2-Letter Words Ending in T

Smithsonian, for one

Amateur? Well, there's no money in that!

Like public libraries

SEXIST one who practices {sexism=n}

TARGET to make a goal of

THEIST one who believes in the existence of a God

Not pressing

Maybe another way to make a point

No threats (anagram)

One between two cardinals (wordplay)

Sligo, say, is here

Ulster stew made for One Direction

Where the Mounties ride.

Bawdy to the max

Dirtiest old boy's oddly clean bedsit

Most offensive to the senses

One who obscures; one who prevents enlightenment or hinders the progress of knowledge and wisdom.

Like something bottom-of-mind (wordplay)

Least clear

Noticing old book with Jeeves, say

Attentive old boy, the butler (wordplay)

. . . while late employee is on watch

Believer in the supernatural.

Witch, for example

Believer in the supernatural

Happening

A month without choral work, he'd like the mob to rule

Eye-maker is strangely suctorial

Insect in charge of a ceremony

Attack on street stifling roar maybe

Some person's laughter is offensive

Sudden and severe onset of trouble

Orangy

Ornery

Fragrant rhizome of Florentine iris

Pulverized perfumery item

Ingredient in sachet powder.

ORTHO short for orthochromatic plate (a photographic plate)

Outbuy

Outcatch

Outdream

Word with prefix out-

Farthest from the center.

All on edge - could'nt be more so

Situated farthest from the center

Exposed bottom of elf should get beaten

Got the better of, physically

Outlearn

Run faster than a rival in the home straight

ALERT to {warn=v}

""Having too many buildings; as, an overbuilt part of a town. as, an overbuilt part of a town.""

BURNT burn

To rate too high; to outnumber.

Balance problem (wordplay)

Bank service prepared for advert

Debit balance in bank account

Push too far at the gym

Exhaust (oneself), as in a workout

Push too far

One is bound to have got over it

Bound to have cleared this

Jumped too far

Way to cook eggs (2 words)

Excessively frivolous

By the morning

For a short journey.

For a short journey or visit.

PLANT to place in the ground for growing

Put too many stamps on letters

Postage mark, sometimes

Postage stamp with superimposed text

Be excessively touchy

Panic, perhaps

Crying over spilt milk, so to speak

One maybe put on runs: deliveries knocked over the top

Give a too-high estimate, perhaps

Go beyond the target

Topless partners scream and go too far

Mistake shown in management (wordplay)

Finished with a sense of failure

Supervision an error

""An upper skirt, shorter than the dress, and usually draped.""

Had more than forty winks (wordplay)

Didn't stir at the right time (wordplay)

Stayed out too long (wordplay)

SLIPT slip

Like many budgets

Exhausted when deliveries get impounded

Maxed out the plastic

SWEET to {sweeten=v}

Apply remedies too continuously

Average sum or highest (wordplay)

An equal sum overall (wordplay)

Even a horse is of the utmost importance

Plant that's almost value for money (wordplay)

and 24: A London slip road (wordplay)

Finish following, say, minor slip

Frilly underskirt of yore

(Issued quarterly)

Copy of a kind.

Apparatus for making facsimile copies

Plotty

Cousin of Croesus.

Person who derives power from wealth

Wealthy person of influence

Poachy

POGROM to massacre systematically

Pointy

Acid rain component

EPA concern

Air impurity

Most corpulent.

Superlatively stout

Most fat

English word

Candidate for admission put on last in error

Send poor aunt to accommodate Liberal candidate

One seeking admission into a religious order

Pouchy

""A quilted military doublet or gambeson worn in the 14th and 15th centuries; also, a name for the doublet of the 16th and 17th centuries worn by civilians.""

Racing that really makes waves!

Swell racing (wordplay)

Fast vessel for racing or leisure

FORMAT to follow the style or manner of procedure

Very powerful

Cor! Parent in the making (wordplay)

""Flowing forward,""

Conspicuous or outstanding

Noticeable or notable

Conspicuous in position or importance

Prompt

Proper

Advocate (of a theory, etc)

Rotating proton pen champion

Advocate single bid by rugby player

Expert at meter and verse

Verse maven

Having a saving grace

Thoughtful of the future.

