2-Letter Words Ending in T

Rufus anagrams cut out, right (wordplay)

Use of another's property.

Life-rent in Scottish law

""A fabric resembling velvet, also VELOUR""

The essential oil of the vetiver

Highly infectious (disease)

Full of hate

(Of disease) extremely severe

""A person who is bound by religious vows, also VOTARY""

Video game series set mostly on Azeroth

Real-time fantasy strategy game

Warty

Spent the most (wordplay)

Sweatier, being most tired

Tired to the max

Most strikingly odd

Least normal

Most unearthly

""A weasel, also WHITRACK""

""Bent on having one's own way, also WILLFUL, WILFUL, WILFULLY, WILLYARD""

Most talkative

Most prolix

A commercial boat

Most sycophantic

""A medicinal plant root, also PINKROOT""

Handcuff, in slang

Many a prom corsage

Cager's armband

Wrong

The anniversary of the death of a Jewish relative

Tough Roy upset to get curdled food

Pyramid with stairs (wordplay)

Temple in the form of a pyramidal tower

Stepped tower of ancient Sumer

""A Babylonian temple tower, also ZIGGURAT, ZIKURAT""

Ground hot and barren? Horrible!

Detestable/tenants' motto (wordplay)

Bad breath or not, initially offensive

Abrupt

""One that {absorbs=v}, also ABSORBATE, ABSORBENT, ABSORBER""

Bob ran set (anagram)

Spongy clue for boars (wordplay)

Like paper towels

Most foolish brutes, sad, torn apart

Most ludicrous

Beckett, for one

Like a Something Different puzzle

Beckett's revising suits Bard

Harmonious

Consonant.

Touch of color, perhaps

Decoration for naval personnel in a spot

Mend a torn dress with decoration

Most skilful at concealing steroid misuse

Like charcoal filter

Capable of deflecting moisture

Capable of producing a film about bears? Don't!

Attentive, heedful

The Reverend Father returns to his temporary quarters

One living the high life (wordplay)

Turn up (wordplay)

Man on the flying trapeze

Last to be following the majority

Right at the back, yet wanting the lion's share

Gentlemen's, for one

Arbitrator's goal

Yes, that will make it contract

Inspector of hives, perhaps

She can scratch that itch (wordplay)

Doctor healing great ills

""A graft of tissue obtained from a donor of the same species as, but with a different genetic make-up from, the recipient, as a tissue transplant between two humans. Also called homograft .""

Disorderly sort (wordplay)

Revolutionary in rash act (wordplay)

No government would please him!

DRAFT to conscript for military service

Like some business suits (wordplay)

Opposed to centralized industry.

Describing the Clayton Act.

Flat across the pond (wordplay)

Flat (chiefly US)

Flat (mainly US)

How upsetting for Grany Smith!

One not to upset (wordplay)

Place trap to upset this!

Wren, for one

I. M. Pei, for one

Building designer from the Arctic

One looking after records

Keeper of public records

One holding many records

""The architectural member surrounding the curved opening of an arch, corresponding to the architrave in the case of a square opening.""

English word

Missile base or plant

Starch-yielding plant

Take a bow to such starch underground

Rising

A nut roast served for one on rocket

One making use of space (wordplay)

One making good use of space (wordplay)

Most severe state sure to be troublesome

Extremely severe

AUTEUR the creator of a film

A tissue or organ grafted into a new position in or on the body of the same individual.

Not virulent.

COURT to {woo=v}

Backdrop

Barren

""An herbaceous plant (Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties. Trillium erectum), and its astringent rootstock, which is said to have medicinal properties.""

""A genus of herbs and shrubs (Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties. Aristolochia), reputed to have medicinal properties.""

Most sour-tasting

Most cynical

Most acrid

Least clear, in a way

Most misty

Superlatively fuzzy

Circulatory system (wordplay)

Circulatory system?

With dashing young man, search for scarlet flower

Plan to have naughty image (wordplay)

Design for a rude picture (wordplay)

Depressing picture (wordplay)

Blurry

Braggy

BRAILLE to write in raised print for the blind

Like the class valedictorian, perhaps

Most clever

Most brilliant

A little bit wooden (wordplay)

Branny

Brashy

Having the most nerve

Bratty

Link of German origin

German pork sausage

A type of small pork sausage

Brawlie

Maximally muscular

Eat on the go (wordplay)

Baker cooked cracking meal

First meal at Tiffany's

Most carefree

Bricky

Superlative for Sirius

Most intelligent

Most brainy

Excellent fish ain't at sea!

A diamond could be terrific!

Excellent fish? Ain't cooked!

Most likely to crumble

Least likely to bend

Most fragile

Sent out in waves (wordplay)

Common female performers put on show

Programme of actors with bad cast

Bronzy

Broody

Broomy

Browny

Brushy

Brusque

Burbly

Goat maybe with solid product from dairy

Say female in club gets dairy product

Calorie counter's concern

Born fool wrapping complete tree

Squash and spread fruitcake

Goat head, a sort of pumpkin down under

Torero's transport (wordplay)

Coupe's relative

Soft-top car

Scout's skill

Knowledge and skill required for outdoor life

One on the way up

Ladder climber

Worry at first about one wanting to get on

Mass Observation director

Someone to get mad with priest

Toaster, for example

Skier's aid

Skier's need

Way up the slope

Charry

Most smile-prone

Superlatively upbeat

Least dismal

Cherty

Chirpy

Empty cell on mountain? Most ingenious!

