2-Letter Words Ending in D

Crispen

Like designer dogs

Angry b-bloody mongrel

Hybridised

""A beam or bar across the head or end of a rod, etc., or a block attached to it and carrying a knuckle pin; as the solid crosspiece running between parallel slides, which receives motion from the piston of a steam engine and imparts it to the connecting rod, which is hinged to the crosshead.""

Traffic light site, maybe

Place for a stoplight.

Street, vis-a-vis an avenue

A blow in anger (wordplay)

Side-blow (wordplay)

Cyclist's woe

Angry remark that puzzles (wordplay)

Puzzle (for the intelligent)

What are you doing here (wordplay)

Cuirass

Bobbed - bent the knee

Eased, as from shock.

Softened and served dish on cue

Ring in copper polished and protected

Cutinise

Long for a dog (wordplay)

Small dog (from Germany?)

Slinky in "Toy Story," for example

Speed counter goes on here (wordplay)

Car's instrument panel

Bolt to piece of wood, forming panel

Debruise

Lowered in status

Less even (wordplay)

Went down and removed folds

Ironed (wordplay)

Defocus

Readied for roasting, perhaps

A poet in action thawed out

Did freezer maintenance

Cleared, as a drive

Erased, as videotape

Degrease

Action taken around start of week is vilified

Densify

Laid down naturally (like silt)

Placed for safekeeping

Put into an account

Gloomy journalists, indeed!

In a low mood

Urge going into action when feeling low

""(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) any beetle of the family Dermestidae, whose members are destructive at both larval and adult stages to a wide range of stored organic materials such as wool, fur, feathers, and meat. They include the bacon ( or larder), cabinet, carpet, leather, and museum beetles [from New Latin dermestida, from Greek dermēstēs, from derma skin + esthiein to eat]""

Descant

Got down to it at last at last

Sloped downward.

Went down

Gave details of

Portrayed in words

Represented in words

Tied to sedentary work

Vault below lectern offering no escape from office

Like ghost towns

With no one around

Made extremely sad

Was without hope (of).

Gave up hope of cooking dried peas

Lacked hope

Ravaged

Despond

Cleaned up a microscopic specimen, for example

Tore the defence apart

Put an end to

Damaged irreparably, ruined

Desugar

Identified

Diapause

Put aside in delivery (wordplay)

Went off (wordplay)

Went on a tangent

Cured of a misconception

Tar in neglected surroundings put right

Free from error

To refuse to assent.

Not with you on that (Oregon)

Didn't come to terms

Varied as I'd reversed desire

Refused to acknowledge

Said to have sworn to be denied

Repudiated

Failed to welcome second group and split up

Broken up

Expelled from the practice of law

Kept from practicing

Disbud

Paid out

Record first conducted without leader of choir going barefoot

Discant

Lost one's heart, maybe (wordplay)

Record dared to be thrown out!

Dad's cider (anagram) - chucked out

Discept

Made out it was forcibly rescinded

Distinguished, made out

Round object made without a saw

Made converts

Revealed odd slices after carving

Made known

Made public

Discord

We talked about the sound of 18 across

Gave pros and cons

Talked over.

Refused to recognize

Treated with scorn

Treated with contempt

Relinquished

Threw up and expired, having secretly knocked back spirits

In the doghouse (wordplay)

In the doghouse

Suffering shame

Seeking anonymity, perhaps

Thus Rosalind appears

Part 2 of the definition

Saying 'Eww!,' say

Saying "Eww!," say

Fed up, in a way.

Dishelm

Disject

Disjoin

Dislimn

Removed a bail, perhaps

Knocked out of position

Evicted Doctor of Divinity shown around island cottage

Dismast

Permitted to leave

Brushed off or sacked

Spurned daughter is yearned for

Behaved naughtily

Committed insubordination

Is the inspector weeping, perhaps, at not having been dutiful (wordplay)

Dispart

Drove away without charm (wordplay)

Melted away! Gone! About time!

Banished for a while, died out

Dispend

Gave out medicines

Did without, with "with"

Did without, with 'with'

Went in all different directions

Broke up

Criticised over salesperson turning up over a wide area (wordplay)

IRO is charged with such persons.

Moved from its proper position

Forced out

Indian's centre spread shown

Shown publicly

Sidney got back in the side, but just for the show

Displode

Displume

Played this and died around the game

Made merry.

Frolicked in games that must have died out

Disprize

Daughter is tested and shown to be wrong

Shown to be false

Made a liar of

Pay no attention to

Overlook - inattention

Neglect

Disroot

Threw into turmoil

Got in the way of

Was no longer in order to have died around the spurt

Disseat

Studied in detail

Cut into small pieces

Analyzed closely

Disseise

Disseize

Just said nay

Didn't go along

Felt differently

Dissert

Disserve

Came up with a solution (wordplay)

Reduced to a liquid form

Concluded centre of viaduct is cracked

Dissuade

Distain

Outdid, as in a marathon

Kept away, with "oneself"

The position taken in did set one apart from

Distaste

Ignored (wordplay)

Swollen with pressure

Stretched out.

