2-Letter Words Ending in N

Pal at inn (anagram)

A hollow nut found in ordinary fruit

Firmly fix one in fruit

Turtle's bottom shell.

Torso-protecting armor

Doctor patrols with new pad to protect chest

""A small pointed object for plucking guitar strings, also PLECTRUM, PLECTRE""

Aquatic vegetation

A type of vacuum tube

Soldier at the head of a patrol

Go-to person

Forefront figure

Pointman

Having cut back course, one's afraid

No, L Troop does not want such a coward

Utter coward

It for one has a place in a broken spoon

Is it one place in the spoon (wordplay)

With it I have a place in 16 across

Sub-atomic particle

Particle one found in smashing protons

Antiparticle of the electron

Following a burn

Occurring after one's teenage years [adj] / a young adult

Bartender's product

One can swig a pint, too

Drink - a magical one ensnaring volunteers

Discipline beforehand.

A simple protein

Punishment

The act of {pupating=v}

Loaf, one of four equal parts

- - loaf, four-pound loaf

Old term for a gill

Poet Omar's transport (wordplay)

Four-line stanza

A poem of four lines

Do some grilling (wordplay)

Doubt source of gospel (wordplay)

Quiz shows matter!

A post used as a target

Tom Sawyer was one

Blueprints drawer*

River worker

Operators of river boats.

River travelers

Malayan tree bearing red fruit

Bright red Malaysian fruit

Nevertheless, one is following Aries

Beating of a drum

Continuous drum beat.

Sound of drum beats.

Combustion or decomposition, say

Response (to a stimulus)

Double take, for one

Reach once more

Again get about at what ain't confused

Achieve (goal) once more

Again, do up rogue's clothing, about to pinch bum

Velcro again, perhaps

Make secure again.

Double-check the seat belts

Perhaps the telling sort of 7 down

Storytelling uncle perhaps

Maybe brother Rex is on ecstasy

The act of {removing=v}

Get back

Part of day fine ... stop!

Repress (strong emotion)

Prevent (from excess)

Discoverer of light rays (1845-1923).

Tenor collated information for physicist

International unit of dose of gamma rays

Solemn supplication (in Christianity)

Asking back to work to cut dole

Time to beat the bounds? You want rain to go somehow

Decay in a roundabout way (wordplay)

Round trip (wordplay)

Decay? In a roundabout way, perhaps

Worker who makes rounds

Newspaper deliverer, for example

Milk or mail deliverer

Routeman

Official approval (for an action)

Maybe bar contains nuts

Maybe Boycott is in, so can't bowl over

A chemical compound

Marine rail carrier.

Ship for railroad cars

A {hormone=n}

Hospital administration (wordplay)

Act of calming via a drug

Treatment for hyperactivity

Treason - it is done (anagram)

Revolution against a government

Act of treason

Cessation of work.

Pull the plug

Stoppage of activity

Sort of key (found in cupboard?)

Key frame (wordplay)

Unskinned thing (wordplay)

Fine strip by bird? Trollop!

Relative of Doll Tearsheet.

Dirty, untidy woman

De-crease (wordplay)

Sand, maybe

Make flat or even - not in homes

Liquefaction of a gel

A completely wet answer (wordplay)

Clue for 'Liquid' requires it!

What you're finding now

The process or sorbing

Of Counties Cork and Kerry, say

Of Cork or Waterford, say

From Texas, say

A southerner

Bucket of 'poison' thrown over abstainer

Tobacco chewer's target

Old hotel-lobby item.

Infantry officer's half-pike

Early shafted weapon

Last free animal - a horse!

Megan is one of theese (lmao)

Still on a rocking horse (wordplay)

Choral ode in ancient Greek drama

Zealous apostle penning a choral song

Holy man - a stylite - in Greek ode

Soaks reported in pancreatic enzyme

Extinct mammal with ridged teeth

Extinct mammal related to the mastodon and the elephant

Boy keeps birds in part of ship

Keel part

Figure childishly drawn - staff supporting criticism

Assless chaps (wordplay)

Many elementary school art figures

Simple figures

Tailor nitpicks tie fastener

Accessory from candle endings

Necktie knot holder

Frictional force which occurs two surfaces contact

Refinery worker

Moonshiner

Stillman

Cowboy broker (wordplay)

Reagan's budget director

Warehouse worker

Cattle raisers

Cattle raisers

Cattle farmers

Train set (anagram)

Restrict as to finances.

