2-Letter Words Starting with O

Small amount (of old pound)

Lightweight cat (wordplay)

Feline's weight (wordplay)

Goblin

Goblin.

Dingy, in Scotland

Dingy in Scotland

Flouriest provision for poor in Perth

Bizarre, to say the least

Shocking - route (anagram)

On strike with soldiers - how bizarre!

You in love or just seedy (wordplay)

Seedy structure (wordplay)

Immature egg to a zoologist

Mentally slow, not acute (wordplay)

More than right (wordplay)

A stupid angle (wordplay)

The works (wordplay)

Complete works (Fr.)

Work overseas (wordplay)

Not clear or transparent

Tough to see through

A question in work (English) is obscure

Cleanup matter for Hercules

Squaddies' rude display of filth

Rather rude or rude and twisted

Sponge's aperture

Small mouthlike aperture

Sponge aperture

Delightful time (wordplay)

Result of plant damage, maybe

Cut to mature better (wordplay)

Bested in a hot dog contest, say

Bested in a carnival contest, maybe

Bested, as Takeru Kobayashi

{outby=adv}

Tell a bigger fib than (wordplay)

Tell bigger whoppers (wordplay)

Tell a better whopper

Observe better

Surpass in competition

Beat, as a competitor

Inclined to be devious

The way the bishop goes on board

Expressed indirectly or slanting

Enigmatic (like Jude?)

Meriting a (var.) tag, say

Little known - dark

Doubter disposed to be intrusive

Impose or force (something) on someone

Stick out awkwardly

Close up (an orifice or passage)

Shut out, obscure

Shut in or out.

Multiply by eight

Couplet (anagram)

Go from 9 to 72, for example

To surpass in baking

Upshot - or exit, perhaps (wordplay)

Result of exit (wordplay)

Up shot the exit (wordplay)

To surpass in daring

Make passe

Render obsolete

Make obsolete

Beaten due to no pants!

Away from home, finished beaten

Excelled this, but not in 501, it seems

Deal with (somebody) confidently

Stare down when not in front

Stare down

To surpass in firing

Outgive

To give more than

Done better than

Retired

Pickets in silhouette (wordplay)

Sketch route for getaway (wordplay)

Sketch way to escape (wordplay)

Have greater staying power (wordplay)

Survive as a hobo (wordplay)

Survive beyond (another)

To surpass in loving

Declare passe.

Make unfashionable

Make obsolete

To move faster than

Surpass in speed

Go faster than

Run faster than.

Open University suggestion - go faster!

Beat to the finish

Leave behind unpopular people

Storm producer (wordplay)

You Hamlet, say? Partly - an atrocity

Reaction to a scandal, perhaps

Obtain a higher ranking than

Act more enthusiastically

Defeat in a derby

Withstand successfully

Surpassed at Pimlico

Did a better job as a jockey

Beat at the rodeo

Hide, perhaps, what is not at the heart

Under the stars, say

In the fresh air (wordplay)

Extra-large (garment)

Extra large (clothes)

Much larger than average, say clothes

Shoe part that touches the floor

Part of a shoe.

Treaded shoe part

DVD extra, perhaps

Vent for carrying off air.

Blu-Ray extra

Defeat by ballot

Beat at the ballot box

Best in the polls

To surpass in {wiling=v}

Won through endurance

Lasted longer than

Endured longer than

In the tenth month, perhaps

Like outstanding novels (wordplay)

Like a mislaid library book, perhaps

Say too much (wordplay)

Say too much, as a catchphrase

Wear out, perhaps

Get some eggs going (wordplay)

Get some eggs started (wordplay)

Make some inedible eggs, say

Impervious to persuasion

Stubborn, and planning bad route

Stubborn and unyielding

To stop up

Rolled or turned in

""An anatomical part that serves as a cover, also OPERCELE""

Leonard rode in new coupe - what luxury!

Wealth posh left in old money (wordplay)

Antithesis of squalor

""A minor literary or musical work, also OPUSCLE""

Kiss pretentiously (wordplay)

Kiss big copper's behind!

Kiss large copper recently!

Win the debate with

Win a debate

Beat in a debate

To surpass in brilliance of light

Best in courage

To surpass in {bribing=v}

One with no status in Hindu society

Banished Hindu

(In Hindu society) one with no social class

To surpass in chiding

To surpass in cursing

A type of pitch in baseball

Win a marathon contest, perhaps

Shag better than, say

What Ali tried to do to opponents in his floating and shuffle days

Surpass at evading

To drive a golf ball farther than

Outdrive

To surpass in fabling

Win a fierce-looking contest abroad with dazzling display

To surpass in guiding

Old place to go (wordplay)

Head for the backcountry (wordplay)

Rustic place to go (wordplay)

To offer a better price

To surpass in {quoting=v}

To surpass in raising

The last extremity

Go beyond; excel

Go farther than

Go beyond nature and go wild

Best in baskets, perhaps

Come home more often than (wordplay)

Leave your opponent with love (wordplay)

To surpass in serving

To surpass in {shaming=v}

Surpass the other stars (wordplay)

Upstage other stars (wordplay)

Put in the shade.

