2-Letter Words Ending in T

Same as Periblast. Periblast.

Coiffure that will endure (wordplay)

Standing wave (wordplay)

Every artist embraces New Wave of sorts

To the point

Fitting metal bearings in fresh cover

To the point

Eeyore, for one

Gloomy sort, retired teacher is in mood

Glass-half-empty type

I lent pets that were noxious

Likely to spread disease

Extremely destructive

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

This spicy brew is for researcher

Yankee's club

One studying the nature of matter

Pimply

Pitchy

Employment bureau's business.

Employment agency's task.

Task for a personnel officer

I will enter factory with former partner first to translate unencoded writing

You can read this statement of grievance from former time

Plashy

Plotty

Most like Alger's Ragged Dick

Something to do with a turkey claiming 'e's least like a chicken (wordplay)

Plummy

Cleric who holds more than one benefice at a time - April lust (anagram)

Plushy

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

Previous instance (as justification)

Relevant earlier case in law

A court may set one

Precise

To subject (food) to predigestion or artificial digestion.

Before take-off

Before boarding, as an inspection

Kind of inspection

FORMAT to follow the style or manner of procedure

MARKET to offer for sale

Very powerful

Preppy

The awful creep isn't far-seeing

Prophetic spectre in play

Knowing of future events

Ordained by authority.

C.P.R. priest clumsily performed by decree

Old-style rule, prior to anything being written down (wordplay)

Choose in advance, as an in-flight meal

Pick beforehand

A soft living for one at the top

Magsaysay, for instance.

Head, of a republic say

SUMMIT to take part in a summit conference

Leave undone

Causing the most wolf whistles, perhaps

Nothing better in sight

Setter tip-off for the best looking

Frequent bar imbibing endless beer

Common pal never dances tango

Having a litre in bar is common

Pricky

A little royalty types the hindrance, by the sound of it

Most fussy.

Most fussy

Most prudish minister accepts one's heartless sins

Private

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

Just beginning sexual maturity

Starting to mature

Reaching sexual maturity to find local scene changing at last

One promoting but clip is terrible

Advertising agent

'Biopic strewn with lust, not love' (Advertiser)

Puddly

Punchy

Go gingerly (around)

Move cautiously around the cat's paw!

Hedge 16 (wordplay)

Gone to the bad

PUTSCH a sudden attempt to overthrow a government

""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.""

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

Pass again on second down

Make a second try

Right, take in lead on second shot (wordplay)

Award-winner cooking tripe - nice!

Is one all forgetting (wordplay)

He's gonna get it (wordplay)

Dire poets (anagram) - put down again

Add more silt to banks

Try again, with a bounced check

To implant again.

Vet again concerned with finding piano swallowed by bumble bee, possibly

Once again look at way of restraining half of those watching the match

Lender's expectation

Type of mortgage

It eliminates debt

With which you'd drive off large insect

Citronella oil, for example

Everybody gets up in regret, seeing foul

It's revolting, drive away fast!

Debugging device (wordplay)

Adjective associated with raincoats.

In a sorry state (wordplay)

Sorry about that (wordplay)

Rueful about restricted social worker

Speak for (somebody)

Speak for (someone)

Act for (someone)

Offensive to the mind

Gunner apt to become offensive

Obscene ruling covering half of pubs

Most corrugated

Rumply

Shakespeare's Shylock, for one

Accused critter with a beard (wordplay)

One blamed for the mistakes of others

One sharing birthday with five others

One with very little womb room

One of six at birth

Providing the least coverage

Shortest dance embracing maiden that's missing date

Most ready for a nap

Most soporific

Most drowsy

Slippy

Most abhorrent to Felix Unger

Like a perfect sandwich of a sort (wordplay)

Most messy

Making inept pass, gets most irascible

Most like Dorothy Parker's comebacks

Like the one speaking most irritably

Rude and terse to the max

Most curt

Most meddlesome

One who knows his own mind (wordplay)

First person singular (wordplay)

One egoistically self-absorbed

Mos Eisley, for one

Opening scene of many sci-fi flicks

Sci-fi traveler's stop

Sparky

Sparry

Arms factory (wordplay)

Chewing-gum flavor

Man with priest relaxed chewing gum

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

Least time-wasting.

'Oh yeah ... uh-huh'

Exceeding all in expedition

Sphery

Most polished

Fine snow driven by the wind

Spray blown along surface of sea

Spray blown from the crests of waves

Science fiction novel by Timothy Zahn

Web-making part of a spider

Spider's organ

Seance medium, for example

A physical deformity characterized by abnormally flat and turned-out feet.

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

Illustrious.

Splashed out having received loan! That's brilliant!

Shining

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

Sprucy

Most spirited

Rudder support, harsh job

Holding up rudder is a hard position

Ship's timber aft from keel to deck.

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

No more tigerish priests in dispute with it

Stumpy

Least likely Mensa candidate

Most moronic

Superlatively dense

POTENT a prince

It's written below the line

Underlines (wordplay)

Like the 2 in B2

Superb

English word

""To heat too much, to overheat; as, to superheat an oven. as, to superheat an oven.""

