2-Letter Words Starting with D

Wind pipe (wordplay)

Oxygen channel (wordplay)

What's totally tubular (wordplay)

Plant I had raised on bed

Flowering plant with two seed leaves

Plant with two seed leaves

Slangy stadium ticket

Coin for Shylock.

Box-office buy

Gangster, Asiatic style.

Criminal class of India

Gangster of India or Burma.

Pour off (liquid)

Pour into a carafe, say

Take (wine) off lees

Smoke and mirrors, say

God almost frames the Church for fraud

Fraud or duplicity

Dressed? That's nice of you!

Ready to receive company, say

Ready for viewing, say

Extract the essence of by boiling

Make extracts from by boiling

Make an extract by boiling.

Take off during April (wordplay)

Remove last two episodes of Rude Tube

Take away limited edition found in canal

Wrong to change sides (wordplay)

Shortcoming in desert (wordplay)

Abandon home, in a way

Make dispirited

Make gloomy

Make downhearted

Offense, in law

Offense, to an LL.B.

Injury, in law

Represent one Catholic in admin. unit

Draw some crude pictures

Show a picture of

Sniff out, perhaps

Go "beep beep beep beep beep," maybe

What Lupin and Dupin do

Athenian judge

Athenian juryman.

Athenian judge

One learned in teaching

Preachy person

Donnish one

Call the shots (wordplay)

Frank Blunt (wordplay)

Frank to call the shots (wordplay)

Museum volunteer, perhaps

Image consultant, at times (wordplay)

Museum tour guide

List of things to try (wordplay)

Array of suits (wordplay)

List of cases

Soft, sweet (tones)

Sweet, gentle (tones)

DT clue (anagram)

Crack, as a code

Make intelligible point, after censure

Translate from code

Amount of which total falls short

Fed up to start so short a fall as this

If cited, in short it's come

Cause to go off course

Turn away from learner failing outside

Head off from excellent lecture

No longer existing or functioning

Dead time after month full of enjoyment

Out of fashion, dead

Sung part 'notedly superior' (wordplay)

Highest range (eg of a 10)

Treble melody above the main melody

Pepe Le Pew's problem (wordplay)

Comedown (of ancestry?)

Way to go to hell (wordplay)

Take away (from worth)

Take away, character perhaps

Take away (from value of something)

Cajun, for one

Gullah, for one

Southern, for one

Cry of woe

Causing the most sweat

Most problematic

""To sing, also DESCANT""

To {debate=v}

Break apart or scatter

Cut up (for study)

Examine part by part

Cut up to study

Rover's old two-wheeler (wordplay)

Horse-drawn vehicle

Light, one-horse vehicle

House for pigeons.

Dwelling of a sort.

There's billing with the birds there

Dec. lining (wordplay)

Immoral act ended in stir (wordplay)

Showing moral decline

Will writer, at a will reading

Silent partner in a will fight

Will's writer

Lacking pep, vim and vigor.

Impaired by age

Really run-down

Tom Daschle, for one

Person who likes the blues (wordplay)

Tom cared about this voter?

Unfaithful or neglectful

An abandoned ship

Disused, in poor condition

Click again, maybe

Not re-nominate (for MP)

Cancel a check for (wordplay)

Order for a malfunctioning rocket

Destroy a missile in flight

Do away with troubled rest in pipe

Dicky

Dicty

Pass light through a prism

I'd rejected truth about French to change Ray's approach

Ignore incentive to buy (wordplay)

Take no notice of sales ploy (wordplay)

Ignore sales ploy (wordplay)

Careful to avoid embarrassment

Careful in keeping a secret

Tactful and trustworthy

Having deep constrictions between the different sections of the body (zoology)

Easy to perceive

How Lily hops into a deal

Definite and unmistakeable

Divert (the attention)

Divert attention or bewilder

Girl's leaflet will amuse

Red light, for one

Columbia, for one

Area (of town/country)

Diploma, for one

Don cut me (anagram)

Report duke? Count me out!

