2-Letter Words Ending in T

Still up to date (wordplay)

Green Day's album to heed (wordplay)

You still having a little tea (wordplay)

Dermatologist's concern, perhaps

Dermatologist's diagnosis, perhaps

Skin malady, perhaps

Monetary unit of Burma

Some tacky attempt to make money abroad

Currency, in Myanmar

Indian tenant farmer (anagram of TROY)

Peasant, in India.

In India, a peasant.

Ancient Greek promenade

Portico in ancient Greece for athletics

Portico of ancient Rome.

""A gate, also YATE""

Desert digs (wordplay)

Hippie lodging, perhaps

Home with a dome

Dead room (wordplay)

Vampires home perhaps

About to rent, say, vault

A type of ship

A flat-topped underwater mountain

Swiss naturalist in America, 19th cen.

Geologist Arnold: 1807-84

""Streaked with gray, also LYARD""

Has permission, way old

Allowed, to the Bard

Is allowed to, to Shakespeare

Speak to a Quaker (wordplay)

Old-style state (wordplay)

Speaks to a Quaker (wordplay)

Hotel room happening perhaps

Guilt-producing meeting, maybe

Date not on a calendar (wordplay)

The "Sequoia," for one

Private equity manager's "toy," perhaps

Vessel that's 1% full (wordplay)

Word with bottom (wine sediment)

It doubles your dough (wordplay)

Bakery elevator (wordplay)

Aliya

Begone variable

Store closing wish (wordplay)

Corporate deal

Corporate takeover

Gone

""A coin of ancient Rome, also BEZANT, BEZZANT""

Flirtatious to the max

Most flirtatious, in a way

Coquettish to the max

Small pen, perhaps (wordplay)

Baby swan (ugly duckling?)

Catching seal in small pen (wordplay)

In the sun, maybe

Certainly not under moonlight

Like many an atrium

Most in need of a moisturizer

Least sweet, as wine goes

Least sweet.

Place to fatten livestock by limiting roughage

Elizabeth I, for one

Kim Jong-il, for one

Kim Jong-un, for one

Envelop in protective tissue

Surround in a sac, in anatomy

Enclose in a capsule

Hole (for shoelace)

Small hole (for lace)

Butt on a little to it, see (wordplay)

Foot admitted spots were most weird

Swastika

Most out and proud, perhaps

Mostly 18 across, yet gas

Most happy-go-lucky

A system of finger levers

Commercial artist's format

Commercial artist's format.

Format for arrangement on page

Orpheus, for one

Apollo, for one, musically speaking

Pindar, for one

Shakespearean might

Biblical verb.

Mayflower verb

Norwegian cheese

A {zygote=n}

Shareholder's bonus

Dividend, e.g

Patrick admits one of us gets dividend

Biblical state (wordplay)

Utter, old-style

Speak, in the Bible

Most bashful or self-conscious

Furthest from forward

Most like a shrinking violet

Having a glass ceiling, say

Offering high-level openings (wordplay)

Illuminated from above, perhaps

Most foxy (Var.)

Tops at scheming

Tops in cunning

Slender, pointed weapon

Surgeon's tool

Probe in a lab

Chemical soap

What auditioner's do (2 words)

Taste fish, including last of tunny

Test and evaluate

Pool worker (wordplay)

Key figure (wordplay)

Key master (wordplay)

Periander, for one

Try moving a six-footer like Stalin, say

Coup target, perhaps

Most sardonic, as humor

Most bitterly amusing

Most full of ironic humor

Easiest to maneuver

Easiest to move

Most dexterous

Named, to Shakespeare

Called, of old

Named, to Milton or Spenser

Lunchtime snack, perhaps

Cultured thing to eat (wordplay)

Cultural food (wordplay)

Heartless church worker is suspended

Suspended for the time being

In cold storage, so to speak

Worker in chemistry, for one

Ken Venturi, for one

Sports authority (wordplay)

Gun point (wordplay)

Sharp shooter's weapon

Dagger fixed to rifle

'Ignore the little blue bed,' you say

Make a statement while shopping, say

Political protest of sorts

Like a happy sailor (wordplay)

Like a life preserver

Like a life jacket

{chemist=n}

Spirit animal of a scribe (wordplay)

Repro man (wordplay)

Song from a 'Best of' album, maybe

Transcriber of music documents

One making further examples of something

Person reproducing documents

Lance Armstrong, for one

Tour de France racer

Lance Armstrong, notably

Crack, as a code

Make intelligible point, after censure

Translate from code

Use an Enigma machine, say

Put into other words (wordplay)

Make secret, in a way

Fastener with a ring-shaped head

Ring-shaped head fastener

Fastener with a looped head

Watch marksman getting optical range

Organs stolen may be visible within this

Line of sight

Feature of a peacock's tail

Cereal fungal disease

Peacock tail marking

Area in need of DDT

A small fast boat

Zip by quickly

Go by quickly, as time

Go by rapidly, as time

Most in need of a dye job (wordplay)

Most senior, say

Most faded, maybe

In aeronautics, a temporary impairment of vision due to lack of oxygen

Cloudiest, in London

Most dreary, in Dublin

Least colorful, to a Brit

Flipper, maybe (wordplay)

Simone Biles, for one

One dismounting from a horse, maybe

Rural storage area

It belongs in the barn

Farm storeroom where dried grass is kept

It connects a hose to the water main

Water tap for drawing from the mains

Curbside water source

""An expert in hygiene, also HYGIEIST""

Church music composer

Writer of sung paeans

Writer of religious songs

Pastoral poet

Pastoral poet.