Prepared for quiet drive, not breakdown

Go gingerly (around)

Move cautiously around the cat's paw!

Hedge 16 (wordplay)

""An American orchidaceous plant (Aplectrum hyemale) which flowers in early summer. Its slender naked rootstock produces each year a solid corm, filled with exceedingly glutinous matter, which sends up later a single large oval evergreen plaited leaf. Called also AdamandEve. Aplectrum hyemale) which flowers in early summer. Its slender naked rootstock produces each year a solid corm, filled with exceedingly glutinous matter, which sends up later a single large oval evergreen plaited leaf. Called also AdamandEve.""

Argument can end in dismissal, I'm sure

Playful musical medley

Philosophical argument as an exercise

Busted in a stupor with water pipe

Water way

Get the job again to get the tip in

Fix again concerning a parking place

Get the reason to take someone on again

Don't forget about raise!

Have another get-together, perhaps

Soldiers get together to reminisce

Join together again

Get back together

Fix, in a way

CONTACT to communicate with

To convert again.

Repeat sentence about inmate

Give more time to sextet in free concert (wordplay)

RECORD to register in writing

Dire poets (anagram) - put down again

Add more silt to banks

Try again, with a bounced check

Nightingale, perhaps, tires from flying

He aims to correct Scripture class first

Wanting to change class I had in middle of holiday

Having power to resolve; causing solution; solvent.

Considered afresh

About time, even if parts considered again

Retired cops still considered handling differently

Verb with prefix re-

Rework

Nearest the dexter side

Conservative majority, like 8 and 17 here

So to speak, inscribe 2nd Street on map in Far East (wordplay)

Robt. E. Lee, for one.

A paddlewheel may propel one

Where Mark Twain got his name.

Men returning by vehicle check revealed to be most sturdy

""A shaft that oscillates on its journals, instead of revolving, -- usually carrying levers by means of which it receives and communicates reciprocating motion, as in the valve gear of some steam engines; -- called also rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.rocker, rocking shaft, and way shaft.""

Worst of the worst

Most corrupt

Disorderly actors appearing plastered

Thug chucked coat

Rude players get plastered

Noun (-ment)

Sallow

No gravy train!

The craft of dressing (wordplay)

I keep dressing with audacity, wanting love in the club

Savory

Shakespeare's Shylock, for one

Accused critter with a beard (wordplay)

One blamed for the mistakes of others

A maker of scholia; a commentator or annotator.

MOIST to wet slightly

Shoaly

Most likely to collapse

Most carelessly done

Least workmanlike

List of final candidates

Place for a select group

Applicants selected from a larger group

Shall

Blue salad plant to rise suddenly!

Shoot up abruptly

Go through the roof

The Y in "Angry Birds" (wordplay)

No slights (anagram) - catapult (US)

Catapult - thin gloss (anagram)

Slobby

Most abhorrent to Felix Unger

Like a perfect sandwich of a sort (wordplay)

Most messy

Most splashy.

English word

Smoggy

Descriptive of the best golf swing

Finest golf swing or playing surface

Having the fewest hiccups

Reputed rattler bite remedy [2001]

Rattler-bite remedy, supposedly

Medicinal plant.

Bent boss I found corrupt and most haughty

New leisure pursuits in East End disrupting road, with most affected

Most meddlesome

Most stuck-up

Maximally pompous

Most snobbish

Snoozy

Snotty

Snouty

Winter storm consequence

Bunch of flakes

Road blocker after a winter storm

Nickname - Boers quit (anagram)

Byname - Boers quit (anagram)

Person's nickname

Marx, for one

Politician of the left

Thomas or Bevan.

Most serious, to men less silly

Most serious

One who knows his own mind (wordplay)

First person singular (wordplay)

One egoistically self-absorbed

Drowsy - lost on men (anagram)

Lent moons (anagram)

Sleepy without fast at last

""Firmly fixed in, or founded upon, the thruth; true; genuine; real; also, truthful; faithful.""

Location of Wexford, say

Waco-to-Galveston direction

Cape of Tasmania.