Distress put right, we hear

Deeply affected, by grief say

Seriously affected (by, eg, condition)

Afflicted with illness, say

Walked with long steps

Strike

Like a mule

Set in one's ways

Unreasonably unwilling to change

Fall guy (wordplay)

One who falls for a star (wordplay)

Substitute in a chase scene, maybe

They fall for film stars (wordplay)

Daring stand-ins

Daredevils of a sort

Fish - got nurse (anagram)

The way to encourage fish (wordplay)

Bone in the doctor's fish (wordplay)

A subdivision of a taxon

An antibiotic

Excessive sweating

Go after poor act I, saying little

Perhaps it's I, cat, that's so 25 down

Reserved, saying little

Emotional collapse, maybe

State of panic (informal)

A steep drop to follow political bias

Tolerate eider (wordplay)

Remove from the bulletin board

Dismantle, as a Christmas tree

A small African monkey

Potential member of the jury.

Extra juryman.

Extra juror.

Certain members of a jury.

Late additions to a jury

People summoned to a jury

Isn't Alma noted for charm (wordplay)

Scott's penny

Good-luck charm

One who keeps score

Unofficial vote-counter

Count on chap who sells on credit

People who keep score

They sell goods on account

Score recorders almost speak to me in resurrecting New York line

Cotton fabric for costumes

Stiffened gauze used in millinery.

Kind of thin muslin.

""A cotton fabric, also TARLATAN""

Sailor minimally clad in 11 (wordplay)

Herb - a torn rag (anagram)

Sailor to keep teasing Herb (wordplay)

Word on Washington, D.C. license plates

Adult taking time in cab on duty

Revenue from levies

House purchased for a lot (wordplay)

Andrew to fix level

Drop feathers in trash

A pot's stirred with one (wordplay)

Coffee stirrer (wordplay)

Five millilitres (cookery)

Tefillah

Calls for aid (wordplay)

Calls for relief (wordplay)

Lengthy TV programme for charity

A reptile; a printer (anagram)

Partner and I turned turtle!

Animal quietly lying in ground

Plane figure with four angles and sides

Four-sided plane figure

Got a rent regulated at a certain figure

Eerie-sounding instrument

Instrument on many sci-fi soundtracks

High tremolo instrument

A little bit thrown out by the heat

Actor writing article on Spain, perhaps

He paints badly - can he act (wordplay)

He paints (anagram)

Taper

Reduce

Diminish

A chemical compound

Missing hotel floor (wordplay)

Will Carling's lucky number (wordplay)

Unlucky number (wordplay)

Fulcrum for an oar.

Oarlock

I'm warning you - risk small measure!

Intimidate numbers (nonverbal)

Engage in saber rattling

An {enzyme=n}

A screw that is turned by the thumb and fingers

A hormone secreted by the thymus

Hormone forming the active principle of a neck gland

Like an old wristwatch (wordplay)

Familiar through overuse

Like some jokes

Why one goes to an auction?

Why one goes to an auction (wordplay)

Sledge poor boot gang

Marked or wearied by hard labours

Showing the marks of hard labour, as hands may

""Derivative of glycocoll, also TOLUID, TOLUIDE""

The country is not for him

Not a country fellow but a citizen

Urban dweller has slave after short time

Village people, in part

People from the same place as you

Misters from the same place as you

Inspector of the rails

Ron Delaney is one.

Rail worker

Snell and Beatty.

Milers, for example

Bob Mathias and others.

Pulling - into cart (anagram)

Grip - rat in cot (anagram)

Not still at last a drawing (wordplay)

A brilliantly-coloured Asiatic pheasant

Pheasant in a pot gran cooked

A brightly-coloured pheasant

Switch hitter (wordplay)

Casey Jones, for example

Conductor's aide

A railway brotherhood

Conductor's assistants

Conductor, engineer, etc.

""Pertaining to traprock, also TRAPPOSE, TRAPPOUS""

Certain sanitation worker

Sanitation engineer

Their business is picking up

Smart hen circles, in US, refuse men

Sanitation workers

The strip of lawn between the street and pavement

You might roll in it, possibly!

Very large number

1 followed by 12 zeros

Sort of sailboat

Three-hulled yacht

With hulls that are neat over the island

A protein of muscle

Lorry driver on traffic island

Drivers of semis

""A swimming stroke, also TRUDGEN""

Defoe's sort of Englishman

Turn in on (anagram)

Supporting pin

One of pair of supports on which something pivots

A light metal (wordplay)

The W (wordplay)

Snug tent (anagram)

Type of jet engine

High-thrust engine

Gas-turbine aero-engine

Reject spin - fluff!

Just say no

NWOD? No thanks!

