2-Letter Words Ending in T

A flu turned nasty and deceptive

Bent fault under quakes

Intended to deceive

Hoopster's offensive area

""Somewhat shrubby in character; imperfectly shrubby, as the American species of Wistaria.""

Worrier (US)

Overly particular one

Pernickity one

Bless you, Hans!

Response to "Ahchoo!"

Familiar German interjection.

GRADUAL a hymn sung in alternate parts

Source of some breakfast juice

Item pictured on '35 Florida plates

Citric acid source

Most sullen

Most bloody, like horror films

Haughty

English word

Extra mouth to feed, maybe

Trundle bed user, perhaps

Resident of 55A

Aspidistra, for one

Leaves inside (wordplay)

Potted palm, for one

Device used in climate control

Moisture measure

""That which illuminates or affords light; as, gas and petroleum are illuminants. as, gas and petroleum are illuminants.""

""ILLUMINE to throw light upon, also ENLUMINE""

""A laboratory procedure, such as Western blot analysis, in which proteins that have been separated by electrophoresis are transferred onto nitrocellulose sheets and are identified by their reaction with labeled antibodies.""

""The act iif immuring, or the state of being immured; imprsonment.""

Weak; impotent; feeble.

Carrot, so to speak

Incentive to produce popular Dutch bond

Italy with new leader, people tense for stimulus

Far from articulate

Few and far between

Uncommon

Rare

Light-hearted - in auctions (anagram)

Union I cast wrongly as unconcerned

Happy-go-lucky

Player's choice (wordplay)

Flute or lute

Musician's ax

Outer protective covering, such as skin

Natural covering such as skin or exoskeleton

English word

William Allen White.

Newsman who keeps a diary initially...

One who spoons and scoops

Joyful

Relentlessly destructive force or object

1974 film starring Richard Harris

Overwhelming, advancing force

Kind of sandwich

Chubby hot dog

Delicatessen item.

Wander aimlessly (2 words)

Criticize a prizefight (wordplay)

Pan the boxing match (wordplay)

Critic's snack?

Criticize links (wordplay)

Critic's snack (wordplay)

Knuckly

See Leucoplast. Leucoplast.

In place of occupant becoming officer

UK rank below captain

Peculiar talent in EU officer

Tending to become liquid; inclined to melt to melt; melting.

Braunschweiger, for example

Certain sausage

Delicatessen purchase.

Hands-on beautician (wordplay)

Marital mismatch quip (Part 2)

She's defiled (wordplay)

Author's typed draft

Musicologist's find

The earliest literary form

Sudden localized air current

Sudden violent downrush of air

Severe, storm-related downdraft

Frenchman is to handle malpractice

Improper behaviour

Bad behaviour

Misthink

Word with prefix multi-

""Composed of, involving, or accommodating several sports: a multisport competition; a multisport stadium.""

Indian hermit gets to infect poor generous type

Benevolent

Mentally without help - it's about making one generous

Teddy Roosevelt, for one

Darwin, for one

Student of flora and fauna

Most mischievous

US tighten a negotiation with the most ill-mannered of individuals

USA tighten exchange with the most ill-mannered of individuals

Gear first used by one not taking sides

Advocate of nonalignment

Fence-sitter

Not current or belonging to the present time. Opposite of current.current.

STUDENT a person formally engaged in learning

American, to a British monarch

Lack of help from the second half

Issuer of final notices

Newspaper contributor whose features are always late

A travelling case (wordplay)

Person attending hospital

One in the care of a clinician

""-thinks , -thinking , -thought (tr) to outdo in thinking""

Outwork

Picked up too much

Was too credulous for this kind of market (wordplay)

""Bringing forth, or about to bring forth, young; fruitful.""

Fattest man/woman admits desire to eat, but starter's off

Person who treats corns, bunions etc

Had been, say, very well done

The 'more than past' tense

Tense with 'had' and past participle

""Lying down, or on the face; prone.""

Very minutely downy.

Puckery

Penalty kick is hard, guys admitted

Penalty hit spun men around

Raskolnikov's was admittedly due

""A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively. pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively.""

Decaying, rotting

Rotting

Crossword, for example

Perplexity

Mystification

A collection or combination of four of a kind.

Queenly

Marie Houle, for example

One of five.

One of five

Most saucy, strangely saucier than removing article

Familiarize again

Familiarize anew

Get back in touch with antique car that's broken down

""An arguing over again, as of a motion made in court.""

A second conquest.

Indemnification

DISCOUNT to reduce the price of

Part of R.I.P.

Dispel cares with quiet prayer

This leads in pace in races, quite strangely

Resolute

Waiting area (wordplay)

Where to act on a gut feeling (wordplay)

Starter home (wordplay)

UNIONIST an advocate of {unionism=n}

A swinging alternative!

Play area feature? Not exactly

Ride in a devious way

Start a fight with man in shearing shed

Antipodean worker planned tours around!