A map line indicating points of equal rainfall

Lolita, for one

Dirty old man's obsession, perhaps

Sexually attractive young lady

Auditory organ in invertebrates.

Ear vesicle

Substance with atom of hydrogen replaced by a hydroxyl group

Bill's request (wordplay)

Something not to be missed (wordplay)

Money (for goods)

Be insincere, in a way

Make believe, on stage

Engage in make-believe

Short stage work

Serve again? No big drama

Short theater piece

A type of plant

Displaying unmatched nimbleness

Energetic to the max

Most qualified as an acrobat

An expert in elegance, say hairdresser

Designer of hog register (wordplay)

One who shapes or designs, say hair-do

""An organism living in close association with another, also SYMBIONT, SYMBION, SYMBIOTE""

Work with some characters (wordplay)

Do characteristic work (wordplay)

Work on the galleys (wordplay)

Typy

Province of Turkey.

A major administrative division of Turkey

Historical word for a province in the Ottoman Empire

Dairy product (var.)

Tory? Ugh! (anagram)

Hug Tory (anagram)

Gift for an Aquarius, maybe

Valuable purple stone

During Sat. make me your bluestone

Bits you'd adjusted in tight outfit

One-piece outfit

One-piece to look good on torso first

Hardly a main drag

Part of many a detour

Obscure road in town

Do remove from sit-in (wordplay)

Takeaway (Sc. & US)

Effect, or bear from house

Long journey (by sea)

It'll get you a reaction (wordplay)

Agent for change

Clayey

Get the word out, maybe (wordplay)

Polish a profile, perhaps

Change the story, say

Wild attendant of the goddess Cybele

Follower of Cybele.

Wild reveller (ancient Gr.); cry to ban (anagram)

Apparatus maintaining very low temperature

Vessel in which something is stored at a low temperature

Apparatus for maintaining a constant low temperature

When the sun's up (time for robbery?)

From dawn to dusk

Part of D. S. T.

Engraving of laconic fieldsman

Steel needle for engraving

Etching needle.

Believer in an immanent force

Heard Dinah found watery film of one believing in energy

Andrew spinning something a bit foggy as a sort of philosopher

Lamb for one? Yes, as it's cooked

Aldous Huxley, for one

Novel sites around for one writer

Australasian tree

The point at which an eye is placed

Pupil power (wordplay)

Seeing 8 across OK

Power of seeing

Pilot's stabilizing device

Ship's stabilizer

Stocky Frenchman falling apart in heat

Stocky in stature

Stoutly built

Person engaged in a favourite pursuit

Person with a particular interest

Horse perhaps with side interest to begin with

""An expert in hygiene, also HYGEIST""

Writer of pastoral pieces

Author of short pictorial poems

Pastoral poet

Good-for-nothing tup, maybe (wordplay)

Loafer set on

Idler having answer in amateur contest

Influence pedlar, perhaps

Bill's friend or foe (wordplay)

Special-interest representative

Least likely to stray

Faithful subject out to ?? I'll say!

Remains faithful to last oily rogue

One supporting established government

Hammerstein, for one

Ira Gershwin, for one

Bernie Taupin, for one

To fail to keep an appointment with

A cell capable of giving rise to muscle cells

Recordings selected for listening

Personal audio selections

Item on an iPod

Matching sports outfit (wordplay)

Toddler's wear

Child's sports outfit

Versatile languages master (wordplay)

Speaking many languages

United Nations translator, for example

Feline mouse (wordplay)

What's New, -? (Woody Allen film)

Feline pet (who visited the Queen)

Fire-detecting device

Thermostat used at high temperatures

Certain road racer

Perhaps solitary Queen fan (wordplay)

Revolutionary's foe, maybe

Of Clark's country music (wordplay)

Persian verse form (of Omar Khayyam?)

Polish a river one up (wordplay)

Khayyam's poetry collection

Is it the moon in window (wordplay)

Star as a roof-raiser (wordplay)

Star in the roof (wordplay)

Organism living with another in mutualism

Thymey

Private corruption? Fiddlesticks!

Slangy nonsense from Thomas (wordplay)

Nonsense from Thomas (wordplay)

Unable to diversify, perhaps

Always the bad guy, say

Roled up in one (wordplay)

""Bent on having one's own way, also WILLFUL, WILFUL, WILFULLY, WILLYARD""

The anniversary of the death of a Jewish relative

Yeshiva

Tough Roy upset to get curdled food

Yolky

Like the runt, often

Like Nick of the Jonas Brothers

Adjective for a cadet

Most horrible keys I cut in error

Most pleasing to the palate

Ultimate in deliciousness

Most tasty

Armstrong, for one

One on two wheels

Many a Beijing commuter

Catty fund (anagram) - flower

Floral symbol of "indifference."

