2-Letter Words Starting with I

Engraver

Writes in a yearbook

Writes on a cover

Etches a class ring

Inscroll

A place for keeping living insects.

Mount unusual rings to impress the Hamburg banker

Paperboys, at times

Adding to

One that's never put out

Act of putting in

Placement of an ad.

Insetter

Inshrine

Inshrine

Raisins in cereal, somewhat phony

Feigned, perhaps

Not out because engineers were deceitful

Insister

Insnarer

Insnare

One having good looks (wordplay)

Morse perhaps, stern cop I fancy

Yard worker (wordplay)

Insphere

Insphere

The Muses, for example.

Breathing (that's encouraging!)

Like some exhortations.

Breathing in or activating the mind

Inspirit

Application included with Apple software

Cable guy, for example

Fashionable prevaricator gets fitter

Transient arrangement needed right now

Entrant is put to work without delay

Transient, changing immediately

Instar

One who instills.

Instroke

Teaches, perhaps on the range

Schools or orders

U.N.'s strict orders

In a narrow way

Asbestos, for one

Porcelain, for example

Glass, at times

They'll put you down

Offensive people

Suited for safeguarding

O. K. for a Lloyd's risk.

Like life and health

Protection money (wordplay)

Cover against misfortune

Cover against loss

Insurant

Young Turk, for example

Unresting as rebel

Rioter gets run in in a riot

Wood mosaics

Limits of some sums

Calculus subject

Calculus calculations

A function to be integrated.

Awful trait - gene pool mix!

Incorporate into the whole

Verb in current headlines.

Honesty - tiny tiger (anagram)

State of being whole

Adherence to a moral or ethical code

Intender

Influences, in a way

Plays with others, for instance

Has reciprocal effect

Like wire transfers

Interbed

Crossed (two species)

Mixed across species

Produced a hybrid

Try to help, perhaps

Plead for one

Plead on behalf of another

CELL to store in a honeycomb

Cut off a ball in Milan (wordplay)

Successfully hit (target with missile)

Steal a football pass

Fast train running between large towns

Interurban.

CLAN a group of families

CLUB to form an organised group of people

Certain phone systems.

Radio units, on planes.

Office loudspeakers

""To cultivate by planting simultaneous crops in alternate rows; as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.as, to intercrop an orchard. Also, to use for catch crops at seasons when the ground is not covered by crops of the regular rotation.""

Intercut

Prohibit - tin credit (anagram)

Ban short term in charge

Censure Bury detective attending court

Advantages in winding streets

Rights of ownership, often vested.

Excites one's attention

PC desktop, e.g

Bury oppose link-up

Point of communication

Perhaps bury terror to 35 across

There's a butt in this

Meddle in Bury with free movement

FILE to arrange in order for future reference

FIRM to become {stable=adj}

To flow in.

FOLD to double over

To pour or spread between or among; to diffuse; to scatter.

GANG to form into a gang (group)

They're not out

Decorator's domains

1978 Woody Allen drama

Use parentheses, perhaps

Reticent judge about to butt in

Offer a comment

Arrange in alternating order, as digits

Make a mesh out of

Weave together

Like some paving blocks

Bury the face upside down between layers

Laid between or laid to rest and put down

Interlap

Adorn (with odd insertions)

Cover fat, mix it with lean

Mix with alternate layers of fat

Places between

LEND to give for a time only

LENT lend

Insert between rows of words

Insert between rows of words.

Do a tailor's job.

Connect, as chain parts

Bury forward has to fit in with the rest

Couple together in old exam jam

Engage, as crossword solutions do

Meddle in others' affairs.

Be a busybody

Cut in gnarled tree without having to be intrusive

One of Austin's versets (wordplay)

Short performance during an interval

Performance between the acts.

MALE a member of the male sex

A grave procedure (wordplay)

A grave commitment

Sort of a berry, perhaps, by the sound of it

Resemble network

Fit together

The miners adapted to join closely together

Breaks off operations

Ceases for a time.

Discontinues.

English word

Some organs

Prisoners of war

P.O.W.'s, for example

P.O.W.'s, e.g

Intern

Expert in body organs

Modern M.D.

Many a doctor

The space between two nodes or points of the stem from which the leaves properly arise.

Mutual actions modified party line

Reciprocal action and reaction

Give-and-take

PLED plead

Insert between (one thing and another)

Put in for one stripe during manoeuvres

Muscle in sport I need, cut off!

Convert from Swedish to Swahili, say

Read Pinter plays? About time!

Explain (a meaning)

Placing in a grave

A broken tin is quite wrong for 9 across

Putting under, in a way

Break in upon.

Speak out of turn.

Butt in to do wrong up in the tint

Cut across to bury religious body

Cross and bury the religious body

Meet at its centre as arranged

TERM to designate

Intertie

TILL to prepare land for crops by ploughing

UNIT a specific quantity used as a standard of measurement

Flat land between hills

Play-off times (wordplay)

Times between acts

Periods of time between parts of a play

Step in (to change the course of events)

Come between; interrupt

Interfere between disputants

Source of Byzantine prose (wordplay)

Verne wit I maybe meet face to face

Bury struggle with important meeting

WORK to toil in mind or body

Laced together

Blended together

ZONE to arrange in areas

Inthrall

Inthrone

Inthrone

One who hints

Intort

Intreat

Complexity of detail

Detailed complexity

Complexity

Entangled? Bundle it in crate!