Unhappy players at Bangor (wordplay)

Gloomy players near Belfast (wordplay)

Ulster actors depressed (wordplay)

Ducky

A cart for collecting rubbish

Decent

U.S. citizen-to-be

Get rid of stuffiness: get second wind

Clear churchman's joke for an audience

Movement of eyes in modest lowering

Amount lost

Reduction, diminution

Lying down; prostrate; recumbent.

Extending downward; said of a leaf whose base extends downward and forms a wing along the stem.

Fed up and lacking 11 cent

Lacking in it, I fenced poorly

In depression ironclad company becomes inadequate

The man's tucked in - fit to burst!

Bursting: bot.

Emerging forcefully from hot Irish capital in fall

""Softening; mollifying; soothing; assuasive; as, oil is demulcent. as, oil is demulcent.""

Extra capsule in a pill bottle

Do not eat substance

Dryer found in freak accidents

English word

Requiring much effort

Hard, not easy

Tricky, like Boyd's youth

Direct

Decaff? It's designed to put you off

Resolution to face duke (fist), or turn away (wordplay)

Make discontented having detective inspector's influence

Make uneasy or embarrassed

Rattle male in party with sudden attack

Sweet daughter is first to perplex

Shame! Say it's wrong

Loss of reputation

Refuse to believe

A dishcloth.

Clean scent if I'd showered (wordplay)

Doctor finds Ice-T free of germs

Use Lysol on

""In basketball, in a direction towards the basket, also UPCOURT""

A marching off.

Sudden departure

Mixing damp cement in Split, out of the blue

Waning, as the moon

Graffiti fade off building material

Cafe Ted and men wrecked in act of vandalism

Damage makes building material fade badly on top

Grandchild, for one

Great-grandson, for one

Issue notes for treble tackling finale

Moving downwards

Indifference for detail

Indifference to detail

Strange men chatted with aloofness

TOXICANT a poisonous substance

""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.""

The uneasiness of party maiden almost 40

Storm if doc creates pain

Club, male bastion, creating irritation

Rattle record playing? Sure thing

Put out of underworld union

Prior to musical event duke is upset

Break off an engagement (wordplay)

Divorce adjusted in second court

Detectives and screw pull the plug

Now is the winter of our - (Richard III)

Now is the winter of our - (Rich.III)

Lack of satisfaction

Quarreling insect (wordplay)

Quarreling insect?

Lacking harmony; conflicting

Record agent and worker not agreeing

Contrary, disagreeing

Inconsistent

Person taking part in talks written off as nuts on record

Free from illusion

Take illusions away

Make someone feel let down

Contempt in crushing spiders, etc.

In action, press cited for contempt

Press cited for spreading contempt

Valley outlet

Dismantle (something)

Break down

Churchmen wanting a heavy vehicle reduced time to break down

""A keeping out by force or wrong; a wrongful withholding, as of lands or tenements, to which another has a right.""

""TUMESCENT Slightly tumid; swollen, as certain moss capsules.""

One who dichotomizes.

Perceptiveness - good taste

One's discriminating power

Keen perception or judgement

Discreet

Distinct

Dissolution of the marriage tie; divorce; separation.

The act of deciphering.

Medicine to unblock the nose

Medicine clearing airways

Catarrh reliever

Becoming liquid

Conclusion is to include North Carolina in the criticism

Conclusion is to include North Carolina for criticism

The eliminant of the n partial differentials of any homogenous function of n variables. See Eliminant. n partial differentials of any homogenous function of n variables. See Eliminant.

Fast incident involved medical agent

Liquid that kills bacteria

Liquid destroying bacteria

Shift hell's location (wordplay)

Amount of movement

Measure of ship's size

DOCUMENTAL Of or pertaining to instruction.

DOCUMENTARISE

""Relating to, composed in, or consisting of twelve-tone music.""

One who delights in destroying that which is valuable; one whose principles and influence tend to destroy existing institutions; a destructive.

The study of dialects.

Noun (-ment)

Sadness is something inside people stopping extremes of delight

Persuasion (against an action)

That which disheartens

Come in, Ted: 3 will destroy inhibition

Process of becoming disillusioned

Lack of faith

End tennis match broken showing loss of enthusiasm

The removal of a person's vote

Removal of the right to vote