2-Letter Words Starting with S

French door component, perhaps

Member wears it to order, perhaps

Accessory that might say 'Miss Universe'

Jahan, for one.

Wali Allah, for one

Reza Khan, for one

Speaks to Shakespeare (wordplay)

Speaks like King James (wordplay)

Speaks like the Lord (wordplay)

An association promoting unity between Hindus

""A willow tree, also SAUGH""

""A willow tree, also SAUCH""

Biblical pause-word

Mysterious biblical word

A pause, in the Psalms

Lower, price-wise (Link, Part 5)

Address separator, perhaps

Reduce drastically (informal)

A big hit!

Destructive overhead shot (wordplay)

Return of a lob, maybe

Abuse, in Scotland

Abuse in Scotland

Handle of a scythe.

Handle of a scythe

Scythe handle

Short infection (wordplay)

Dangerous bacteria (abbreviation)

Short bacteria (wordplay)

Hidden grass (wordplay)

Hidden jewels, maybe

Grass-y area (wordplay)

""A province of India, also SUBA""

Soft, twilled silk

Soft silk fabric

Silk used for scarves.

Buckle opener (wordplay)

Start to buckle (wordplay)

Buckle opening (wordplay)

Strip of cut grass

Mower's trail

Scythe's path

""A Hebrew letter, also SAMEK, SAMEKH""

""A Hebrew letter, also SAMEK, SAMECH""

To unite by means of a type of joint

Look through - arches (anagram)

Look carefully (for)

Warranted inquiry (wordplay)

E's back playing with harp (wordplay)

Angel - phrase (anagram)

Highest-ranking angel

A {thicket=n}

Sword swallower (wordplay)

Where to bury the hatchet (wordplay)

Saber's cover

Well named by Isaac in Genesis 26:33

Period of mourning in Judaism (Var.)

Period of mourning in Judaism

Jewish mourning period variable

Tweed's on the rise, my man!

You rogue, return the tweed!

Back to the Tweed, varlet!

A calm between breaking waves

Snippet is small? Of course!

Kidnapping son as you'd expect!

Grab, seize eagerly

Play in the pool, say

Make waves (wordplay)

Diver's efflorescence (wordplay)

Fruit to squeeze (wordplay)

Press flat on court (wordplay)

Vegetable on court (wordplay)

Stop, as a liquid flow (Var.)

Stop, as a flow (Var.)

Put an end to

Stuff that stiffens, say collars

Clothes harder to wear with this!

Constituent of food

Flat river valley.

Wide valley in Scottish Highlands

Valley, in Scotland

Copper cash collection for tabernacle

Jewish ritual hut

A shelter where meals are eaten during Jewish festivals

As much (anagram)

Shrub bright in autumn

This is a chum's tree, strangely

Dark of complexion (var.)

Dusky, in poetry

It's a college when "more" is attached

Sample (of cloth)

Time piece (wordplay)

Sample of cloth

For arrest, perhaps, and a wash at last

Period of rest

Ozzy's band, for short

Not quite fresh, as water

Suggestive of brine.

A bit briny

Swimmer with a bladelike snout

Kin of the ray

Swimmer with a serrated snout

""To utter a shrill cry, also SCRAIGH""

""To utter a shrill cry, also SCRAICH""

Pull out of the match (wordplay)

Pull out (of a race)

Withdraw (from contest)

Word repeated in T.S. Eliot's "The Wasteland"

Word repeated in T.S. Eliot's 'The Wasteland'

A hardwood tree

8 (say) is hot, conforming abjectly

Sycophantic son's excessive

Servile European is half Polish

Greens an' chips, say

Produce baby (wordplay)

Some leaves to make cha (wordplay)

Dependable; stop (flow)

Loyal? Huns act badly!

Very loyal; stop (a flow of blood)

The last (anagram)

The last way to tax (wordplay)

Sort of bomber in the south: duck!

Drink of whisky and soda

In Malaysia, a whisky and soda on the rocks

Another name for a stinger, drink of whisky and soda

Food processor (wordplay)

Swallow's destination (wordplay)

Swallow and food ends up here (wordplay)

Tanning process (wordplay)

Outdoor inactivity (wordplay)

An outdoor inactivity (wordplay)

An Indian term for a white man

Swimmer with a large dorsel fin

It has a large fin

Marlin's cousin

Plant growing near the sea

A marine fish

Hero, for one

Layer upon layer of food for a snack!

