2-Letter Words Starting with O

A hoofed mammal [n OXES or OXEN] / a clumsy person

Beefy Grand National winner!

Beloved kitchenware brand (wordplay)

Losing tic-tac-toe line, perhaps

Spot remover (wordplay)

Moronic opening (wordplay)

Sort of moron (wordplay)

Gemstone in a cameo role (wordplay)

Only student less than 10 stone!

Cameo appearance (wordplay)

Gemsbok, for one

Straight-horned antelope.

Gemsbok's cousin

Draft choices (wordplay)

Hauling pair, perhaps

The yoke's on them (wordplay)

Big and clumsy types

Clumsy, stupid fellows

Clumsy fellows

Oxygen compound.

Chemical compound.

""A chemical compound, also OXIME""

Classic oater The Incident

Ushaped piece of wood

River bend makes a neat arc

Daisy is a neat looker!

Window also called oeildeboeuf

Yellow-and-white flower

Quicklime, for one

Cockney's leather or water, say

Ferrite for one

Chemical compounds

Chemical compound

Oxim

Plant love and kiss on kisser

Species of primrose

Pimpernel's cousin

Pit bull terrier (stray one's gone)

The armpit of Scotland!

Armpit, to Scots

They have cameo roles

They're semiprecious

Stones whose name means "fingernails"

East African grazers

Long-horned antelopes

Long-horned African antelopes

Where sent emails go

Spot for finished paperwork

Where sent messages go

Be too clever for Basil Brush (wordplay)

Beat Murdoch at his own game (wordplay)

Best with wiles

Coax independent lecturer to make acid

Kind of acid used in bleaches

Kind of acid used for bleaching

Wood sorrel genus (anagram of SAX OIL)

Plant with cloverlike leaves.

Plant sometimes called a false shamrock

Love to kiss Bob at small river bends

Animals' yoke collars

U-shaped frames

Pioneer freighter (wordplay)

Vehicle that can be steered (wordplay)

Vehicle that's steered (wordplay)

Daisies with a beastly look

Yellow flowers resembling daisies

Yellow-and-white flowers

No odd fixture (anagram)

Dark blue shoe (wordplay)

Dark blue university (wordplay)

Zinc and calcium

Rust and quicklime

Lime and the like

Like rust

Oxime

Flowers that sound like animal features

Yellow spring bloomers

Flowers also known as primula elatior

Steer back (wordplay)

Soup starter (wordplay)

End in soup (wordplay)

Oxter

O, that great gas!

Burning need (wordplay)

O for this help up a mountain!

A female public speaker

Eloquent female public speaker

Eloquent woman

To surpass in {jinxing=v}

Too {lax=adj}

To mix too much

Way to exhaust the economy (wordplay)

Place too great a burden on nails, say

Soak the rich, say

Acid salt; a lax toe (anagram)

Salt beef on the hoof with wings

Salt of an acid.

A chemical compound

Yellowish-red color

Dark reddish-brown

Deep dull-red color

Steered vehicles (wordplay)

Bovine-pulled vehicles

Conveyances hauled by teams

They're not loafers

Low, laced footwear

Shoes laced over the instep

Edible organ - hero tax (anagram)

Large cherry named for its shape

Large, sweet cherry

Perhaps I'd no tax for this agent

Agent causing, eg, rust

Chemical found in box I'd anticipated

Kind of enzyme

Cell respiration participant

Enzyme that catalyzes O2

Rust or combust

In old age eleven get rusty

Combine with a certain gas.

Eg, rust (S, not Z)

The beast I had started to rust

Eg, go rusty

Become ash, maybe

Go from aluminum to alumina, say

Form rust, say

Ingredients in a Jamaican stew

Cuts of meat popular in soul food

Beefy soup ingredients

Coax DIY freak into chemical substance

Oxygen

True Lies and "Definitely, Maybe", for two

""An organism that thrives on an acid environment, also OXYPHILE""

Substance with atom of hydrogen replaced by a hydroxyl group

A structural unit of cellular cristae

Word having stress on the last syllable

Being eight times as great

Accepted bent hot rod needs steer

Russian or Greek church

Adhering to what is commonly accepted

Adversely affecting hearing or balance

Defeated in the ring

Temporary storage for completed work

Won through vulpine sort of cleverness.

