2-Letter Words Ending in O

Used to express surprise

Ladies perhaps left, ducks!

Place to go in Britain (wordplay)

#1 place in London (wordplay)

Too like this to have ran at last!

Start of a tangent, maybe

Part of an extended sentence (wordplay)

Guy who's high in a loft (wordplay)

Chorus girl, maybe

Gladys Knight, for one

Oil industry tie (wordplay)

Tie seen at a hootenanny, perhaps

Tie with a cord (wordplay)

Flaky dough (Var.)

Dough for spanakopita, perhaps

Very thin dough (Var.)

Overhead light (wordplay)

Dome light (wordplay)

Light up (wordplay)

Grand prefix (wordplay)

Bust size (wordplay)

Start to meter (wordplay)

Slavic folk dance.

Serbian folk dance

Jay who works for a peacock (wordplay)

Jay related to a peacock (wordplay)

Chinny chatter (wordplay)

To the left, for starters (wordplay)

Prefix meaning "toward the left"

To the left: Comb. form.

Supporter of the arts (wordplay)

Cover round pool!

Cover nothing on the beach!

Ride with champagne, perhaps

Door-to-door delivery service (wordplay)

Long drive (wordplay)

Beginning to type (wordplay)

Floor covering (abbr)

Type starter (wordplay)

New Mexico athlete

Popularly, the Mexican wolf

Wolf of Oaxaca

Engine with a screw loose (wordplay)

Train-mad (wordplay)

Caracas crackers (wordplay)

Nike's "swoosh", for one

Allstate's hands, for one

f for Facebook, for one

Close follower of Venus (wordplay)

Whence Venus (wordplay)

O'Shea of 'Barbarella'

Literally "I am unwilling"

Certain plea, briefly

Brief court plea

Promise, for one (wordplay)

Pat on the buns (wordplay)

Spread out on a table (wordplay)

Megamix of leftovers, say

String of numbers (wordplay)

Ragout, for one

Response to Marco (wordplay)

Game of the Royal Mint (wordplay)

Equestrian croquet (wordplay)

Feed store (wordplay)

Corny place (wordplay)

Missile garage (wordplay)

Music for one

Arranged for one

"Caro Nome," for one.

1836 battle site (with "the")

Something to remember (wordplay)

Texas shrine (with "the")

Even though, slangily

Even if informally

Notwithstanding that, poetically

Rapier - I blob (anagram)

Frodo's uncle (LOTR)

Ring bearer (wordplay)

One taking a bow at a concert (wordplay)

Viola's bigger brother (wordplay)

Davidov Stradivarius, for one

Indian of Peru

Indian of South America

Hood south of the border

Relative of a panatela

Of course, to Francisco

Light-coloured mild cigar

Ring Comb. form

Prefix with -tron

Pedicab in Vietnam

""An object used as a penis substitute, also DILDOE""

""Very thin pastry dough, also FILO""

Port stern (wordplay)

Port closing (wordplay)

Original Shakespeare edition

Fox hunter's cry (Var.)

Greeting from old saint (detail)

Greeting in "Winnie-the-Pooh"

Sunny start (wordplay)

Common trope beginning (wordplay)

Comb. Form for sun

Anyone there (wordplay)

Haven't you been listening (wordplay)

Kitty's salutation (wordplay)

""To shout out a greeting, also HALLO, HALLOA, HALLOO, HELLO, HILLOA, HOLLA, HOLLO, HOLLOA, HOLLOO, HULLO""

Shout of the fox hunters

A call for attention

Cry for attention

I say, what's this (wordplay)

I say whats this

What have we here, guv'nor (wordplay)

Icicle built for two (wordplay)

Home of blocks (wordplay)

White room (wordplay)

Left Comb. form.

Toward the left Comb form

Toward the left Comb. form

Slow, dignified (music)

Slow key (wordplay)

In slow tempo (music)

Girl seen on Circle line (wordplay)

One thrown for a loop (wordplay)

Dogie collar (wordplay)

Slow (in music)

Slow in scoring (wordplay)

Fast? Old and slow!

Dance where you'll end up under the bar!

