2-Letter Words Starting with D

Bunch of thieves (wordplay)

Viewing room, perhaps

Man cave, perhaps

Half your supper (wordplay)

Ear irritation (wordplay)

Say over and over.

Giovanni, for one

Soprano's role (wordplay)

Cherry, for one

Demand dollars daily (wordplay)

Hound for bucks (wordplay)

Dig for hard-to-get clams (wordplay)

To {curse=v}

Fix a heel, perhaps

Blast! There's a cover over the hole!

Oh, come on!

Occasion for crowing (wordplay)

Upcoming event (wordplay)

Time to get cracking (wordplay)

Wormer of "Animal House," for one

Dizzy athlete (wordplay)

Wormer in "Animal House," for one

Bottled spirit (wordplay)

Spirit in a bottle variable

Spirit in Muslim demonology variable

Soft feathers (like this clue)

Not a cross here'? That's soft!

Loan lure, maybe

Mortimer Snerd expletive.

Rustic cuss word.

Cowpoke's oath

Small hoofed animal

Rock rabbit or hyrax.

Cony, in the Bible.

Pray in a synagogue

Recite Hebrew or Yiddish prayer

Daw

Lower oneself (to)

Condescend to draw missing son

See fit to plan Sunday outing

Incubus for one

Speedy one (wordplay)

Overly possessive type (wordplay)

Malcolm from the west (wordplay)

County cricketer on-side (wordplay)

SW county of England

Official of India.

High official in India

Official of India

Parlor piece, perhaps

Place for an odalisque (wordplay)

Parlor piece perhaps

Official in India

Official, in India

Hindu official variable

Dress up in finery

Deck with finery

Deck out

Mythical Islamic spirit (var.)

Muslim spirits (Var.)

Free spirit (wordplay)

""To utter Jewish prayers, also DAVEN""

Senior group member

Senior member of a profession

Dean of a group.

Thirteen tarts, perhaps

Case number maybe

Boxful (of donuts)

Daughter perhaps showers in ditch

Exhaust (of liquid)

Snake's spot (wordplay)

What The Roots "Guns are" (wordplay)

Depicted (as being lined?)

Tense, and ending in stalemate, say

Pour too much syrup on, perhaps

Audibly overwhelm (with "out")

Pour too much syrup on perhaps

Evil spirit (Var.)

Evil spirit (bonus points for spelling!)

Faery gone bad (wordplay)

An evergreen tree

Literally, "big root"

Literally, 'big root'

Another name for mooli; on a kid (anagram)

Occasional

Welshman and Scotsman? The devil it is!

Indwelling power or spirit

Evil spirit variable

Brosnan's Bond predecessor

Bond in "License to Kill"

Bond between Moore and Brosnan

Writer's block coming on? Apply liquid!

A politician in retreat's wet

Check wall on compound

Mother and child in a jam (wordplay)

Does her boy make her fruity (wordplay)

Mother and child after fruit

Throw shade at (wordplay)

Dim the lights

Grow less light

Cleric - canoed (anagram)

Church official - canoed (anagram)

"One Hoss Shay" constructor

Muffle (a sound)

Do a number on (wordplay)

Make less sensitive

Need FA (anagram)

Play too loud, perhaps

Cause loss of hearing to (someone)

Decree in Scotland

Distinguish clearly.

Distinguish

Make navigable, maybe

Dig down (wordplay)

Go further into the hole (wordplay)

An official in India

Take two points off (wordplay)

Make safer, as livestock

Make safer, on the ranch

Humble cleric covering Middle East

Lower me a bit in the end

Put down, degrade

Major part of a tooth

Principal mass of a tooth

Hollow in hard calcareous material

Make plans (wordplay)

Plan to remove your name from (wordplay)

Plan to remove authorisation (wordplay)

Molelike aquatic mammal of Russia.

Aquatic molelike animal.

