2-Letter Words Ending in M

Shaped like a wheel

Is my word roughly speaking (wordplay)

Noisy and disorderly behaviour

Unruly behaviour

Support of kings

Cavalier attitude devastated Oli's army

Monarchial support

Soft silvery-white metallic element

Metallic element with atomic number 37

Radioactive element

Adoption of country habits

Backwoods idiom

Rail absurdly against son getting into bizarre country ways

Canonised persons collectively

Status for Peter, Paul, and Mary

State of one who has been canonised

Location for auctions

British auctioneer's milieu

You might go there hoping for a lot

Metal used in magnets

Silvery metallic element, atomic number 62

Element #62

Bait animal

Orientation named for an ancient Greek poet

Anti-Mass movement (wordplay)

Worship of the Devil

That's the very devil to believe

Cruelty

Metal in aluminum alloys

'Look stupid!' - Posh in metal

Music and dancing to number 21 (wordplay)

Marginal note

Superficial knowledge.

According to

""A seat in a church for officiating clergy, also SEDILE""

Earthquake phenomena

Element in multivitamins

Element used in glassmaking

Kentish Man, I'm holding uranium element

Attendants of God's throne

Guardians of a celestial throne

Six-winged celestial beings

One after another, as in a series

Formally, one after another

In a specific order

Bristle-shaped

Shamos

Araby, for one

Abu Dhabi, for one

Arab chief's realm

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

Not as well in this award, perhaps

An unhealthy place to be confined

R. N.'s domain.

Siddur

A type of soil

""A nonmetallic element, also SILICON""

Milks row, working for 20

Hairless white caterpillar

It feeds on the 24

Affected simplicity

A mustard-plaster

Picture produced by X-rays

X-ray picture

To construct with the use of a mould

Small legless lizard

Eurasian legless lizard

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

Putting no books in central libraries is monstrous arrogance

Folk tales as concepts of the nature of the sun

Grow room, say

One place to catch some rays

Room equipped with sunbeds

Compensation given for damages to the feelings

Absurdity is only about doctrine

A mistake in the use of language

Bit of nonstandard grammar

Inside shot (wordplay)

First baby picture, perhaps

Early baby picture (wordplay)

An {inchworm=n}

Range (of colours?)

Crumpets cooked in a range of colour!

Broad range, of colours say

Small old coin cracks desirable mirror

Medical instrument used for internal examinations

Medical instrument used for interior examinations

Peat moss - push G-man (anagram)

Kind of moss that grows on bogs

Peat moss plant

""A needlelike structure, also SPICULE, SPICULA""

A surgical bandage

Philosophy that emphasized self-control

Behaviour enduring hardship

Patient acceptance of misfortune

""A cloth for wiping the face, also SUDARY""

She may wear many hats

Parent who 'does it all'

Parent who "does it all"

A fleshy multiple fruit

Tallith

Tallit

Acid-resistant metal

Hard metallic element

Its atomic number is 73

Cause of weight loss, maybe

Ribbon-like parasite inhabiting the gut

Parasite struggling war poet married

Taxonomic designation like Rattus rattus

Name such as Bufo bufo or Anser anser

Scientific name involving a repeated word

Medieval gambling top

Small top used in the game put-and-take

Top spun as gamble

Home entertainment.

Breaking metal chains say, right message

Flora, say, hindered 26 by wire

Stop-and-go message (wordplay)

Images of household gods

Household gods of ancient Hebrews.

Ancient Hebrew household gods.

Worship of the monstrous

Love of the monstrous

Metallic element used in rat poison

Element used in thermometers

Poisonous metallic element

State of being in another's power

State of subservience

Told harm would result from slavery

""The middle ear, also TYMPANUM""

A revolt against social conventions

Metal giant I hesitate to join

Strong and light metal

Metal for Maggert or Mayfair

Sycophancy to dismay eccentric

DIY moats resulted in servile adulation

The art of sucking up to people

Lip service to equal rights

Perfunctory effort to show compliance

Minimal-compliance hiring practice

A layer of matted woolly down on the surface of a plant

A photograph made with X rays

Carpenter's storage area, perhaps

Part of a machine shop.

