2-Letter Words Starting with A

Bronze for one

Grow up (wordplay)

Candle count, perhaps

Essayist/novelist James

'Permit Me Voyage' author James

Pulitzer Prize winner 1958

Sweating, shivering, fit (once)

Flu symptom, perhaps

Chilling experience (wordplay)

A watched pot never boils, for one

"Waste not, want not," for one

"Money talks," for one

In awe perhaps

In midyawn perhaps

In mid-yawn, perhaps

Fine print maybe

Box score print size, perhaps

Fine print, maybe

Sisal for one

Century plant, for one

Maguey for one

In a trance state perhaps

In a trance state, perhaps

Looking with eagerness.

A chemical compound used in bleaching flour

Animal husbandry major, say

Rural student, maybe

Animal husbandry major say

Good at acro, say

Able to do splits, say

Able to leap tall buildings (wordplay)

Awry, to Burns (var.)

Wrong: Scot. var.

Awry to Burns var

Ancient rockers' "ago" (wordplay)

In the past, to poets of the past

Ancient rockers ago

Say "uh-huh," say

Have the same gender perhaps

See no need to argue maybe

Floor plants (wordplay)

Sea moss, for one

Birdbath greenery (wordplay)

Point of view - 18 (anagram)

Acute thing (wordplay)

Matter of degree (wordplay)

To {argue=v}

Make a case (for)

Act like Siskel and Ebert maybe

Pick a fight (with)

Pagan love feasts

Selfless loves

Love feasts

Blazing, as the eyes

With a blinding light

Like a jack-o'-lantern's eyes

Get an A (anagram)

Related on Dad's side

Related, in a way

""To acknowledge, also AGNISE""

Early malls (wordplay)

Trading places (wordplay)

Old public squares

Ornamental clasp

Say, member is drowning in beer!

Say without really knowing

Say without proof

Winding pathway, of yore

Rudiment

Highest point (of orbit)

Far point in an orbit

High point in an orbit

Pattern (on socks)

Lozenge pattern (socks)

Knee-high, maybe

Dark-green mineral

Component of basalt.

Common mineral in rocks

Exact retribution on behalf of (someone)

Get back at for (a wrong)

Repay (a wrong)

Shorten (a text)

Make shorter, book say

Adapt for audio format, perhaps

Area (of land)

Extent of a lot

Developer's asset

Decide or award judicially

Reckon that Father is back on the Bench

The jade has just about dug to 12 across

Spore, for example

Spore

A sugar obtained from agar

Convert into a type of quartz.

""To treat with agene, also AGENISE""

Build up a slope

Build up sediment deposit

Fill, as with silt

Stir up (trouble?)

Stir (up public opinion?)

Stir; tie a tag (anagram)

Suffer anguish - go in sea (anagram)

Suffer extremely: Eng. sp.

Be in torments of indecision

Lose sleep (over)

Consider a tough decision, say

Struggle painfully (over)

Hooked clasp to hold blocks together

Hooked clasp used by stonemasons

Armor clasp.

Rider of a sort

Coming from galleon with attachment to bill of exchange

Attachment to a bill of exchange for further endorsement

Mystical interpretation of the Bible

Mystic scriptural interpretation

Mystical interpretation of a word

In English

Like a snake

Snakelike

Proving a point by exposing the absurdity of the opposite

Natural accompaniment variable

Natural accompaniment Var.

The gift of how old the saucepan is

Have a scoring opportunity (wordplay)

Put some notes in order (wordplay)

Settle a musical score (wordplay)

Ease or relieve, say thirst

Mollify idiot with salary, say

Satisfy (an appetite)

""To make less severe, also ASSUAGE""

Fluttery, as skin when massaged

Sensing a thrill by the fireside

All excited, as with anticipation

Inn serves vegetable one Pole discarded

Vegetable not favoured in foreign inn

Inn in France

How mean to claim time to welcome fury!

The Dow, for one

Mean relative (wordplay)

A papal envoy

Renounce (something of value)

Renounce (something desirable)

Give up, as rights

Formally cancel (an agreement)

Annul - to a barge (anagram)

Cancel or repeal, say a law

To cleanse by wiping

A word part that denotes the doer of an action

Distress; cause pain to

Cause offence or injury to

A stuttering lament will cause injury

Exchange business.

Stockjobbery? I got stuck in since finding time to mature

Capable of being flustered.

Willing to revolt

""A type of chemical compound, also AGLYCON""

Clustered together

Like a fever

Feathered head ornament

Get irate about plume

Get irate, tickled by feather

Needle-shaped peak of rock.

Needle Fr.

A North African pirate

Native of a North African city.

North African.

Fish pond treatment

Doing away with seaweed, a nostalgic idea in part (8) 5,3

Salt mixed in a gelatin

Foreigner's status

Foreigner's condition

The strength of the current (wordplay)

I'm, through time, a fury for 18 across

Strength of a certain current

""A small gas bubble in lava, also AMYGDULE""

""A small gas bubble in lava, also AMYGDALE""

Duplicate, fancy (var.)

Using hands hour after hour (wordplay)

Margerine, to butter, for example

Relating to angina

Having corners.

