2-Letter Words Starting with P

Frisk (with "down")

Reward for an obedient dog, perhaps

How to stand (wordplay)

Result of a summit meeting, perhaps

Pinky swear, maybe

Streep finally gets to play Bond!

Eagerly long (for)

Be in need of air, perhaps

Have dog breath (wordplay)

Star attraction (wordplay)

Play thing (wordplay)

Head line (wordplay)

Checkered thing, maybe

Source of a blast (wordplay)

Tense type (wordplay)

Bog-standard fuel (wordplay)

View through a keyhole, say

A kind of moss

Sick of the past (wordplay)

Awesome, fo' shizzle!

Old-school cool (wordplay)

Map that shows you a lot (wordplay)

Map that shows a lot (wordplay)

Map of sorts

Fall front (wordplay)

It comes before a fall (wordplay)

Kind of fall (wordplay)

Primer for one

House coat (wordplay)

Copy Monet (wordplay)

Heraldic stripe variable

Heraldic stripe Var.

Grass bract

Lively or brisk (var.)

Rush drummer Neil (1952-2020)

Spry in Dixie

Interweave (lengths of hair)

Cornrow for one

Lock combination (wordplay)

Housewarming gift, maybe

Bush, for one

Potted one perhaps

Fold (in cloth)

Skirt feature perhaps

Skirt feature, perhaps

Ship can be tied up (wordplay)

Press conference handout

Wet-Nap unit

Most easily sunburned, say

Most likely to burn, perhaps

Most easily sunburned, maybe

Tray completely eaten by dog, perhaps

Bed of straw.

Warehouse storage item

Learned man of India

Title, in India.

Hindu scholar of philosophy and religion

Pop, for one

Say mum and dad split

But soft! A tear for one in the family

Ornamental wall coating

Plasterwork

Plaster

Avian raptor, perhaps (wordplay)

Bird? You can say that again!

Captain Flint, for one

Clear case, not egocentric (wordplay)

Register (an invention)

Pending item, perhaps

Shareholder's bonus

Dividend, e.g

Patrick admits one of us gets dividend

Ante up (anagram)

Up ante (anagram)

Shell food (wordplay)

Know-it-all, maybe

Tyrannical teacher (wordplay)

Book-smart person

Vote of assent.

Vote of assent

Lamentation; charge (law)

Poet's lament

Dirge from one entering works

Venus, for one

Mercury, say, showing level temperature

Vulcan, for one

Flexible factory worker (wordplay)

Good for modeling

Biddable one employed by factory

To act beforehand

What a colourful leaf insect!

Summon worker, perhaps in show

Colourful leaf insect (wordplay)

Wan child in loose overcoat

An overcoat

Loose jacket.

Paly

Foreteller of sorts

Foreteller of sorts

Line judge (wordplay)

Complete treatise

Low wall (on bridge, roof, etc)

Jumping off spot (wordplay)

Fortification consisting of a low wall

Ice cream dessert served in a tall glass

Standard size, consuming a dessert

A dessert in a glass...

Flooring with inlaid wood patterns

Hardwood floor covering

Boston basketball surface

Ruffled garment of 16th century.

Walking, as a heraldic lion.

Part of a chess move

Walking with a forepaw raised Her.

Job description (wordplay)

Person in a gown, perhaps

Job-like (wordplay)

Mel Gibson film (with "The")

Irish nationalist unrest (wordplay)

A trip to (anagram)

Bill's request (wordplay)

Something not to be missed (wordplay)

Money (for goods)

Hand warmer (wordplay)

Seafarer's jacket

Fisherman's garment

Worker with vegetables (wordplay)

Some agrarian produce worker, say

Yonder poor chap, who is he (wordplay)

Sinful

Roman soldier with shield.

Ancient Greek soldier.

Piece of jewelry.

Chandelier or earring

Long to import complete ornament

Baseball league winner's prize

Collegian wall decoration

Emblem for the Yankee Stadium.

A tipper distributed the old charm

A charm worn against disease or mischief

Amulet.

A chemical salt

A grand player, perhaps, from his score

Andre Watts, for one

Billy Joel, for one

US naval slang word for a submarine

Pleasantly pungent, stimulating

Pleasantly sharp in taste

Very good fashion designer, sharp

An {ant=n}

Heart sound (wordplay)

Heart murmur (wordplay)

Hearty response (wordplay)

Slit at the top of a skirt.