Like Romulus and Remus

Delivered jointly

Like part of a special delivery (wordplay)

Like players who sweep things

Has always one, by the sound of it

Never lost nor chastised

Not bitten

Open one's lip (wordplay)

Prepare for take-off (wordplay)

Open, as a shirt

Nun's fate (anagram)

Slow down, perhaps, in a loose sense

Loosen or open, say seatbelt

Not obtained

Not molten

Upthrow

Summer's highlight

Time away from work

Worker's respite

Arrangement of veins, as in leaves.

Arrangement of veins in a leaf

Innovate (anagram); a system of blood vessels

An event I organised for Casanova, say

Kind of blind (wordplay)

Marco Polo, for one

""A poisonous mixture of alkaloids, also VERATRIA""

A solid nein (wordplay)

Simply not done

Simply not allowed

Source of grief or annoyance

State of being annoyed or worried

Act of troubling or annoying someone

A protein found in egg yolk

A calling as to priesthood

Trade produced in octavo

Calling in life

Will this be it (wordplay)

Will I toil on after five (wordplay)

Act of will

Spiraled shape

Night-worker (wordplay)

Jeweller formerly on guard (wordplay)

Guard to observe staff

Nighttime security-guard guys

Security folk

First ones to spot the king's ghost, in "Hamlet"

Crabber, for one

Gondolier, for one.

Inventor of the fountain pen

Not even a small drink for them

Guys in the fishing business, for example

Wreathed

A soluble yellow colouring

""One who sails a yacht, also YACHTER, YACHTIE""

Yachtman

Turkish saber.

Turkish saber

Of more use to an offensive Turk than a gay

Last evening Poet

Last evening: Poet.

Someone we both know in a Victorian novel

Occurrence of vegetation in well-marked bands

Carrying off (of a person)

Taking badly (wordplay)

Alien encounter, some claim

Hopeless state of protest when leader's been replaced

End of the act (wordplay)

A way to be doing with this (wordplay)

Action of terminating (a practice)

""A sudden, violent separation""

Collecting corps' soldiers during battle

Process of growth

Increase of carbon in explosive reaction

Process of making operate

ACYLATE to introduce acyl into

Monkey on one's back ("Henry V")

I did act on (anagram)

Maybe this is inhabited

The act of adducing or bringing forward.

Commercial speech (wordplay)

Love a fair helping of bother (wordplay)

Allowance of fuss and of love (wordplay)

Very high regard

Sycophant's specialty

High praise for an adult I love to tease

ADVECT to transport by the flow of a fluid

Feeling of fondness

Feeling of strong liking

Admiration of affectation from the army

Poison produced by food moulds; oxtail fan (anagram)

Perhaps I am never in time like this

On following no following amend, perhaps

Am finished before it starts (wordplay)

State of unrest

Rabble-rouser's activity

Attack of the fidgets.

""A crystalline, transparent, colorless substance found in the allantoic liquid of the fetal calf; formerly called allantoic acid and amniotic acid. allantoic acid and amniotic acid.""

""A synthetic clear or amber-colored viscous insecticide, C 19 H 26 O 3 , similar to pyrethrin.""

I'm in a race - go!

Paul's in a state - that's life!

Perhaps I'm A in a people for life

Articles above Leo, seen opposite the sun

A floral ornament. See Palmette Palmette

Any of various water-soluble pigments that impart to flowers and other plant parts colors ranging from violet and blue to most shades of red.

Pertaining to the Anthozoa.

ALIEN to transfer to another as property

AUXIN a growth promoting substance

CODON a triplet of basic DNA components

HUMAN a {person=n}

""One of several antibiotic substances produced by several species of Streptomyces, active against various fungi. They are used only experimentally, not in medicine. The two best-known antimycins are antimycin A1 (C28H40N2O9) and antimycin A3 (C26H36N2O9). They are notable for their mechanism of action, interference with the proton pumping mechanism of fungi.Streptomyces, active against various fungi. They are used only experimentally, not in medicine. The two best-known antimycins are antimycin A1 (C28H40N2O9) and antimycin A3 (C26H36N2O9). They are notable for their mechanism of action, interference with the proton pumping mechanism of fungi.""

Shot in the arm, perhaps

Neutralizer of a sort

Substance that neutralises poison

Buster's stance, maybe

Wal-Mart, to many labor advocates

Unwilling to get organized

URBAN pertaining to a {city=n}

Essential supply for an ophiologist

Solution to a snakebite

Substance that counteracts snake poison

WOMAN to play the part of a woman

Belong, relate (to)

Relate to an unusual pet pirana

Not the way 8 down would relate to