain sausage

Delicatessen purchase.

One who edits or writes for a magazine.

Weird faint magic of canticle

One replaces measure in beautiful hymn

Song of rhapsody and praise.

Something thrown in to avoid a shortage.

Small thing added to make up batch

Filler for a garden centre in 1008

Hurtful as one of Gordon's evil-doers

Like evildoers

Doing evil

Hands-on beautician (wordplay)

Marital mismatch quip (Part 2)

She's defiled (wordplay)

Author's typed draft

Musicologist's find

The earliest literary form

MAXIMAL an element of a mathematical set that is followed by no other

Doctor meant to change the remedy

Healing substance

Curative substance

Ruler chosen for excellence

Sudden localized air current

Sudden violent downrush of air

Severe, storm-related downdraft

English word

Student of science of war

Disbeliever in disarmament.

Worker brought in if things grind to a halt (wordplay)

Power clamps will, when adjusted by right craftsman

Local fight with head is advantageous to a factory worker

Resident of a tiny house, say

Deliberately simple or basic

Note celebrities eschewing ostentation

One serving or aiding

Attendant sprinted short way ahead to junction

Serving little cakes, returning to consume unspecified number

Frenchman is to handle malpractice

Improper behaviour

Bad behaviour

CONNECT to join together

One who hates marriage

Go round with Kingsley in haze as one distinctly single-minded (wordplay)

One with an aversion to birds (wordplay)

Man who hates women

Higgins, perhaps, outrageously toying with miss

Misthink

Skilled bartender

Bartender.

Bartender

Ship's stern sail support

Ketch structure

Brig structure

No Chartism reforms for him!

A fan of Queen (wordplay)

Mac, in short, butchered for kingship

A sailor in fog like Friedman (wordplay)

Economic theorist ruined minor state

Artist, one without time for such as Thatcher

One of the faithful (wordplay)

Person with a single mate

Person with one wife at a time

Type of entertainer.

All for one person

One who corners the market

Hog of a kind

Believer for whom the motion's turbulent (wordplay)

Word with prefix multi-

""Composed of, involving, or accommodating several sports: a multisport competition; a multisport stadium.""

Indian hermit gets to infect poor generous type

Benevolent

Mentally without help - it's about making one generous

""One who is versed in, or who studies, mycology.""

Egomaniac insists car is restyled

Someone in love with themselves

Ego-tripper

Teddy Roosevelt, for one

Darwin, for one

Student of flora and fauna

Most mischievous

US tighten a negotiation with the most ill-mannered of individuals

USA tighten exchange with the most ill-mannered of individuals

NEGATIVE to {veto=v}

Like De Sica's "Bicycle Thieves"

Filmmaker who attempts to capture everyday life

Gear first used by one not taking sides

Advocate of nonalignment

Fence-sitter

Loose garment - thin girths (anagram)

One garment on top of another

Mister finally wears this thing possibly

""One of a sect of philosophers in the Middle Ages, who adopted the opinion of Roscelin, that general conceptions, or universals, exist in name only.""

CABINET a piece of furniture with shelves and drawers

DEVIANT one who deviates from the norm

""MIGRANT one who migrates, also MIGRATOR""

RECEIPT to mark as having been paid

Like Gandhi's resistance

Like some protests

Friends are like this in novel, not otherwise

Old lover

Issuer of final notices

Newspaper contributor whose features are always late

The act or process of obtaining; attainment.

English word

Capable of anything

Infinite in power

Like Big Brother

Godlike, in a way

Like one with all the answers

Having unlimited understanding

One who studies and treats tumours

One studying tumours

Doctor saw one overhead, circling

One who is versed in or treats of ontology.

Maybe Gilbert's circle, nicest to look at with energy misplaced

One who cultivates an orchard.

Ordination.

ORGANIC a substance of animal or vegetable origin

Authority on pronunciation.

Pronunciation authority

A travelling case (wordplay)

Person attending hospital

One in the care of a clinician

BRIGHT a light-hued tobacco

Remaining board members (one third gone) promise too much

DIRECT straightforward

Passage above closed stairs

Where this is (wordplay)

Resembling a roly-poly.

Like paper or light, reading down

A pacifist.pacifist.

Simple taps (anagram); a manuscript

Reworked parchment

Reused parchment

Eulogist

Panicky

Sissy

Sissy *

*Sissy

Alert MP in a reshuffle here (wordplay)

Fox trapped by mother owls (wordplay)

Harold Wilson's milieu

""Bringing forth, or about to bring forth, young; fruitful.""

Allowed fool to back up heel, an artist

Relate this artist's work is in the past

Patient

Fattest man/woman admits desire to eat, but starter's off

Variant of pediatrician .

