2-Letter Words Ending in T

Quiz game participant (US spelling)

Discussion-group member

Member of a discussion

""Spreading, open, also PATULOUS""

Assistance in finding a keyhole, maybe

Illuminator in a shirt pocket, perhaps

After-dark convenience

Peevish, inclined to complain

Prone to pique

Favourite aunt left in tizzy, irritable

One who practices {phallism=n}

Rhubarb, country style

Rhubarb

Rhubarb.

Ranunculus ficaria, lesser celandine

Most like Jane

Most unembellished

Most ordinary

Metal disk to be made into a coin

Design revolutionary - given time this may make money

Ringing the draughtsman (wordplay)

Noisy draughtsman (wordplay)

Mournful map chap

Small growth

Part of a body count (wordplay)

That bloody little flat has got leased

Unit of blood

Platy

Recordings selected for listening

Personal audio selections

Item on an iPod

Matching sports outfit (wordplay)

Toddler's wear

Child's sports outfit

Excuses worker, that's nice!

Sunny and 75, say

Nice tree, perhaps, holding sea off

Small cluster of feathers

Small tuft

Small feather

Plumy

Plump

Most deep-piled

Most gorgeous nuisance, drunk coming in

One versed in disputation

Controversial writer exposes European dimness

Least likely to make a faux pas

Most civil pilot set adrift

Exhibiting the most civility

Versatile languages master (wordplay)

Speaking many languages

United Nations translator, for example

Trump, perhaps, to slip up badly

Appealing to the masses

Anti-elitist adherent

""To lecture, also PRELECT""

Preceding adulthood [adj] / a person of preadult age

To allot beforehand

Install before November, say

Opt in advance

Choose in advance, as an unopposed candidate

To limit beforehand

Occurring before planting

Like some English muffins

David, for one

David has soft Sarah quite befogged

David and Sam split change

Dog I record is a boxer

Person who fights with the fists

Dog I record as boxer

Pulpy

Engine type that thrusts intermittently

Buzz bomb engine

{pulsejet=n}

Purple

Weeping priest to turn to line (part of Bible)

Let run up rubbish? That's bound to mean infection!

Certain road racer

Strongly reminiscent (of something)

Suggesting fast over (wordplay)

Fast all over again? That's stinking!

Join a new company (wordplay)

Go for another hitch

Join up again in Leinster

Ebbing

Massage or bubble bath

Thing that makes you go "Ahh"

Tension-easing medication

Relearn

To the purpose.

To the point.

This applies about the Middle East

Shining bright

Shining

To sculpt again

That might be rung with a nut on it

It has one eye in its head

Press the bell and run away - for security (wordplay)

Roily

Short lyrical poem

Seven-line verse

Seven-line poem

A small circle

Perhaps solitary Queen fan (wordplay)

Revolutionary's foe, maybe

Of Clark's country music (wordplay)

Definitely not a city slicker

Farmer

Shining or glowing ruddily

Catamaran, for one

Item on Plymouth's logo (4,4)

Felucca for example

Drawing class (wordplay)

Wage earners collectively.

The white-collar class

Most profanity-laced, say

Tops in salinity

Most crude, humorwise

European plant

Fishy to the max (wordplay)

Most squamous

Most flaky

That is to say tics with lice swarming about

Cecil is crazy, beginning to talk Latin, that is

To wit.

Pretender to knowledge.

Shaly

Shoal

Take stock (wordplay)

... to steal (wordplay)

Take inventory (wordplay)

Ought to

His sing-sound (wordplay)

Sisyphus or syzygy, for instance.

Having a hissing sound as in speech

Most smooth and lustrous

Most lustrous

Smoothest.

Most daft stories appear in random list

Most like Pee-wee Herman

Most slaphappy

Containing the most sediment

Easiest word that may be misspelt

Misspelt in the least complicated way

Least complex or complicated

A person having an expert knowledge of medicinal plants

One that {simulates=v}

Is it the moon in window (wordplay)

Star as a roof-raiser (wordplay)

Star in the roof (wordplay)

Least taut

Slaty

Streamlined to the max

Least like a Nissan Cube

Least wind-resistant

Hardest to catch

Most cunning

Most repulsive

Most reprehensible

Most vile

Melt miss is an anagram for this

Most meager

Least obese

Granny, say, has problem on undergarment

Escape the noose? With this one might!

Half-hitch? Almost

Slimy party (wordplay)

Ball game with a lot of hitting

High-scoring baseball game

Runt of the litter, perhaps

Of least significance

Like "Little Rhody"

Snell

Buffalo's place

Northern parts of the U.S.

Buffalo's region

Cause of a spring rush (wordplay)

Source of water for Los Angeles

Cause of a spring flood

Church club member.

One who says "irregardless," for example

Grammarian's bane

Maker of blunders in grammar.

Most upstanding or dependable

Most substantial

Most compact

Let loser change into armoured footwear

Medieval steel shoe

Small floral cluster

Small prick for small crumpet

Goon allowed to have a bit of grass

Least capricious

Start law firm (wordplay)

Person who is loyal to their allegiance

The last, strong growth

Least agitated's sick in exam

Most peaceful.

Most stationary

An airport for aircraft needing shorter runways

An individual approaching adulthood

Least obvious

""To treat with sulfur, also SULPHURET""

Sulky

Morning awakener, perhaps

Prerequisite for photosynthesis

It can bathe people in warmth

Oust petitioner when I leave

Take the place of.