English word

Police officers frequently very forgiving

One who begs humbly

One making an appeal

One praying for a favour

Most sovereign

Most mucky

Sweepy

Copy hasn't disturbed yes-man

Chap Tyson hammered, a toady

Uriah Heep persona

Who treats hip after surgery (wordplay)

Confidante for many

One treating disease

Drummer boy with Ulster in former times

Male player in band putting off one other player

Little fellow isn't troubled about Dad who may keep banging on (wordplay)

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

First-class close to landing (wordplay)

Like an ace pilot (wordplay)

Stairs to the loft? Excellent!

Entrance for goods vehicles (wordplay)

Car ferry (wordplay)

Delight in aircraft, say

The daring young man

Swinger #4

New doctor/patient relationship's shaky

Trippy

Member of an orchestra.

He'll beat it to get into the band

Mint pasty (anagram); kettledrum player

Incorrupt.

Belly there but no bellow from it

Subordinate role.

Where secondary characters are ?buried

Sign lost from pound sterling - nasty trick!

To mar or destroy the perfection of.

Support me, perhaps, to get to top

Support me being on top

Superlatively at the top

Get a head to trap rep, perhaps

Spot to spot (wordplay)

Slant of The Stand (wordplay)

Way of thinking

Whippy

Unkempt having suffered blow (wordplay)

Exposed orchestra members cried

Bleak and exposed

A colorless plastid that forms starch granules and occurs in cells of plant storage tissue.

... illiterate needing help to follow a northern river

Third last syllable

Second syllable from the last.

third-from-last syllable

Forward-looking insect?

Forward-looking insect (wordplay)

Expecting awful panic stations, sending out SOS

""A chief priest; also, a kind of vicar, or a rural dean.""

The Ist one not a communist (wordplay)

Deep-dyed villain, a la Moscow.

Astor, for example

Charlie, for one

Tartan to indicate barrier on border

Place for passport inspections

Lines to be cracked

XPINPU LPXXOJP, for example

English word

Compact

Niels Bohr, to Victor Borge

Fellow countryman

Fellow citizen

Smug, uncritically self-satisfied

'Smug, but comes to a cheap end (10)'

Point for me in remark that's smug

Hear a word of praise for the whole crew

It makes perfect tribute on radio

Companion's flattering remark heard

Complete

Complex

Expression of polite admiration

End of quote

Word of praise

Corrupt

Union; combination; a coupling; a pair.

Crumply

Plant taken out to lunch for a drink

Jack-in-the-pulpit's cousin

Plant also known as lords-and-ladies

A marching off.

Sudden departure

Mixing damp cement in Split, out of the blue

Tempt nerd with a fizzy Moselle, perhaps

Office would leave me in depression

Sports or payroll

Extensive use of troops (wordplay)

Positioning of troops

Distribution of resources

Schools used to grade pupils in this.

Expel people starting to trash carriage

From outside port, men took bearing

Alcohol, for one

Downer of French worker packing iron

Drug reducing nervous activity

Lacking hope - ten odd pens (anagram)

Down in the dumps

Almost without hope

""Having two successive sets of teeth (deciduous and permanent), one succeeding the other; as, a diphyodont mammal; diphyodont dentition; opposed to monophyodont. as, a diphyodont mammal; diphyodont dentition; opposed to monophyodont.""

Let down badly in paid post

Fill with chaGRIN

Let down

Record agent and worker not agreeing

Contrary, disagreeing

Inconsistent

""PERSANT piercing, also PERCEANT, PERSAUNT""

Contempt in crushing spiders, etc.

In action, press cited for contempt

Press cited for spreading contempt

Plumpness, French style.

Plumpness? Point to retiring aristocrat and me

Word from French meaning stout or full of figure

John Locke, philosophically

One believing all knowledge is based on experience

Somehow it's crime to imprison holy philosopher

Part of problem - ploy men typically use

Use of pieces in work of Ptolemy

A person's work or profession

The buck private stops here

Outdoor quarters.

Sting victim's court defense, perhaps

Tricking (of someone) into crime

Underhand arrest maneuver

MEP can't see new temporal regulator

Part of a watch, typewriter or piano

Part of watch mechanism

Steep slope - map's centre (anagram)

Steep slope recent maps disguised

Long steep slope

Inducing euporia.

Mess around (with)

Soldiers follow one in specialist trial

Try a new position, for example

Pointer having to play with mail

Handle letters and sign

Directional sign.

Source of some breakfast juice

Item pictured on '35 Florida plates

Citric acid source

English word

Insect interpreting sacred mysteries?

Interpreter of sacred mysteries

Insect interpreting sacred mysteries (wordplay)

Aspidistra, for one

Leaves inside (wordplay)

Potted palm, for one

ALERT to {warn=v}

""(Mathematics) Maths (of a matrix, transformation, etc.) not changed in value following multiplication by itself [from Latin idem same + potent 1 ]""

Weakening, damage

The thing about politician high fliers is weakness

Injury suffered by 1000 pilots during exercise

Vampire film's denouement, perhaps

Enclosure with stakes

Getting stuck without a tool

""The act of imparting, or that which is imparted, communicated, or disclosed.""

Barrier to free speech (wordplay)

Defect preventing fluent speech

PM tied me in knots as a hindrance