Most able mount comes from colt, oddly

The most able 150 are on top of mountain

""A bitter American herb of the Bloodwort family, with the leaves all radical, and the small yellow or white flowers in a long spike (Aletris farinosa and A. aurea). Called sometimes star grass, blackroot, blazing star, and unicorn root. Aletris farinosa and A. aurea). Called sometimes star grass, blackroot, blazing star, and unicorn root.""

Compete in a crayon contest (wordplay)

What impatient children do (wordplay)

Unchangeable, as a fabric

Papal pact with a state.

Papal pact

Ecclesiastical compact

Identical, as triangles

Identical in size and shape

In agreement

Study play's text (draft)

He has been forced into private service

He doesn't volunteer to study the text

Squeeze in one spot

Pinch villains, taken in we hear

Emulate a boa

Put up with tricks on old force in race

Make prisoners rude over time

Put together out of components or parts

PRESENT to introduce

PRODUCT something produced by labour or effort

Big cat, say, now drowned

Make a true facsimile?

Make a true facsimile (wordplay)

My daughter kept from biting bird

Glutton crashed new motorcar

Bird symbolic of gluttony

Member of the band.

Musician in the brass section

One of the brass

St. Elmo's fire. See under Saint. Saint.

Having a lot to lose (wordplay)

That's a bit thick!

Large clubs put loner off

Glittering in flashes; flashing.

""A function involving the coefficients and the variables of a quantic, and such that when the quantic is lineally transformed the same function of the new variables and coefficients shall be equal to the old function multiplied by a factor. An invariant is a like function involving only the coefficients of the quantic.""

Most ill-tempered

Most grouchy

Crafty

Craggy

Most irritable

Crappy

Gambling metaphor for a risky venture

Something determined entirely by chance

It's tough to predict

Small cavity atop a volcano

Crawly

Kindergarten artist.

Most dilapidated.

Most smooth, as peanut butter

Richest, as soups

(Of sauce/soup) richest

Creasy

Most spine-chilling

Describing a ghost story.

Most unsettling

Nectar: it's spread around top of pork crackling

Crackling

Crimpy

Crispy

Croaky

1 across ordered books for 14 (part 2)

French breakfast food

Buttery bakery buy

Croupy

Cruddy

Most sadistic

The fourth described thus by poet in case change to 2 takes precedence

Softest

Crummy

Most peevish

Cursed

Fiercely competitive - type of razor

Court that misrepresented killer

Merciless fox to hurt cat

Most stylish

Darkly

Utmost, informally

Utmost

Napping spot Iowa (nonverbal)

Lindsay, a Wimbledon champion

Napping spot in Iowa (wordplay)

Stared off into space

Let one's thoughts wander

Did some woolgathering

Ban girl coming out with topless dress

Legal exclusion

Prohibition making some Stateside barmen testy

U.S. citizen-to-be

Movement of eyes in modest lowering

Amount lost

Reduction, diminution

Extending downward; said of a leaf whose base extends downward and forms a wing along the stem.

Stay and calm down (wordplay)

Delay of French Revolution's effect

Stay in midst of students' agitation

DENTURE a set of teeth

Sure thing (wordplay)

Underarm spray, perhaps

Secret stuff (wordplay)

Discourage a nice bloke (wordplay)

Put man off soap (wordplay)

Get tender (anagram)

Hindrance.

Long sentence, for one

It puts off cleaner? Right for good!

That which restrains.

State of being harmed or damaged

Damage part of watch around edge

Harm or loss

English word

What Kipling's Kangaroo wanted to be.

Part 3 of the phrase

Unlike Clemo's percussionist

Direct

Shame! Say it's wrong

Loss of reputation

Refuse to believe

Puzzle Editor's in muddle!

Confuse the team at Leyton (wordplay)

Confuse at Brisbane Road!

I'd had back injury before start of the seizure

Discovery of dirt stain causes seizure of goods

Germany? First to accept coach's seizure ordered by court

Guy in scuba gear (wordplay)

Not the same frogman (wordplay)

Separating from masked man (wordplay)

""An extremely powerful downward air current from a cumulonimbus cloud, typically associated with thunderstorm activity.""

""In basketball, in a direction towards the basket, also UPCOURT""

Vertical air movement

Spoiler of a smooth plane ride

Air pocket

Totally blue and Tory!

Germany have the side? Absolutely!

Absolutely miserable, agreed (wordplay)

Draffy

Most in need of insulation

Breeziest.

Draggy

Stage hand (wordplay)

Ketti Frings, for one.

One who makes a scene

Drawly

Most marvelous

Most delightful

Handsomest Slang.

Most gloomy stare - dire it could be

Retired, as working is most depressing

Least pleasant, weatherwise

Dreggy

Most formal, fashion-wise

Most elegant

Drifty

Drippy

Most forlorn

Least spirited

Lamp on an adjustable cord

Drossy

Most likely to nod

Most soporific

Druggy

Drumly

Like DAD's lectures (wordplay)

Parched literary friend of an antiquary

More than dull

Durned

Operating theatre is most filthy

Most nourishing, as a meal

Operating theatre is most dirty

English word

Ballet dancer's leap

Difficult ballet step.

Enter Dotty, with bird's dance movement

Anais Nin, for one

Purveyor of hot stuff

Waste old money securing rock group

By a stream flowing outwards

Sociable, lively person unusually Green

Outgoing partygoer enters rude text

Person on lookout for more green

Extreme

One with very radical views

Test mixer drunk by radical

Far left- or right-winger

Is one out, going like this (wordplay)

Gregarious old dog enters race

Outgoing type's former car entered in TT

Merry from bubbly (wordplay)

Lively former queen (wordplay)

Exeunt bar, being in high spirits

Wild flower - get by hire (anagram)

A plant; they're big (anagram)

Small plant may look lively