Aquatic animal

Hold for questioning, perhaps

Ate din (anagram)

Sing to (someone)

Strip, in a way, as shrimp

Prepare, as shrimp

Prepare for eating, as a shrimp

""A chemical compound, also DIAMIDE, DIAMINE""

""A chemical compound, also DIAZINE""

Agent Orange ingredient

Very toxic poison

Extremely toxic chemical by-product

Take out of the will, maybe

This way round is to say isn't mine

Is down (anagram)

A herbicide

Traditional name for a workhorse

Gentle family horse.

Name for a farm horse

""A former gold coin of Spain, also DOBLA""

He drew the first Christmas card.

On several occasions he wrote poems

Woman's cloak.

Jacket with wide sleeves

Type of cloak.

Possibly elite - or even a paragon

Smashed old people's tomb

Ancient tomb for old men

Scope for matricide (wordplay)

Perhaps commit matricide around 18 down

Eminent follower (wordplay)

Keep of medieval castle

Castle's inner tower

Keep for a fellow-man

""Abscisic* acid, a plant hormone, also ABSCISIN, ABSCISSIN""

One shooting from the mouth (wordplay)

Puff for one

Fafnir, for one

Urges or conveyed, perhaps in car

Highly motivated (informal)

Hungry for success, say

""A large fast-sailing medieval galley, also DROMOND""

Label on container for leather treatment

Grease for softening leather

Confer with writer about proofing

Irishman's short tobacco pipe.

Short clay pipe

Dubliner's clay pipe.

Red-backed sandpiper

Breed of sandpiper

Love practically naked flipping bird

Fruit in Thai cuisine

Foul-smelling spiny fruit of SE Asia

Tropical fruit with offensive smell

Asian tree

A herbicide

Hindu blessing conferred by seeing or touching a holy person

A tropical plant

Le roi's heir, perhaps

Royal French title

Princely French name: 1349-1830

An {arbiter=n}

Daysman

Like much McCain humor

Boring god with emotionless face

Showing no emotion

A polygon - eg can-do (anagram)

The shape of accountant shot in study

Belizean dollar coin's silhouette

To {depose=v}

A great wave

An insecticide

Nerve cell part

Tree Comb. form.

Tree: Comb. form.

Inhabitant (of the deep?)

Nightclub regular, for example

Resident of a particular place

To dispute a claim

Newspaper staffer

Newspaper staffers

Get rid of the dye instead

Remove dye, as from a specimen

Remove blotches

Alight! I daren't move!

Get off at Grand Central, say

Alight from French TGV (wordplay)

A substitute for blood plasma

Rid Next of awful gummy mixture

A circuitry design that uses diodes

What you choose to say

At which Laurence Olivier shines.

Choice of words

A glycoside obtained from the foxglove and used as a heart stimulant

A {lungfish=n}

Understand the difference

Cinders (anagram)

Spot Cinders acting up

Died suffering India's scorn

This Hamlet might be said to show scorn

Scorn - feeling of superiority

Type of hands (wordplay)

Type of hands?

Word for rough, red hands

Prevent the union of

Disconnect, become separate

Separate 12 accompanying another in vice

To make {dim=adj}

To {stain=v}

Does family have leather (wordplay)

Cloth suffices, sort without hem

Glove material, sometimes

Flipper for one

Bottlenose creature (wordplay)

Flipper for one

One with an entry-level job (wordplay)

Entry-level job (wordplay)

Hotel employee, perhaps

Entry-level employees (wordplay)

Hotel swingers (wordplay)

Whistlers outside hotels

Soldier of British "Guards."

Soldier's round embedded in battleaxe

Doctor previously dealing with pressure

Reader of 'Cart & Driver' (wordplay)

Reader of "Cart and Driver" (wordplay)

Hauler of goods

Mule wagon drivers

Carters have to measure up people

Some horse cart operators

Small elongated oval hill, in Cavan, say

Small glacier-formed hill

Small hill, common in Cavan and Monaghan

The worst kind of drivers (wordplay)

Intoxicated, frequently so

Slurred, perhaps

Bird's jewelry (wordplay)

Bowler's target oboe (nonverbal)

Alley dweller, perhaps

Forgery gets good long time for offence

Resentment, often high.

