2-Letter Words Ending in S

They may strengthen or weaken an army

They're commanded by major generals.

Battle units

Exes

Divorcer

Divulger

Donative

Certain bird homes.

Houses for birds.

Pigeon coops

Fits together logically.

Fits neatly together

Fits together neatly

Driveler

They lead to garages

Parking places

Garage entrances

Durative

Duvetine

Duvetyne

""Pl. echoviruses Any of a number of enteroviruses of the family Picornaviridae, inhabiting the gastrointestinal tract and associated with various diseases, such as viral meningitis, mild respiratory infections, and severe diarrhea in newborns.""

Ejective

Plaque holder, maybe

Certain college courses

Science Botany etc.

Elevated

They can give you a lift

Lifts, in London

Businesspeople take them down

Teatime in 3 (wordplay)

Cricket teams try with say off breaks

S.E. x X1 in A.M. (wordplay)

TH x XI (wordplay)

Bits of THTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTH, perhaps

Parts of THTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHTH, perhaps

Eluviate

Takes a crack at

Exerts effort.

Industrious efforts

Endleaf

Saps of vigor.

Brings lethargy upon

Saps of strength

Impressive people (wordplay)

People who chase English partygoers (wordplay)

Mint employees

Bond dealers (wordplay)

Subjugators

Wrappers, paper containers

They get stamped on

Seven lope over to the paper containers

Pictures the wise men following the N6!

'Conceives of, imagines (9)'

One imagines the faces of headless fowl

Sees a mental picture of

CCCC (wordplay)

Pictures mentally

Equivoke

Eruptive

Estivate

Such purgatives use 'Vacant' indicators

Leaves due to a threat

Clears out a cute vase damaged

Clears out foolishly a cute vase

Judges use a valet for dressing

Assesses, as the subject of a contract

Pans, perhaps

Doesn't stay visible

Fades away

Disappears gradually

Evanish

Evection

Times with little light reading as plane crashes

Late-day prayers

They're of service of late

They're not early enough to be of service

Of late, not the odd ebb and flow

Hours beloved by poets.

Darkening parts of days, once

Without events; tame; monotomous; marked by nothing unusual; uneventful.

Outward turnings.

Forcible removals, as of tenants

Ousters

Plunge up to the scene for signs

Any signs that one might dive up over the scene (wordplay)

Displays

Who could be so reviled (wordplay)

Saints they ain't

Moriarty and J. R.

Evocator

Evulsion

Digs made by former lover Eva, cast adrift

Exuviate

Farmwife

Play something (wordplay)

They may get played

What a music teacher shouldn't play (wordplay)

Favourer

Kwanzaa and Candlemas

Days or periods of celebration

Music events

Feverfew

Foul mouthed females

Spooner's desire - game at Eton with loud-mouthed women

Fixative

Flavanol

Flavonol

Flavorer

Flopover

Flyleaf

Folklife

Forgiver

Foveolet

Reynard's floral mittens (wordplay)

Paw pamperers for Reynard in the garden?

Reynard's floral mittens?

Frivoler

Like litigation lacking legal merit

Carefree and not serious

Carefree, superficial

Ones on the run

Runaways

Galavant

Galivant

Gavelock

Some prepositional phrases

Sometime lucrative TV shows

Giveback

Foreseeable career path for little women

Suitable partners for little men (wordplay)

French novelist keeps time for? Venetian composer

Jane Eyre's calling.

She'll serve as a teacher with song

Teacher ruined song and verse

Leaders taking over Norse part

Ron's grove has them as a rule

Dukakis and Sununu

Gravamen

Without a grave; unburied.

The quality of being grave.

Gravity

Graviton

Grievant

Groveler

End of mews-ing

They often go wrong in relays

Party followers, perhaps

Aftermaths of binges

Spree aftermaths

Havdalah

Havelock

Havocker

May not make light of it

Wait for the sound of it

Almost lift one head, despite weight

Ones remaining in office: Colloq.

Ones remaining in office Colloq.