Finished slit in a skirt.

Old woman's skirt-pocket

Put it with a lid, praise be!

Might P raise this (wordplay)

Praise place given financial check

Be insincere, in a way

Make believe, on stage

Engage in make-believe

Short stage work

Serve again? No big drama

Short theater piece

Skunk or European lynx (wordplay)

It's skunky (wordplay)

Stick and whip needed for wild animal

Dire rep players 'like concrete blocks'

Pour into molds before placing.

Molded, as slabs of concrete.

Warm up, as an oven

Get the oven up to temperature

Warm up an oven

Pulsating

One who opposes war

One opposed to war

Someone believing all war is wrong

Shaman worshiper, for example

Wiccan, for example

Solstice celebrator

Most cordial friends in gym training (wordplay)

Most prosperous.

It's all very fine to start to make a date there

Common Sense, for one.

"Common Sense," for one.

Motel-rack freebie

Quiz game participant (US spelling)

Discussion-group member

Member of a discussion

Woman's two-piece (wordplay)

A Hillary Clinton signature

Two-piece businesswear

Pappy

One known for talking back (wordplay)

Take pear (anagram)

Budgerigar, for one

An ornamental vestment

Toxic fast-acting herbicide

Toxic, fast-acting herbicide

Water found in some pesticide

""A small parrot, also PARAKEET, PAROQUET, PARROKET""

Howard Stern, at times

Mark Russell, for example

Weird Al Yankovic, e.g

""A small parrot, also PARAKEET, PARAQUET, PARROKET""

""A small parrot, also PARAKEET, PARAQUET, PAROQUET""

Stamp collector (wordplay)

What one needs to go beyond Dover say

International stamp collector (wordplay)

The sickest looking neckwear in history

Most sallow

Most pallid

""Spreading, open, also PATULOUS""

Job seekers may pound it

Walkway by road

What Americans call sidewalk

Pawky

Peaky

Peart

Most like sphagnum

A man who engages in sexual activity with boys

Fondness (for) - bias (towards)

Fondness for 5 (wordplay)

Strong liking (for)

Saturating.

Peevish, inclined to complain

Prone to pique

Favourite aunt left in tizzy, irritable

One who practices {phallism=n}

""An impractical person, also FANTAST""

Bring to an end gradually (2 words)

Diminish and cease use gradually

Bring gradually to an end, discontinue

Ring-necked game bird, for one

Ant heaps (anagram)

It's often served under glass

Rhubarb, country style

Rhubarb

Rhubarb.

Most like Jane

Most unembellished

Most ordinary

Metal disk to be made into a coin

Design revolutionary - given time this may make money

Ringing the draughtsman (wordplay)

Noisy draughtsman (wordplay)

Mournful map chap

Small growth

Part of a body count (wordplay)

That bloody little flat has got leased

Unit of blood

Platy

Recordings selected for listening

Personal audio selections

Item on an iPod

Matching sports outfit (wordplay)

Toddler's wear

Child's sports outfit

Excuses worker, that's nice!

Sunny and 75, say

Nice tree, perhaps, holding sea off

Deeply moving - no taping (anagram)

Moving out of Paignton (wordplay)

Touching - gin on tap (anagram)

Face painting (wordplay)

'Whistler's Mother,' for one

Mona Lisa, for one

Heat applied to a metal after welding

""An ancient Roman official, also PREFECT""

""To lecture, also PRELECT""

Adjust to biological change

Cut down the wait at a hospital, perhaps

Save time at the hospital, maybe

Do advance work at a hospital

To adopt beforehand

Preceding adulthood [adj] / a person of preadult age

To allot beforehand

Accountant's task

To enact beforehand

Overseeing a child's development, say

Full of life (wordplay)

Ready to drop!

Occurring before planting

Use Shout on, say

Put a stain remover on a garment before putting it in the wash, for example

Certain kind of writer

Dull writer

Drag out at length

Lengthen in time

Drag it out in favour of region

David, for one

David has soft Sarah quite befogged

David and Sam split change

Powerful cat nipping one soldier

Powerful, poetically

Powerful: Arch.

