2-Letter Words Starting with D

Projection in a board meeting (wordplay)

Feathered flyer (wordplay)

Does one throw it and run (wordplay)

Is Uncle an unpleasant thing (wordplay)

Bed of roses (wordplay)

Guess what I heard? follow-up, perhaps

Gosh-diggity-dangit!

Blast the luck!

Consarn it all!

Exterminate vermin (wordplay)

Make more sanitary, in a way

Do an exterminators job

Service entrance (wordplay)

Plan to have a drink, say

Send to the front (wordplay)

Clad, old-style

Clad, to poets

Clad, old style

Bank (of snow)

Current doctor, fit for a change!

General idea (of snow?)

Leaked from a faucet

Trickled Var.

Shed drops

A Parisian's right (wordplay)

Right in France (wordplay)

Right, in law

Let fall in poetry

Fell to the ground, in poetry

Let fall poetically

Dares not, to Chaucer

Limp Bizkit vocalist Fred

Dared, old style.

Seek to dissuade: Rare.

Seek to dissuade Rare.

Debit, perhaps, and leave it that way

What de actor auditioned for (wordplay)

Get off the ground, say

Banish (undesirable alien?)

Cause of gout (wordplay)

Order beyond the border (wordplay)

Painted, for one

Gobi, for one

Sahara or Gobi, say

Call the shots (wordplay)

Frank Blunt (wordplay)

Frank to call the shots (wordplay)

Pressing to the max

Number 1 in despair

Most fraught with danger

Turn from normal course, say traffic

Turn off course

Amuse or turn from course

Had an ambition during the night perhaps

Saw things at night (wordplay)

Emulated a King (wordplay)

Most desert-like

Most similar to the Sahara

Having the least rain

Most in need of a moisturizer

Least sweet, as wine goes

Least sweet.

Place to fatten livestock by limiting roughage

Pre-dawn adjective

Word for pre-dawn time

Livingston's part of Africa

Sugar substitute (wordplay)

Soft letter opener (wordplay)

Letter opener (wordplay)

Crack, as a code

Make intelligible point, after censure

Translate from code

Clear the windows, maybe

Thaw (frozen food)

Prepare for cooking, perhaps

Point out (wordplay)

Mark off (wordplay)

Student's liability.

Begin to complete a space trip

Fool, perhaps, locked up (wordplay)

Course shunned by losers (wordplay)

Charlotte russe, for one

Take away (from worth)

Take away, character perhaps

Take away (from value of something)

Anne Frank, for one

Frank, personal writer (wordplay)

Pepys, for one

Separate

Divide.

The lady's left to enjoy herself

Play endless record by Queen in can

Cavort, lark about

Tear from a foundation.

Throw into turmoil

Throw a monkey wrench into, for example

Throw into disorder

Talk at length about

Discourse upon.

Expatiate

Do the twist (wordplay)

Make too much of, maybe

Runs I'd built up in scramble

Rover's old two-wheeler (wordplay)

Horse-drawn vehicle

Light, one-horse vehicle

Follow the leftie at a gentle pace

Slowish running pace of canine analogy

Slow, easy jog

""Stupid, dazed, also DONNARD, DONNART, DONNERD, DONNERED""

A trodden-on jellyfish (wordplay)

One might say 'Welcome'

One might say "Welcome"

Sleeping or inactive, say volcano

Sleeping party worker takes room inside

Beetle having married insect is sleeping

Are you soundly sleeping? Most obstinate

Morose to the max

Most gloomy.

Minstrel whirled to flutter material

Street sweep (wordplay)

Systematic search (for criminals)

Friday night series (wordplay)

Kind of beer found on board (wordplay)

Drink to give us the shivers (wordplay)

Dragging or pulling - man on board!

A drop of liquid

Gannet possibly rising to allow drop

Very small quantity of a liquid

Small tear (of liquid)

Bit of liquid

Bit of mist

One with no class (wordplay)

Classless one (wordplay)

Restart (rugby game)

Hot drug (anagram)

Hurt dog (anagram)

Some arid rough time (wordplay)

It may be its habit to get underfoot

Coarse floor covering

A coarse floor covering

European oak bearing sessile acorns

A flowering plant

Eurasian shrub having serrated leaves and white flowers

Type of things kids say (wordplay)

Level best

Lacking pep, vim and vigor.