Endless Soviet labour camp fenced by stake with spikes

Having an angle

""A substance that stimulates the production of antibodies, also ANTIGEN""

Short story with a moral

Fable right out of a work by Chaucer

Story with a moral.

A curve in a column

Perk up, dad - face life's later years!

Grant to a priest for a time

Natural adjunct.

An {enzyme=n}

Bitter-tasting amino acid

Ace grub with ale? Could be contentious!

Open to question

Up for debate

Claim for oneself without justification

Seize without right.

Make undue claims

Recipient of a right, in law

Recipient of a task

Heir, for example

Ingrates, coming to grief, draw together

Geraint's arranging draw together

Bind together

Earliest inhabitant of, say, Australia

Native of Australia

Inhabitant of country before colonists

Service commercial vehicle, say, at back

Edge of the tennis court (wordplay)

Head start, say

Exasperate or exacerbate

Annoy, and make things worse

Make (problem) worse

Collective total - a great egg (anagram)

Greg is stone-faced, in sum (wordplay)

Get garage to fix heap (wordplay)

Tending to stir up

Nice to be able to say yes

Gee, that makes it 13 down and arable!

In harmony; pleasant

English word

Close to the hypotenuse, say (wordplay)

Age-old sin (anagram)

Close to a hypotenuse (wordplay)

Amygdala

Draw a comparison, in a way

Reason in a way

City at the head of Cook Inlet

Alaskan Air Force base.

Place for ships to stop

Hermaphroditic plant

Man or woman? Not black or white, but grey and no mistake

A minor ore of lead

Express in English finding flying angels around here in France

Convert Giovanni into John, for example

Make English, in form

Make Jorge George, for example

Like sun visors

Apologia

Say sorry, mea culpa

Make a sorry speech (wordplay)

Express regret (for action)

Say you're sorry

Eat humble pie

Tell me you're sorry

E.g. insect's leg, feeler

One of an octopod's octad

An attached part

Mineral similar to calcite.

Calcium carbonate

Trading that exploits cost differences

Market dealer's activity

Simultaneous purchase and sale of assets

Frondizi's country (with "the").

S. American region.

Native of Bahia Blanca.

Valuable silver ore

A formal procedure when sculptor's brought in rock

Sedimentary rock that does not split easily

State of indebtedness

Something held in reserve.

Bookkeeping category.

A grocer with an outrageous conceit

Too much pride in exotic orange car

An "offspring of riches," to Twain

Purple and gold mixture of beer and gin

Deep purple colour

Fruit popular in French inn

Air mail letter

Air letter

'Casualty' episode missing opening page, but whoever the writer, it'll take off

Flashbulb effect, for example

Lingering impression on the eye

Flashbulb effect

M1's in time to expand

Magnify; increase power of

Make greater grade gains after revision

Exaggerate

Wild, wild raves and gigs on Ecstasy

Like a winning tournament player*

Combative - pushing

One afraid of open spaces

One who suffers a fear of crossing open spaces

I hate going out since chat with lout who's on benefits

Loyalty, say, found in Nato maybe

Loyalty, say, within marriage

Loyalty, say, found in union

ALLEGE to assert without proof

Show by storytelling

Not in deep water, say

By the sea

Waterfront

Combine into one

Merge into a single body

Join forces to butcher Malaga meat

Anecdotes collectively; a collection of anecdotes.

Like Grenada, but not Granada

Like the Bahamas, Barbados and Belize

English-speaking

Make an enemy of.

Rub the wrong way

Make an enemy of

PLAGUE to pester or annoy

ARPEGGIATE

""A white, nitrogenous, crystallizable substance, C4H8N2O3+H2O, found in many plants, and first obtained from asparagus. It is believed to aid in the disposition of nitrogenous matter throughout the plant; called also altheine. C4H8N2O3+H2O, found in many plants, and first obtained from asparagus. It is believed to aid in the disposition of nitrogenous matter throughout the plant; called also altheine.""

Collection (of things or people)

Rally about silver collection

French for "blending"

Transferable

Admit (the truth of something)

Admit the truth of (something)

Recognise current learning

Form a rounded mass

Form into one cluster

Cluster

""To unite, or cause to adhere, as with glue or other viscous substance; to unite by causing an adhesion of substances.""

Taken together; collective.

Curtail urge to work in growing business

The practice of farming

Field for early U. S. settlers

A point or tag at the end of a fringe or lace; an aglet.

""A white or greenish mineral, (Li,Na)Al(PO 4 )(F,OH), that is an important source of lithium.""

Compile an anthology.

""FATIGUE to weary, also FATIGATE""

ARGUMENT an exchange of differing reasons

Capable of being agglutinated.

English word

ARCHEGONIA

Having the quality or power of augmenting; expressing augmentation.

""Having a tendency to gather together, or to make collections.""

""Pertaining to agglutination; tending to unite, or having power to cause adhesion; adhesive.""

""To transpose, as the letters of a word, so as to form an anagram.""

CIGARETTE A little cigar; a little fine tobacco rolled in paper for smoking.

Opinionated and terribly vague trite man

Grump's disposition

Gave in with a mutter turning stroppy

""PROGRESSIVE Moving forward; proceeding onward; advancing; evincing progress; increasing; as, progressive motion or course; opposed to retrograde. as, progressive motion or course; opposed to retrograde.""