Man of all work on a ranch.

General labourer employed on an oil rig

Type of hummingbird

Hummingbird variety

Shaft at a ship's stern

*Part of a Reuben masterpiece (wordplay)

German dish of chopped pickled cabbage

Wiener add-on option

Savoury

English word

Scrubby

Most unkempt

""One who theoretically rejects every form of religious faith, and every kind of religious worship, and accepts only the facts and influences which are derived from the present life; also, one who believes that education and other matters of civil policy should be managed without the introduction of a religious element.""

Act of acquiring.

The act of seducing.

Libertine

Shrubby

Slouchy

Sloughy

Smutchy

Snuffly

Turnover from two seasons, say

Gymnast's specialty, perhaps

Gymnast's specialty

Fancy nickname

Nickname that could make bishop quite sour (wordplay)

Nickname

Splurgy

Squabby

Squalid

Squally

Squashy

Squatty

Squeaky

Squiffy

Squinny

Squinty

Squirmy

Squishy

True to the max

Models' sunhats, etc., can be the most unwavering

Stubbly

CABINET a piece of furniture with shelves and drawers

Passenger car size classification (3,7)

Hertz option

Law distributing sandwiches for free (wordplay)

Regional tongue

Very particular language beats lucid translation

""The sixth tone of the scale; the under mediant, or third below the keynote; the superdominant.""

PRODUCT something produced by labour or effort

PROJECT to extend outward

SEGMENT to divide into sections

Succeeding

Later

Loans 'is temporary accommodation? Managing to survive!

Inherent

Enough of 16 down (wordplay)

Enough, adequate

Similar to 16 down - is that enough (wordplay)

Woodhull or Pankhurst

Woman who wanted say, stiff sugar confection

Summery

English word

Very large star

Betelgeuse, for example

Heavenly monster

English word

English word

English word

English word

English word

Add to (something)

Flexible workers start to teach addition

Add to time given to flexible workforce

Praying insect (wordplay)

Praying insect?

One petitions to paint, sculp, design

Tension reducer

Type of painter.

County contracted celebrity artist

Magritte perhaps

Virtually equivalent (to)

Equivalent in value (to)

Equivalent in seriousness (to)

Near that number.

In the vicinity

Roughly that

All the way

In every respect.

From stem to stern, tossed in the Sound

Maximum production rate

Production in a given period

Production over time

Thrummy

Crime-scene clue

Form of identification

*Duster's find at a crime scene

Open, for one

The Indie 500, for one

Series of contests.

Another bloody hold-up!

First-aid item.

Appliance used to stop bleeding

Flushed with success

Jubilantly victorious

Compton Mackenzie's idea of where we live

""A gas turbine engine that powers a rotating cylindrical shaft, as to a pump or a helicopter rotor.""

Becoming turgid or inflated; swelling; growing big.

Kind of plane

QUIET to {silence=v}

Extremely conservative

Like radio waves with wavelengths of less than 10 meters

""SMART to cause a sharp, stinging pain""

AFFLUENT a stream that flows into another

APPARENT an heir-apparent

ARROGANT overbearing

Nice suntan all over? Most weird!

Most unsettling and eerie

Most astonishing

Unclean

Unclear

DECADENT one in a state or moral decay

COUNT to {number=v}

Crypt of a church

Crypt

REACT to respond to a stimulus

Where part of this is

What Brits call a "singlet"

What often lies beneath a jumper

Aim too short

Junior to avoid such a slip

Petticoat, of a sort

It's where the lady puts her slip

""The acct of unfolding, or the state of being unfolded.""

Ungodly

Unhandy

Most down

One going round on his bike (wordplay)

Acrobat's lacy tunic is lacking a bust

Circus clown, sometimes

Uniform

Drab condition

Least happy, in Vegas

Nasty claims lodged by a French worker

Hostile sun a planet goes round

Like surprises you'd rather not get

PREGNANT carrying a developing fetus in the uterus

Unquiet

Unready

Unsound

Unstable

That open-road feeling.

An urge to stray wasn't ruled out

Marco Polo had it

Tornado passing over the sea

Itsy-bitsy spider's pathway

Spot for a spider of song

English word

Superlative adjective

""Having no stem or caulis, or only a very short one concealed in the ground.""

Consenting (to something) without protest

Submissive

Right away, obtains a bit of money, as one falling into line

""The act of acquiring, or that which is acquired; attainment.""

Termination of a meeting

Court suspension

Recess

""ADVENTURE That which happens without design; chance; hazard; hap; hence, chance of danger or loss.""

STUDENT a person formally engaged in learning

Accessory.

Germane

A painter in thin transparent water colors.

AQUATINT to etch using a certain process

The satisfying of an appetite or desire

Hearing he's a scientist

""Psychology The process by which a person induces self-acceptance of an opinion, belief, or plan of action.""

Charm, enchantment

Covering for the loins.