Like a retired cashier (wordplay)

Made it spirited

Uncultivated (wordplay)

Out of focus

Pulled out of shape

Like most monsters

Brutes did become emotionally confused

Having upset one, the outburst died out

Bird duets wildly, creating upset

One sided wrangle about getting divorced

Split

Separated

Disvalue

Divinise

Cut the deadwood

Smaller now, in corporate-speak

Cut back, in corporate-speak

Footballer on the way to Stirling

Moving toward the orient

Going from L.A. to Baltimore, for example

The earth is of this shape

Earth's shape

Form solid pile in solid form

Embosom

Seized and held.

Covered with a hard coating

Caked, in a way

Reinvigorated on seeing red, perhaps

Gave vitality to

Green side can be stimulated

English

Dress gone? Hidden? Lost (wordplay)

Completely absorbed, rapt

Paying no attention to the outside world

Jen's conceded that somewhat settled

Settled in fine, in the end

Aim to keep fine at Oxford and settled

Cherished as sacred

Dinner she (anagram) - held as sacred

Kept sacred

Preserved fodder in a way

In storage.

Tangled, fowl lost her head and growled

Tangled up

Twisted up

Enclosed in a globe

Enswathe

Placed (into someone's care)

Gave over (to)

Charged with a duty.

Entwist

Conceived to have a face in the end

Viewed with the mind's eye.

Saw in one's mind

Scored vital goal in match? Offside!

Brought into line, punished, I squealed

Drew level

Entered via ladders

Went there, perhaps

Made a bigger war.

Got more intense

Baked in sauce, as potatoes

'E 'as been done down by the Crown

If 'e has not played fair, all his stuff went to the Crown

Rough times with a date

Roughly it is in Latin I got married

Reckoned diets changed around China

Spent the summer

Remained torpid during summer.

Put at a distance

Friends no more.

A nerd gets (anagram) - separated

Exacted by way of a fine

Eternise

Praised (someone) highly

Praised formally

European Union record is set down by editor and praised

Faded away

Faded away.

Seven and ace, possibly diamonds, vanished

Evanish

Used kettlebells, say

Got to get trained

Did push-ups

Needing a rest

He used tax form that's expired

Worn out as he taxed us horribly

Expelled evil spirits.

Driven away or drowned in cut

Put a ban on spirits

Exposit

Pushed out, you said (wordplay)

Said to be sent at speed (wordplay)

Stated, put into words

Exscind

It's not the real Robin lying there

Lie has fooled Dicky

That's not really Robin lying there

Falsify

Fantasy

Faradise

Home on the grange.

Ranch, for example

Dream fast shattered at cultural centre

Malformed, as plant stems

""Growing in a bundle, tuft, or close cluster; as, the fascicled leaves of the pine or larch; the fascicled roots of the dahlia; fascicled muscle fibers; fascicled tufts of hair.as, the fascicled leaves of the pine or larch; the fascicled roots of the dahlia; fascicled muscle fibers; fascicled tufts of hair.""

Find a shoe badly made

Something old

Designed

Feminise

Like some party rooms

Added colorful decor to

Decorated, in a way.

Sale I find, after negotiation, agreed upon

From the horse's mouth

To begin, pass direct

From direct experience

Fission

Flemish

Fluidise

Hot and bothered

In quite a state, put out

Having lost one's composure

Focalise

Fossick

Took in a drug by inhaling its fumes

Deodorised free-range hens feed across river

Deodorized

Rejuvenated

Furbish

Given vessel, trawled about

Equipped with tables,chairs etc

Provided, supplied

English word

Added herbs from his garden

Dressed for dinner

Dressed overall, wearing ensign, about to cast off

Maybe winkle good parts out

Snail, for one

Slug, for example

""Any of numerous, mostly tropical herbs or shrubs of the family Gesneriaceae, including African violets, the Cape primrose, and gloxinia.""

Glissade

Gee, lent an ear to it and it shone!

Gee, one heard what one saw what was shining!

Shown lustrously

Sparkled.

""Resembling gneiss; having some of the characteristics of gneiss; applied to rocks of an intermediate character between granite and gneiss, or mica slate and gneiss.""

... spread story: icon covering head in shocking Pepsi outburst

Savanna or prairie

Past your sound for a graze

Informer has to alight by prairie

9s with part of the Cretaceous

""HANDSEL to give a good luck gift to, also HANSEL""

Gym whim (wordplay)

Palms-down feat

Part of a gymnastic routine

Hansel

Paved area for parking

Used to dress a hen quite differently

Geared, as draft animals.

Put to use

Here hands become coarsened and tough

Became unpleasantly stern

Dealt with the outcrop (wordplay)

Farmed the runs (wordplay)

Gathered the crops

Yoga practitioner's shirshasana

Acrobat's stunt

Upside-down posture

Waited as the tide turned

Showed uncertainty as the tide went out

He said I was included but dithered

Hirsel

Got raspy, as a voice

Carrier holds aptly named football manager having strained his voice (wordplay)

Farmhouse, for example

1862 Act of Congress

House with adjoining farm

English word

Strong-smelling plant of the mint family.

Hosanna

Hostel

Hostess

Domestic novelist (wordplay)

Do hush Leo (anagram)

Big family's place, say

Housel

One of the help

Domestic mouse had one shattered

Woman who does work in homes

Humanise

He had to get American group restricted and managed thriftily

Resembling a state of extreme emotion

Utopian plan son's told tales about

One lies dead, in a way perfected

Perfected (wordplay)

Imbosom

Immunise

IMPASTO a style of painting

Troubled by spiders, me? Overpowered!

Hurried person's statement (wordplay)

Sitting back and thinking 'Wow!'