Needle point to sew thus: poorly

Arizona, New Mexico, etc.

U. S. region.

Mos Eisley, for one

Opening scene of many sci-fi flicks

Sci-fi traveler's stop

A name given to several species of crowfoot (Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves. Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves.

Launch full of drugs (wordplay)

One making waves

High-speed vessel

A foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out; flat foot.

Most moist and soft

Most hair-raising

Most eerie

Spoony

Saclike larval stage of some flatworms

Most dapper

Superlatively stylish

It brightens up a performance

Stage actor may be in it

Flimsy blouse held up in public eye

Most uneven, as a performance

Most erratic

A scaly parasitic plant (Conopholis Americana) found in oak woods in the United States; called also cancer root. Conopholis Americana) found in oak woods in the United States; called also cancer root.

Plant cell contain- ing starch grains

The African Queen, for one

The Belle of Louisville, for one

"Fulton's Folly," for one

Furthest back on a ship

Craft storm sent farthest back

Farthest aft

Rudder support, harsh job

Holding up rudder is a hard position

Ship's timber aft from keel to deck.

""A dish formed of oatmeal boiled in water to a certain consistency and frequently stirred, or of oatmeal and dripping mixed together and stirred about in a pan; a hasty pudding.""

Stocky

Elastic knitted fabric

Store at home with film material

Material traditional in film

Stodgy

Terribly stilted, so most uninspiring

Doctor so stilted and most unemotional

""(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) US and Canadian a type of sleigh used for moving rocks from fields, for hauling milk cans, etc.""

Little bird worried cat. Honest!

Rabbit's pelt on bird

Small heathland bird

Seaweed-type plant.

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

Tries most (anagram)

Sort items out, most foul

Sort items out, as most rough

Delete in the ball park (wordplay)

Erase the baseball batter!

Go down swinging

The most of 27 across

Most physically powerful

Having the greatest strength

POTENT a prince

Confectioner's jacket (wordplay)

Sweeten, in a way

Make superficially attractive.

Protective headgear (wordplay)

Pioneer woman's hat

Headgear popular in Kansas.

English word

Police officers frequently very forgiving

Copy hasn't disturbed yes-man

Chap Tyson hammered, a toady

Uriah Heep persona

SYLLOGISE

Baudelaire, for example

Person who says one thing and means another

Writer who uses imagery to evoke ideas an orchestra member articulated

One who might needle you (wordplay)

A drawer for the chest (wordplay)

He leaves a permanent impression on one

The Unabomber, for one

Rotter, sir! (anagram)

Villain in many an action movie

Having the teeth inserted in sockets in the alveoli of the jaws.

Plastic that can be made permanently rigid

Out of tune, this tenor most sharp

Most difficult, as a problem

Most troublesome or prickly

Most pleasantly warm

The cytoplasmic membrane that surrounds a vacuole of a plant cell. Also called vacuolar membrane .

Most appetizing

Plant to block others' efforts utterly

First-class close to landing (wordplay)

Like an ace pilot (wordplay)

Stairs to the loft? Excellent!

Torchy

Superlatively hot

Most scorching

Superlatively steamy

Touchy

Towery

Entrance for goods vehicles (wordplay)

Car ferry (wordplay)

Delight in aircraft, say

Trouty

Fair play, in saying

It's fair play, they say

Reversal of course.

Studier of odd airborne sightings

One studying saucers

Studier of strange sightings

SOFT to {soften=v}

Incorrupt.

The first layer of paint

Such P ain't on top

If it's put there's no finish ot it

Downtrodden like Old Labour (wordplay)

Butcher often dour and in the way

In the way

""Lowest, as in place, rank, or condition.""

Where secondary characters are ?buried

Sign lost from pound sterling - nasty trick!

Too much jaw coming out like this

Came in short of runway.

Not fired enough in the jaw

Most impious.

Unthink

Support me, perhaps, to get to top

Support me being on top

Superlatively at the top

One responding to going issues

Doctor specialising in the waterworks (wordplay)

Girls too drunk to follow university specialist

Paramount, say the majority

No-one can have more to say, absolutely

Very talkative? Absolutely!