2-Letter Words Ending in P

Poker at a frat party (wordplay)

Get the ale out of (wordplay)

Water gate (wordplay)

Money on the table, maybe

Cape Horn, for one

Wait for it!

Highest jumper, say (wordplay)

Give it a whirl; it's fun!

Bottom seeker, maybe

Pair of pence (wordplay)

Lie in bed all day, say

Male sheep, in Stoke

East Indian palm

Thatch made of nipa palm leaves

E. Indies palm

The first sixteen rows, perhaps

Covering a sound sleeper (wordplay)

A spinner at his peak (wordplay)

Connection on a flight (wordplay)

Tramp's dog's maybe rolling about

Chasse, for one.

Say no more!

Don't say another word!

Bit of sign language (wordplay)

Pat firmly (down)

Press, pack (down)

Gently force down, maybe

Tent floor, maybe

Candlestick cover (wordplay)

Wet blanket (wordplay)

Work over Christmas vacation, perhaps

Office sub, perhaps

Work for a short time (wordplay)

Sticking point (wordplay)

Spigot Links hazard (nonverbal)

It's catchy (wordplay)

Excursion (maybe hallucinatory!)

Go to ground, say (wordplay)

Result of picking up a tab (wordplay)

Too much for Yvette (wordplay)

St. Pete ballpark, with "the"

St. Pete stadium, with "the"

Hillock, in England

Pakistani town

Yarn measure

Yarn count

Raised as an anchor

Ready, as a sail

Just free of the bottom, as an anchor

Deeply distressed (slang)

Upset workers' federation (wordplay)

Perhaps the T.U.C. is split this way

Bar for lawyers (wordplay)

Halt at the bar (wordplay)

Cut off at the bar (wordplay)

Return to put, let's say, on clothes

Jump out of bed and dress (wordplay)

Teg and get dressed (wordplay)

Abatement of the lease (wordplay)

Abate into a drizzle (2 words)

Might Tel be less harsh (wordplay)

Colonist's greeting to an Indian

Friend to early New England Indians

Friend; crony: Amer. Indian word.

Provide with a blind date say

Perhaps TE's the whole arrangement

Police sting, say

A comfortable exercise (wordplay)

Aid in producing six-packs (wordplay)

Swallowing it, drink and don't slouch!

PAID for one

Penny black, for one

Make an impression, maybe

Like the fiscal cliff (wordplay)

Worthy of a high grade (wordplay)

Like an uphill battle (wordplay)

Stock or lineage

Lineage

Take giant steps (wordplay)

Pound the pavement (wordplay)

Really put one's foot down (wordplay)

Get a grounder, maybe

Find out how low you can go (wordplay)

Lower oneself (wordplay)

Basin for holy water

Basin for holy water.

Font for holy water

""A basin for holy water, also STOUP""

Rein, for one

Length or loop, of leather perhaps

Leave in a bad place say

Finding from a throat culture, perhaps

Sore throat culprit, perhaps

Finding from a throat culture perhaps

Undress - maybe comic!

Leave just the kitchen sink (wordplay)

Pay off a poker debt, perhaps

Bad temper - sharpen (a razor)

Cutting edge creator (wordplay)

Barbershop band (wordplay)

Get out, confound you!

Lumberjacks seat maybe

Ash remnant (wordplay)

Hamlet of former times

Noted U. S. economist.

Hamlet once giving deity power

Sap-sucking insect

Check a melon say

Check a melon, say

Hit (with fist)

Vagrant's steamer (wordplay)

Tread heavily (on)

Walk on water (wordplay)

Step heavily (on)

Step like Bigfoot

Dont tread lightly

Large group (of soldiers?)

Brownies with cookies, maybe

Bad time back in platoon (wordplay)

Take a king with a queen perhaps

Power suit (wordplay)

World-famous D.J. (wordplay)

Colorful Dutch treat (wordplay)

Dutch bulb (wordplay)

Flowering bulb (from Amsterdam?)

