2-Letter Words Starting with P

Artist needs beer to have inner spark

Actor, for example

Artist wants Guinness maybe when eating fish

Popular name of rose moss.

Succulent herb of the purslane family

Plant of the purslane family

Change them to repose (wordplay)

Place them with it, one among the spoons

Places or ways of regarding things

Positive

Good things I have in premises

River, one in West Country town - yes, yes, yes!

Assume it's true that there's nothing negative over the saint of Cornwall

PET scan particles

Elementary antiparticles

Antimatter bits

Taken over ownership (wordplay)

Owned - by evil spirit (wordplay)

Victimized by bad spelling (wordplay)

Has hold of

It can be a relief

Has and holds

Might one have an alternative (wordplay)

One's one of the haves

One of the haves

Possible

""Situated behind any transverse axis in the body of an animal; caudal; posterior; especially, behind, or on the caudal or posterior (that is, ulnar or fibular) side of, the axis of a vertebrate limb.""

Where collections are made following fights

Travel reports (wordplay)

Souvenir shop stock

Gift shop items on a rotating stand

Postcava

POSTCAVA a vein in higher vertebrates

Regulations pertaining to certain appointments (wordplay)

English word

Followed in time.

Like some checks

Pale, old-fashioned bankers write this on cheques

Occurs later than (another event)

Fruits for a mail carrier (wordplay)

Follows in time

Toward the back

Silly tries let in by inadequate back

Later in time.

People in general who succeed (wordplay)

They follow the last of 1 across first

All future generations

Job confronts afterwords about set of caps

English word

Appended

Postfix

Postform

He stops at break promptly!

He stops at break very speedily!

Quick to pass the buck (wordplay)

Postheat

Items for some fences

Preparation for some fences

Postiche

Guide who rides a coach horse.

Rider of near-side coach horse

After one beast goes rider when there is no coachman

Postique

Church service closers

Concluding pieces

Final strains in furious duel between Poles

Mailing-date indicators

Official cancellations

Certain cancellations.

In period after birth

Kind of pediatric care

Immediately after birth

What an off-putting way to have behaved!

Put off, but not deterred (wordplay)

Put off, but not deterred

One who postpones.

Holds over to another time

Puts off till another time

Puts back mail criminal opens

Postsync

Posttest

Adjective (-al)

Candidate for admission put on last in error

Send poor aunt to accommodate Liberal candidate

One seeking admission into a religious order

Assume as axiom

Let sap out in order to claim something

Lay down rough pale stout

Posturer

For letters you phone for an attitude

The position is, stick at it before you phone

The attitude is to put it in the letter box before you phone to me

Silvery-white metallic element

Its symbol is K

Mineral in bananas

Drinks or drafts

Drinks of liquor

King Edward, perhaps non-smoker, but consuming one, or more than one drink

Potboil

Stoner's pulp fiction (wordplay)

Book hastily written for gain

Hack's novel

Potency

Monarch or dictator

Ruler had meal behind shelter by river

Head accepts old, big top chief

It's currently latent

Latent qualities that may develop

Something to live up to

Pother

Pothouse

Person interested in winning prizes

Vainglorious competitor uses drug - horse (wordplay)

Potlach

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) an apparatus that measures the rate of water uptake by a plant or plant part [from Latin pōtāre to drink + -meter ]

Mixed bag - rip up root (anagram)

Dried petals for scent

Tip or pour out a fragrant mixture

Potshard

Pieces discovered on digs

Potstone

Potterer

Stoke-on-Trent area

Beast tucking into food somewhere in the Midlands

China region where river mammal goes into dishes

Fiddling around with work on the wheel, perhaps

Making progress unhurriedly - like Harry (wordplay)

Pouchy

Poularde

He's game to supply you

Dealer in fowl

Leo and Rupert nobbled dealer in game

Poultice

Anti-inflammatory dressings

Cataplasms.

Poultry

Enclosures for cattle.

Gratuity, to Gregoire

Tip at a boite

15 per cent of the check

POURING the act of pouring

""A quilted military doublet or gambeson worn in the 14th and 15th centuries; also, a name for the doublet of the 16th and 17th centuries worn by civilians.""

Couple steps out with energy to perform dance figure

Poverty

Powderer

Powder

Racing that really makes waves!

Swell racing (wordplay)

Fast vessel for racing or leisure

Having no clout

Ineffectual peers slow to change

Ineffective without electricity

Powwow

""Volcanic ashes from Pozzuoli, in Italy, used in the manufacture of a kind of mortar which hardens under water.""

Pozzolan

Roman citizen's first name

Roman first name.

Preadopt

Preallot

ATOMIC relating to an atom

Of time before appearance of living things

Harry Price to accept rewritten obit: 'Life still to come'

Like some bratwursts

Like packaged kielbasa

Prebook

Suppliant; beseeching.

CENSOR to delete a word or passage

Choir leader

Queen Anne died despite Johnson's 'most universal genius'

Teacher or principal

Teacher, of old

Teacher

Digest is charged with accuracy

Summary I get on accuracy

Exactness on price is variable

Covered with down and capable of moving about when hatched. Used of wading birds and domestic fowl.

