2-Letter Words Ending in O

Flat toes (anagram)

Tiny Tim, for one

A forced high singing voice

Head

Individual inscription made on a wall

Scratching on walls, pottery, etc

Illicit drawing on a public building

Regarding this matter

In this situation

Theo is about to control his horse in that legal parlance

This way to the hero about the tune

To this matter, in legal terms

Regarding this point, in legalese

Up to this time

Up to this time.

Success with other arrangement so far

Contagious infection of the skin

Childhood skin affliction

Bacterial skin disease

Engraved design - I go Latin (anagram)

Engraving cut into a hard surface

Ornamental engraved design

Gradually slowing, in music

Retarding, in music

Decreasing in tempo, to musicians

Show words inside book (wordplay)

Tosca's story (wordplay)

Note-worthy text (wordplay)

Libertine - ol' hot air (anagram)

Libertine 1 : Harlot 0 (abandoned)

Don Juan mixed up 'Hair' and 'Loot'

With dignity, in music.

Majestically, to a conductor

Majestically in music

The Sandcastle (wordplay)

Circular tower for coastal defence

Circular fort used in Corsica, 1794.

Containing a particular chemical group

At an average pace (music)

With average speed (music)

At average speed (music)

Insect from Ecuador (wordplay)

Insect from Ecuador?

British WWII multi-role combat aircraft

Unfortunately true in negative particle

Ruin note about elementary particle

Particle with no electrical charge

Schubert piano trio

Absolutely necessary to score goal: bit wayward with ball

Cactuslike plant of the Southwest

Red-flowering desert shrub

Shrub of the southwestern desert

E.g. Handel's Messiah

Messiah for one

'Messiah,' for one

Continually repeated phrase (music)

Ground-bass (mus.)

Regular notes partly lost in a tornado

South Carolina's symbol

Small tropical tree

Low-growing tree with fan-shaped leaves

That's it exactly!

Wouldn't change a thing!

Cigar that shows no ellipticity whatever

Olive stuffing (Var.)

Red stuffing (wordplay)

Pepper in an olive

One in the party (wordplay)

Party fanatic, say

Life of the party (wordplay)

Nice toes sculpted in an artistic period

Seventeenth century style of Italian art and literature

With sudden emphasis in music

To be played with sudden emphasis (music)

Exchanging this, some spell 'emphasize', stopping at nothing with 'emphasise'!

Small picture on Roman orator with short bowing bouncing technique

Playing with the bow bouncing lightly off the strings

With each note detached (music)

With notes sharply separated (music)

Disconnected, like musical notes say

Cause of a grate problem (wordplay)

Titles to novels for one of The Daggers

Arch enemy (wordplay)

""A thrust with a rapier, also STOCCATA""

""A part of a saddle, also TAPADERA""

Marble flooring material

Polished mosaic floor

Flooring of marble chips

A flowering shrub

Decorative quilt design

Modern lines to 14th century in Italy

Italy's golden age

Giotto's period

Bookbinding term also known as duodecimo

Duodecimo, a bookbinding term

Book size

Isaac Stern, for one

Master has virus? Too bad!

Big deliveries (wordplay)

Area of skin that is white because of an absence of melanin pigmentation

The final battle (wordplay)

Battle station (wordplay)

Reverse from the terminus (wordplay)

South American plateau region

Plateau elevated on mountain with tail pieces

Singer swallows one proposal for the home of Titicaca

At a light moderate pace (music)

Musical tempo - ain't donna (anagram)

Slightly faster than walking pace (mus.)

MACHO one who exhibits machismo

Herod wanted to eat it first!

Introductory Italian course (wordplay)

Italian meal starter, perhaps

A band is to perform as punishment

Punishment by caning soles

Graduates can have a fuss when punished thus

One-hundredth of a balboa

Fraction of a lira, once

Hundredth of an Italian lira

Singer - not car lot (anagram)

Marian Anderson, for one

Total corn! (anagram)

A low rhamnaceous shrub (Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.Karwinskia humboldtiana) of the southwestern United States and Mexico. Its berries are said to be poisonous to the coyote.

Operating under a false name, perhaps

Covertly got in coin for change

With concealed identity

Somewhat slow (music)

In a fairly slow tempo (>music)

Line to gather unravels quite slowly

Place for keeping stores on a ship

Hospital for infectious diseases

Quarantine facility

Nothing to support clear party promises!

Public announcement of clear round

Party's publicly declared aims

Feature of many a bandito

Large elegantly curling hair above mouth

Facial decoration.