Bar hop (wordplay)

Lego, perhaps, is forgotten there

That's what they say (wordplay)

The locals say Mao taken out of Mongolia

Legalese for one

Affordable artwork perhaps

Rocky start (wordplay)

Graphic opening (wordplay)

Steppe sister (wordplay)

Plain people's place (wordplay)

Staked Plain for one

Game learner, man from Germany maybe

Drawing of interest to many (wordplay)

Match game (wordplay)

Very, in Rome

Much, for Italians

Very, in music

Rounded, convex molding.

Quarter-round molding.

Rounded convex molding

Dr. Salk's target

Dr Sabins field

Target of Salks vaccine

Part of colossal volley (wordplay)

Opening round (wordplay)

Blast, perhaps via Twitter

Part of a lira

Paesanos pittance once

Old fivecentesimi coin

Prefix re element

Prefix re element 16

Chemical prefix

{commonly=adv}

Roger's follower (wordplay)

Roger's last name (wordplay)

Roger's cousin (wordplay)

Astronomer's measure

Proportion of light a planet reflects

Measure of reflected light

Moby Dick, maybe (wordplay)

Silas in "The Da Vinci Code," for one

Pink-eyed panther, say

Alloy found in magnets

Metal alloy named for its elements

Alloy used in making magnets

Showtime theatre (wordplay)

Famous Harlem theater

Twin of Artemis.

Helplessly drunk (slang)

Very drunk (informal)

Very inebriated (informal)

Top "10" tune (wordplay)

Dance (by Ravel?)

Cheer for the Spanish in brother's dance

Black, yellow and white, say

Catty fabric (wordplay)

Bill comes up with new coil of fabric

Bison's cousin

Hybrid of bison and cow.

Buffalo-cattle hybrid

The flying lemur.

What pigeon goes across to pull flying lemur

Asian animal also known as the flying lemur

Code for one-on-one combat

Vital rules for Burr and Hamilton

Code of single combat.

Give some good light (wordplay)

Ring up (wordplay)

Put a ring on it (wordplay)

Nocturnal African primate

Bushbaby

Cold Italian dessert

Alternative to sherbet

Rich ice cream

Deuce Bigalow for one

Money-making company (wordplay)

Boy toy, perhaps

Anybody ho-o-ome (wordplay)

Call to the hounds

Cry on a hound hunt

""To shout out a greeting, also HALLO, HALLOA, HALLOO, HELLO, HILLO, HILLOA, HOLLA, HOLLO, HOLLOA, HULLO""

Cunningly vicious horse.

Vicious horse, in the Southwest.

Judeo-Spanish language

""Fine, soft hair""

Strap on a saddle

Malibu area canyon

Saddle strap.

Ricky Martin, for one

Benjamin Bratt of "Law & Order," for one

Mexican-American, for one

Decorative wall basin

Basin in toilet with a nasty smell

Ritual wash basin

To be played smoothly (music)

How smooth is that limb at round here!

Smoothly (in music)

Automatic drive (wordplay)

Drive to screw (wordplay)

The urge to merge, perhaps

Norm or printed form, in Firenze

Number theory preposition

Regarding arithmetic remainders

Clarifier's words

Deep black alloy.

Decorated metal work.

Holly sick after piece of putrid pastry

Very thin dough used in flaky pastry

Greek pastry in thin sheets

Large citrus fruit

Asian citrus fruit

Thick-skinned fruit

City south of Denver

Town in Spanish-speaking countries

City not far from Pikes Peak

""A grapefruit, also POMELO""

Play area (wordplay)

Old foreign market in Dublin (wordplay)

The financial centre of Venice

Sergeant fish

Caribbean snook.

Valuable food fish, also called the snook.

Despicable person, in slang

Really despicable

Despicable

Colored glass piece

Colored glass for mosaic work.

Colored glass used in mosaic

Mediterranean east wind

Hot wind of Spain

Vacaville's county

Shawl, south of the border.

Spanish-American scarf.