Bunch follows sweet flower

""Having a changeable, varying luster, or color, like that of a changeable silk, or oa a cat's eye in the dark.""

Big cat, say, now drowned

Make a true facsimile?

Make a true facsimile (wordplay)

Kindergarten artist.

In audition, emblem is attached to foremost musician

Stared off into space

Let one's thoughts wander

Did some woolgathering

Like DAD's lectures (wordplay)

Parched literary friend of an antiquary

More than dull

One barely working (wordplay)

Lili St. Cyr, for one

She grins and bares it

A bay.

Pleasure explosive to me and Jenny

Hedonist's quest

Pleasure taken in amusement by Eastman

Wild flower - get by hire (anagram)

A plant; they're big (anagram)

Small plant may look lively

Charon's river craft (wordplay)

Banks' go-between

Charon's charge

Boxing's eight-stone division

Boxer weighing 51kg or less

Hundred-pound boxer, for example

Pick wielder

Dental worker

Person skilled in sanitary principles and practices

A believer in hylozoism.

Web connection means

It connects two pages

Over-excited by matter, linking words

One may be entranced by his performance

One who mesmerises

He may take control when people fall asleep

""The inner or lower layer of the blastoderm; called also endoderm, entoderm, and sometimes hypoderm. See Illust. of Blastoderm, Delamination, and Ectoderm. endoderm, entoderm, and sometimes hypoderm. See Illust. of Blastoderm, Delamination, and Ectoderm.""

Hut as new, keeping back copy of 'How to heat your villa'

""A trailing plant (Lysimachia Nummularia), with rounded opposite leaves and solitary yellow flowers in their axils. Lysimachia Nummularia), with rounded opposite leaves and solitary yellow flowers in their axils.""

Motley

Plant that's almost value for money (wordplay)

This spicy brew is for researcher

Yankee's club

One studying the nature of matter

Go gingerly (around)

Move cautiously around the cat's paw!

Hedge 16 (wordplay)

""An American orchidaceous plant (Aplectrum hyemale) which flowers in early summer. Its slender naked rootstock produces each year a solid corm, filled with exceedingly glutinous matter, which sends up later a single large oval evergreen plaited leaf. Called also AdamandEve. Aplectrum hyemale) which flowers in early summer. Its slender naked rootstock produces each year a solid corm, filled with exceedingly glutinous matter, which sends up later a single large oval evergreen plaited leaf. Called also AdamandEve.""

Lender's expectation

Type of mortgage

It eliminates debt

RHYTHMISE RHYTHMI rhythmus

Blue salad plant to rise suddenly!

Shoot up abruptly

Go through the roof

A physical deformity characterized by abnormally flat and turned-out feet.

A foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out; flat foot.

Saclike larval stage of some flatworms

Plant cell contain- ing starch grains

Copy hasn't disturbed yes-man

Chap Tyson hammered, a toady

Uriah Heep persona

SYLLOGISE

Baudelaire, for example

Person who says one thing and means another

Writer who uses imagery to evoke ideas an orchestra member articulated

Doctor syringes patient finally to deliver drug

Member of an orchestra.

He'll beat it to get into the band

Mint pasty (anagram); kettledrum player

Fretter, slangy style.

Pessimistic one

*Nervous Nellie

English word

Rising the highest (wordplay)

Yellow

A colorless plastid that forms starch granules and occurs in cells of plant storage tissue.

The germinal vesicle.

One versed in bryology.

CATALYST a substance that speeds a chemical reaction

""The branch of biology that deals with the formation, structure, and function of cells.""

Extensive use of troops (wordplay)

Positioning of troops

Distribution of resources

""One of a group of extinct reptiles having the jaws armed with a horny beak, as in turtles, and in the genus Dicynodon, supporting also a pair of powerful tusks. Their remains are found in triassic strata of South Africa and India. Dicynodon, supporting also a pair of powerful tusks. Their remains are found in triassic strata of South Africa and India.""

""Having two successive sets of teeth (deciduous and permanent), one succeeding the other; as, a diphyodont mammal; diphyodont dentition; opposed to monophyodont. as, a diphyodont mammal; diphyodont dentition; opposed to monophyodont.""

Part of problem - ploy men typically use

Use of pieces in work of Ptolemy

A person's work or profession

""A process which, among some of the lower forms of life, precedes reproduction by budding, fission, spore formation, etc.""

Colourful lie? Young man's worker

Strike a child - infant - not 1 down

Florid fellow guarding lad in apartment

""A cell larger than the others, and of different appearance, occurring in certain alg\'91 related to nostoc.""

ALERT to {warn=v}

Joyful

One with an aversion to birds (wordplay)

Man who hates women

Higgins, perhaps, outrageously toying with miss

""One who is versed in, or who studies, mycology.""