Excelled as a boot-black (wordplay)

Made better or brighter impression than

Was more brilliant.

Beat, as the Blackhawks

To surpass in smiling

To surpass in smoking

To surpass in snoring

Made a better argument than

Don't blink before (wordplay)

Look longer (wordplay)

Be victorious in a certain contest

To surpass in {stating=v}

Outswear

Outswear

To get the better of in a trade

Prize more highly than public university in countryside area

To surpass in loudness of voice

To surpass in wasting

To write better than

Outwrite

To cure too long

Excessively rude

Turn down (objection)

Reverse (another's decision)

Set aside bowling regulation (wordplay)

Too {sure=adj}

William Tell, for one

Orchestral prelude to opera

Piece of music.

Ply with too many arguments.

Press excessively

Weed: it may be boiled as food

Protein in some authentic Mexican tacos

Main ingredient in lengua

Overuses a hot tumble drier

Hops into the kiln

Hoses out a mucky building

Dim alumnus wore subfusc (wordplay)

Darken or obscure something

Obscure cafe - but so original

Dress down

Express strong disapproval and censure severely

Blatant over bust I fancy

Unpleasantly noticeable or prominent

Too forward, as behavior

Tending to obstruct

Working girl to lose a quid, perhaps

Lose a quid carelessly for working girl

All right on bed, even on board

Timely work on river - River Aire, say

Timely, advantageous moment

Suitable work on piano, or melody

Be let out I fancy from dungeon

Type of dungeon.

Elite bout unlikely in dungeon

Word with prefix out-

To surpass in dazzing.

OUTDEBATE

Noun (-ure)

Word with prefix out-

Word with prefix out-

Word with prefix out-

Word with prefix out-

To surpass in striding.

Word with prefix out-

Put too many notes into circulation

... give too much to unwanted children

Superior children unduly put out

SAUCE to serve with a liquid dressing

Price too high, say

Rate too highly

Estimate too highly.

To cloud; to obscure.

A happening that happens to happen

Soldier mostly in the news at Clare event

Incident of dog trapped in setting concrete, time being short

OPERCULA operculum

""That which is orbiculate; especially, a solid the vertical section of which is oval, and the horizontal section circular.""

Word with prefix out-

More than compensate for inaccurate scales (wordplay)

Beat favourite in effect

Best rivals to compute creatively on Earth

Word with prefix out-

OUTPROMISE

To exceed in sparkling.

Word with prefix out-

Something to wear.

MATURE to develop fully

""SUBTLE insidious, also SUBTILE""

Being deliberately difficult

In the way

Deliberately causing difficulties

Travel further than

Go far ahead of

Leave far behind

Word with prefix out-

OUTORGANIZE

OUTPOPULATE

CONSUME to {devour=v}

EDUCATE to {teach=v}

Excessive fatigue.

Take to excess

Go under and live precariously in gorge

Not stop when one should

PRODUCE to bring into existence

To exploit to the point of diminishing returns; to use excessively.

Word with prefix out-

Too much publicity

Photo given too much light

Too much visibility

ISSUANCE the act of {issuing=v}

To persuade or influence against one's inclination or judgment.

Put too many people into (a region)

Fill with too many people

Excessive pressure or urging.

REGULATE to control according to rule

SANGUINE to stain with blood

To saturate to excess.

OUTMANIPULATE

Excess quantity

Excessive quantity

Surplus, excess

""ENCOURAGE To give courage to; to inspire with courage, spirit, or hope; to raise, or to increase, the confidence of; to animate; enhearten; to incite; to help forward; the opposite of discourage. discourage.""

""SPECULATE To consider by turning a subject in the mind, and viewing it in its different aspects and relations; to meditate; to contemplate; to theorize; as, to speculate on questions in religion; to speculate on political events. as, to speculate on questions in religion; to speculate on political events.""

""STIMULATE To excite as if with a goad; to excite, rouse, or animate, to action or more vigorous exertion by some pungent motive or by persuasion; as, to stimulate one by the hope of reward, or by the prospect of glory. as, to stimulate one by the hope of reward, or by the prospect of glory.""

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ACCENTUATE To pronounce with an accent or with accents.

ARTICULATE Expressed in articles or in separate items or particulars.

Excess (in, eg, food or drink)

Genuine CD lover condemned excess

Extra fulfilment by consuming too much

An enzyme that catalyzes an oxidation-reduction reaction.

A short polymer of two to twenty nucleotides.

COMMUNICATE To share in common; to participate in.

Arthritis drug [41 points]