2-Letter Words Ending in I

Musical note

Musical syllable

Note of the scale

You mean me (wordplay)

Jack Horner's last words ( 2words)

Foreign pen pal, maybe

Jet fighters (wordplay)

A Zulu regiment

Old Zulu warriors, some limping

Cotler of "The Waltons"

Sacred force of Shinto

Japanese divine being

Christmas party (wordplay)

Early stargazers (wordplay)

Christmas travelers (wordplay)

Winter skirt, maybe

Ankle-length, maybe

The limit for one in a skirt

Input from a keyboard, perhaps

Calf-length dress

Modest skirt length

Course opening (wordplay)

Short shift (wordplay)

Iconic economy car (introduced in 1959)

Semicivilized Mongoloid

Borneo seaport

Borneo port

Ways of doing something Lat.

India's prime minister

India's prime minister since 2014

Momus

Branches, in biology

Malek of 'Mr. Robot'

Branches, to a botanist

Conductor's beginning (wordplay)

Big long-distance carrier (wordplay)

Conductor's intro (wordplay)

Resin variable

Tropical resins

Souls Lat.

Fields to Agricola

Fields, to Agricola

Open places in Italy.

Cathedrals of Italy.

Cathedrals of Italy

Italian cathedrals arouse odium

Tree resin; ie, elm (anagram)

Perfume base, perhaps

Perfume base perhaps

Enrico the physicist

Well-known atomic physicist.

Big name in nuclear physics

Fancy way of saying "feet" (wordplay)

Pentameter pieces perhaps

Shakespeare's feet (wordplay)

Borders of contrasting colors

Contrasting edges

Ornamental evergreen shrub

Shrubby plant of Corsica.

Chilean evergreen shrub

Middle fingers

Civilian dress (for serviceman)

Non-uniform garb (wordplay)

Civilian dress, as worn by a soldier say

Snow clouds, perhaps

Snow clouds perhaps

Auras of splendor

Nomos

Trattoria appetizers

Trattoria starters

Ragout of partially roasted game

Highly seasoned dish of game.

Spiced game dish

Know-it-all (wordplay)

Wise guy (wordplay)

Turban wearer maybe

Adagio, allegro, etc. (var.)

Presto and largo (Var.)

Record paces (wordplay)

Organs at the base of the neck

Ductless glands near root of neck

Organs excised from unhealthy mice

Rum and fruit juice drink (var.)

Member of the walking dead (Var.)

Voodoo snake diety.

Temple followers, maybe (wordplay)

Newsletter recipients, maybe

Duke patrons (wordplay)

East Indian fiber plant

Quills of feathers.

The aromatic roots of the sweet flag

Sweet flags

Rounded clouds with flat bases

Fair-weather signs, often

Dense clouds

""A tropical tree, also DEGAME""

Blood-vessel blockages

Vein or artery problems

Obstructions in blood vessels

Private attendants

Fumulus

""A palm tree, also GOMUTO""

Hooklike parts.

Herma

Scapulae-to-ulnae bones

Long arm bones

Bones in the upper arms

Strips in the water (wordplay)

Connecting strips of land (Var.)

Land lines (wordplay)

Seoul food (wordplay)

Fermented Korean dish

Spicy Korean side dish

Limulus

Hammers of the ears.

Ear bones also called hammers

French pain? Wreath shows bones

Loti

""An English gentlewoman, also MILADY""

Word before "spaces," in geometry

Absolute values of complex numbers

The absolute values of small modern university on island

Fates show one artist in French person

Three Fates, of Greek mythology

Breakfast food mum endlessly lies about!

Swiss breakfast (wordplay)

Mix us lime for breakfast, perhaps

Mythos

Diamond shapes (maths.)

Squares, for example

Geometer's diamonds

Chicken liver appetizer

Soppressata, for one

Sub layer (wordplay)

Hero filling, maybe

Garlic lover's dish, maybe

Prawns (fried with breadcrumbs)

It's a swindle ... 22/7 for seafood!

