2-Letter Words Ending in E

To {proclaim=v}

Tending toward

A form of virus

The first stage in mitosis

Put off supporting scoundrel

Suspend professional prankster

End a parliamentary session.

Gland inclined to Erastianism (wordplay)

Gland about the size of a walnut

Organ in favour of the government

Portico; lost pyre (anagram)

Greek portico not in amateur fashion

In favour of chic for Greek portico

Plants start to excrete enzyme

Substance in body supporting rib

Digestive enzyme

Special female ward (wordplay)

Ms Ward (wordplay)

Girl given patronage

""A nitrogenous organic compound, also PROTEIN, PROTEID""

A water-soluble protein

Stick out, project from surface

Old maid carrying rhubarb stick out

Stick out, project from a surface

Able to be demonstrated

Meriting a "Q.E.D."

Capable of being established

Ontario, for one

Backing Cable's department (wordplay)

Munster or Leinster, say

Brown property of redness in copper

Shrewdness in planning ahead

Care and thought for the future

Covered with whitish dust, as a plant

Like a rose bush

Prune packed without the skin

Pam times processing of sandstone

A general term for sandstone

Rock composed of pebbles (geol.)

Pteryla

Pain to me (anagram)

Food poisoning from a pimento (wordplay)

Food poisoning cause

Up, up with a horse over a lough to go on ahead

Pertaining to {fleas=n}

An agent used for destroying fleas

A porous volcanic rock

Like a pump

Pointlike.

Flat cause, perhaps

Cause of flat needing repair (wordplay)

Hole (in a tyre)

Kind of damages, in law

Intended to inflict punishment

Inflicting penalty for an offence

Learning so to get one in the eye at a time

Acquire grip (wordplay)

Buy tea in container for cash

How Alaska was acquired from Russia.

Weed with pink, fleshy stems.

Weed with pink fleshy stems.

Portulaca plant in salads

{catlike=adj}

Supposed - tie up vat (anagram)

Commonly accepted as such

Supposed or reputed to be

A simple sugar

A flammable liquid

""To decompose by heating, also PYROLISE, PYROLIZE, PYROLYSE""

A dye

Mineral found in igneous rocks

A chemical salt

Freebooter: Irish

Plunderer

Variety of early fruit

Early maturing peach.

Variety of peach.

Ready for harvesting

To couple again

Some pier (anagram)

Force upon again

Put back in force, as an expired tax

To oppose again

Banter - pear tree (anagram)

M. C.'s specialty.

Wit's conversational skill

Furnish again with folks

Short operation, going in to drive back force finally and occupy again

Restock

Rearrange delivery (wordplay)

Say in a different way

Say again in different words

Promise again.

Swear anew

To plunge again

Ornamental metal work in relief

Relief work in metal, Cellini's forte.

Relief pattern on thin metal Fr.

Delay or cancel (death sentence)

Cancel the punishment of (someone)

Suspend a death sentence.

To pursue again

Have another small taste

Have another bite

Isolate again, as a beat

To splice again

An automatic "You're welcome," for one

Aah, to a back rub, say

'Aah,' to a back rub, say

Lying on the back

A reciter of epic poetry in ancient Greece

Able to be ripped

Plant a parliamentarian in county

Plant current in county

Edible seaside plant

Tot's play area

Where play's the thing

Construction site sight

Saphena

Ace pines for wisdom

Pine case holds literary wisdom

Fool's lack

Glucoside in soapbark.

Soft, soapy sicicate

A gem; I, perhaps (anagram)

Stone - rock perhaps describing one

Perhaps one is turned to stone

Bones cause pal to get creaky

Not the sort of blades knives would have

Shoulder blades

Scopula

Pennsylvania Dutch dish

Pennsylvania Dutch pork concoction

Pork and cornmeal dish

Shaped like a cup

A {seascape=n}

Water wings (wordplay)

Seabee, for one

Marine flier (wordplay)

Painting, maybe a Turner

Spray painting (wordplay)

The main picture (wordplay)

Simple (a musical direction)

Pertaining to a {sepal=n}

Keep a part of this (wordplay)

In Kent perhaps, Norm dined apart

Become Renovated (wordplay)

Group of seven (var.)

Composition for seven

Seven-piece band

Make two into fourteen, say

35 to 5, say

Go from 10 to 70, for example

Blood bank concern

Transfusion topic

Group of viruses sharing specific antigens

Increase from 5 to 30, say

Multiply by six

Increase many times

Like Silly Putty

Like modeling clay

Fellow on board

Fellow sailor provided the maps I fold

Officer in the same boat

Transport left in port perhaps

Along the Plimsoil line.

Pier, during loading or unloading

Alternate non-toll road

Toll-beater's road

Money in a classic song title

Sing a Song of one

Old British coin

Aircraft that can land on snow

Avoid passage for vehicle

Long accusatory speech

It holds a specific volume

Boxed-set box

Antique book protector

Lag pipes (anagram)

Lag in production.

Failure to meet target

Cobbler's insert

Shoe insert

A type of {pottery=n}

Cause of honking, perhaps

Laggard (in America)

Tortoise-like person

Like soap

Capable of sorption

'She sits all night at cards, and ogles at -' (Goldsmith)

German noodle

Egg noodle associated with Baden-Wurttemberg

SIDE DISH

A type of nail

Resembling a spar

Relating to a spathe

Evolve, as into a new organism

Watch (eg, a game)

Be a viewer, at a sports event perhaps

Watch (at sports event)

A chemical compound

Globule of quicksilver, for example

Small ball-shaped object

Small glob

Spicula

Medicine taken by wise man with slops

Loss of output gets head of section sack

Result of a kitchen accident

""A mineral, also SPINEL""

Spinula

Whale's blow-hole

Whale's blowhole.