Boy wonder quality

Of child, state of having knowledge too soon

Development of behaviour in advance of actual age

Precode

COITAL relating to coitus

How frankfurters are typically sold

Like Spam

Parboiled

Precool

Before the computer age (wordplay)

Cusp error responsible for omen

Something going in advance of another

The preying of one animal on another

Plundering pirate on day-shift

Sounds like praying that isn't prayer

Lions and tigers and bears

Teardrops shed for hungry animals

Animals that feed on other animals

Preying on others

Given to plundering.

Falsely portrayed as being rapacious

Jeane Dixon, for one

Weather man's role.

Someone who foretells events

PREEMPT to acquire by prior right

Like introductions

FORMAT to follow the style or manner of procedure

Did hesitation set back, if made earlier (wordplay)

Inflected form of FROZEN Inflected form of FROZE freeze

A prelude or introduction.

Occurring before the Renaissance, for example

MODIFY to alter slightly

Premolar

Premold

To forewarn; to admonish beforehand.

Prenomen

Prenomen

NOTIFY to {inform=v}

An idea arrived at beforehand.

Engross the mind

Weigh on one's mind

Absorb copper in coppery mould

Made dean and prior decide in advance

Decree in advance

De Niro part almost recast for 'Doom'

Much-anticipated books get a lot of them

Very powerful

One who has presbyopia; a farsighted person.

Where tots get seasoning (wordplay)

Tots' learning center

Spot for a tot

Easy to fold

Prescore

Add salt before the game (wordplay)

Training time for ballplayers

Like some exhibition games

Preshow

Spanish fortresses

Spanish forts

Garrisons

Treated a stain, in a way

Wet, before washing

Like many a stain before washing

Like much media mail

Like some mail

Ready for mass mailing

Sarah Sanders spot

*White House conference site

Where the fourth estate gets briefed

To put pressure on Labour - how is that the job of the media (wordplay)

Citizen of Transvaal's capital.

Preunion

Glimpse of the future

Foresight shown in quiet homework

Power to see future change under leader of party

Previsor

Pl. primordia (-d - ) An organ or a part in its most rudimentary form or stage of development.

Path adornments (wordplay)

Plants can make proper wines

Proper nozzles for watering flowers

Monaco, for one

Rank of Charles or Andrew

Jurisdiction of Charles or William

Princock

Princox

Hard copy pages

Hard copies of computer documents

They're one type of record

Monastic offices

Religious post for naval leader (wordplay)

Prismoid

Record holders (wordplay)

Pen pals (wordplay)

Subject of Paris talks

Prison

A state without essentials of life

Hardship from lack of essentials

Absence of essentials

With a take-charge attitude

On the offensive

Looking ahead

Probable

Probate

Period of trial.

Testing time pain with robot misbehaving

Test elastic bra and top on one running

Exploratory

Serving for trial; probationary.

Probity

Born with Scorpio's wrinkled nose

Feeding appendage of elephant, insect

One knows the sound of this

Procaine

English word

Criminal or civil study, in law

Established way of working

Reproduce new way to get things done

Moved along

Moved forward

How a professional continued to do the sowing (wordplay)

Refined (of food)

Sorted out changing press code

Put something through a series of stages

They make the ways one gets into line

Series of actions geared towards an end

Puts through a procedure

Teacher, or friend of Gilligan

Issuer of legal writs.

Computer hardware item

Yes to insurance paperwork!

Declares in favour of applications

Gives out Oscar with limp shake

Leaning forward; said of certain monosyllabic words which are so closely attached to the following word as not to have a separate accent.

Ancient Roman provincial governor

Provincial governor

Roman governor

Cor! Parent in the making (wordplay)

Form a group, you might say

Do it, Biblical-style

Produce young ape 20 trained

Supervised

Procural

They make acquisitions for doctors

They get it

It takes a professional to be getting you well

Getting

Prodigal

Unusually gifted young persons

Early bloomers

Whiz kids

""Of or pertaining to prodromes; as, the prodromal stage of a disease. as, the prodromal stage of a disease.""

Prodrome

People funding a play

Shumlin, Abbott, Gordon, etc.

Con artists in a 1967 Mel Brooks film

Activity for David Merrick

Manufacturing, making

""Any one of a class of proteins that are converted, in the normal course of cellular metabolism, into one or more active enzymes; also called zymogen. The conversion usually is due to a specific cleavage of a peptide bond by another enzyme, or may be due to acid.zymogen. The conversion usually is due to a specific cleavage of a peptide bond by another enzyme, or may be due to acid.""

""The period immediately before estrus in most female mammals, characterized by development of the endometrium and ovarian follicles.""

Irreverently disrupted replay of gripping National

Sacrilegious types

Profane

Shame about being rejected for an oath

Conclusion of today's quote

Blasphemous language

Avowed

Avows.

Four-time role for Patrick Stewart

Member of an academic faculty

University department head

Proffer

CPAs (wordplay)

Relatives of police sketch artists

Manicurists and tax preparers, by trade (wordplay)

Profile

Will he make too much of it (wordplay)

Scalp tickets, for example

Charge too much

Profiter

Profit

""Flowing forward,""

Profound

A way to apologize or sweat

To a great degree