Mosaic components

Mosaic tiles

Mosaic pieces

Traditional soy sauce

Soy sauce sort

Soy sauce often gluten-free

Japanese straw mat; a mat, it (anagram)

Shogun's luxury furnishing

Japanese teahouse mat

Ancient burial mounds

Burial mounds

Visible remains of an ancient undertaking

Abomasus

Cupids (in art) (It.)

Cupids in Italian art

Flying heart doctors

Italian kids

Italian infants

Children at home absorbed by Disney classic

Cembalo

Chiasmus

Titles given to retired professors

Retired honorary professors

Professors on pensions

Eremurus

'Fish good for us' (Nancy's friend)

'Kissing' aquarium fish

Home aquarium fish

Pit bosses (wordplay)

Musical chairs (wordplay)

They work with wands

Family members (wordplay)

Rackets makers (wordplay)

Ones involved in the offing (wordplay)

Mammatus

See instructions in Notepad (nonverbal)

Gibson for one

Olive's bath (wordplay)

Specimen is circle bearing crescents

Convex formations on full glasses

Curves at the top of a glass

Item for a tyro on the slopes

It's not much to go on

Bunny slope equipment

Modiolus

Navels

Paper tiger, perhaps

Art kept in folders (wordplay)

Paper tigers, perhaps

Japanese, probably not one into 9!

Warrior in the Satsuma Rebellion of 1877

Role for Mifune

Santims

Japanese raw fish - I'm as his (anagram)

Raw material (wordplay)

'Jiro Dreams of Sushi' pieces

Italian ice cream.

Italian frozen dessert.

Layered ice cream treat

Promoters of activity

Bright lights, at times

Tastes, for example

One bit of schooling in one ends

One bit of schooling ends in one

Main railway stations

Parts of the forebrain

Undercover, like Sean O'Brien's Park

Grey matter with a laminated cover

Flow problems, medically

Some blood clots

Clots throb, I am shortly indisposed

Kettledrums (I, not Y)

Main pit (anagram) - drums

A good deal alarmed about hollow drums

Macro wave (wordplay)

Salt shaker (wordplay)

High roller (wordplay)

Kettle-drums (Var.)

Instrument in the song

Large percussion instrument

Lovers to remit a correction

Word from Italian meaning lovers

Infant cupids of 16th century painting.

Small marine organisms

Your Italian waiter (wordplay)

Squid caught malaria at sea!

Rings for dinner, perhaps

Drachma

Duumvir

Japanese paper folding

Bands of nerve fibers

Perhaps elbows Rocky Marciano (wordplay)

Elbow, for one.

Pasta for Yankee Doodle?

Indian princess has hair a man styled

Indian ruler's wife

Harm in AA rattled Indian princess

Double order of fish (wordplay)

Hawaiian food fish

Seafood at a luau dinner

Newcomer to Hawaii.

Ankle-joint protuberances

A former coin of Spain

Marchese

One in a Latin trio, perhaps (wordplay)

Musical stroller (wordplay)

One who might sing "La Bamba"

Complaint revealed by pollsters about proposed legislation

Measles

Passed said lamb, maybe I will get beef

Deli sandwich stuffer, perhaps

Delicatessen smoked beef.

""A highly seasoned smoked beef, also PASTRAMI""

China's currency since 1948

Nine brim with Chinese currency

Currency of China

Another word for navels

Belly buttons

Male in club with three individuals, drunk, showing navels

Towers of indigo in foreign fields

Tall detached bell-towers

Bell towers

Copper coins of Italy.

Decemvir

Pl. glomeruli (-l ) Anatomy A small cluster or mass of blood vessels or nerve fibers.

Small humanoid creatures

Little people

Tiny humans

Sage: perhaps I'm a harsh one

A great Hindu sage or spiritual leader

Hindu teacher of mysticism

Italian for 'sleeves'

Literally, "little sleeves"

Tubes in an oven

Bones between the wrist and fingers

Before one gets minced meat and fish fingers, depend on them

Is tame rat breaking bones (wordplay)

Came across one eating a sailor's bones

Satisfied a sailor is twisting bones

Teeny-tiny skirt

Barely-there dress

Ultrashort skirt often paired with leggings

Marvellous little outfit producing car!