GHETTO to isolate in a slum

Must-do, as a musical motif

Subordinate motif, in music

Indispensable, in music

CIA topics codified in collage

Musical medley

Miscellany

Nutty Professor's choice (wordplay)

Nut - it is a chop (anagram)

Nut's broken as I chop it

To be plucked with the fingers (music)

To be plucked (musical)

In music, to be played by plucking

Reform Libor? Up to executive committee

Communist decision-makers

Soviet Communist Party group

Stock pile (wordplay)

Case of drink (oil of rum)

Financial holdings (see first letters)

Strict observance of formalities

Minute ceremonial detail

Ceremonious points of etiquette

A bonnet is inappropriate as garment for the condemned

""Scratched; said of decorative painting of a certain style, in which a white overland surface is cut or scratched through, so as to form the design from a dark ground underneath.""

Likeable, easy to get on with

On the same page

Of like mind

Translating into English my abridged sex book

Prolonged, in music

Beyond the noted value, musically

Slowed musical passage

Lively liquor (old standing order)

In music, to be played in an animated way

Trip I arranged in pretty average surroundings - but in an animated way

In past, drop with a jerk

Eunuch drinking gin - it's a painful experience

Party whip takes lead, grabbing secretary for excruciating punishment

Another name for tree tomato

Red S. American fruit

Red egg-shaped fruit

Long-distance (lens)

Long-distance lens

Lens for far-away shots

""Into that or this, or into that place.""

To that (formal)

Work out route, then get to it

To that, formally

Up until that time

Until then

Mother goes in to cultivate old fruit

It's silly to omit all fruit

Green salsa ingredient

Venetian canal boat

Tank for storing brood

Steamboat in Venice

Quaint conjunction

For what purpose

AP shot, say

A.P. transmission

Flamenco dance with rhythmic stamping of the feet

Cardinal's cap

Catholic skullcap

Roman Catholic priest's small round skullcap

Everyone, say, backed animal movement

To be played rather briskly (music)

Moving fairly briskly (music)

A piece for one or more solo instruments with orchestra; more concise than the concerto. concerto.

Italian word also used by Shakespeare for dandy

Chess position

Loud and then soft, in music

Strong suit with set of keys sounds loud then soft

Tends to be fortified with energy by soft type with old musical accompaniment

Banging, to Beethoven (wordplay)

Stronghold I'm in is very very noisy

Like the ends of some crescendos

Music for the break

Music between play scenes

Short instrumental piece

English word

Pl. latifundios A large landed estate in Spain or Latin America.

Very slow; very slowly; -- of music tempo.

A large bushy moustache.

TOBACCO an annual herb cultivated for its leaves

Glide through the air

Sliding sound

In music, a slide from one note to another

Ham in cooking pot? Scour it!

Raw cured Italian ham

Ham actor, losing lead, is put off love

A radiophotograph.

Recitative.

Gradually decreasing in tempo

Notedly decreasing in tempo

Perhaps rid art, and love, of holding back

Refrain of a rondo

Lively Italian dance with a hop step

Around devotional feature promote love for dance

Hastening time makes train stop at nothing

Defective grindstone gradually getting faster

One's racehorses finish with nothing; need order to go faster!

Trick like Rickrolling

Oreo (wordplay)

Unexpected reversal, in slang

MICRO short for microprocessor

Medium-dry sherry

Kind of sherry

I am no tall fizzy party drink

TOBACCO an annual herb cultivated for its leaves

""The sixteenth century, when applied to Italian art or literature; as, the sculpture of the Cinquecento; Cinquecento style. as, the sculpture of the Cinquecento; Cinquecento style.""

English word

Pope's representative in minor courts

Papal ambassador

In very quick tempo

In a very quick tempo; music

As fast as possible, in music

With a gradual decrease in speed (music)

Slowing down (in music)

Gradually slowing (music)

""Having sixteen leaves to a sheet; of, or equal to, the size of one fold of a sheet of printing paper when folded so as to make sixteen leaves, or thirtytwo pages; as, a sextodecimo volume. as, a sextodecimo volume.""

""MOSQUITO a winged insect, also MOSSIE""

The antiparticle of a neutrino. Each type of neutrino has a corresponding antineutrino.

Light musical piece

Light orchestral work

Piece of music Verdi arranged, with tempo not changed

""The fifteenth century, when applied to Italian art or literature; as, the sculpture of the quattrocento; quattrocento style.as, the sculpture of the quattrocento; quattrocento style.""

The liberation and unification of Italy

Pl. aggiornamentos The process of bringing an institution or organization up to date; modernization.

Pl. stratovolcanos A volcano composed of alternating layers of lava and ash.

English word

Murcian not open for negotiation with the Caudillo's edict (wordplay)