2-Letter Words Ending in D

Muslim judge popular in Scrabble

Muslim judge of North Africa

Muslim judge

One in four gets a bike of sorts

Brown spot (wordplay)

Short word for one of four born together

Nicker (old slang)

A pound goes up in smoke (wordplay)

Pound sterling (slang)

- - erat demonstrandum (QED)

Part of QED

Part of Q. E. D.

Private get-together (wordplay)

Group (of soldiers, players etc)

Small group (of soldiers)

Marine life in Guinea (wordplay)

Ink-jet user (wordplay)

Octopus's relative

Flow state (wordplay)

Part of LCD

It flows freely

Having a feeling of hurt pride

Brought discontent to

Stimulated, as curiosity

Shivered in one's shoes

Trembled, as with fear

Trembled, especially with cold or fear

Waited in line

Lined up for rations.

Lined (up)

Divided and folded sheets of paper

In sets of 24 sheets

Arranged in sheets, in bookmaking.

Cited (part of text)

In a sound bite, say

Gave, as an estimate

Calque

Having a casque

Clique

Did as well as

Was the same as

Was as good as

Reduced to an average

Considered as comparable

Regarded as the same

Opaque

Relative of "honked"

Made sound like duck

Sounded like a bufflehead

Quad

Drank down swiftly

Drank in long draughts

Tossed off

Trembled with fear or apprehension

Now and then fielder in square cowered

Shrank in fear

Quant

Put down question and answer (Slough)

Annulled as court conviction might be

Queen wants an outhouse demolished

Made a chess move

Got promoted, as a pawn

Cashed a pawn, in chess

Threw a spanner into

Spoiled

Put an end to

Put down, as a riot

Put down, in a way

Indicated as doubtful.

Expressed doubt about

Raised a question.

What Symons did for Rolfe

Searched for Forster heroine

Searched a trail, as a dog

Settled down

Made still

Hushed

Stuck, porcupine-style

Like a porcupine

Worked at Aunt Dinah's party

Kept busy at a bee

Participated in a bee

Peroxide Chem.

Peroxide: Chem.

Produced laugh lines (wordplay)

Got off a good one

Told a joke

Quirk

Quirt

Left? Right!

Discontinued.

Tested in class

Tested, as on "The $64,000 Question"

Asked questions

Quoin

Quoit

Like dorm rooms, often

Dirty and repulsive

Like the mean streets

Levelled the scores? That's settled

Made right or even.

Checked and balanced

Acted as an escort.

Took out a young lady.

Served as an attendant for a knight

Torque

Got papers without a disc (wordplay)

Came into possession of

Came to have.

Looked for Hepplewhites

Made to look old artificially

Artificially made to look old

Pertaining to {charqui=n}

Asked, in conclusion, what choir sounds like

Asked to finish, having penned several sheets

Investigated singers heard interrupting finale

In three parts; voice

Matched, rivalled

Matched.

Supplied (with items)

Fitted out with whatever's necessary

Joked after house finally is furnished

Esquire

Not readily converted into cash

Not easily cashed in

Short of cash after misfortune, with one pound

Showed curiosity

Asked about

Asked

Type of loom

Intricate-weave fabric

Intricate fabric pattern

Liquate

Liquor

Oblique

Dug from a pit

Mined, as granite

Preyed (wordplay)

Trilled

Slaked, as thirst

Rapidly cooled, as metal

Satisfied, as thirst

Raised petty objection

Argued about trivialities

Made picky points

Showed fear, maybe

Quaked in fear

Shook from question I have read aloud

Not an elective course.

Like some courses

Necessary to have sheets in colour

Paid back although wholly in debt

Paid back though completely in debt

Returned as love may be

Roquet

Glittery, as a gown

Like fancy gowns

Like many Dolly Parton outfits

A fluid colloidal system

Squad

Blew big-time

Blew up a storm

Blew hard.

Flattened or crushed

The woman in the group may be humiliated

Took care of, as some bugs

Became a sitting tenant (wordplay)

Acquired rights, in a way

Sat on one's heels

Complained

Screeched, as second tremor trapped wife and daughter

Made high-pitched noise

Made a quiet high-pitched sound

Uttered a shrill cry.

Squeal

Extracted juice from (fruit)

Got juice from (an orange)

Like bridge players, at times

Squeg

Squib

Squid

Inebriated: Slang

Inebriated Slang

Looked with eyes half-shut

Peered, in a way

Looked with partly closed eyes

Couldn't take questioning

Wriggled nervously

Writhed uncomfortably

Ejected liquid in a thin, fast stream

Used a child's gun

Let out a jet

Flattened like a bug

Made a squelching sound

Stepped on, as a bug

Squush

Not cited

Found not guilty and discharged

All let off so a hundred went off

Having been let off, a hundred left

Applique

Partook of a feast

Took many courses

Had a feast

Barbeque

Board of Harlequins (wordplay)

Like a chess board

Something that may bounce, like ball in test, up and down

Coequate

Overwhelmed, prisoner asked one to leave

Agreed report's to be suppressed

Beat trick question, shunning unknown journalist

Coquet

Like academic research, routinely

Croquet

Scored vital goal in match? Offside!

