2-Letter Words Ending in W

Six ways to watch television (wordplay)

Penthouse perk, perhaps

Behold the scenery (wordplay)

""To bequeath, also ENDOW""

Cat's sound (var.)

Cat chat (wordplay)

Queen's speech (wordplay)

Indian rice dish

Oriental rice dish.

Mixed wines (wordplay)

Body rope (wordplay)

Inner connection (wordplay)

Golfer's wife (wordplay)

Golfer's wife, perhaps

Woman in black, perhaps

Swell out (as a sail)

Swell out, as a flag

Puff up in the breeze

Water feeding a lake, say

Entrance of water below, near the bottom

Water received, for example

Talk about legend in one's puzzle!

Tool pieced together (wordplay)

Fitting pastime (wordplay)

Problem in the shower, perhaps

There's fungus in ale we served up!

Discoloration caused by fungus.

Small fish in a big pond, perhaps

Small fry (wordplay)

Not much of a catch (wordplay)

Field of dreams (wordplay)

Drooled-on thing, perhaps

Down home (wordplay)

Two-handed log cutter

Two-person log cutter

Log cutter for two

Billboard piece, maybe

Movie lines (wordplay)

Critical evaluation, of a book say

Is it for cutting dead-wood (wordplay)

Epitaph saying something cutting

Lumberjack's tool

Weeping one? Gosh, sick inside!

Wood for bats (wordplay)

Cricket bat wood

Internet Explorer or Microsoft Word, say

Bay for one

What a blow! Ow, what a see-through!

Examine success right away

Reduce to only the best

Dehusk grain using air currents

High-flyers at work (wordplay)

Broadcast cut by high flyers

Pilot and assistants

Wind (as on plane in motion)

Wail for (anagram)

Wind (in tunnel or upper atmosphere)

Light in a night sky

Upper atmosphere light

Deny responsibility for (something)

Ovid was mistaken to deny knowledge

Deny any knowledge of

A little beast few hold irritating

An animal suitable to reflect on

To draw incorrectly

Erred in sketching

Misgrow

To grow abnormally

Misknow

Have the facts wrong

Colorful fog phenomenon

Fog bank phenomenon

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

Bra? Ow, how colourful!

Route to the gold (wordplay)

Is B.O. raw for the colours (wordplay)

""A small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle, also RICKSHAW, RICKSHA, RIKISHA""

Call with thanks before the game

Not well done

Flaying maxim (wordplay)

Knout-cutting tool (wordplay)

*Two-person log cutter

Inflammation of finger(tip)

Abscess near a nail

Inflammation of finger

Line of drying hay

Get around to the sound for drying

Prepare hay for drying

A mark on the wing of a domestic fowl

Propeller sailors put on side

In-flight attendants

Fliers engage second propulsion element

Averse, say, to Bentley

Verse minister cut and cut again

Four-line verse

Reject a girl who's not Rosy (wordplay)

Refuse to accept

I'd picked up pale yellowish reject

Pull funding from

Strike from the will

Cut off financially

Intellectual of sorts.

Feature for an egghead?

Feature for an egghead (wordplay)

Existing between rows

Bauble or toy.

Put the boot in for the G.B.S. by way of delicacy

Give G.B.S. a boot in the rear for a little snack

Cold weather coat

Flat-bottomed lake-boat

Short, heavy woolen coat

Misthrow

To throw errantly

Summary of extra scene

Survey completed, that is put in car

Summary covering struggle with weight

To review again

Small Asian cart for one pulled by one

Car whisk (anagram)

Was rich king conveyed by it (wordplay)

Second act (wordplay)

Adjunct of the big top.

Barker's locale

Visited tourist spots

Visited tourist places

Played the tourist

Watch a monitor, say

Watch on a screen, say

Watch the box (back formation)

Violent squall in the near-polar regions

Violent gust of wind in the Rockies

Violent gust of polar wind

""A violent gust of cold wind, also WILLIWAU, WILLIWAW""

A gust of wind

Stretch dangerously thin, as a line of reasoning

Wiredraw

Issue a retraction? Go away!

Take out (money from bank)

Take back or away, say money from bank

Backed away or bowed out

Took away; retreated

Left, having to get towed

To flow in.

Source of Byzantine prose (wordplay)

Verne wit I maybe meet face to face

Bury struggle with important meeting

PBR or IPA (wordplay)

Beer festival offering

Runs into bacterium, say, on head of weak beer

Airglow occurring at night.

REVIEW to view again

A sailor's spare-time handicraft

Carving on whalebone or walrus tusk

Playwright collecting villain's carving

Small American freshwater fish

English word

Global perception of society

Collection of beliefs about life

To see this is to agree

Regarded as only moderately intellectual

Not too intellectually stretching

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

Place for a mannequin

It shows what's in store for outsiders

Where things are shown to advantage

Posture in which two people face each other

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.""

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.""