2-Letter Words Starting with O

No tin (wordplay)

Home sick, perhaps

Leave this place immediately!

Invoke the 25th Amendment on, say

Put out, say of office

Expel (from a place)

Is obliged (to)

Anything at all should!

Should (with "to")

Like a happy medium (wordplay)

Bookstore section, perhaps

Magical; hide from view (astron.)

Best on stage, say

*Best at an audition, say

Do a bit better than (wordplay)

Best at a buffet, say

Win a Coney Island contest, maybe

Put more away, say

Jeans and a T-shirt, for one

Business suit (wordplay)

Reveal highly attractive dress

Win the Home Run Derby

Surpass in average

Surpass at bat

To stick out

Need for current events (wordplay)

That, perhaps, could never entrance one

You might need an adapter for one abroad

Production (of factory)

Perhaps to do better on green issue ...

Power plant power, say

Showed more endurance in negotiations

Waited longer than

Showed more patience than

Kickoff time (wordplay)

That's enough to give one quite a start

Opening removed and fixed

Best in long bargaining sessions

Be in session longer

Stay longer than

Best in thinking? Oh, you numbskull!

Oh, you fool, this will fool you!

Best in calculating (wordplay)

Back of the head (anatomy)

Back of the skull

Back part of the skull

Visionary doctor (wordplay)

Iris fancier (wordplay)

Pro giving exams to pupils (wordplay)

No let-up (anagram)

Well-to-do

By endless work advanced to become rich

'Hey Ya' band, corrected (wordplay)

Harte's John Oakhurst, for one

Hey Ya band, corrected (wordplay)

To surpass in fasting

Outfeel

To surpass in {speed=v}

To surpass in hunting

Outkeep

Survive until tenth wicket (wordplay)

Lout sat (anagram)

Stay longer than

At the farthest point from a center

Furthest away

Farthest away

To surpass in plotting

A port of departure

Sentry go there as letters go (wordplay)

Distant part (of empire)

Mail on sentry go (wordplay)

To pull up by the roots

Extra section of a magazine.

Extra printed supplement

Magazine section

Beat the Heat (wordplay)

Did better at the range than

Bested at a range

Win the Hambletonian, for instance.

Surpass in a race.

Stay longer than

Be more patient

Be more patient than

Outgo

Outweep

Outwrite

Tunnel of l'oeuf? (sorry sorry sorry)

Egg's route

It leads to the uterus

Block passage or shut out the view

Get in the way of

Contributors dismiss iron bar

Stubs toe painfully, being most stupid

Least intelligent

Zero on bungled subtest? That's extremely stupid

Holder (of position)

Circular target (wordplay)

Holder (of an office)

Sub tenant (wordplay)

Sub culture figure (wordplay)

Cousteau, for instance

Extra-special delivery (wordplay)

One of eight in birth

One of Nadya Suleman's kids, for example

Work with a venture that's most shady

Most impervious to light

Least understood round Father at mission

Embracing

To surpass in bleating

To surpass in boasting

Outbuild

Outburn

Effusion of violent emotion

Explosion disrupted t' bus tour

This bout of rust gets out of control

To surpass in {cheating=v}

To surpass in {counting=v}

To surpass in feasting

Fought it hopelessly with advice from trainer in ring

Bested in pole vaulting

Bested in the long jump

Jumped ahead of field in unfashionable gymnastics

To surpass in painting

Score more than

Score more than (a competitor).

Score more away from home in top match

Perhaps not left in completely

Completely dismissed? Yes!

Completely and openly - say a win

Defeat, a la Oakley

Defeat at a rifle range

Beat at the rifle range

Yell like hell (wordplay)

Talk louder than

Yell louder than

The power of perceiving external things

Border; fringe

Metro fringe area, usually seen in the plural

Edge

Outsleep

Take for a ride via trams (wordplay)

Defeat by skillful maneuvering

Run rings around fool

Outspell

Bought more than (another person)

Laid out more money than

Surpassed on ads, as a candidate

To get ahead of at the start

To surpass in {stunting=v}

To surpass in vaunting

To deplete game in an area

Too {just=adj}

One who obscures; one who prevents enlightenment or hinders the progress of knowledge and wisdom.

Like something bottom-of-mind (wordplay)

Least clear

Believer in the supernatural.

Witch, for example

Believer in the supernatural

Happening

Eye-maker is strangely suctorial

Attack on street stifling roar maybe

Some person's laughter is offensive

Sudden and severe onset of trouble

Outbuy

Outcatch

Outdream

Word with prefix out-

Farthest from the center.

All on edge - could'nt be more so

Situated farthest from the center

Exposed bottom of elf should get beaten

Got the better of, physically

Outlearn

Run faster than a rival in the home straight

""Having too many buildings; as, an overbuilt part of a town. as, an overbuilt part of a town.""

BURNT burn

To rate too high; to outnumber.

Issuer of final notices

Newspaper contributor whose features are always late

A travelling case (wordplay)

Person attending hospital

One in the care of a clinician

""-thinks , -thinking , -thought (tr) to outdo in thinking""

Outwork

Picked up too much

Was too credulous for this kind of market (wordplay)

One who strikes while the iron is hot

Person without fixed principles

Knock heeder

THOUGHT a product of thinking

Too elaborate; highly strung

Nervously excited

Wrote Chekhov's last novel to include imperfect tense

One who makes dim, daft subtractions

Wrong subtractions standing in the way of enlightenment

Resisting enlightenment, having messed up subtractions

""The process of facilitating a terminated employee's search for a new job by provision of professional services, such as counseling, paid for by the former employer.""

Way, way, way too prevalent

On a roll, Dutch worker produces too much

DISCOUNT to reduce the price of

DOCUMENT to support by conclusive information

""CONSTRUCT To put together the constituent parts of (something) in their proper place and order; to build; to form; to make; as, to construct an edlifice. as, to construct an edlifice.""

""EXUBERANT Characterized by abundance or superabundance; plenteous; rich; overflowing; copious or excessive in production; as, exuberant goodness; an exuberant intellect; exuberant foliage. as, exuberant goodness; an exuberant intellect; exuberant foliage.""

Prone to spoil (others)

Yielding too much to temptation

Too ready to allow others their way

Monkeywrench thrower

Exploded courts into bits, delaying legal process

""ADJUSTMENT The act of adjusting, or condition of being adjusted; act of bringing into proper relations; regulation.""