Impaired by age

Really run-down

Humble before Newton, having expert around

Respectful

Costar of William and Leonard

Clear-cut, as for lumber

Rid of trees

Tom Daschle, for one

Person who likes the blues (wordplay)

Tom cared about this voter?

Most sober dissent is coming from Paris

Most modest

Most coy

Unfaithful or neglectful

An abandoned ship

Disused, in poor condition

Order for a malfunctioning rocket

Destroy a missile in flight

Do away with troubled rest in pipe

Pass light through a prism

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

Nullifying

With the most cleaning up to do

Most in need of a nice bath

Least family-friendly

Careful to avoid embarrassment

Careful in keeping a secret

Tactful and trustworthy

Deprive of birthright

Put out the fire!

Throw cold water on

Put out the fire

Divert (the attention)

Divert attention or bewilder

Girl's leaflet will amuse

Absent-minded characteristic down under

Distraught in France

Sid is back with a tendency to be upset

Red light, for one

Columbia, for one

Area (of town/country)

Stir dust (anagram)

Have little faith in

Regard (person) with suspicion

Could one hold up entrance (wordplay)

Upright of an entrance

Upright part of entrance frame

Most like George Michael Bluth

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Capital in Byzantine architecture

Most dull

Brightly colored fish

Brightly colored marine fish

Trawl collects ordinary fish

Little drop Var.

Little drop variable

Waggish to the max

Most like Balzac's tales

Funniest.

Andy Murray's choice sinks in

Ball that just clears the net

Short return of hot tears at first

A perennial herb

Pill-pusher (wordplay)

Chemist instates (wordplay)

Very big vireo, extremely bright

Bared tum? Could be for a tattoo!

Fourth strange knock at rub-a-dub-dub

Rock-music staple

Most inebriated

Most under the influence in wild Turk's den

Pulpy grain of a berry.

Small peach, plum or cherry

Small individual fleshy fruit with a stone

Engraving of laconic fieldsman

Steel needle for engraving

Etching needle.

A cart for collecting rubbish

Durned

Dwarf

Most stylish

Darkly

Utmost, informally

Utmost

Napping spot Iowa (nonverbal)

Lindsay, a Wimbledon champion

Napping spot in Iowa (wordplay)

Stared off into space

Let one's thoughts wander

Did some woolgathering

Ban girl coming out with topless dress

Legal exclusion

Prohibition making some Stateside barmen testy

U.S. citizen-to-be

Movement of eyes in modest lowering

Amount lost

Reduction, diminution

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

Stay and calm down (wordplay)

Delay of French Revolution's effect

Stay in midst of students' agitation

DENTURE a set of teeth

Sure thing (wordplay)

Underarm spray, perhaps

Secret stuff (wordplay)

Discourage a nice bloke (wordplay)

Put man off soap (wordplay)

Get tender (anagram)

Hindrance.

Long sentence, for one

It puts off cleaner? Right for good!

That which restrains.

State of being harmed or damaged

Damage part of watch around edge

Harm or loss

English word

What Kipling's Kangaroo wanted to be.

Part 3 of the phrase

Unlike Clemo's percussionist

Direct

Shame! Say it's wrong

Loss of reputation

Refuse to believe

Puzzle Editor's in muddle!

Confuse the team at Leyton (wordplay)

Confuse at Brisbane Road!

I'd had back injury before start of the seizure

Discovery of dirt stain causes seizure of goods

Germany? First to accept coach's seizure ordered by court

Guy in scuba gear (wordplay)

Not the same frogman (wordplay)

Separating from masked man (wordplay)

""An extremely powerful downward air current from a cumulonimbus cloud, typically associated with thunderstorm activity.""

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

Vertical air movement

Spoiler of a smooth plane ride

Air pocket

Totally blue and Tory!

Germany have the side? Absolutely!

Absolutely miserable, agreed (wordplay)

Draffy

Most in need of insulation

Breeziest.

Draggy

Stage hand (wordplay)

Ketti Frings, for one.