Handyman's space

Centralized control by an autocratic authority

Belief in symbols.

System of tribal division

Belief in many clans

The state of being a triad

Ontario's flower

Ontario's official flower

Wake-robin

A cereal grass

Sexual relations involving three persons

""Shaped like a tube, also TUBULAR, TUBAR, TUBATE, TUBULOSE, TUBULOUS""

Ear membrane - my MP a nut (anagram)

Middle-ear membrane

Middle ear membrane

Extremist's doctrine

Radical philosophy

Radical belief

Regular round number shaped like a hook

Ruder man working in a pit (wordplay)

Secret target (wordplay)

Type of bowling that's not on leg!

Civil War doctrine

Principles of those opposed to secession

Principle of some labor groups

Folly

Eats rump (anagram)

It's a hard way to swim

Against a river's natural flow

Branch of sociology

Study of cities

Like Gummi Bears

Silvery metallic element, symbol V

Silvery metallic element, atomic number 23

Lead - a radioactive element? Not lead, it's a metallic element

Having various forms

Edition of verse with a Brazilian spirit

Scholarly book is very funny about American city

A north-eastern sea, very stormy, reveals Trojan prince

A box used to hold plant specimens

Having the form of a vase

Dietary practice saving me pounds

Total abstinence from meat and dairy

Certain dietary abstinence

An awning over an ancient Roman theatre

A roentgenogram of a vein

A poisonous herb

Word-perfect (wordplay)

Word for word (Medieval Latin)

Word for word

""The web or vane of a feather, also VEXIL""

Eucharist for the dying

Allowance for traveling expenses

Eucharist given to dying Roman Catholics

Shrub with small white flowers

Wayfaring tree

Plant flying bomb behind packing container

Villas collectively

A unifying bond

The development of male sex characteristics in a female

A philosophical doctrine

""A place for raising and keeping live animals, also VIVARY""

The act of {vocalizing=v}

Electricity produced by chemical action

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

Low Haye cut is back - boxing is thuggery

Zaddick

The system of beliefs connected with a snake God

""A swarm-spore, also ZOOSPORE""

A record of separated proteins

Belief that we live in an essentially meaningless world

Adherence to formal rules in art or literature

Madame is upset about constant adherence to formal rules

Well known travel trailer brand (3,6)

Miranda Lambert's classic RV (wordplay)

Land Yacht manufacturer

Decision tree, for one

*Programmer's procedure

Netflix uses one to recommend you movies

Metal I dropped over the Atlantic

Strong light metal

Metal or salt containing little uranium

New chemical element, Number 95.

Element named by Glenn Seaborg

Element used in radiation research

Movement largely unconcerned with human rights (wordplay)

Process of molecular synthesis

As in March, perhaps, causing disorder

Man's chair (anagram)

Form of government, sired by Proudhon.

Cardiologist's X-ray

X-ray of blood or lymph vessels

Cardiologist's request

Bait male? Wrong, wrong!

Fisherman's bait; meal grown (anagram)

Nightcrawler, to some Northerners

Fisherman's creed?

Fisherman's creed (wordplay)

Peculiarly English word

Maim snail (anagram)

Orwell's sort of sensuality (wordplay)

Orwellian philosophy

The flower head of certain plants

""Any of various evergreen tropical American plants of the genus Anthurium, grown as ornamentals for their attractive leaves and their showy, often red spathes.""

Injection; I'm at nurse (anagram)

I'm nature's fluid remedy for disease

Term in immunology.

Where one can't see the wood, they say!

Place for ashes in the garden (wordplay)

A gathering of elders (wordplay)

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

""Mineral pitch, Jews' pitch, or compact native bitumen. It is brittle, of a black or brown color and high luster on a surface of fracture; it melts and burns when heated, leaving no residue. It occurs on the surface and shores of the Dead Sea, which is therefore called Asphaltites, or the Asphaltic Lake. It is found also in many parts of Asia, Europe, and America. See Bitumen.Asphaltites, or the Asphaltic Lake. It is found also in many parts of Asia, Europe, and America. See Bitumen.""