"Hero, " for one.

Grassy plain in hot regions

Georgia river, site of H-bomb plant.

First nuclear-powered ship.

Notches on a blade

They move with the blade

Cutting-edge features

Show a tot (anagram)

With jagged outline

Part of a certain cutting blade

Mischievous swindle - how contemptible!

Some seafood on empty shellfish is saucy

Like Puck

Observe tree, say, in Utah or Omaha, for example

Male seal

Juneberry.

'Fiery furnace' fellow

He escaped incineration

Fiery Furnace fellow

Special Chanukah candle

Messy cuff - that's annoying!

Strike you, darn it, as careless!

Messy hit-and-run (wordplay)

On the wee side

On the modest side

Not very large

Inclined to bite

Talking irritably

Irritable

{jaunty=adj}

Quite regular

Quite conservative Queen wears dresses, husband follows

Boxy

To establish

Priscilla Mullens' suitor.

Surname on the Mayflower

Alden spoke for him

Asteroid (in the sea)

Celebrities' favorite seafood (wordplay)

Has rifts (anagram)

Scottish word for a tumult or disturbance

Disturbance in Dundee remains after upsetting the markets

A graph contained within a larger graph

Somewhat swain

{swampy=adj}

SABLE to {darken=v}

Unfrock the priest? For shame!

Garment of penitence

Garment of rue

Intelligent grooming tool (wordplay)

Brainy comber (wordplay)

Nevada's symbol.

I call host (anagram) - canvas

This local woven material

Specially produced, this local fabric

Somewhat sallow.

Screen print grips Hera strangely

A colour print made by an adaptation of the silk-screen process

Cudgel Var.

Cudgel variable

Shtetl

One without a conscience

A Scot, I hop about as one with psychological disorder

""An American market fish (Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy. Ch\'91todipterus faber) common on the southern coasts; called also angel fish, moonfish, and porgy.""

South Dakota town

Use a harpoon

Do submarine work

SQUAW an American Indian woman

Easily sickened or disgusted

Fastidious and easily disgusted

Easily sickened or shocked

Brave; bold; strong; redoubted; daring; vehement; violent.

Is that lot differential calculus (wordplay)

Keeps time in no time if you do this!

Call off a police stakeout (wordplay)

Timepiece for timing, a race perhaps

""BRANCH to spread like a tree branch, also BRAUNCH""

Corn-and-beans dish

Dish of lima beans and corn

Narragansett vegetable dish

Rascal, from Italian farce

Boastful coward in drama

Stock character in Italian farce

Oak or blackthorn cudgel in Ireland

Club gets convict into hellish trouble

Type of club

English word

Transport for drama teacher (wordplay)

Member of the drama faculty (wordplay)

Old transport at RADA (wordplay)

""A cloth under a saddle, and extending out behind; a housing.""

Earthquake measuring instrument

Instrument for registering earthquakes

Instrument registering earthquakes

An image produced by casting a shadow on a screen.

""An American shrub (Andromeda Mariana) having clusters of nodding white flowers. It grows in low, sandy places, and is said to poison lambs and calves. Andromeda Mariana) having clusters of nodding white flowers. It grows in low, sandy places, and is said to poison lambs and calves.""

Like the cold seafood seller (wordplay)

Aloof, with pets in it (wordplay)

Piscine kiosk (wordplay)

A flat representation of a 3-D original

Three-D picture

3-D picture.

STRAIGHT to make {straight=adj}

Toastmaster.

English word

Broken or projecting gnasher

An apparatus for photographing or mapping a spectrum.

""An instrument which, when applied over an artery, indicates graphically the movements or character of the pulse. See Sphygmogram. Sphygmogram.""

""PARAGRAPH Originally, a marginal mark or note, set in the margin to call attention to something in the text, e. g., a change of subject; now, the character g., a change of subject; now, the character <?/, commonly used in the text as a reference mark to a footnote, or to indicate the place of a division into sections.""

Like a sycophant; obsequiously flattering.

""SANSCULOTTE A fellow without breeches; a ragged fellow; a name of reproach given in the first French revolution to the extreme republican party, who rejected breeches as an emblem peculiar to the upper classes or aristocracy, and adopted pantaloons.""

Primly pedantic

Like an instructor and the room his class trashed