Foolish person (slang)

Silly, as it were, to disfrock priest

Insignificant person Slang.

Insignificant one Slang.

Insignificant one Slang

A 29 down begins to have a twisted wit

Roots used as thread by Indians

Designed for auto transport

Quickly recharge, maybe

Temporary drop-off (wordplay)

Short time out (wordplay)

Toy-mouse stuffing, maybe

Pet-shop attraction (wordplay)

Inside of a toy mouse, perhaps

Pour it on (wordplay)

Fries enhancer (wordplay)

Dog coat (wordplay)

Brawl (colloq.)

An informal fight - use vacuum cleaner

Informally a fight or noisy argument

Catch (in a snare)

Seduce flipping boyfriend? No Romeo!

Offer drugs to, perhaps

Perhaps altogether on foot

How soldiers march under foot (wordplay)

How to march on foot (wordplay)

ThinkPad, for one

Place for a Peke (wordplay)

Computer for one who's on the go

A strap across the forehead or chest for hauling goods

Take Tabby or Fido

Slangy name for convertible (3,3)

Convertible, in slang

Slangy name for convertible

Tabloid newspaper, colloquially

Important lawn grass

Popular pasturage grass

Old Persian governor - a sprat (anagram)

Belt encircling a tyrant

Belt worn by a Persian governor

Begin, as a hobby (2 words)

Words before "arms" or "space"

Begin, as hobbies

Tiny toy, perhaps (wordplay)

Item on a cart, maybe

Where one leaves leaves (wordplay)

""To dispute (pa p THREAPIT), also THREEP""

Her pet (anagram)

Best sink hole put back!

Very fine trophy in effect (wordplay)

Tilt pot? That's excellent advice!

Perhaps with the T.T. it might prance

Very bouncy movement

Hop here and there.

Cobbler's tip (wordplay)

Protection from head to foot (wordplay)

Protective front of boot

So, puts off coin flip (4-2)

Difficult-to-predict outcome (2 words)

Heads-or-tails situation (2 words)

Annual maintenance procedure (4,2)

Cause of purring (wordplay)

Mechanic's job

The root of pi (wordplay)

The root that shows us pi (wordplay)

Rutabaga, for one

Arrive at the northern rut, perhaps

Go riding as a surprise!

Arrive with the piano and you (wordplay)

Take down, as a mast

Pull the plug (wordplay)

Use Liquid-Plumr, say

Free from obstruction.

To step up

To thump soundly

""A spiny plant, also CALTHROP, CALTROP""

Spiked iron ball, an old military weapon

Tire-puncturing strip

Spiky device thrown in the road to puncture tires

""A magic spell, also CANTRIP, CANTRAIP""

Will not split (Scottish spelling)

Witch's spell (Scot.)

Spell or charm Scot

Visit after a long absence, say

Draw level (with)

Draw level in board game (wordplay)

Silly sod kept publishing (sort of)

Kind of PC (for publishing?)

Big Apple locale (wordplay)

Headgear (of the working class?)

Type of hat

Spooner's opening for pet cover

Aircraft carrier (US colloq.)

Plateau-like hairstyle

Kind of crew cut

Venus ...., carnivorous plant

Plant making two light carriages

Knowing about some insectivorous plant

Platform from up on high (wordplay)

Lookout's place at sea

Shrouds are anchored to it

Rigid-roofed car (2 words)

Vehicle's uphill gear (hardly likely!)

Not a convertible (wordplay)

Part of a shoe.

Last drop in the glass

Drop left in glass

Washington lobbyist's shirt (wordplay)

Bad time in dance? One is 'peaky'!

Height of a height

Dog's coat (wordplay)

Dressing boat at Oxford (wordplay)

Relish go-with, perhaps

Mainmast platform ( nautical)

Platform at the head of a mast

Platform on a ship

Person catcher (wordplay)

Trespasser's peril

Trespasser's hazard

Tally when the game has finished

Direct confrontation

Lustreless chalice keeping hot to form a pair

Go out of bounds, perhaps

Badly judged move

Error sees girl on the favourite upended

To stop wrongly

Endless train (wordplay)

Talker of sorts

Without breaks? Without brakes!