Volkswagen Polo, for one

Splendid little car

Group of three officers in Rome

Administrative trio in ancient Rome

Chaps in office win no local runs (among seven)

The jurisdiction of a zamindar; the land possessed by a zamindar.

Globular clouds of intermediate height

High clouds

Clouds with flat bases forming continuous layers at 2,400 to 6,000 metres

Fish in Scottish island spattered in mud

Edible Australian fish

Australian fish

Borborygmus

English word

Pl. coatimundi or coatimundis also coatimondi or coatimondis A coati.

Plural of lilangeni .

""Pl. fortissimos A note, chord, or passage played fortissimo.""

Pl. hippocampi (-p ) A ridge in the floor of each lateral ventricle of the brain that consists mainly of gray matter and has a central role in memory processes.

Subject of many conspiracy theories

Very enlightened group

Subjects of many conspiracy theories

Short shows between acts

Light entertainments

""Pl. micrococci (-k k s , -k k ) A spherical, aerobic, gram-positive bacterium of the genus Micrococcus, usually occurring in irregular clusters.""

English word

""Pl. microvilli (-v l ) Any of the minute hairlike structures projecting from the surface of certain types of epithelial cells, especially those of the small intestine.""

A.   decorative glassware in which coloured glass rods are fused and cut to create flower patterns: an ancient technique revived in Venice in the sixteenth century and in France and England in the nineteenth century

Titles from Francis

Pl. pianissimos A part of a composition played very softly or quietly.

""Pl. portamenti (-t ) or portamentos A smooth uninterrupted glide in passing from one tone to another, especially with the voice or a bowed stringed instrument.""

""Pl -dei [-dɪˌaɪ] (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) Anatomy either of two muscles that connect the spinal vertebrae to the scapulae [New Latin, from Late Latin rhomboides : see rhomboid ]""

Mixed salad prepared in island (Guam)

Amusing lad playing medley

Grand mixed salad

Waxy substance from whales

Oily stuff: it's about to keep hairdo wonderful

Once-valuable substance harvested from certain whales' heads

Pasta with pets in it (wordplay)

Literally, "little worms"*

Pasta thinner than spaghetti

""A high-altitude cloud composed of a series of small, regularly arranged cloudlets in the form of ripples or grains.""

""Pl. cumulonimbuses or cumulonimbi (-b ) An extremely dense, vertically developed cumulus with a relatively hazy outline and a glaciated top extending to great heights, usually producing heavy rains, thunderstorms, or hailstorms.""

Large semi-aquatic mammals

Aquatic Afr. mammals

Semi-aquatic mammals

THALAMI thalamus

""Pl. macronuclei (-kl - ) The larger of two nuclei present in ciliate protozoans, which controls nonreproductive functions of the cell, such as metabolism.""

""The second of the three excretory organs that develop in a vertebrate embryo, becoming the functioning kidney in fish and amphibians but replaced by the metanephros in higher vertebrates. Also called Wolffian body .""

""The third and final excretory organ that develops in a vertebrate embryo. In birds, reptiles, and mammals it replaces the mesonephros as the functional excretory organ and develops into the adult kidney.""

Pl. micronuclei (-kl - ) or micronucleuses The smaller of two nuclei in ciliate protozoans that contains genetic material and functions in reproduction.

Clouds in Britain most unusual

Gram positive balls, often from the lung

Bacteria which cause a particular lung disease

English word

Pl. divertimentos or divertimenti (-t ) A chiefly 18th-century form of instrumental chamber music having several short movements. Also called divertissement .

""Pl. gastrocnemii (-m - ) The largest, most prominent muscle of the calf of the leg, the action of which extends the foot and bends the knee.""

English word

""Pl. meningococci (-k k s , -k ) A bacterium (Neisseria meningitidis) that causes cerebrospinal meningitis.""

Pl. stratocumuli (-l ) A low-lying cloud formation occurring in extensive horizontal layers with rounded summits.

English word

English word

""Pl. tarsometatarsi (-s , -s ) A compound bone between the tibia and the toes of a bird's leg, formed by fusion of the tarsal and metatarsal bones.""