2-Letter Words Starting with A

Thing to keep to the ground (wordplay)

Something to lend to a friend (wordplay)

Listener's lending (wordplay)

Rage on the altered range (wordplay)

Burning sensation (wordplay)

Red state (wordplay)

""Relating to a sacklike division of a gland, also ACINOSE, ACINIC, ACINOUS""

One making adjustments

Big name in campers

One who straightens

""One who distributes alms, also ALMONER""

It weighs salt? On the contrary!

Rear person in a tug-of-war ( 6 )

Moor (ship at sea)

One who opens a can of worms (wordplay)

One seeking haul from bank (wordplay)

One opening up a can of worms (wordplay)

It's yours for the asking!

By some means we reach this (wordplay)

Key feature (wordplay)

Is she the insect in 25 down (wordplay)

What a blooming female sort of insect!

What a blooming female insect!

Upas tree gum resin.

Upas tree poison

Arrow poison

Improvised place to hang a hat, say

Buck's crowning glory (wordplay)

One of two for a buck (wordplay)

Sorry individual (wordplay)

One recovering from a fall, perhaps

Sorry sort (wordplay)

Sewer of sequins, say

Ornament handler, say

One who decks the halls, say

Naysayer rustically

Naysayer rustically

One transferring property variable

One transferring property Var.

One who transfers property

One from whom property is transferred

Transferor of property.

Surveyor's instrument

Surveyor's device

Mechanic, at times

Man role (anagram)

Distributor of charitable gifts

Distributor of charity.

One who tacks riders on bills

Maker of a change or revision.

Copyreader, for example

More across (wordplay)

More of this across (wordplay)

More than one across (wordplay)

Lean to a certain degree (wordplay)

Thin to quite a degree (wordplay)

'Bony' ran Gaul erratically

Many a little brother

Any pest

Nuisance

Doughnut-shaped - a LAN run (anagram)

Type of eclipse

Ringlike; type of eclipse

The sound of a hymn, perhaps (wordplay)

Sound of a hymn, perhaps

A him, perhaps, or someone else

Opposed to cars

Fighting against fighting, say

Conflicting with conflict (wordplay)

Type of protest

More likely to fidget, say

Nastier stranger is more impatient

More prone to fidgeting

Like junior perhaps going to pieces

Split like Neath (wordplay)

Sad rune (anagram)

Steed, for one

Emma Peel, for one

Erinys, for one

One intentionally not present

Player stuck round half century gets the bird ...

Bird, in a manner of speaking, joining other ranks

Prunella, the player retaining part of part of play

One moving forward

Member of the jet set (wordplay)

. . . flying boat (wordplay)

Irish in a ship or 747 (wordplay)

One who traces the cause of things

One that breaks down, as nearly mad

One who assays

Good looker (wordplay)

One doing a dissection

Someone in a tree (wordplay)

Great-great-great grandmother, for one

Someone up in a tree (wordplay)

Inspirer

Vivifier.

Walt Disney, perhaps (wordplay)

Ralph Bakshi, for one

Cel-ist (wordplay)

Oven for tempering glass.

Glassworker, at times

One working with glass, at times

Priest's role during Extreme Unction

One doing the consecrating

Holy-oil sprinkler

Not involving ovulation

One who gets it (wordplay)

One who responds

Person coming back

Welcome picnic guest (wordplay)

Lover of armies (wordplay)

Pangolin, for one

Nearer the front; prior (to)

Front-facing, anatomically

In the front

One shopping for old curios

Additive type in oil & grease

Like Gil Evans maybe (wordplay)

One who organises one in a jam perhaps

One who scores (wordplay)

Part of letter one posts, say

Characteristic of b, d, or h

d or k, for example

One agreeing to make fool join

Yes-man, for example

... one agrees for fool to come in

One who agrees

Nominee endorser in Britain

Endorsing voter, in England.

Professor, at times

Professor, re homework

One transferring property rights, in law

Property transferor

One who nominates a southern Italian gentleman

Achiever of a goal.