The reaping of the rocks (wordplay)

'For reaping and rocking, perhaps (7)'

Harvest of rock (wordplay)

To surpass in dropping

To surpass in jumping

To surpass in keeping

Defeat in the long jump, say

Prevail over in the long jump

Beat at bounding

To weep more than

To surpass in yelping

Leave $20 for a $12 lunch, say

Leave 50 percent, say

Leave the waiter 100%, say

Excel in eminence in public work

Rise above plain, up-river

Possibly prove to be superior

Desktop publishing precursor

Printer's dummy

Old layout work

Total dive, say

Rodent catcher - found on a bicycle!

Cheesy weapon (wordplay)

Validate again, perhaps

Press with a die again

Give Mrs. Pate a new impression

Nylon woven so that tears won't spread

Kind of desk

Desk bringing drumbeats to piano

A little bread on lid of desk

Dish site, maybe

Tanning site, maybe

Of Porto (anagram)

Build, like traffic

Compare to, with "against"

Compare to, with 'against'

Performed solo (of a comedy routine)

Arise, Dame Edna!

Telling jokes without lying (wordplay)

Turn on 'Best Ram In Show' (wordplay)

Dot-com, maybe

Get the trats going (wordplay)

Be prominent - rob (a bank)

Armed robbery (US)

Robbery at gunpoint

Footrest of sorts

The jockey always puts his foot in it!

Mix it, perhaps, and put your foot in it

Jury-rigged, perhaps

Makeshift draught excluder (wordplay)

Temporary draught-excluder (wordplay)

Cozy place (wordplay)

Place to get gunpowder (wordplay)

Gunpowder seller (wordplay)

Jolly fish entered rough water

Journey to catch fish in turbulent sea

Nearly fall over fish in the backwash

Alter to improve appearance

Improve by making small changes

Airbrush, for example

Top seller (wordplay)

Heavenly place for a child perhaps

Doll house (wordplay)

Peter to fly high in plane perhaps

Cradle locale (wordplay)

Lookout's perch, perhaps

Slovenly woman, slattern

Loose woman rendering song by old piano

Loose woman Victorian novelist reported

Access a shoulder (wordplay)

A French bit's flipped? Take off!

Loosen, as a harness

Pilot's shoe (wordplay)

Style of shoe

Extreme point of aircraft

Bug with a sting (wordplay)

Bug that's hard to see (wordplay)

Conversation piece (wordplay)

Workers' Youth Theatre specialty

Political agitation and propaganda

Pro-communist political propaganda

A number take off here (wordplay)

Take off after ace right here (wordplay)

States holiday begins here (wordplay)

Designed for use against ships

Providing a better grip

Like tape used on wheelchair ramps

A cloud mass shaped like an anvil

Endorses best baseball player

It's behind home plate

Screen behind home plate

Street coat (wordplay)

Cover for a driveway

Asphalt, for example

""A spiny plant, also CALTRAP, CALTROP""

""A magic spell, also CANTRIP, CANTRAP""

About fifty liable to strike? Bosh!

Approve of gin? Nonsense!

Handbag in two parts? Nonsense!

A step on top of a wall

A poisonous mushroom

Men in depots kneaded bread (wordplay)

A lot of bread in the porch (wordplay)

Large slice of bread (wordplay)

Rubber wedge, say

Floor wedge, perhaps

It can make something ajar (wordplay)

Rubbish pile

Decrepit building, perhaps

Building likely to go up (wordplay)

Potentially dangerous building

Twelve-inch pace (wordplay)

Track left in the snow perhaps

Sand imprint, perhaps

Place to park a whirlybird

Pilot, he's manoeuvring at landing-place

Hospital roof feature

Dish setting, maybe

Roof (from which to shout?)