One who makes a scene

Drawly

Most marvelous

Most delightful

Handsomest Slang.

Most gloomy stare - dire it could be

Retired, as working is most depressing

Least pleasant, weatherwise

Dreggy

Most formal, fashion-wise

Most elegant

Drifty

Drippy

Most forlorn

Least spirited

Lamp on an adjustable cord

Drossy

Most likely to nod

Most soporific

Druggy

Drumly

Like DAD's lectures (wordplay)

Parched literary friend of an antiquary

More than dull

Durned

Waning, as the moon

English word

Tempt nerd with a fizzy Moselle, perhaps

Office would leave me in depression

Sports or payroll

Schools used to grade pupils in this.

Expel people starting to trash carriage

From outside port, men took bearing

Alcohol, for one

Downer of French worker packing iron

Drug reducing nervous activity

Mishap on the IRT

Result of a bad jump

#NotAllMen, for instance

Procedure for an unethical lawyer

Burundi's barmen trying to comprehend legal ban

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

Quarreling insect (wordplay)

Quarreling insect?

Lacking harmony; conflicting

Record agent and worker not agreeing

Contrary, disagreeing

Inconsistent

Deprive of will power (wordplay)

Refuse to leave the house (wordplay)

Solve insider 4 or do 7 down (wordplay)

""PERSANT piercing, also PERCEANT, PERSAUNT""

Contempt in crushing spiders, etc.

In action, press cited for contempt

Press cited for spreading contempt

A mo. in a tizzy (wordplay)

Single good man in drink's raving

Upset drink taking one's time

Fictional band on the TV show "Lost"

Car's torque transmitter

*Torque-providing component

Drizzly

Drouthy

""The surgical excision of dead, contaminated, or damaged tissue, and foreign matter, especially from a wound.""

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.""

Depravity. [Obs.] Milton. [Obs.] Milton.

Disorder; madness

Madness; disorder

Disorder; insanity

Serving to determine or limit; determinative.

Put off skimpy attire, good person who has a resigned outlook (wordplay)

""(Transport / Railways) to leave or cause to leave a railway train, as passengers, etc. detrainment   n""

Topic for the summit.

Reduction in military forces and weapons

Reduction in military forces

Perceptiveness - good taste

One's discriminating power

Keen perception or judgement

Discreet

Detachment resident? It's off!

State of impartiality

State of being impartial

Act of disporting; diversion; play.

Dissolution of the marriage tie; divorce; separation.

""Draughtier , draughtiest US , draftier draftiest characterized by or exposed to draughts of air draughtily   US , draftily adv""

Red and tough (anagram); battleship

Aden drought affected battleship

Famous British battleship.

Superlative adjective

The act of deciphering.

Good tendrils could excite this type of plant expert

Toppling of a king

Removal from power

Removal of bishop from the highest seat in the land (wordplay)

Demagnetiser smashed in quarrel

Row of detectives with squad in a salute

Quarrel leading to underworld contract

Payment of money from a fund

Partner having left, really in debt, sums wasted, money spent!

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.

Digging up (of a body)

The digging up of a body

Exhumation

Disseverance.

""DIVERSION The act of turning aside from any course, occupation, or object; as, the diversion of a stream from its channel; diversion of the mind from business. as, the diversion of a stream from its channel; diversion of the mind from business.""

Skin disease expert

Skin disorder expert

Doctor specialising in skin disorders

The character second in importance to the protagonist in classical Greek drama.

To remove a load from (a person or animal)

The spoiling of an appearance

Defacement

Being cut to pieces

The cutting off of limbs

Separation of limbs

Slight - dig at spearmen (anagram)

Slight to reputation - garden pastime (anagram)

Condemnation, scorn

DOCUMENTARISE

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

I rang tradesmen after confusion and disorder

Noun (-ment)

Persuasion (against an action)

That which disheartens

Come in, Ted: 3 will destroy inhibition

""The act of disfurnishing, or the state of being disfurnished.""

Dissatisfied anger

Discouragement; dejection; depression of spirits.

Fun and games

Minor entertainment

One who takes daguerreotypes.

The removal of a person's vote

Removal of the right to vote