Person who treats corns, bunions etc

""Soil the branch of medical science that studies the physical and psychological events of childhood. ; pedologist , ; pedological , adj . Children""

Prison warden

Source of menthol

Sweet flavoured with aromatic oil

Ingredient in many Christmas desserts

Showing acute insight

Unrelenting - prettiness (anagram)

Keeping at it

Prettiness that's rendered enduring

Help with the harvest (wordplay)

Person filling prescriptions

Dispenser of drugs

Phlegmy

Pete the Piper

*Solo player in "The Stars and Stripes Forever"

English word

Artful Dodger (wordplay)

Strikers going round pit take a dip

Light-fingered sneak

Copier, of sorts

Stealer of others' work

Literary pirate

Music popular when having tea in factory

It's unaccompanied in church

Singing a little way into the factory

Coward, for one

Wilbur, get in the game!

Shaw or Pinter, among others

Corny guy (wordplay)

Treater of foot disorders

Authority on foot faults

One drawn to controversy

He has more than one rib

One with multiple spouses

One has an excess of trouble and strife

Adherent of widespread religious belief

One versed in pomology; one who culticvates fruit trees.

Positive

Logical philosopher

Ironically, the least likely way someone would say "most likely"

English word

English word

Job writing to a finish (wordplay)

Last part of some emails

Afterthought to a letter

One with realistic approach

A doer, not a dreamer

Practical type

Most condescending, in a way

Maximally moralizing

Most moralistic member of clergy interrupted by a head

Surpassing all others

Outstanding intern MEP trained while touring Spain

Peter with men in resort, having no match

""FASCIST a supporter of fascism, also FASCISTA""

PRESENT to introduce

Anticipatory.

Model prices kilt - that's the most irritating thing!

A bout to remember (wordplay)

Boxing match (2 words)

Pro boxing match

Able to make money on nice make-up

Do well without turning nice and skilful

Competent, thoroughly qualified

Puckery

Penalty kick is hard, guys admitted

Penalty hit spun men around

Raskolnikov's was admittedly due

""A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively. pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively.""

Queenly

Marie Houle, for example

One of five.

One of five

Rackety

Most saucy, strangely saucier than removing article

""The act of carrying away by force or against consent; abduction; as, the ravishment of children from their parents, or a ward from his guardian, or of a wife from her husband. as, the ravishment of children from their parents, or a ward from his guardian, or of a wife from her husband.""

ACCREDIT to accept as true

Familiarize again

Familiarize anew

Get back in touch with antique car that's broken down

Repetitive rotter

Criminal backslider

Habitual criminal

No opening for direct playing by top-ranked performer

DISCOUNT to reduce the price of

Do a zoning job

Set new political lines

Map new election constituencies

Improvement in culture

Aristocrat's social asset

Elegance of manner

""One who registers; esp., one who , by virtue of securing an official registration, obtains a certain right or title of possession, as to a trademark.""

One for whom many angles may be right (wordplay)

Part of R.I.P.

Dispel cares with quiet prayer

This leads in pace in races, quite strangely

Bulova Watch time (wordplay)

Bad time for an auto mechanic?

Bad time for an auto mechanic (wordplay)

Send (a message) again

Send (message) again

Broadcast again

UNIONIST an advocate of {unionism=n}

REVANCHE a political policy designed to gain lost territory

""The act of reviling; also, contemptuous language; reproach; abuse.""

Sunday, for one.

Billy Graham, for example.

Billy Graham, for example

Reciter of Homer

Matter

Rickety

Deer prints seen around - bad news for cattle (wordplay)

The land or property along a river.

Saintly

Savoury

Schizzy

Most rough, as cliffs

Roughest

Most argumentative

Most quarrelsome

Rubbish heaps left out in street that's extremely messy

Scrawly

Most waif-like, as a runway model

Most undernourished, unprepared to bite into dodgy insects

Scrimpy

Scroggy

Scrubby

Most unkempt

""One who theoretically rejects every form of religious faith, and every kind of religious worship, and accepts only the facts and influences which are derived from the present life; also, one who believes that education and other matters of civil policy should be managed without the introduction of a religious element.""

Rather arid region

Area of limited growth

Habitat for some scorpions

""A member of, or one educated in, a seminary; specifically, an ecclesiastic educated for the priesthood in a seminary.""

SECRET something that is kept from the knowledge of others

Sensible

Libertine

One who advocates secession

One who would break up a union

One advocating political autonomy

""Pl. serologies The science that deals with the properties and reactions of serums, especially blood serum.""

Masters or Johnson

Masters, say

Most mysterious

Most curve-laden

Most curvaceous

Skilled craftsman (wordplay)

A worker who knows his craft (wordplay)

Craftsman cracking whip's not mistaken

English word

American word for a woman's blouse

Shrieky

Shrimpy

Shrubby

Tops in lovely views

""The act of signaling, or of signalizing; hence, description by peculiar, appropriate, or characteristic marks.""

Expert on China

Student of China

Least helpful, as a description

Most scanty? Stick with these pants

Slimpsy

Slouchy

Sloughy

Smutchy

Snatchy

Snuffly