One who got it

Goal getter

One who's all there (wordplay)

One who showed up

Someone who shows up

Auntly

An alarm clock or rooster, for example

Alarm clock, for example

An alarm clock or rooster, e.g

Deserter

Deserter.

One who surrenders

Renouncer over Angora bet

Claim renouncer

Person on the run

Band score rewritten for The Fugitive

Fugitive running Bond's race

Seat in bar maybe not his (wordplay)

No little 21 across for one

Who's abandoned seat in bar (wordplay)

Upper-atmosphere studier

Author of stepquote (first name)

A great Greek ruler (wordplay)

Any of three Russian emperors

Poor diplomat, say

Family outcast, perhaps

One causing estrangement

ANCIENT an aged man

ANIMAL a living organism with voluntary motion and sensation

One making explanatory notes

Jotter in the year disposed to art

Editor of a kind

Newsreader can run one broadcast

Person with a booming voice, often

Radio/TV introducer

Part of church; anchorite (anagram)

Part of a church

Area in church; icon heart anag.

Union-busting, say

Opposed to the union, say

Don't be this tomorrow

Stealthy (wordplay)

Like some hard-to-detect missiles

Opposite the sun

TUMOR an abnormal swelling

""ULCER to affect with a type of lesion, also ULCERATE""

Loss of civil rights.

Loss of all civil rights, in law

Get the German punishment for treason

""One who, or that which, augments or increases anything.""

AUGMENT to {increase=v}

A foreigner.

Friendly, as an older relative, say

Friendly, like some relatives

Friendly in a non-threatening way

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

Manage publicity for one in church

Run as 'today's politician' (wordplay)

Pastor who pitches (wordplay)

One who admonishes.

Man of derring-do

Many a Jules Verne protagonist

Soldier of fortune.

Current-generating car part

Dodge Charger charger

Auto part introduced by Chrysler in 1960

One receiving measured blows (wordplay)

Meaner to me (anagram)

Kid's science project, maybe

Armored beast of old

Previous incumbent

Forerunner.

Forerunner

""Zoology A small antenna or similar organ, especially one of the first pair of small antennae on the head of a crustacean.""

Powerful drug-treatment class

Like chemotherapy drugs

HUNTER one who {hunts=v}

LITTER to scatter rubbish about

Something from nothing (wordplay)

Family subject (wordplay)

Family subject?

MERGER the combining of two or more businesses into one

SMOKER one who {smokes=v}

Water-skier's next of kin

AQUATINT to etch using a certain process

Moon-starer (anagram)

Hubble, for one

One who knows what's up (wordplay)

Electronic signal weakener

Electric signal diminisher

Device reducing signal strength

One with lots to offer (wordplay)

One has lots to shift!

Man with lots on his mind (wordplay)

An instrument for measuring the direct heating power of the sun's rays.

Part of a jet engine increasing thrust

Pollution-control device

Jet power booster

""One who aggrandizes, or makes great.""

""One who, or that which, annihilates; as, a fire annihilator. as, a fire annihilator.""

""One who announces. Specifically: An officer in the church of Constantinople, whose business it was to inform the people of the festivals to be celebrated.""

Small room leading to a larger room

Lobby one college with sign of caution

Small entrance room

BURGLAR to enter a building to steal

Expectant one.

NUCLEAR pertaining to a {nucleus=n}

POPULAR something pleasing

Antitrust

ANTHOLOGIZE compile an anthology.

CONSUMER one who {consumes=v}

Non-PC chair protector (wordplay)

Chair cover mascara stain made a mess of

Protective cloth on upholstered seat

PREDATOR one that {plunders=v}

TAKEOVER the act of assuming control

Relating to an appendicle; appendiculate.

An assassin.

Runner or dramatist in play

One managing business affairs

Overseer of a sort

German dog in fine French spa, barking

Antiforeign

""AUTHENTICATE To render authentic; to give authority to, by the proof, attestation, or formalities required by law, or sufficient to entitle to credit.""

""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.

""A transformer in which part of the primary winding is used as a secondary winding, or vice versa; -- called also a compensator or balancing coil.compensator or balancing coil.""