Whale's nostril

Spirula

Say furiously 'Attack the plane'

Say with venom 'Shoot at the WW2 plane'

Hot-tempered high-flier (wordplay)

Waste damaged material

Process of going bad

Process of decay, especially fruit

Plunder and pillage the strange paste oil

Pillage

Plunder

Play full of sound

It proves playing is playful

Second drink I have makes me frisky

Move with legs spread out

To {struggle=v}

Spatter, liquid say

Scatter (drops of liquid)

Water the lawn

Precipitate stock issue (wordplay)

Panicked rush (of cattle)

Steer out of control (wordplay)

Vehicle taking Laurel and Bob maybe

Horse-drawn carriage for one

Phaeton's rebuilt as a carriage for one

Second mother, of old

Resembling a {stair=n}

Upward by degrees

From one tone to the next, in music

How some melodies move

Prevent attendant going on strike

Sit-down, for example

Cessation of activity

Uncut marketable timber

A subdivision of a phase

A subset of a mathematical space

Repel and be repelled by salt, perhaps

Salt can't stand and is back first

It might be copper till all is blue

Chemical broken down by Sue, DPhil

""A chemical salt, also SULFITE""

""A sulfur compound, also SULFONE""

To lie above

Rotate face-up, as one's palm

Rotate palm-upward

Turn up for palmist set up in seat specially

Choirboy's clothing not necessary, say!

Cure lips (anagram)

I scruple to wear white vestment

Party announcement (wordplay)

Party line (wordplay)

Kind of party.

""To come upon unexpectedly, also SURPRISE""

Seen puss (anagram)

Thriller killer (wordplay)

Cliff-hanger (wordplay)

End of an exhaust system (2 words)

Car exhaust (US)

It may have a silencer on it

Like a tape

Tailor's appurtenance.

Measuring device

Measuring strip.

Phase out struggling pub

Inn with stout drinks

A pub opens to operate as a pub

Model typist working overtime (wordplay)

Pattern or gauge

Pattern for formng a copy

Petty cash in London

Small change, in Surrey

Small change, in London

A volcanic rock

Rust-resistant sheet (2 words)

Pale tint (anagram)

Kind of sheet metal

Capable of being tipped

What a child might stand on

Step stealthily, informally

What a small child may stand on

Ski binding part

Wingtip, for example

Subject spaced out with a few Es, something one needs to kick (wordplay)

Protection for a loafer

Shoe reinforcement

Tootsie reinforcement

Like topaz

A specimen selected from a locality typical of a species

The stone at the top of a structure

Like a trap

""Pertaining to traprock, also TRAPPEAN, TRAPPOUS""

Surgical saw

Having three phases

Aircraft making journey by road!

The Sopwith Snark, for one

Three-winged aircraft

A mineral

Plane-fuel additive

Alarm trigger of a sort

Trigger on a trap

* Booby trap component

A strap for supporting a load on the back

Small amount Brit. colloq

Of little value Colloq.

Colloquial word for 2d

Toll road (hist.)

Part of a pay-as-you-go plan (wordplay)

Make dive the American way

Brit's opinion (wordplay)

It's not worth much in England

Low-value coin

Able to be typed

Old-time printer's box

Box once used by printers

Print attributes

Times Roman, for one

Bodoni, for one

Printer's font

Decision by third person (ie a grump) is incorrect

Separate (carriage from train)

Detach (truck from train)

*Soap nut, say

Deprive of inhabitants

Remove inhabitants

Rude

To work out the obscured meaning of

To remove from a sphere

Artistic movement (wordplay)

Upward line in writing

Movement of pen or bow

Turn to mist and spray over Pisa

To go up in the air and fly over Pisa

Rio paves way to get out into the air

Change into gaseous form.

Zap with a ray gun

Pertaining to a {viper=n}

Pilot into a steep, controlled dive

F-35, for one

Bend track for flyer

Spitfire trail following twist

In a vertical direction

Spiteful.

Resembling a whip

Personal airline (wordplay)

Trachea, breathing passage

Weasand or trachea.

""Resembling a small bundle, also WISPY, WISPISH""

Stack of fireplace logs (2 words)

Item under a tarp maybe

Energy source of sorts

Person who is devoted to animals

One who fears or hates animals

Coral or sponge, for example

Invertebrate resembling a plant

Sturdy unicell

""All cnidarians (jellyfishes) collectively, compare ACALEPH, ACALEPHAN, ACALEPHE""

Fit for acceptance.

One who hates heights

Of flexible nature.

American with bald pate oddly plastic

Good at fitting in to new circumstances

Biological word for a fat-storing cell

Fat cell

Able to be taken up

Fit for taking home from the animal shelter

Commercial work on board is such as may be undertaken

Gatwick banker (wordplay)

The Spitfire, for one

British flyer (wordplay)

Soaring business (wordplay)

Opera case (anagram)

One industry above the rest (wordplay)

""An amorphous, translucent, variously colored mineral, essentially hydrous aluminum silicate.""

""Any one of two or more speech sounds that considered variants of the same phoneme. For example, the p sounds of pin and spin are allophones of p; and the t sounds of toe stop and catnip are allophones of t.For example, the p sounds of pin and spin</it> are <ex>allophones</ex> of <it>p</it>; and the <it>t</it> sounds of <it>toe</it> <it>stop</it> and <it>catnip</it> are <ex>allophones</ex> of <it>t</it></as>.""

Grant painter graphite, perhaps

Distinct form of an element

One of two or more existing forms of an element

A doctor starts reminiscing over sort of early photograph