Santa's parking spot

To lap over one another

Possum catcher, for example

... by a safecracker (wordplay)

Rigidly inflexible process

A type of march.

Aussie bond between friends

Australian quality of brotherhood

Hot toddy, for one

Parting shot (wordplay)

Drink taken before crashing (wordplay)

Like three out of four suits

A group of people outside one's own group

To surpass in scooping

To sleep later than

Remove more paint than (wordplay)

How to beat the streaker (wordplay)

Move faster than (someone else)

To {outplay=v}

Go past (the mark)

Pass beyond (a limit)

Go beyond (a limit)

Zillow.com offering

Augmented satellite image

Aerial mosaic

Following a coup

Philatelist's type of cover.

Crab's dodgy movement (wordplay)

Avoid (an issue)

Avoid dealing with (a problem)

Hearts removed from confectioner's fruit

Heart-shaped custard apple

Tree of tropical America.

Service area (wordplay)

Operation setting (wordplay)

Gaming surface, perhaps

Appendage on a surrey or buggy,

Malta pilot losing books about red light

It can provide a warning to followers

Liquid-cargo carrier

Blue discharge (wordplay)

Rent reduction elicits strange reaction!

Pillowcase stainer (wordplay)

Like adolescent music trends

Adolescent word with idol or music

Relating to adolescent music fads

Man's jewelry item

Pin for a man

Haberdashery buy

Unit of local government.

City vessel in Fugard plays

Vet finally has joint settlement

Switch (cargo) between vessels

Move (cargo) between boats

Condition of identity for cat (wordplay)

Wave in the wind (wordplay)

Bird with rising speed catches bat

Choppy seas feature

Unlooked-for ending

Surprise blow following affair thought ended.

""SLEEP to be in a natural, periodic state of rest""

Buddhism One who has attained enlightenment.

Item for a certain lift

Computer program loading method

Metaphorical self-help aid

Cow, perhaps, a pest on the lawn

In ancient times, say, raised flower

Swap prize ram for cow (wordplay)

Student's term in military school

Academy student's stint

Doctor I despatch for military training

Relative of honeydew.

Fruit dish Paul at once failed to finish

Musk-melon

Lucille Ball for one

Nicole Kidman, for one

Lucille Ball for one

Boat for judges (wordplay)

Suitor.s heyday

Bar in front of boat leads to affair

""A minute vesicle in a red seaweed, which contains the reproductive spores.""

Item in audio-visual education.

Old educational visual medium

School projection

Identify O'Neill (wordplay)

It's printed (wordplay)

Touch on clue one's nailed!

""To cultivate by planting simultaneous crops in alternate rows; as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.""

Overconfidence, to an athlete (wordplay)

It prevents balls from being hit

Guy's means of support

Beacon-bearing boat

Beacon vessel at sea

Pilot's warning device.

Poor cheese (colloq.)

Poor (cheese); route maps (anagram)

Mickey's nemesis?

Word with prefix multi-

English word

Win trick by playing higher card

Clear behind? Go higher still at bridge

Excel at trick showing some beef

Drop-in (wordplay)

Relating to a military group

Specially trained airborne infantry.

Ballroom dance such as a fast foxtrot

Modern ballroom dance

Ballroom dance in rapid quadruple time

The character or qualities of a saint.

Ozzie Smith, for one

T-shirt (wordplay)

Brief pause (wordplay)

The Titanic, for one

Lusitania, for one

The Andrea Doria, for one

Wall-growing plant; soon crept (anagram)

Plant of rocks and walls

Mosslike wall-growing plant

Naval vessel for carrying supplies

Supply vessel.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Company, for one

Abused sew hats and work here (wordplay)

We sat around quietly to work? Not here

Caramel center (wordplay)

A source of bullseyes

Brit's candy store

""The state or dignity of a thane; thanehood; also, the seignioralty of a thane.""