2-Letter Words Ending in W

Looked like Tweety (wordplay)

Spotted, as Tweety would say

Marbles (the game)

Strive; fuss: Scot

Prepare by working

Strive, old style

Result of an emergency call, maybe

Pull along behind, say barge

Get off the highway (wordplay)

Surfeit, in Scotland

Pilfered or stolen: Scot.

Stole: Scot.

Pot contents, perhaps

Green Day "Brain" recipe (wordplay)

Bouillabase, for one

Stash overhead, say

Put (in the overhead bin, for example)

Pack it in!

An end to snow? What nonsense!

Spring thing (wordplay)

Lose your cool (wordplay)

hat's missing (wordplay)

Muscle temperature fell

Seattle Storm's league, to fans

Think way back (wordplay)

Believe, old style.

Believe, of old.

Show slavish obeisance Var.

Act of submission variable

Be obsequious variable

Camel's backbreaker?

Poor protection for pigs (wordplay)

Sucker in punch (wordplay)

Distribute as confetti

Place not exactly neatly

Throw here and there

Scatter variable

Scatter Var.

Throw; scatter Archaic

Agony in Scotland

Agony, in Scotland

Anger Scot.

Tried to make fetch happen (wordplay)

Cast finished, as one might say

Had your fling but it's over, you say

Cast; give (party)

Have a fling (wordplay)

Cast from The Project (wordplay)

Confer (an honour)

Present (As honours and prizes )

Give worst cry of pain

Kneel (to someone)

Be obsequious (to)

Servilely defer (to)

Oh, you Disney up for Hood!

Oh, you criminal up there, Disney!

Robin Hood, for one

Beat in a regatta, say

Beat at a regatta

Beat at crew

Outsee

Two-handed log cutter

Two-person log cutter

Log cutter for two

Everyone in drag is fat (wordplay)

Fat lot being drawn (wordplay)

After end of diet, say yes to fat

Broadcast (Webster's broadcast)

Cover with spread set out during tea

Scatter around as by Webster

To {scatter=v}

Knot used to attach hooks (2 words)

Tool, one used to catch mice (wordplay)

Nasty job imposed on me? It's a breeze!

A little beast few hold irritating

An animal suitable to reflect on

Far west (anagram)

Fine-toothed tool

Narrow-bladed cutting-tool

Colorful fog phenomenon

Fog bank phenomenon

To surpass in {crowing=v}

Defeat in Dodge, perhaps

Get higher ratings than

Attract a larger audience

Had better attendance than

Sold more tickets than

Beat in a gunfight

Outfly

Tofu owl (anagram)

Liquid issuing from a place

Amount flooding away

To surpass in {glowing=v}

To surpass in gnawing

Lost interest in, perhaps

Got too big for one's britches

Got too big for.

O for a tug o' war adapted to dwarf!

No longer fit into, maybe

Get too big for

Call with thanks before the game

Upthrow

Cast or lift aloft.

Inflammation of finger(tip)

Abscess near a nail

Inflammation of finger

A drop of dew in finest fresh flower

Plant once used to stuff mattresses

Plant given its place by Jack

Existing between rows

Misthrow

To throw errantly

Outthrow

To throw farther than

Shaft-collar attachment

Shaft/collar attachment

Metal parts fastener

Visited tourist spots

Visited tourist places

Played the tourist

Boxer getting beaten up? So what!

Boxer beaten up - so what (wordplay)

Lefty cracked up? So what (wordplay)

Watch a monitor, say

Watch on a screen, say

Watch the box (back formation)

Annie's song (wordplay)

What never comes!

When the diet starts, perhaps

Extremely low

Do we turn off current (wordplay)

Half a minute and drown, maybe, in this

New Tudor (anagram)

Issue a retraction? Go away!

Take out (money from bank)

Take back or away, say money from bank

Backed away or bowed out

Took away; retreated

Left, having to get towed

Bursting, flow with great warm feeling

Light once the actual source has gone

Light in the sky post sunset

Who tabled amendment - it's a killer!

Poor old hat web gets the coup de grace

Doctor hated smack - it's a killer

To flow in.

Source of Byzantine prose (wordplay)

Verne wit I maybe meet face to face

Bury struggle with important meeting

One or many little sticks in a game.

Pick-up sticks piece

Stick pulled from a pile

Airglow occurring at night.

Scatter across

Ousted, as a dictator

Completed writing in The West and got rid of cabinet

Got rid of person at the top in charge of article embracing right to work

How Khadafi got on base (wordplay)

Defeat on unduly long pitch (wordplay)

Depose by missing the stumps (wordplay)

Small American freshwater fish

SLOW to reduce speed

English word

Hitches gang finds a cause of anguish

Digital cruncher seeks lift from team

Music-box winder

A retaliatory hit

English word

Posture in which two people face each other

""INTERVIEW A mutual sight or view; a meeting face to face; usually, a formal or official meeting for consultation; a conference; as, the secretary had an interview with the President. as, the secretary had an interview with the President.""

Highlands weakling

Term for Oscar Wilde wasn't wicked - bent maybe

""INTERVIEW A mutual sight or view; a meeting face to face; usually, a formal or official meeting for consultation; a conference; as, the secretary had an interview with the President. as, the secretary had an interview with the President.""