Club menu the AA had changed (wordplay)

Inclusive book on wheels (wordplay)

Articles on a menu arranged by club

ATONAL lacking tonality

Part of a hearing test, maybe

Having all stages of a life cycle occurring on the same host.

Salmonella, for example

Micro-organism that can cause disease

Micro-organism

"Complected," for one

Complected, for one

Absence of culture and civilisation

Rain of the farm (wordplay)

Perform aerial stunts, perhaps

Rain of the farm?

""A chemical element of the transuranic series. Chemical symbol Bk; atomic number 97; atomic weight 247. It is a radioactive element, with no stable isotopes; the longest-lived isotope is of mass number 247.07, decaying by alpha-emission with a half-life of 1,400 years. The isotope with atomic weight 249 has a half-life of 314 days, and was isolated in weighable quantities.""

Aerospace structural material

Fourth element on the periodic table

Be 51 stone in front, without odd tummy

Feeder, strangely slim, keeps in charge of devotion to the book

""Use of biological principles in explaining human behavior, especially social behavior.""

Periodic change in behaviour of animals

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.""

Meeting place (wordplay)

Lodge in this meeting place (wordplay)

Where a company's leaders meet

""An anaerobic, rod-shaped bacterium (Clostridium botulinum) that secretes botulin and inhabits soils.""

Type of carpet - a bold Moor (anagram)

Kind of carpeting.

Type of woven carpet

A small branch of the windpipe

Showy but inferior

Anything cheap and gaudy: Colloq.

Anything cheap and gaudy Colloq.

What's chewed and blown (wordplay)

Stick in one's mouth, maybe

Something chewed and blown

Ancestor of a fax

Telegraphed message

Overseas message

""CACIQUE a tropical oriole, also CAZIQUE""

Quartz variety

""One of the bones of the tarsus which in man, forms the great bone of the heel; called also fibulare. fibulare.""

""Pl -daria [-ˈdɛərɪə] (Historical Terms) (in ancient Rome) a room for taking hot baths [from Latin, from calidus warm, from calēre to be warm]""

The dome of the skull

A flower cluster as in a daisy

Concern for personal advancement

Advancement at any cost

The oil secreted from the beaver that is used as bait by trappers

Social or political upheaval.

Initially cats stay calm around upheaval

A clam cyst could be a disaster

Poultice

Series of questions

Set of questions for religious teaching

Religious instructions

Metric-system unit

That grate of mine carries little weight

Approximate weight of a grain of sand

Chalutz

English word

English word

Place for coats in a cafe

Restaurant convenience

Dress requiring cash - men go wild

Chinese dress with split skirt

Oriental dress hems can go crooked

""A very black topsoil, rich in humus, typical of cool to temperate semiarid regions, such as the grasslands of European Russia.""

""CHIMERE a bishop's robe, also CHIMAR""

""A branching, treelike diagram in which the endpoints of the branches represent specific species of organisms. It is used to illustrate phylogenetic relationships and show points at which various species have diverged from common ancestral forms.""

Where to find a paid informer (wordplay)

Lessons are learnt here

Where Ichabod Crane presided

A layer of the brain

A region in the body walls of certain annelid worms

Storage area hides a tree (wordplay)

Outerwear store (wordplay)

Place for checkers (wordplay)

A parasitic protozoan

Watertight enclosure around construction

Watertight enclosure round construction work

Caisson

Pass Greek character with Latin plant

Body of members of equal authority

""Rock debris, pl COLLUVIUMS or COLLUVIA""

An eye lotion

Structure finished during Titus' reign

Structure dating from 72 A. D.

Famous Flavian structure.

Business deprived of drink? It's delivered earlier than the milk

""A rare element of the vanadium group, first found in a variety of the mineral columbite occurring in Connecticut, probably at Haddam. Atomic weight 94.2. Symbol Cb or Nb. Now more commonly called niobium. niobium.""

Totalitarian form of government

System espoused by Castro

Major State Department problem.

A causative agent of infectious diseases

Space-time sequence

Uninterrupted sequence

Unbroken series of indistinguishable parts

Riddle you may beat (wordplay)

Study a French instrument

Fool holds sister with strange puzzle

Heart-shaped.