2-Letter Words Starting with P

Pyrrole

Pertaining to {pyrrole=n}

A chemical salt

One in the lead.

Are pack, perhaps, keeping me back? Certainly not!

Producer of artificial rhythms

Hippo, say (wordplay)

Rhino or hippo, say (wordplay)

Elephant, hippo etc

Kid quieters

Packager

English word

Lone rider's spare, perhaps

Beast of burden

Drudge turns out hack prose

""PAGANIZE to make irreligious, also PAGANISE""

The larder contains mature display

Show time in the butler's room

Spectacle taking long time in food store

Pagurian

Paillard

Isn't commonly included in unusual reply that's artistic, in a way

Discomfort with provocative dance reported as an act of touching up (wordplay)

Dad employed to collect Ford's model car's treated surfaces

Ruins in wrestling (wordplay)

Regularly spray leaders at break in gym

Roman gymnasium.

Talked at length

Talked profusely

Chatted idly

Palestra

Gymnasiums.

PALLIATE to cloak or disguise

Reading between the lines!

Handyman's work (wordplay)

Method of fortune-telling

State tree of Ariz.

Palpator

Palpebra

Of or pertaining to the eyelids.

Where china's buried for German nobleman

Comrades meeting important count

Count on friends being serious

Palterer

Palter

Like 1 cents, as costs go

Like 1, as costs go

Most insignificant.

Pamperer

Mollycoddling sick man with grippe

Panbroil

Go-betweens, of a sort

Playing to the base

Catering (to)

Awfully pricey nag gaining high praise

Public and elaborate eulogy

Praise excited gay prince

Action prone to causing oil spills (wordplay)

Panicky

English word

Grand Canyon offerings

Cape MAY seascapes, for example

Virtual reality images

All-round (view)

Type of camera

Like a scenic view

English word

Having an affinity for or indiscriminately affecting many kinds of tissue: pantropic viruses.

English word

PANTRY a small storage room

Flash mob (wordplay)

Some shooting stars (wordplay)

Photographers who pursue celebrities

Shutterbug who bugs

Celeb stalker

Shot taker

Perhaps re pap for a penguin

Bound not to be hard re pap, perhaps

Maybe Sun to support publication

News casters (wordplay)

Deliverers on bikes

Certain carriers

Lacking printed news

Like the modern computerised office with bare walls (wordplay)

Daily assignment (wordplay)

Dealing with documentation

Clerk's concern.

A boy in a dish that holds stationery

Container for writing materials, such as fancy stationery

""Of, pertaining to, or resembling, a papilla or papill\'91; bearing, or covered with, papill\'91; papillose.""

Papyrus

Bowl-shaped antennas

Certain conic sections

Graded curves in math class

Like a curve or allegory

Like a type of curve

Expressed allegorically.

Parachor

Drop cloth (wordplay)

Fall necessity (wordplay)

What Coldplay used to jump (wordplay)

20 cents (wordplay)

Measures equivalent to 20 cents (wordplay)

Shining examples

Resembling a famous garden.

Like heaven or Eden

Edenic

Places with no problems

Shangri-La and Eden

Eden and others.

Parados

Seeming contradictions

Nothing wrong in displays - things just seeming to be wrong (wordplay)

Soldier solves about ten logical puzzles, apparently

Paradrop

Sibelius and Saarinen (wordplay)

Sibelius and Saarinen?

$10 (wordplay)

Paraform

Paragoge

Served as a model of

Block of words soldier attached to chart

Group of sentences

Short news item.

Peak rates (anagram)

They don't build love nests

Pet shop birds

Parakite

Deposition summarizer, perhaps

Lawyer wannabe, maybe

Erin Brockovich, for one

Their line is never to go to the meeting

They'll never meet real palls like these

Lines of latitude

Unable to move

Deprived of the power of movement

Deprived of movement

Paralyse

Loss of the ability to move

That will keep the lays still in Paris

Inability to act/function

Drunk (informal)

Drunk city batsman quietly uplifted

Smashed CIA, partly struggling

Immobilized

""PARALYZE to render incapable of movement, also PARALYSE""

Paralyze

Microscopic denizens of fresh water

One-celled animals.

Common protozoans

One looking for signs of life (wordplay)

One seeking signs of life (wordplay)

Ambulatory staff (wordplay)

Pl. paraments or paramenta (-m n t ) An ecclesiastical vestment or hanging.

Parament

Factor defining limits

Variable disciple, a beast inside

Figure in a math function

Average sum or highest (wordplay)

An equal sum overall (wordplay)

Even a horse is of the utmost importance

A couple, perhaps

Mary Tyler and Dudley?

Mary Tyler and Dudley (wordplay)

""A substance resembling starch, found in the green frothy scum formed on the surface of stagnant water.""

Paranoea

Delusional one

Person suffering from delusions of persecution

Sufferer from desusions of grandeur or persecution

Paranoia

Paranoic

Wimpy duo (wordplay)

People with delusions

Bridesmaid, in ancient Greece

Like castle walls

Pl. parapodia (-d - ) One of the fleshy paired appendages of polychete annelids that function in locomotion and breathing.

Paraquat

Paraquet

Parasang

Parashah

Two locations (wordplay)

Spongers/rubber areas (wordplay)

The Sphinx and the Parthenon (wordplay)

Isaac trip badly, hanging on (wordplay)

Mean like one mite, almost (wordplay)

How like a sucker not to be independent!

""PARAE a New Zealand fish, also PORAE""

""The mere ranging of propositions one after another, without indicating their connection or interdependence; opposed to syntax. syntax.""