Chasing; put as run (anagram)

Following (with 'to')

According (to)

Outdoor vendor's wagon

Vendor's wagon

Street vendor's vehicle

Feline mouse (wordplay)

What's New, -? (Woody Allen film)

Feline pet (who visited the Queen)

Fire-detecting device

Thermostat used at high temperatures

Painty

Trembling? Drink up and gasp swallowing vermouth

Like 1 cents, as costs go

Like 1, as costs go

Most insignificant.

Long job for Spinoza, say

Believer in many gods

Religious type converted in the past

Average sum or highest (wordplay)

An equal sum overall (wordplay)

Even a horse is of the utmost importance

Thirst, perhaps, makes one all skinny

Paper written by dry people on time

Paper's section describing church people

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) a variant spelling of parakeet PASTITSIO (Cookery) a Greek dish consisting of minced meat and macaroni topped with béchamel sauce

PASSIVE a verb form

Sketcher of a sort

Artist to glue one thing after another

Artist using crayons.

Most sporadic

Peachy

Most nacreous

Keen physical education entrant, perhaps

Sharp, acute insect

Piercing, sharp

Same as Periblast. Periblast.

Coiffure that will endure (wordplay)

Standing wave (wordplay)

Every artist embraces New Wave of sorts

and 24: A London slip road (wordplay)

Finish following, say, minor slip

Frilly underskirt of yore

(Issued quarterly)

Copy of a kind.

Apparatus for making facsimile copies

Employment bureau's business.

Employment agency's task.

Task for a personnel officer

I will enter factory with former partner first to translate unencoded writing

You can read this statement of grievance from former time

Plashy

Cleric who holds more than one benefice at a time - April lust (anagram)

Cousin of Croesus.

Person who derives power from wealth

Wealthy person of influence

Poachy

Acid rain component

EPA concern

Air impurity

English word

Candidate for admission put on last in error

Send poor aunt to accommodate Liberal candidate

One seeking admission into a religious order

Racing that really makes waves!

Swell racing (wordplay)

Fast vessel for racing or leisure

FORMAT to follow the style or manner of procedure

MARKET to offer for sale

Frequent bar imbibing endless beer

Common pal never dances tango

Having a litre in bar is common

Private

Cor! Parent in the making (wordplay)

Gone to the bad

A pacifist.pacifist.

Lakeshore rental, perhaps

Lake rental, maybe

Propel canoe or larger craft

Simple taps (anagram); a manuscript

Reworked parchment

Reused parchment

Eulogist

Panicky

Sissy

Sissy *

*Sissy

""A substance exhibiting paramagnetism, i.e. a substance whose magnetization is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field applied to it.paramagnetism, i.e. a substance whose magnetization is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field applied to it.""

Alert MP in a reshuffle here (wordplay)

Fox trapped by mother owls (wordplay)

Harold Wilson's milieu

""Bringing forth, or about to bring forth, young; fruitful.""

Allowed fool to back up heel, an artist

Relate this artist's work is in the past

Patient

Fattest man/woman admits desire to eat, but starter's off

Variant of pediatrician .

Cause of cold feet (wordplay)

Hard-frozen underpinning of Thule.

Frozen ground ruined farmer's pot

Help with the harvest (wordplay)

Person filling prescriptions

Dispenser of drugs

English word

Copier, of sorts

Stealer of others' work

Literary pirate

Music popular when having tea in factory

It's unaccompanied in church

Singing a little way into the factory

Coward, for one

Wilbur, get in the game!

Shaw or Pinter, among others

Corny guy (wordplay)

Treater of foot disorders

Authority on foot faults

He has more than one rib

One with multiple spouses

One has an excess of trouble and strife

Multivalent.

Superlative adjective

English word

One with realistic approach

A doer, not a dreamer

Practical type

Most condescending, in a way

Maximally moralizing

Most moralistic member of clergy interrupted by a head

Chapter men adapted for sermon

CONTACT to communicate with

""FASCIST a supporter of fascism, also FASCISTA""

""HARVEST to gather in a crop, also HAIRST""

An early settlement

Agent that sets off a rocket.

Launching-pad fuel

Fuel Rover's last foreign car in factory

One that protects: applied a protectant to the raw wood.

Calvinist, for one

Lutheran, for example

Lutheran, e.g

The thing first formed; that of which there are subsequent copies or reproductions; the original.

""A functionary of lower rank than a herald, but discharging similar duties; called also pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively. pursuivant at arms; an attendant of the heralds. Also used figuratively.""

Painful

Marcel Marceau, for one

Marcel Marceau, famously

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