Involved during scam, almost put away

Make certain it is very complicated

Archaic a person who intrigues; intriguer

Eager to learn more

Puzzled by play during tie

Eager to know more

Potential traitor

The guest and I are shortly plotting in here

Goings-on at the palace recorded by D'Urfey

Some of D'Urfey's plots, situated at Versailles

Essential (to)

Belonging by its very nature

Preparation of ricin isn't essential

Put 1 + 1 together (wordplay)

Make a presentation (wordplay)

Bring into use

Introfy

Introfy

Incorporate attitudes into one's own personality

Subliminally adopt another's characteristics

Intromit

Rover tint (anagram)

Social butterfly's opposite

Dog entered in races is withdrawn

Crashers, for example

Nurse, dirt of the uninvited

Housebreakers, for example

Dig in turn, coming in uninvited

Getting in the way

Breach of privacy, perhaps

Buttinski's specialty

Interloping suitor's drunk inside pub

Tending to enter uninvited

Coming in uninvited

Being present uninvited

Intrust

INUNDATE to fill with overflowing abundance

Action of accustoming (someone to something)

Habituation

WHERE'S THE ARIAN (wordplay)

Unchanging in verse, song's not without heart

WHERE'S THE ARIAN?

One who inveighs.

Fancy relieving the seductive type

Deceiver

Inventer

Bell, Edison etc.

Edison and Tesla

They have ideas

What's in store (wordplay)

List of property, etc

List of property

A town and a cape for Ascot (wordplay)

Perhaps Erne's there in Scotland there

Capital of the Northern Highlands.

In the opposite way.

1 down, perhaps? Quite the opposite, in a way

Poetically, perhaps, in a contrary manner

Pals' account (wordplay)

Popular kind of atmospheric feature

Reversal of order in account

INVERSE a direct opposite

""An enzyme capable of effecting the inversion of cane suger, producing invert sugar. It is found in many plants and in the intestines of animals.""

They might turn round wearing green, taking heart from 20

Invert

Invertor

Owners of E bonds.

Home matches spoken of by backers

They're in the market

Plural of involucrum .

""A whorl or set of bracts around a flower, umbel, or head.""

Involver

Inwrap

Iodoform

Iodophor

""A compound that enhances transport of ions across cellular membranes, by binding them and carrying them across. As a class ionophores tend to be lipophilic in nature; each compound is usually specific for one or a small number of ions.ionophores tend to be lipophilic in nature; each compound is usually specific for one or a small number of ions.""

Easily aroused to anger

Quick to anger

Eric and Basil get upset and cross

In a quick-tempered way

Arachne admires Cape Wrath

No alternative reassertion about anger

Enraged state

""The study of the iris of the eye, especially as associated with disease.""

Becoming more silky in a tedious way

Ironbark

Rigid and unyielding

Historic section of Newark, with "the"

Unyielding

Merrimac and Monitor

Civil War combatants

Civil War ships

Ironize

Armor-plated warship

Cromwell's cavalry fell, as it were

Puritans press on the borders

Rock hard with Jagger (wordplay)

Heavy, durable china

Certain sedimentary rock

Ironware

Tubular-flowered plants

Ironwood

Where some fences are mended (wordplay)

Foundry club doesn't go on strike

Some Bethlehem buildings

Expose to UV waves, say

Fuming about artist I'd backed to shine

Shed light on

IRREAL not real

Region of one country claimed by another

Not even a soldier (wordplay)

Mercenary perhaps in Irish uniform

Rough is out of bounds (wordplay)

English word

Worked on dry land, maybe

Reclaimed arid land.

Angry with daughter about dress getting wet

Brings water to

Floods on purpose

Wets; moistens

One bringing water to crops

He works at Flushing Meadows

Garden hose

Touchy, and that's flat at last

2 down, and that's flat at last

Hot, as a grump

In a peckish way

With petulance

Smoke, dust, pollen, etc.

Pollen and dust, notoriously

Pains in the neck

Taxmen assessed about it getting annoyed

Raised the hackles of

Rita coming in terribly tired and cross

Provokes Rita and tries to change

It's annoying that this makes one strait with ire

Makes one start from scratch with annoyance

Irrupt

Invasion from unit prior to struggle

Mobilised unit prior to invasion

UN priority involved no unknown breaking in

Rushing in or upon.

One of the contour lines used on a weather chart

Isarithm

Snares lid (anagram)

Samoans and Hawaiians, for example

Neighbor of the Devils and the Rangers

Isochore

(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a line on a map or diagram connecting places from which it takes the same time to travel to a certain point

Isochron

Isograft

Isograph

Quarantine advocates

Dividers

One of a group of enzymes that catalyzes the conversion of one isomer into another.

Quality of glucose and fructose

Property of having the same formula but a different arrangement of atoms

ISOMERE an organ corresponding with another

Exercises that add centimetres!

Form of eroticism in exercising muscles

Having equal dimensions

Ships moor around similarly shaped items ...

Isoprene

Radical derived from propane

Alcohol in antifreeze