2-Letter Words Starting with F

Too big for one's breeches (wordplay)

Too big for one's britches (wordplay)

Budgetary excess, say

Wikipedia nugget (let's hope)

Not fancy (wordplay)

The 100% truth (accept no imitations!)

Flash-y (wordplay)

Ian Thorpe's lane!

Michael Schumacher's lane!

Guinness record, maybe

Daring circus stunt, say

Scoring a 10 in gymnastics, say

Order a panda maybe

Order for one into stout

Alfa Romeo competitor

Not natural, maybe

Digs across the pond (wordplay)

Black key, maybe

Union organization (wordplay)

Hazy environment (wordplay)

Sigma Chi, for one

Small surface (of diamond)

Unit of an insect's compound eye

Phase, as of a topic.

Bundle of twigs

React to shocking news, maybe

React to shocking news maybe

React to terrible news, perhaps

Poor service (wordplay)

Geologist's big break (wordplay)

Mistake by a serviceman (wordplay)

Star meal perhaps

Seder for one

High-priced spread (wordplay)

Nothing in the apartment but kitty!

Play in water, perhaps

Site of thousands of flowers, perhaps

""To bind together in a bundle, also FAGOT""

Type of aero engine

Type of plane engine

Source of aircraft thrust

Tap stuck in barrel? Wrench it, say

Yank tap - wrench it, say

Yank tap (wordplay)

Display that's unconcealed in the home!

Display flagrantly, maybe

Show off and show often

Forget

Size, style and shape, of books say

Broadsheet or tabloid, say

Arrangement or lay-out, say of book

In-crowd member (wordplay)

He's pernickety!

One embracing a craze

Fain

Word to describe Snow White

Snow White in a word

Snow White word.

Drop in radio activity (wordplay)

Quarrel; go off parade

Happen to quarrel

Least faithful, as a friend

Least based in reality

Least loyal

A dreamer of dreams

A visionary person.

Visionary; dreamer.

An aquatic plant

Mussolini, for one

Enemy of Democracy.

Right-wing extremist

First to the finish line

Winner of a sprint

Like many gold medalists

Like the best wallets (wordplay)

Most well-fed

Most profitable, as a business contract

Beastly French artist (wordplay)

Matisse, for one

Matisse or Dufy, notably

Feat

A small {flask=n}

A tiny apartment

Fixed rent for cosy accommodation

Tiny living quarters

Jump into well - or dive (wordplay)

Shabby old cinema

Dive, or jump, into attack

A small fast boat

Zip by quickly

Go by quickly, as time

Go by rapidly, as time

Thick sugar paste used for icing cakes

Sugary paste for sweets

Wedding cake icing option

A component of a speech sound

Full of (with "with")

Burdened (with anxiety)

Uneasy (with tension)

Aesop, for one

One tells stories, but fails to move

Aesop, for example

Faddy

Indolent

Idle

Most difficult to see note in exam

Glad to examine the most timid

Word that often precedes "idea"

Small hawk relative

That bird got used to being fired

Mini-raptor

""A collapsible boat resembling a kayak, also FOLDBOAT""

The most select.

Most whimsical

Thin flag (anagram)

Steps outside an upper window

Window over a door

At maximum distance.

To the greatest distance

Most distant or remote

Qu? ser?, ser? believer

Handsome and very famous doom merchant

Person who accepts life as it comes

Most marbled, as meat

Most like suet

Having the most marbling

Fawny

Ballet-dancer's toupee given back by social worker

One's featuring in play with no hint of eloquence being required (wordplay)

Acting extra with few or no lines; unfit rag (anagram)

Thin thread (for example in bulb)

'Thin wire, in a bulb say (8)'

Thin wire, in a bulb say

Winner-to-be, maybe

National Book Award nominee

Competitor if in last gets irritated

Certain harbor vessel.

Emergency oil rig visitor

Vessel equipped with strong pumps

Insect found in hot areas

Nationalistic bombast is outrageous!

Very bad and obvious, say offence

Of an offence, very bad and obvious

Most eccentric

Jet pilot's problem

Jet engine failure

Jet engine combustion failure

Flamy

Scot, for one

Shallow-water transport

River transport

Reason to be solely supported (wordplay)

Cops of yore, perhaps

Pavement-pounder's problem.

Beat cop (Sl.)

Condition of one's sole (wordplay)

Patrol officer (Sl.)