Cunningly got the better of

Surpassed with cunning design of tuxedo

Gets the better of

Is constantly one step ahead of

Puts one over on

Oxalate

Oxalate

Flowers that resemble shamrocks

A tranquilizing drug

Oxazine

Oxblood

Large, sweet cherries

Capable of being oxidized

Rust-causing agents

Dye manufacturing agents

Rust agents

Oxidase

Pertaining to {oxidase=n}

Became rusty

Turns to rust

Gets rusty

Diode six remarkably had become rusty

Became rusty

Old football team declined around start of season and became rusty

Steer one having bumpy rides with chemical agent

Combines chemically with oxygen

Neat fish is beginning to eat sulphur and becomes rusty

Rusted, say

Formed rust

Maderized

Air, vis-a-vis wine

Removes electrons from

Gets rusty, for example

Develops rust

Bird that feeds on parasitic ticks

African bird related to the starling

African tick bird

Weed: it may be boiled as food

Protein in some authentic Mexican tacos

Main ingredient in lengua

Oxyacid

Of a common element

Like some photosynthesis

Definite maybe, for example

Pretty ugly, for one

"Jumbo shrimp," for one

""An organism that thrives on an acid environment, also OXYPHIL""

Oxyphil

Oxysalt

Oxysome

A drug that hastens childbirth

It induces milk letdown, for example

Hormone important in childbirth

Pituitary hormone

Oxytone

Holier-than-thou, maybe

Pushy, perhaps

Thoroughly offensive and objectionable

What most people believe

Accepted belief and practice

Conforming belief

Outbox

Outdoing in trickery

Outjinx

Outjinx

Push too far at the gym

Exhaust (oneself), as in a workout

Push too far

Overmix

Overmix

Drove exes wild, never getting enough

Libidinous love poetry right half rejected

Patriarchal adjective for someone with a healthy libido

Pushed one past their limit, say

Open cut bled too much (wordplay)

Like most wage earners, so they say

Expects too much of public cuts

Demands too much with public cuts

Burdens excessively

""A semisynthetic penicillin effective against penicillin-resistant infections, especially those of staphylococci.""

Oxalate

Oxazepam

Making or becoming rusty

Rusty beastification (wordplay)

Electron loss, to chemists

Loss of electrons during a reaction

Of or pertaining to oxidation; accompanied by oxidation.

Agents involved in chemistry affecting Dixie Ross

Getting rusty, I make a song after the beast I had

To the beast I had I become musical in a chemical manner

1 and 6 doing cartwheels, making elementary combinations

Oxidizer

Oxidize

Birds that feed on parasitic ticks

Oxtongue

Ethanol vis-a-vis gasoline

Treat, as bottled water

Treat with a chemical element.

Oxyphile

""OXYPHILE an organism that thrives on an acid environment, also OXYPHIL""

Oxytocic

Oxytocin

Pl. oropharynges (-f -r n j z) or oropharynxes The part of the pharynx between the soft palate and the epiglottis.

Orthodox

In an orthodox manner; with soundness of faith.

Outjinx

Get (someone) too worked up

Stimulate and then some

Hype up and up and up

Pushes past a sensible boundary

EXPAND to increase in size or volume

Develop poorly, in a way

Make a camera boo-boo

Give too much publicity to

Make too long

Stretch, as credit

Take too far

Overmix

Being too onerous

Oxacillin

Laboratory processes.

Capable of being oxidized.

Like the blood in the pulmonary veins

Like blood carried from the lungs

Like some hemoglobin

Oxygenate

An oxidizer.

OXYGEN a gaseous element

Like plastic silverware

Plural or third person singular

Infestation with pinworms.

In an extremely unpleasant manner

Belief systems

OTOTOXIC adversely affecting hearing or balance

Tax on everyone causes unnecessary worry

Excessive worry

More than uneasy

Excessively distressed

Excessively nervous

COMPLEX to make complicated

Excessively eager

Hyped-up

Overexcite

Overexert

Overexpand

EXPLAIN to make clear and understandable

EXPLOIT to take advantage of

Getting too much coverage or too little (wordplay)

Too visible

Ruins films or stars

Strains excessively that scrambles "red stone vex"

A salt or ester of oxalacetic acid.

Oxidative

""OXYGENATE To unite, or cause to combine, with oxygen; to treat with oxygen; to oxidize; as, oxygenated water (hydrogen dioxide). as, oxygenated water (hydrogen dioxide).""

What blood undergoes in the lungs

Oxygenator

""Of or pertaining to a mixture of oxygen and hydrogen; as, oxyhydrogen gas. as, oxyhydrogen gas.""

Oropharynx

Virgin provided with Exocet is bad for blood pressure

EXERCISE to perform a set drill

Overexert

More than enough effort is a strain

Excess of effort

The use of too much effort

Overexpand

Overexplain

EXPLICIT conclusion or last words in a book

Overexploit

EXPOSING expose

Too much publicity

Photo given too much light

Too much visibility

Overextend

TAXATION the process of taxing

Oxalacetate

OXALOACETATE

Denoting welding or cutting techniques using a very hot flame

It is used in blowpipes for cutting and welding materials at high temperatures

Oxygenation

Obnoxious

Ototoxicity

Overanxiety

EXERCISED exercise

Overexercise

EXERTIONS exertion

Overexpand

EXPANSION The act of expanding or spreading out; the condition of being expanded; dilation; enlargement.

adv. across a barrier or intervening space

Overexploit

Overexposure

Making too long

EXTENSION The act of extending or the state of being extended; a stretching out; enlargement in breadth or continuation of length; increase; augmentation; expansion.

""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.""

Overtaxation

Oxaloacetate