2-Letter Words Starting with A

Shun sailor with horror? Not half!

Regard sailor with horror? Not half!

Feel more than disdain

More talented? Be real!

More like a seaman, perhaps

More competent, perhaps like seaman

Honey-colored 311 song (wordplay)

Brake light, perhaps

Colour between red and green (wordplay)

Place for a bench perhaps

Ivy's support, maybe

Place for vines, perhaps

One who humiliates

Shame is his game

One putting others down

One who eases off

That which diminishes.

One that lessens

One who suspends an action, in law

Stopper of a nuisance

Halter of a nuisance, in law

Resident (in Tarrytown?)

Job, for one

One who endures

Say bully finds work in decrepit bar

Bully or addict

Addict or bully

Tobacco juice

Eric Walker (wordplay)

Writer was better beheaded (wordplay)

English thriller writer; walker

Port for the cockney under the trees

Leafy bower in Leeds

Shady garden alcove

A reformed assistant (wordplay)

Helpmate of sorts

Partner in crime; tree bat (anagram)

One driving a getaway car, say

Hardly a good helper (wordplay)

Accomplice in crime

One who {abjures=v}

Launch stopper

Carpenter's rasp, for one

Rubber eraser, for one

Rubber (wordplay)

Neighbouring landowner is a bishop, say

Neighbour providing a dairy product

Owner of a contiguous estate

Acerb

Depleted uranium, vis-a-vis natural uranium

Beef inspector (wordplay)

Umpire, for one

Ruling party (wordplay)

Place for croaking animals (wordplay)

Place for neat disposal (wordplay)

I tar boat (anagram)

Taker (of someone)

One removing by force

Hercules, to Iole

One who can't stand (wordplay)

He detests you

Reader's Digest staffer

One who makes short work of a link with ringleader

Person who curtails a game of cards with king

More sudden and unexpected

Shorter able-bodied man serving on game point, about given up

One intentionally not present

He who pardons.

Jack you may forgive

A priest may be such, or half a French one and you

Sponge recipe accepted by sailor, not drunk

Cushion

More ridiculous

More ridiculous bends on road during Lincoln runs

It's more ridiculous - I'm lost for words after Australian has bowled Root

Go back (on a promise)

One who lies in wait

Deserter

Deserter.

Edward VIII in 1936

He's giving up

King Edward VIII, for example

One who surrenders

Renouncer over Angora bet

Claim renouncer

Abraham Lincoln, notably

Lincoln, notably

A throwback by literary cameraman chopping wood - one wielding axe

Person on the run

Band score rewritten for The Fugitive

Fugitive running Bond's race

Absolute

Seat in bar maybe not his (wordplay)

No little 21 across for one

Who's abandoned seat in bar (wordplay)

Harder to penetrate

Statue material, perhaps

Altar base (anagram)

Figurine material, perhaps

Union-busting, say

Opposed to the union, say

Don't be this tomorrow

Constructor, of a sort

Person piecing something together

Code-converting computer program

One hates to see Robin with wingless Batman, struggling to apprehend ring

Abstract

ABSTRACT to draw away

Cupshaped; saucershaped; acetabuliform.

David K. E. Bruce, for one

Bunker, for one.

One who's goodwill hunting (wordplay)

""AMBUSCADE A lying in a wood, concealed, for the purpose of attacking an enemy by surprise. Hence: A lying in wait, and concealed in any situation, for a like purpose; a snare laid for an enemy; an ambush.""

Same as arbitrageur.arbitrageur.

Grieve or Dascoli

Independent settler of dispute

Person authorized to decide a dispute.

Creator of short sentences (wordplay)

Part of a jet engine increasing thrust

Pollution-control device

Jet power booster

Small room leading to a larger room

Lobby one college with sign of caution

Small entrance room

BURGLAR to enter a building to steal

Exploiter of market differences

Exploiter of stock market differences

Trader offers designer's latest little piece with passion in a very old city

""Any of various rod-shaped, nonpathogenic, nitrogen-fixing bacteria of the genus Azotobacter, found in soil and water.""

""ALPHABETIZE To arrange alphabetically; as, to alphabetize a list of words. as, to alphabetize a list of words.""

""FILIBUSTER A lawless military adventurer, especially one in quest of plunder; a freebooter; originally applied to buccaneers infesting the Spanish American coasts, but introduced into common English to designate the followers of Lopez in his expedition to Cuba in 1851, and those of Walker in his expedition to Nicaragua, in 1855.""

TUBERCULAR Having tubercles; affected with tubercles; tubercled; tuberculate.

Writer of their own life story