The most insipid accommodation survey

Most insipid drinks served in something pink

Little inclined to give the apartment a trial

James Galway, say

Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, e.g

Sir James Galway, for example

Flawy

Flaxy

Plant reputed to repel insects

Ploughman's spikenard

European plantain

Off-hand, frivolous in speech

Being facetious over pint flap

'A drink,' you gasp, being frivolous

Best-sudsing

""A collapsible boat resembling a kayak, also FALTBOAT""

Met expectations (wordplay)

Bet on the weather (wordplay)

Meteorological surmise perhaps

Mizzen or main (wordplay)

Spar nearest the bow of a ship

Ship's rigging support.

Van given warning to leave

First section.

Plant growing up in stronghold's front end

Already in the past

Bit journalists in foot (wordplay)

Piece broken off something else

Piece broken off

Pleasantly smelly (wordplay)

Sweet subsidy supporting female artist

Having a pleasant odour

Least likely to last

Most delicate or weak

Most feeble

Most open and candid

Most candid

Most straightforward

1967 Mothers of Invention album

Get into a heightened emotional state

Lose emotional control

Livid at dropping new air freshener (wordplay)

Gaseous pesticide

Universal fighter in imaginative work, Asia's missing pest controller

One who fabricates; a manufacturer.

Creator of very imaginative fiction

Creator of strange worlds

Soldier, when engaged in writing, is a dreamer

Faulty

Featly

Charon's river craft (wordplay)

Banks' go-between

Charon's charge

An upholder of feudalism.

Weapon provided backing for a vault

The starry heaven

Definite agreement takes time in Heaven

Flabby

French green bean

Relative of the fipple flute.

Instrument of the recorder family

Flaggy

Flappy

Wearing the most bling, say

Most gaudy, being faithless

Most dazzling

Accommodation unlet - perhaps it's windy

Suffering from wind or gas

Removed fault fast when windy

""FLAVOR to impart a special taste to, also FLAVOUR""

Floaty

Motion picture (wordplay)

Tide table (wordplay)

Diagram showing sequence of operation

Constantly varying complaint by badly cut worker

Corn, say? It'll affect one's game

Podiatrist's concern

This leads to bad service at court

Stuffing's knocked out of meercat

Seasoned stuffing

Food for pet tucked into by this person after end of binge

Artistic conservative

One is too punctilious to produce a catalogue

Prepare for shopping trip as a stickler for procedure (wordplay)

Setting of the world's largest book fair

Blasted city on the Oder.

German city

Freaky

Lightening.

Thundering; fulminating.

Underlying basis - foundation

""FACTUAL actual, real""

State of being famished.

Hamilton, for one

Alexander Hamilton, for one

Ladies fret about someone wanting union

A cell that gives rise to connective tissue.

Mother leaves explorer in clutches of prone penitent

Colourful lie? Young man's worker

Strike a child - infant - not 1 down

Florid fellow guarding lad in apartment

Glove box item

Stairway whip = shiner

Switch in aircraft that helps you to see

Flaunty

(Chemistry) a substance added to a suspension to enhance aggregation of the suspended particles

Forward

""Of, pertaining to, or causing a type of mutation consisting of the insertion or deletion of one or more nucleotides in the nucleic acid structure of a gene, when the number of base pairs inserted or deleted is not a multiple of three. If the addition or deletion occurs in multiples of three, the unaffected nucleotides in the genome remain in the proper order ("frame") to be correctly translated into protein; in such cases of insertions or deletions not causing a frame shift, a functional though altered protein may be produced by the organism. Frameshift mutations cause more profound changes in the composition of the protein resulting from translation of the mutated gene.not causing a frame shift, a functional though altered protein may be produced by the organism. Frameshift mutations cause more profound changes in the composition of the protein resulting from translation of the mutated gene.""

A flu turned nasty and deceptive

Bent fault under quakes

Intended to deceive

""Most distant or remote; as, the farthest degree. See Furthest. as, the farthest degree. See Furthest.""

Fearful

Feathery

English word

A. A ferromagnetic substance.

Confound fat Herbert, full of wind!

Knock for a loop

Surprise fat pig eating middle of burger

English word

Tightrope walker

Ropedancer

English word

A concentrated alcohol solution of a drug of such strength that each milliliter contains the equivalent of one gram of the dry form of the drug.

Boxer weighing up to 57 kg

Willie Pep was one

Light and of little importance

""(tr) to delay, stop, or guard against beforehand""

An adherent of functionalism.

Finance a mind reader (wordplay)

Finance a mind reader?

One obeying very strict doctrines