Insecticide containing phosphorus and sulphur

Drop-in (wordplay)

Relating to a military group

Specially trained airborne infantry.

Mine sweeps on ships

Devices used by minesweepers.

Parawing

Parazoan

Broad pile (anagram)

Cooked a bit

Half-cooked

""A kind of purchase for hoisting or lowering a cylindrical burden, as a cask. The middle of a long rope is made fast aloft, and both parts are looped around the object, which rests in the loops, and rolls in them as the ends are hauled up or payed out.""

The act of dividing and distributing in portions or parts.

Allotted, British style

The holding or occupation of an inheritable estate which descends from the ancestor to two or more persons; coheirship.

Joint heirs Law.

Parchesi

Parchisi

Thirst, perhaps, makes one all skinny

Paper written by dry people on time

Paper's section describing church people

Pardoner

Excusing fellow getting hooked by edge of nail

Excusing

Parecism

Tincture of opium.

Pain reliever

Inverted headgear in which one received, radiophonically, a palliative

How old is your man the Da (wordplay)

Family tree datum

Rent a bit inside the leaf for the line

Bringing up issue (wordplay)

Overseeing a child's development, say

Skill for moms and dads

""A kind of rawhide consisting of hide, esp. of the buffalo, which has been soaked in crude wood-ash lye to remove the hairs, and then dried.""

Ornamental plasterwork

Parget

English word

One of Jilly Cooper's amendments (wordplay)

Bones from skull and others - 13 across

Skull bones

Rules for allowing members of the opposite sex into dorms

Recreational spaces

Idioms

Letting ride, as at the track

Conferee, as at San Francisco and Ottawa

Doing a deal, say

Engaged in talks

Negotiating during a truce

PARLOUS dangerous

Related to local area - narrow

Relating to a church parish

Of narrow scope

Mickey-takers offering censure upset poets

Impressionists in times gone including Rodin? Not quite

Sending up

Sending up staff involved in handing over wages

Burlesquing

Paroquet

Inflammation of the parotid glands.

Parotoid

Sudden outbursts

For the audience, stadium assistant made a patterned floor

Pet playing with quarry blocks

Floor-covering of wooden blocks

Inlaid woodwork

(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

Oedipus, by chance

A murderer in the family.

The killing of one's own parent

Parridge

Parroket

Parroter

Mindlessly repeating

Trait of Scrooge

Meanness shown by mayor and spin doctor

Mean policy adjusted minor's pay

Containing parsley

Home enabling average lad to get on

Norm + heir + years

How old the vicar is and where he lives

Golf pros (wordplay)

Those who share

Sharers

The enjoyment of being a bit royalty

Having a share in a bit of a royal way

Being involved

Opera-house sections

Theaters' rear seats

Orchestra circles.

Unwholly (wordplay)

Not wholly.

I have a bit of a friend around - just a bit

Bits of dust

Pass items in tiny pieces

Minute pieces of matter

People who take sides.

Ones taking sides

A sin in bits in bits for the fans

In the house in Ireland in pieces

Bit it to start with with a border

Office cubicle divider

""Denoting a part; as, a partitive genitive. as, a partitive genitive.""

Partizan

Teamed up (with)

Teamed up with

United in a twosome

1 fictional TV and radio presenter? Aha!

Game bird (in a pear tree?)

Say obscene words about substandard game

Parvolin

One on a train perhaps

15 across may have one

He's taken for a ride.

Sparrow, for one.

Finch's order

Relating to songbirds

Some ships at night

People walking near

They often become onlookers

Nisan observances

Jewish holidays

Spring holidays

Jet-setters' papers

Canadian travel documents

Polo, archery, soccer

Epees to get by (wordplay)

I'll skip it, thanks (wordplay)

"I'll skip it, thanks" (wordplay)

Country music (wordplay)

A forerunner of opera

Piece of idyllic music.

Poems about country life

Former Ph.D. tests

Big name in 19th-century fur trading

Certain cleric's term of office

A minister's flock.

Father's office

Pastor

Deli orders

Deli offerings

Pastromi

Feed a pet sugar, perhaps

Grazing after the time of the old city

Beyond you there's fury for grazing

Pasturer

Pasture

Kind of quilt

Quilter's hodgepodge

Made up of many different elements

Inventors might contact them

Granters of protection

Such a suit might make Ian pretty upset

Kind of suit that makes men squirm

What a DNA test may prove

Patient

Comparative adjective or agent noun

Abraham or Isaac, perhaps

Male head of family or tribe

Male head of family

Of Sajak's hosting (wordplay)

Lady has name of aristocrat

Aristocratic Irishman cut by Scot

Case of murder.

Crime of killing one's own father

The crime of the Playboy

Legacy from which one gets a cut - 25 quid, about

Twenty-five pounds? Therein lies a slim sort of inheritance

Heritage

Like country fans (wordplay)

Typical of the country-lover (wordplay)

Having love for one's country

Relating to the early Church theologians

Kept the beat (wordplay)

Boone threw the dice

Pounded a beat

Cop on the beat

Guard Irishman's posh car

Mobile guard

One keeping a beat (wordplay)

One who keeps a beat (wordplay)

Chap on the beat is an American cop

Parking upset Montreal traffic police

Beat keepers

Two men needing mature sponsorship

Favours distributed by 1 and 4 across

Given time, two boys gave one support

Sponsor of a social affair

She'll give you support, but not a press

Monica or Veronica

Talk down to

Points are worked out for champion

Frequent praise not unusual

Give one's trade to.

Talk down to

Trade regularly with

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