Coarse cloth worn as scarf (Spanish) Amer

Holy Ohio city (wordplay)

Holy place (wordplay)

"Holy" city (wordplay)

Where Presley began (wordplay)

Deep South city named after a tree

Elvis Presley's birthplace

Spanish final (wordplay)

During the previous month

Of the past month

Fast scoring rate (wordplay)

Quick (in music)

Scored briskly (wordplay)

Spanish fish dish

Dried and salted codfish

Fusion cuisine (wordplay)

Low-cholesterol steak source

Cross at the ranch

Bison maybe? Expert has a look

Animal enthusiast gets a look!

North American bison

A town council

Gradually quieting, in music

Decreasing, in musical scores

Slowly decreasing in speed and volume (music)

Maybe cosy with pal in Caribbean song

Charlie plays around with love song

Harry Belafonte genre

Hybrid animal that yields low-fat meat

Hybrid farm animal

Cross between bison and domestic cow

It is instrumental reproducing male cob

Harpsichord, by another name

Another name for the harpsichord

High-quality variety of cocoa

Top game for one with a blood disorder

Top game can be the very devil

Game of catching spinning-top

Printing-plate (abbrev.)

Electronic music (abbreviation)

Dynamic beginning (wordplay)

Spanish gentleman's secret goal, perhaps

Spanish nobleman of the lowest class

Lesser nobleman, in Spain

Technical name for a freckle

Gave one leave due to skin blemishes

A freckle, medically speaking

Back Pa in (wordplay)

Pain - a bum log (anagram)

Gaul mob (anagram)

In addition to 50500, perhaps, for fruit

Cherry or mushroom? Look!

Type of cherry

Might one have been 9 down (wordplay)

Person of mixed blood

Person of mixed race

Small man backing boss on sacred lotus

Genus of aquatic plants

Water lily genus

Wine whose name means "fragrant"

Semi-sweet sherry from Spain

Medium-sweet sherry

Magnificent Italian building

Imposing Italian building

Regal Roman residence

High wind (wordplay)

Instrument (meaning 'little')

Musical instrument - little (Italian)

Medication made to please (wordplay)

Invalid treatment? Yes and no!

More than sugar coated (wordplay)

Type of sculpture (Var.)

Fib about turning round style of artwork

Type of sculpture

She was also called Clare

An outstanding work of art

Method of sculpture.

Raisin cordial.

""The act of scaling the walls of a fortification, also SCALADE""

Y'all hot to trot? Go on!

Come on, hounds!

Look out, fox!

Hybrid fruit; eat long (anagram)

One setter's into fruit!

Fruit to set around throne (wordplay)

A sandbar connecting an island to the mainland

Quivering effect (in music)

Cheap trill (wordplay)

Vocal vibrato - lot more (anagram)

Kilauea, for one

Mountain (could be a heavy smoker!)

Ante back for one such

The Cape polecat

South American skunk

Outdoors, meal, perhaps

Pacino outdoors (wordplay)

Close and far off outside (wordplay)

Extravagant fuss (informal)

Oh boy - all wrestling is hype!

Oh boy! All round publicity!

Kind of embroidery worked on canvas in stitch patterns suggestive of flames

Layperson's house (wordplay)

Wild West establishment

House of ill-repute

Caribbean vegetable dish

Crabmeat stew

Jamaican stew whose name sounds like a mash-up of a lily and a lavatory

Authoritarian Spanish leader

A {horseman=n}

Herb in Thai cooking

Strong-scented herb

Herb that some call Chinese parsley

Spaghetti sauce brand

""A tropical tree, also COCOBOLA""

US state (with a beetle)

State business then load or shift!

Aurora home (wordplay)

Weevil

In a soft and pathetic manner (music)

Start to drink sherry, pathetically!

Sorrowfully, in music

Flat toes (anagram)

Tiny Tim, for one

A forced high singing voice

Head

Lover meeting sergeant maybe for a dance

Dance with lover, a sergeant (wordplay)

Spanish steps (wordplay)

Exotic bird - ruddy duck!

Blinking band that got the bird!

Wading bird? It's a ruddy duck!