Supersede and replace

Least rigid

Most limber

Most bad-tempered

Most ill-tempered

Grumpiest and most bad-mannered

Most slender

Most willowy

Most sylphlike

Swell

Male formal wear

Formal wear for Jeeves

Man's formal jacket

Talky

Put on the air

Air on the tube

Show on TV

Travel instantaneously (in sci-fi)

Travel instantly (sci-fi)

Get there in no time (wordplay)

'Aertel, say (8)'

TV news/info system

Defunct printed news service on the box

""A male falcon, also TERCEL, TIERCEL""

Rattle on (anagram)

Is this for bearing (wordplay)

Perhaps that's for bearing

One who tends to regard things as a unified whole

Marine fish catcher

A sole might get caught in it

Shrimper's catcher

Just after sunset

Period post-sunset

Stephenie Meyer series

Like the core of the sun

Person holding an extreme opinion or principle

A small {umbel=n}

Genus of perennials comprising the avens

Lacking adequate light

Moving as in waves, sinuously

Rising and falling

Moving as in waves

Like forgotten knowledge

Like discarded habits

Not yet acquired, as knowledge

Not pliant

Not silent

Natural, not ruined

A Parisian ruined what was natural

Not impaired or ruined

A small valve

Vealy

""A small vein, also VENULE, VEINULE""

""A fabric resembling velvet, also VELOUR""

Carefully observant or attentive

Watchful living at resort

Ogre round lake after six is watchful

Highly infectious (disease)

Full of hate

(Of disease) extremely severe

Opposite of a mechanist.

Performer at the microphone

Band member with a mike*

Singer for 50-100 VIPs

Able to fly.

Flying

A vacant lot

A tropical plant

A unit composed of welded pieces

""Bent on having one's own way, also WILLFUL, WILFUL, WILFULLY, WILLYARD""

Wooly

Will

Handcuff, in slang

Many a prom corsage

Cager's armband

Yolky

Having an acid quality; sour; acidulous.

One living the high life (wordplay)

Turn up (wordplay)

Man on the flying trapeze

St Michael (anagram)

Faust, for one

One with a gold standard (wordplay)

Tin mangle (anagram)

Arrangement in a straight line

Service-station job

A straightening of the ranks.

Troop order

Political arrangement

Everybody say one soldier's loyal

Orchestra losing leader, a man very great and loyal

Inspector of hives, perhaps

She can scratch that itch (wordplay)

Doctor healing great ills

""A graft of tissue obtained from a donor of the same species as, but with a different genetic make-up from, the recipient, as a tissue transplant between two humans. Also called homograft .""

Does this imply sharecropping (wordplay)

Share beds here (wordplay)

Tell man to make beds!

One who seeks similarities

Explainer, of a sort

Debater who uses comparisons

Union buster (wordplay)

'I do' undoer

That may make an invalid of one

One who defends a policy

Defender of something controversial

One defending most of rationale in a job

Try again to meet this person's request!

Man in court.

One takes a case to a higher court for review

How upsetting for Grany Smith!

One not to upset (wordplay)

Place trap to upset this!

I go for it!

Job-seeking insect?

Job-seeking insect (wordplay)

""The architectural member surrounding the curved opening of an arch, corresponding to the architrave in the case of a square opening.""

Goon at work

Attacker using wild Alsatians

Hit man, for example

ATONAL lacking tonality

Auntly

Unthinking state (figurative)

High-level stand-in chauffeur (wordplay)

Robot flier (wordplay)

Not virulent.

Awful

*Source of a halo effect

Sentimental singer

Traditional singer of considerable weight embracing girl briefly

Today's most popular writer (wordplay)

Kind of pen

Paper Mate product

Baulky

One skilled in the knowledge of the Bible; a demonstrator of religious truth by the Scriptures.

Armstrong, for one

One on two wheels

Many a Beijing commuter

Gregor Mendel, for instance.

Life-science lab worker

Jeff's job, officially

Relative of boycott.

The Weavers topped it in 1952

Bar in Hollywood

Blasty

A sudden stroke or injury produced by some destructive cause.

Least clear, in a way

Most misty

Superlatively fuzzy

Blocky

Likeliest to get an R rating, perhaps

Most violent

Circulatory system (wordplay)

Circulatory system?

With dashing young man, search for scarlet flower

Inflamed (of eye)

Reddened, inflamed eye

(Of eye) streaked with red

Bloomy

Blotty

Blousy

Blowsy

Blowzy

Long Island oyster

Small edible oyster

Siamese cat

Plan to have naughty image (wordplay)

Design for a rude picture (wordplay)

Depressing picture (wordplay)

(Astronomy) a shift in the spectral lines of a stellar spectrum towards the blue end of the visible region relative to the wavelengths of these lines in the terrestrial spectrum: a result of the Doppler effect caused by stars approaching the solar system Compare redshift

Bluesy

Blurry

BRAILLE to write in raised print for the blind

A little bit wooden (wordplay)

Brawlie

Excellent fish ain't at sea!

A diamond could be terrific!

Excellent fish? Ain't cooked!

Most likely to crumble

Least likely to bend

Most fragile

Most enthusiastic

Dispute among optimists (wordplay)

Spectacle in "Around the World."

Death in the Afternoon event

Burbly

Torero's transport (wordplay)

Coupe's relative

Soft-top car

Greenest state with the least elevation

Fired up for romance (wordplay)

Like meal with lover that's wicked!

Dance till jiggered by romantic glow

Oil-yielding tree

Hawaiians call it "kukui"