A figure gone berserk in indignation

Grey, say, up above, cooler underground

Basement of a castle, perhaps

What a dirty long time in prison!

Rude man fabricated wood

Heartwood.

Heartwood, central core of dark hardwood in tree-trunks

Nuts bid (anagram)

British garbage can

Receptacle for rubbish

My old man's occupation

Sussex sanitation worker

Mr Doolittle's calling.

Council workers sent mud flying

British cleaners.

They have rubbish jobs, shifting smut in Home Office

Part of sweeping efforts (wordplay)

Stand up (anagram)

Bunny collector (wordplay)

Soft fabric with velvety nap

Purveyor of "Jersey juice"

Butter, cheese maker

Neat worker repaired mainyard

Jersey boys (wordplay)

Jersey owners, maybe

Many ride out with such farmworkers

A European bird

Valley dweller

Desperate fellow drinking beers, male who may live in Yorkshire (wordplay)

Many drinks offered to fellow - he's from Yorkshire

Yorkshiremen from valleys

More than one man allied to Leeds United (wordplay)

Santa's boxing award (wordplay)

Duty expected of an executive.

Judge's sentence remarkably is in code

A commander of a decury

Elk, for example (wordplay)

Red Ken is let loose? Hide!

Bambi's pelt (wordplay)

Spying and informing.

Removal (of text)

A crossing out of noted lie

Removal of text

Used loin in a stew? That's fancy!

It may be one of grandeur

Unsoiled kind of hallucination

Jo's bottle (wordplay)

Large bottle for half-Jack (wordplay)

Narrow-necked bottle.

""Characteristic of a demon, also DEMONIC""

Loss of a stripe, maybe

Drop from major to captain, say

Forced loss of rank

Laughing stock in side or out (wordplay)

What tomatoes are thrown in (wordplay)

Inside or away for ridicule

Nucleus of hydrogen isotope, mass 2

Nucleus comprising a proton and a neutron

Gremlin.

Commitment to some purpose, religion say

Commitment, to religion say

Video not working, love (wordplay)

Organ stop; sad piano (anagram)

Full-toned organ stop

Pipe-organ stop

An insecticide

An insecticide, now widely banned

Double pyramid

A swell occurrence (wordplay)

A swell occurrence?

The result of getting blown up

Old Inuit set adrift, weakening

Guillotined, missing leg and weakening

Weakening, stuttering, 'I do, until...'

Flood-related

""Coarse rock deposited by glaciers, also DILUVIUM""

""An ancient Greek coin, also DIOBOL""

Bishop; is deacon (anagram)

Once said (anagram)

See about this

A hydrocarbon

Gym period beset by noise coming from insect

""A two-winged insect, also DIPTERAN, DIPTERA""

Remove symbol of royalty from record, with name below line

Legally seize (property)

I'd raised pressure to grab property

If Sidney comes back by rail, sieze him

Separation? I sound in disarray

U.S.S.R. crisis: 1991

U.S.S.R. crisis 1991

Long tail (wordplay)

Commons vote leads to disagreement

Large army unit

Perhaps I do M on this for authority

Lordship needs cook and lackey

What Canada is.

Graduate's gift, maybe

Present country that acts (wordplay)

Gift (to charity)

An endowment

Old gold coin

Mardi Gras money

Former Spanish gold coin

Middle of Bangor, maybe (wordplay)

Central commercial district (US)

Newry, for instance (wordplay)

Maybe Bangor's act is in decline

Unhappy with change into recession

Feathers go into decline

Lizard bites a master interpreter

Tourists' guide in the East.

