2-Letter Words Ending in T

Creasy

Most spine-chilling

Describing a ghost story.

Most unsettling

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

Most huggable idle stud condemned by Conservative

Cursed

Cutesy

In audition, emblem is attached to foremost musician

Most delicate

Most petite

Most delicate

Utmost

Most stylish

Darkly

Utmost, informally

Utmost

Derek Underwood at his best!

Most pernicious

Least safe

Decent

Get rid of stuffiness: get second wind

Clear churchman's joke for an audience

If date set (anagram)

Feed poorly, at first being hopeless

He's always expecting to be beaten

The man's tucked in - fit to burst!

Bursting: bot.

Emerging forcefully from hot Irish capital in fall

DENTURE a set of teeth

Extra capsule in a pill bottle

Do not eat substance

Dryer found in freak accidents

Most reverent.

DIABOLISE

Plato was one

Conversation writer

Dimply

Direct

Decaff? It's designed to put you off

Resolution to face duke (fist), or turn away (wordplay)

Make discontented having detective inspector's influence

Make uneasy or embarrassed

Rattle male in party with sudden attack

Sweet daughter is first to perplex

Shame! Say it's wrong

Loss of reputation

Refuse to believe

A dishcloth.

It's lying by the plate, one's tea, say

Deceitful - hedonists (anagram)

Hedonists turned out to be deceptive

Clean scent if I'd showered (wordplay)

Doctor finds Ice-T free of germs

Use Lysol on

INFEST to invade and swarm over

Dispose of shares

Sell shares small boy put up, not wearing a shirt (wordplay)

Vice in its place - good guy is to withdraw backing

Dismal

Puzzle Editor's in muddle!

Confuse the team at Leyton (wordplay)

Confuse at Brisbane Road!

He may argue policeman's set on worker

One who argues

Argumentative one.

Insets did for one who opposes authority

Opposer of official line

One casting a "no" vote

Off-key and cacophonous

Lacking harmony

Clashing unmelodiously.

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

Doggone

Canine doctrinaire (wordplay)

Pet in fog at dyed-in-the-wool type

Stickler for rules to follow a tribal leader into haze

Doughy

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

Move from "D" to "L" (4,5)

Move to a lower gear

Slow without braking

A vertical pipe for carrying rainwater down from a roof gutter.

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

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

One barely working (wordplay)

Lili St. Cyr, for one

She grins and bares it

One might be worried to see lost ice go!

Student of environments.

Global warming researcher, often

Malthus, for one

Comes into (anagram)

Galbraith's calling.

Advocate of Christian unity.

Artist of smooth surfaces.

Artist initially erased celebrity register

One who publicly praises or flatters another

One who offers praise, waving team's icon

The study of wine and the making of wine; viticulture.

Anais Nin, for one

Purveyor of hot stuff

Site meant for small cafe!

Sounds as if it's in France

Small (and usually shabby) cafe or bar

One who doesn't speak plain English (wordplay)

(used with a sing. verb) The study of the improvement of human functioning and well-being by improvement of living conditions.

One versed in the science of exegesis or interpretation; also called exegete. exegete.

Extreme

One with very radical views

Test mixer drunk by radical

Far left- or right-winger

Creator of very imaginative fiction

Creator of strange worlds

Soldier, when engaged in writing, is a dreamer

Faulty

Featly

One way to land (and puzzle theme)

One way to enter a pool

One way to enter the pool

Feisty

One with a peculiar attachment - perhaps she fits it

An upholder of feudalism.

Most in need of a bath

Dyer and Bowyer had a public one

Hand-to-hand battle

Possibly a bareknuckle encounter

Flabby

Flaggy

Flappy

Wearing the most bling, say

Most gaudy, being faithless

Most dazzling

""FLAVOR to impart a special taste to, also FLAVOUR""

Fledgy

Most like a cumulus cloud

Most in need of toning

""The act of fleshing, or the excitement attending a successful beginning.""

Like the worst excuse

Flinty

Most coquettish

Floaty

Flocky

Floppy

Flossy

Most superficial

Folksy

Sail at a ship's front

Care taken at gunpoint (wordplay)

Caution - dubious gift horse!

Prudence becoming sore in battle

Artistic conservative

One is too punctilious to produce a catalogue

Prepare for shopping trip as a stickler for procedure (wordplay)

Freaky

Fretty

Most ruffled

Superlatively ruffled

Fringy

Most playful

Frizzy

Froggy

Frosty

Frothy

Frouzy

Frowsy

Frowzy

Fruity

Most dowdy

FUSION the act of melting together

Gainly

Most awkward

Change of clothing in the car (wordplay)

May be on column or floor (4,5)

Speed stick (wordplay)

Surveyor to stop going east of creek

Surveyor finally finding excuse to stop

I got seeds for scientific student of earth's shape and size

Fault finder (wordplay)

Stones fan (wordplay)

One studying rocks

Ghosty

Giggly

In a most glad manner

Glairy

Most lifeless girl's found in drink

Most vitreous

Most expressionless

""A seashore plant of the Spinach family (Salicornia herbacea), with succulent jointed stems; also, a prickly plant of the same family (Salsola Kali), both formerly burned for the sake of the ashes, which yield soda for making glass and soap. Salicornia herbacea), with succulent jointed stems; also, a prickly plant of the same family (Salsola Kali), both formerly burned for the sake of the ashes, which yield soda for making glass and soap.""

Gleamy

Gleety

Glitzy

GLOBALISE GLOBAL worldwide or comprehensive

Globby

Most dispirited

Miles to go - terrible - most depressing!

Most depressing

Most shiny, sleek

Most like magazine covers

Most lustrous

Glumpy

Most contorted

Gnatty

Goggly

Golden

Goodly

Shrub of beet family

Plant of the beet family

Grabby

Grainy

Small projectiles fired from cannon

Small cannon balls

Ammunition in ogre's path exploded

Most lush, as lawns

Fundamental

Indicating political trends emerging spontaneously from the people.

Fried in the most oil, say

Most covered with oil

Mostly in want, but not mostly in need

Least generous, stops running in hail

Most shamelessly grasping.

Greeny

Grippy

Grisly

Gritty

Groggy

Groovy

Grotty

Grouty

Growly

Most dirty

Muckiest stones, extra black, blocking gate, regularly removed

Gruffy

Grumpy

Grungey

Sherpas' newspaper (wordplay)

Traveler s aid

Sign that shows the way

Guilty

John Williams or Andres Segovia, say

Segovia, for instance.

He may pull strings to get in the band

Hackly

Judaism A haggadic writer.

Haulmy

Beauty spot (wordplay)

One way to dive

Without thinking, race around dead trees

Most vigorous and cheerful

Most robust

Most sincere

Most free from infirmity or disease

Device that generates solar power

Sunbeam reflector

Practitioner of folk medicine

A simple manufacturer

Medicinal-plants adept

Person associated with (-ist)

Superlative adjective

Perfect vantage point (wordplay)

Why one sat on one's glasses (wordplay)

Moon (wordplay)

Part of a Christmas land-scape

Proof of a cold night

Phenomenon of a chilly dawn.

Hollow

Destruction by fire.

Fatal conflagration

Mass slaughter

Homely

Honest

Garment for Elizabeth Browning

Relic of crinoline days.

Dress that makes a slow dance difficult

A coarse American plant of the Mint family (Monarda punctata). Monarda punctata).

Baloney!

Where one lives only on water (wordplay)

Mobile home on the river!

*Mobile home, perhaps

Something to wear.

Domestic pet consuming old garment

Bathrobe's cousin