Warning shout when slop is thrown out a window

Cry of Spooner throwing fatty viscous stuff out of the window (wordplay)

Warning to streetwalkers of Spooner's fatty glutinous mess

Engraved design - I go Latin (anagram)

Engraving cut into a hard surface

Ornamental engraved design

Heat source, perhaps

Heat source (wordplay)

Hot type of pepper

Becoming slower and broader, in music

In a light or graceful manner (music)

Gradually slowing, in music

Retarding, in music

Decreasing in tempo, to musicians

A south-west wind

Show words inside book (wordplay)

Tosca's story (wordplay)

Note-worthy text (wordplay)

Member of the Equal Rights Party, 1835.

Democratic party faction in 1835.

A member of the radical faction of the New York City Democrats of 1835

Libertine - ol' hot air (anagram)

Libertine 1 : Harlot 0 (abandoned)

Don Juan mixed up 'Hair' and 'Loot'

The Sandcastle (wordplay)

Circular tower for coastal defence

Circular fort used in Corsica, 1794.

A former monetary unit of Chile

A unit of electrical conductance

Absolutely necessary to score goal: bit wayward with ball

Cactuslike plant of the Southwest

Red-flowering desert shrub

Shrub of the southwestern desert

South Carolina's symbol

Small tropical tree

Low-growing tree with fan-shaped leaves

Gold stud (wordplay)

Trigger, for one

Mr. Ed, for one

(To be sung) in a speechlike manner

(Of singing) like speech

Sung in the manner of speech

Graphite once caused pressure complaint

Lead quietly, getting over bad back

Penny is over illness got from graphite

One in the party (wordplay)

Party fanatic, say

Life of the party (wordplay)

Skinless dried plum

A pound of sultanas (wordplay)

Harem - or silage (anagram)

I've made a mistake!

Goldenrod - good sail (anagram)

Logo said to represent herbaceous plant

Cause of a grate problem (wordplay)

Titles to novels for one of The Daggers

Arch enemy (wordplay)

A flowering shrub

Bookbinding term also known as duodecimo

Duodecimo, a bookbinding term

Book size

Area of skin that is white because of an absence of melanin pigmentation

Aussie bounder

Aussie hopper

Australian marsupial

The final battle (wordplay)

Battle station (wordplay)

Reverse from the terminus (wordplay)

South American plateau region

Plateau elevated on mountain with tail pieces

Singer swallows one proposal for the home of Titicaca

2014 World Cup mascot Fuleco, for one

Animal to maybe roam round a herb

Carrier of plates (wordplay)

Country with no currency!

100 centavos in a South American country

La Paz currency

English word

Rider of Southwest

Bear local away for Spanish cavalier

GMC's '78-'87 El Camino clone

Small tobacco product

Small roll of tobacco

Crushed garlic oil can be smoked

Singer - not car lot (anagram)

Marian Anderson, for one

Total corn! (anagram)

A low rhamnaceous shrub (Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.

Notes for a glider (wordplay)

Player's sliding scale (wordplay)

Sliding series of notes (mus.)

Oilrig mob (anagram)

Attic mission of Richard Russ

State of confusion and complication.

Somewhat slow (music)

In a fairly slow tempo (>music)

Line to gather unravels quite slowly

Place for keeping stores on a ship

Hospital for infectious diseases

Quarantine facility

English word

Must-do, as a musical motif

Subordinate motif, in music

Indispensable, in music

Reform Libor? Up to executive committee

Communist decision-makers

Soviet Communist Party group

Stock pile (wordplay)

Case of drink (oil of rum)

Financial holdings (see first letters)

Strict observance of formalities

Minute ceremonial detail

Ceremonious points of etiquette

Your music teacher (wordplay)

Singer's exercise

Exercise on a small scale

Another name for tree tomato

Red S. American fruit

Red egg-shaped fruit

Long-distance (lens)

Long-distance lens

Lens for far-away shots

Mother goes in to cultivate old fruit

It's silly to omit all fruit

Green salsa ingredient

Slowly getting slower, on sheet music

(To be performed) with increasing slowness

Largo and a bit of lento modified becoming largo

Everyone, say, backed animal movement

To be played rather briskly (music)

Moving fairly briskly (music)

Greek egg-citrus soup

Sauce in Greek cuisine

Citrus-tinged Greek soup

Pl. baldachins also baldachinos A rich fabric of silk and gold brocade.

Cardinal who is the papal treasurer