Full of energy, play with new guide

Travelers' guide, in the Near East.

Near East guides.

Arabian guides

Reduction of military strength

Deplete steadily

A metal pin for securing timbers

Around it (anagram)

Length (of time)

For this for now

Flyer of opera (wordplay)

The Flying - (Wagner)

Hieronymus Bosch, for one

Juliana's ships.

Europeans munched nuts around square

Go to net her lands to get them

Vacuum tube

Croatian dog (wordplay)

A mad Latin (anagram)

Dog (from Croatia?)

To hell with such a matriarchal people!

Oh dear, it's a matriarchy!

Curses motherland (wordplay)

Leo's lawn invader (wordplay)

Your lawn guy (wordplay)

Leo's lawn invader?

ALATION the state of having wings

Old-time executioner.

DEATHS death

Of or relating to the Decapoda or a decapod.

Latched on to jockey - it's eventful!

Ten out of ten for the all-rounder!

Summer Olympics event

'Code' with inept resolution is cunning

For such trickery one must need cop it

Smoke, from a magician

One followed by 33 zeros

1 followed by 33 zeros.

Nice doctor shortly produced a pharmacological essence

Removal from gathering

That's not 25 down, and with reason

Points taken away in the ring

The Berlin Wall's purpose was largely to prevent this

A real let-down!

Decline in general price level

Loss of air

Low spirits of a number getting dismissal

Despondency

Sadness ... or, read another way, what five puzzle answers have in common

""The act of demitting, or the state of being demitted; a letting down; a lowering; dejection.""

Linda or Dale

Make a hole in it with one on for the teeth

I intend to manipulate development of teeth

Drawing EP, in a manner of speaking

Representation in art

Delivery contains record of picture

Reduction in total value (of a resource)

Ozone layer issue

Reduction in quantity

That's leaving things in a barren state

Grounds for divorce.

Don Revie was accused of this

Uncovering deceit? Not difficult!

What sleuthing is all about

Police work cited note in question

Punishment for a class cut-up, maybe

It need not give rise to punishment

After-school punishment

A wearing off or away.

Erring and straying (wordplay)

A turning aside from a certain course

Departure from accepted standards

Get this at in a manner of speaking

Take it down from this

Speaking of words to be taken down

I incited a bent authority on food

He'll tell you what to have, of course

One guides you, as a matter of course

Food expert to stop working with artist

One helping with servings

Specialist in the study of nutrition

I would back loud form of jazz spreading

Osmosis, for example

Dispersal

Gut reaction (wordplay)

span>Fizzy gin and it

Process of assimilating food

Drug for fingernail treatment

Ailing, I'd start to take new drug

Approve of European cutting out a drug

English word

""A steroid glycoside, one of the cardiotonic chemical substances which is extracted from the foxglove. It is a white, crystalline substance (C41H64O13), and is a 3-substituted triglucoside of a steroid, related structurally to digitalin and digoxin. It is used as a cardiotonic for treatment of certain heart conditions, such as congestive heart failure. Chemically it is (3. The related compounds digitalin and digoxin are also extracted from the foxglove (Digitalis lanata and Digitalis purpurea). The class of steroid glycosides having cardiotonic properties are refered to as the cardiac glycoside group.steroid glycoside, one of the cardiotonic chemical substances which is extracted from the foxglove. It is a white, crystalline substance (C41H64O13), and is a 3-substituted triglucoside of a steroid, related structurally to digitalin and digoxin. It is used as a cardiotonic for treatment of certain heart conditions, such as congestive heart failure. Chemically it is (3. The related compounds <er>digitalin</er> and <er>digoxin</er> are also extracted from the foxglove (<spn>Digitalis lanata</spn> and <spn>Digitalis purpurea</spn>). The class of steroid glycosides having cardiotonic properties are refered to as the <isa><ecol><b>cardiac glycoside</b></ecol></isa> group.""