Brought into line, punished, I squealed

Drew level

Made the same

Evened out

Inquiet

(Of hair) sprayed to keep in place

Lacquey

Like rock in a volcano or infant's food

Turned to fluid

Liquify

Said "Play it again, Sam," say

Said 'Play it again, Sam,' say

Gave the actual words from a speech inaccurately

LIQUID a substance that flows freely

Outquote

For the audience, stadium assistant made a patterned floor

Quadrate

Horse or dog, perhaps (wordplay)

The horse, for instance.

Horse, for example

Having excellent credentials

Passed exams - with reservations

Got through to finals

Quantize

Didn't agree

Engaged in back seat sparring on a road-trip

Provided with lodging

Like a pro basketball game

Of a shield, divided into four sections

Quicken

Pitfall of sorts

Ground which sucks!

George in a hurry (wordplay)

Grew still

""QUINONE a crystalline derivative of aniline, also KINONE""

Made a new search (wordplay)

Put in for

Asked for

In all the right places

In order

Like some inaugural ball dresses

Had words

Had words with most of team with British having drawn blood

When they fought, the little bird was bleeding by the end of it

Cleaned a windshield

Wiped clean, in a way

Monosyllabic word meaning "sat on"

Sat on

Suppressed

Squiggle

Squilgee

Squinch

Squinny

Squoosh

Singular

Peerless

Familiar (with)

Know with with

Know with with

Complied without putting up opposition

Assented

Agreed

Old-fashioned

Awfully quaint, a Fifties youth is seen as behind the times

Passe.

Skidded on film of water

Engraved on copper using resin and nitric acid

Beliquor

Bequeath

BRIQUETTE

Broken by nasty sequel, old lady is mocked

Made uneasy

POISED poise

Revisited.

Father Ted, entertaining affected queen, may be patronised

Visited, if Quentin drops in, having got released to go outside

Sold off quickly

Sold off, as assets

Converted to cash

LIQUIDIZE To render liquid.

Multiplied by four

Adjusted for a larger group, as a recipe

For instance horse running round pound got much bigger

Apportioned

Had beef

Had one's doubts

After pursuit I had one held to be examined

Had reservations about inquiry from writer

Went from 2 to 10

Again got to study about many sheets (wordplay)

Reequip

Half liquid; semifluid.

Formed defense groups, of a sort

Played ducks and drakes with

Frittered away

Recklessly wasted

Squatter

Stored up for future use Colloq.

Stored up for future use: Colloq.

Stashed (away).

Peerless in Portsmouth

Lulu queued all night (getting 80% off), being without a match

(Love) not returned

Strong emotion that's not reciprocated

Like some love

Squid haven (anagram)

Overthrown queen left guards

Conquered, became the victor

Capital mission, one might say, changed state

""DESQUAMATE To peel off in the form of scales; to scale off, as the skin in certain diseases.""

Directional adverb or adjective

""EQUIVOCATE To use words of equivocal or doubtful signification; to express one's opinions in terms which admit of different senses, with intent to deceive; to use ambiguous expressions with a view to mislead; as, to equivocate is the work of duplicity. as, to equivocate is the work of duplicity.""

""MASQUERADE An assembly of persons wearing masks, and amusing themselves with dancing, conversation, or other diversions.""

PASQUINADE A lampoon or satirical writing.

REQUIRED require

QUANTITATE

Trapped a bug (wordplay)

In enforced seclusion

To rave in front of eyewitness in court gets one detained

Quitclaim

Reconquer

Relacquer

LIQUEFIED liquefy

In seclusion

Isolated flare up disrupted by expedition

Secluded

Squirrel

What Mt. Everest is, so far

Like the Minutemen at the bridge

Still fighting.

Lacking, or not lacking

Absolute - lacking requirements

Not suited

Removed from competition

Ruled inadmissible

Not allowed to race? It's why some people are driven!

LIBRATED librate

INEQUIVALVE

EQUIPPED equip

QUALIFIED qualify

Quartersaw

Reacquaint

Gave up

SEQUESTRATE To sequester.

SOLILOQUISE

SOLILOQUIZE To utter a soliloquy; to talk to one's self.

TRANQUILIZE

Not acquainted.

""Rarely visited; seldom or never resorted to by human beings; as, an unfrequented place or forest. as, an unfrequented place or forest.""

Fully accepted.

Beyond doubt

Not challenged

Past tense or past participle

Based here, this could be A, D, H or E

Set up prime location for controller cut four ways

Too educated (for a job)

Having passed too many exams

Led the team

Requisition

""TRANQUILLIZE To render tranquil; to allay when agitated; to compose; to make calm and peaceful; as, to tranquilize a state disturbed by factions or civil commotions; to tranquilize the mind.as, to tranquilize a state disturbed by factions or civil commotions; to tranquilize the mind.""

QUADRUPLICATE To make fourfold; to double twice; to quadruple.

QUINTUPLICATE

VENTRILOQUIZE To practice ventriloquism; to speak like a ventriloquist.

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