2-Letter Words Ending in M

Welsh valley (hidden in C. W. MCCALL)

Valley (in Wales)

Welsh mountainside hollow

Dog-paddled, perhaps

Did the crawl, maybe

Did the dog paddle, say

Do the butterfly, perhaps (wordplay)

Crawl in your lap, perhaps (wordplay)

Do laps, perhaps

Done laps, maybe

Did laps, perhaps

Done laps, perhaps

In the 80s, say

In the 70s, say

Hot, but not too hot (wordplay)

Just like that!

Big bang sound (wordplay)

80's band (with !)

Did this move Nero to arson (wordplay)

Fancy wife? Not her!

Fancy a small Welshman (wordplay)

Pronoun that is often misused

Oft-neglected pronoun.

Part of a letter opener

Barney returned money? That's a fluke!

Book liver (wordplay)

Early-bird special (wordplay)

Early form of the oboe.

Dramatist's first musical instrument

Oboe's forerunner

Honey bunch (wordplay)

Perhaps just a little shot for the bees

Buzzy body (wordplay)

Attachment to "over" or "under"

Engulf, old-style

Overcome utterly

No cooler in crowds (wordplay)

Teeming, as with bees

Moving in multitudes.

To infest with worms

Vet's job, sometimes

Put in the microwave, maybe

Zap in the microwave once more, say

What you do to leftovers

Indian bread (wordplay)

Yuma mazuma (wordplay)

Shells used for clams (wordplay)

Once, once

Formerly, formerly

Former

T.P. in Dian (wordplay)

Little house on the prairie (wordplay)

Home on the range (wordplay)

Understanding Norman (wordplay)

Put forward (an idea)

Tooth with smarts (wordplay)

Cloaked caterpillar

To swarm all over

A caterpillar that eats buds

Copper couple with jolly caterpillar

Destructive larva

Sergeant major of marines after his share of the grub (wordplay)

It's a Small World, for one (sorry)

You can't get it out of your head

You can't stop humming it

Parasite wriggling lower in small space

Certain parasitic creepy-crawler

Tiny garden parasite

Bait for angler

Bait and handle contemptible creature

Crawled quicker than

Beat in the water.

Defeated in the pool

Crawl past, perhaps

Best with a splash (wordplay)

Defeat by a stroke (wordplay)

Outswim

A parasitic worm

Heat in advance, as an oven

A drunken bum

A moth that infests beehives

Tree-limb pest

Caterpillar pest

All-encompassing view

Married woman's status

Spouse's state

Tungsten, by another name

New law from producing metal

Two animals seen here in their element

Destructive moth larva

Technically, it's really a caterpillar

Larva takes my line, backing into weapon

Moth caterpillar that destroys maize, tomatoes etc. in USA

A real page turner (wordplay)

One who loves reading

Excessive reader - type of louse

Soft-bodied aquatic larva

A marine worm

Condition involving small stature

Stunted condition

A {glowworm=n}

A worm used as bait

Parasite such as a fluke

Creature such as a fluke

Tram flow (anagram) - parasitic organism

A worm that causes a disease of young birds

Beetle, partly luminous

Kind of beetles that emit greenish light

Beetle with luminescent organs

The larva of some insects

A parasitic worm

Parasitic bloodsucker

The lava of a hawkmoth

Short crawler (wordplay)

Creep! Groveller! Grub!

Small hairless caterpillar

A moth larva that feeds on leaves

Hardly a hot gospeller (wordplay)

Tepid, like Paula Power (wordplay)

Mark how what follows is not so hot

A parasitic worm

Beetle larva

A worm found in manure

Own Morse (anagram)

Post office (wordplay)

Post production locale (wordplay)

To warm too much

Phone woman getting old marine infection

Athlete's foot, for example

Skin disease

Is my word roughly speaking (wordplay)

Noisy and disorderly behaviour

Unruly behaviour

Bait animal

Boat owner's bane

Reason for a sailor to call an exterminator

Where to look for a new car (wordplay)

Car dealer's sales area (4,4)

Car dealer's indoor-display area

Milks row, working for 20

Hairless white caterpillar

It feeds on the 24

Small legless lizard

Eurasian legless lizard

Lizard that's easy catch for early bird (wordplay)

An {inchworm=n}

Cause of weight loss, maybe

Ribbon-like parasite inhabiting the gut

Parasite struggling war poet married

Folly

Commissioned officers' mess on a warship

Ship's officers' mess

Naval officers' quarters

A room for the display of goods

Was jumper found in H&M loo (wordplay)

Bowl venue (wordplay)

Place to come clean (wordplay)

Signal shown on screen

E&M class graph

Repeating shape on an oscilloscope

A parasitic worm

Prostitution

Send cable on creature that's a garden pest

Boring insect larva (wordplay)

Furniture beetle larva

Larva of the furniture beetle

Hobbyist's space, perhaps

*Space for home projects, for example

Hobbyist's place

Bait male? Wrong, wrong!

Fisherman's bait; meal grown (anagram)

Nightcrawler, to some Northerners

Disputes either way accep-ted by member that's spine-less and transparent

Small legless lizard

Legless lizard

Snake-like creature's undiscerning malignant software

""Any of various red, segmented marine worms of the genera Polycirrus and Enoplobranchus that have bright red bodies and are often used for bait.""

Angler's bait, perhaps

Soil-dwelling creature

Night crawler, for example

Scope in joint apartment (wordplay)

Enough space for drinking (wordplay)

Space for army manoeuvres (wordplay)

English word

""The larva of a small, hymenopterous fly (Eurytoma hordei), which is found in galllike swellings on the stalks of wheat, usually at or just above the first joint. In some parts of America it does great damage to the crop. Eurytoma hordei), which is found in galllike swellings on the stalks of wheat, usually at or just above the first joint. In some parts of America it does great damage to the crop.""

Swamp hides a tree (wordplay)

Finished work on high tree in swamp

Prevail on Dark Lady, would you say (wordplay)

A nematoid worm.

The larva of the screwworm fly.

Whittier wrote about one.

Entry on a weather map.

Common cold occurrence in the Northeast

Certain social system

Policy of widespread government social programs

Whence

Haboob, for one

Turns to marines during rough weather

Weather feature encircles male on peak

Clever remark

Sparkling remark

One with judgment getting no credit over time

English word

""The larva of two species of geometrid moths which are very injurious to fruit and shade trees by eating, and often entirely destroying, the foliage. Other similar larv\'91 are also called cankerworms.""

Where the eider duck swims (wordplay)

With the current

The current trend, naturally

Radioactive transuranic element

Element atomic number 103

Radioactive element dispersed warm nuclei

""Any hairy caterpillar which appears in great numbers, devouring herbage, and wandering about like a palmer. The name is applied also to other voracious insects.""

Living as a parasite with yarn causes havoc in computer

Fail to excite

WARLORD a commander

Caterpillar that is a pest of certain green vegetables

HIGHBROW an intellectual

Inability to take a break