Illative

Illuvium

Football team lead by little devil? They are getting better

Politician into initially inept football team? They're getting better

Introduce something new

Does new things

Pioneers

Play-off times (wordplay)

Times between acts

Periods of time between parts of a play

Aggressive acts - send out SOS in vain

Influences by gentle urging

Tricks and lies given spin

Inventer

Bell, Edison etc.

Edison and Tesla

They have ideas

A town and a cape for Ascot (wordplay)

Perhaps Erne's there in Scotland there

Capital of the Northern Highlands.

They might turn round wearing green, taking heart from 20

Invertor

Owners of E bonds.

Home matches spoken of by backers

They're in the market

Offensively discriminating

Offensively discriminating.

Causing resentment

Invocate

Involute

Involver

Jarovize

Javelina

They sound as if they're miners

Children

Kalewife

Kavakava

Units of electric power transmission

Electric units

Dishonest doings.

The Parisienne upset Yves' old flames

Sweethearts.

Samoan garments

Lavalier

Lavation

Pale purple flowers

Purple flowers

Mint plants.

Laverock

Lavisher

Lawgiver

They make you #2

They're taken to go

They get you going

Soup ingredients, perhaps

Takeout food (wordplay)

Remains of the cricket match (wordplay)

Lenitive

Levanter

Levator

"Zeitgeist" U.K. band

Zeitgeist U.K. band

Equalisers

Pool table quality

Buys on margin, for example

Borrows for a buyout

Certain mechanical effects.

Levigate

Levirate

Picks oneself up (wordplay)

Helps to get up

Rises and floats in the air.

Levodopa

Levulose

Livetrap

Red state (wordplay)

Lixivium

They indicate places where Clovis ate, perhaps

Living a long time; of great age.

Soaring honeymooners (wordplay)

Small African parrots or romantic couple

Openly affectionate couple

Romantic keepsakes of old

'Flowing hair', as the canal flight fan said (wordplay)

'Mud in your eye' coming up without a lot of speed for old dandy's curls

Lovevine

Reveals on "Queer Eye"

Malvasia

Training exercises

Moves skillfully

Tactical exercises

Trees found in swamps.

They have visible roots

Trees with interlacing roots

Maravedi

Foreign noblemen are cemetery vandals maybe!

Of Alpert's sportscasts (wordplay)

Like Mrs. Maisel

Causing wonder

They danced the night away

Dallas cagers

Dallas team

Medieval

Units of a million watts per ampere

Misdrive

Misevent

Misvalue

Spurs into action

Calls to action

I stave Tom off which drives him to action.

Moveable

Five E not still in time (wordplay)

A thousand men not still in the stove

Changes of position

Moviedom

Movieola

""Pl. myxoviruses Any of a group of RNA-containing viruses, including those that cause influenza, typically having an affinity for certain mucins and causing agglutination of red blood cells.""

Lack of sophistication

Artless actions

Nativism

Protectors of indigenous rights

Navicert

Sails by instrument.

Plots the course

Takes the helm

Reverse photos (wordplay)

Strips in a darkroom

Strip in a darkroom

Timid - or showing no fear (wordplay)

Showing calm self-control

Never minus no feeling

Never sins - could be due to angst

Coming from Inverness with timidity

Jumpiness

Odd to see initially these are flops

Superficial happenings

Nary a one with openings - what anticlimaxes!

Nonnovel

Nonrival

Inflected form of SELVES Inflected form of SELE happiness

Nonvoter

Nonwoven

Makes pointed pool entry

Descends sharply and suddenly.

Loses altitude fast

Novation

Novelise

Writers of book-length story lines

Gerald Greene and Graham Greene.

New firsts for people who write

Novelize

Neckwear in a work of fiction (wordplay)

Small gimmicky knick-knacks

Baubles to draw in books

Oblivion

Practically illuminated in clear blind

Unaware of large individual in the clear

Unaware (of)

They come to watch

Eclipse viewers, for example

Paper's reporters

Obviator

We take everything in!

Eat-anything types

Their appetites are all-consuming

Optative

We have no time for trips and fairies!

Who we are (wordplay)

Yank sure loves US!

Outbrave

Outcavil

Outcurve

Outdrive

Outliver

Outrival

Outsavor

Outserve