2-Letter Words Starting with S

Boston Braves teammate of Spahn

Johnny of the '40s Braves

Pitcher who became a coach

Cut in half, perhaps

Cut with a crosscut, say

Processed ( as lumber)

Have rhythm (wordplay)

Digitize a document, say

Check the price of, perhaps

Bridge work (wordplay)

Handy measurement (wordplay)

The extent of two 28s, perhaps

Whooper or trumpeter (wordplay)

Bird's a show-off - not quite!

Ballet's Odette, for one

Sound-absorption unit

Oral-vaccine developer

Big name in vaccines

Permanent place (wordplay)

Place to find a beehive (wordplay)

Beauty spot (wordplay)

That's a wrap!

Wrap around a wrap maybe

Leftover wrap (wordplay)

Nerve gas - rains (anagram)

Gas used in Tokyo subway attack in 1995

Poisonous nerve gas

European airline in, this antelope?

Indian black buck

Buck of India

Audited a class say

Wedding dress material perhaps

Sheet material perhaps

Virginia red cedar.

The red cedar.

Juniper tree

Four-door, for one

Family car perhaps

Malibu, for one

Indian bead money

Algonquian shell beads, used as money.

Indian beads

""Cow dung, also SHAIRN""

Sunny Came Home singer Colvin

Wallace of 'The Princess Bride'

In My Blood singer Mendes

Old Irish dagger

Dagger formerly used in Scotland

Dagger of old Ireland.

Whacked as they say

Whacked, as they say

Taken out by Buffy (wordplay)

What a goose a gannet is!

Kind of goose.

Large sea bird

Make fresh salmon (wordplay)

Have a little salmon (wordplay)

Frog's eggs

To {wean=v}

Congo red, for one

Spot on a tie say

Blemish; colour (wood)

One stuffing the bird for one's lover

Quaint boyfriend (wordplay)

Suitor, in poetry

Turn down (wordplay)

Get down (wordplay)

Turn blue (wordplay)

Hawaiian noodle soup

Fish of knowledge (wordplay)

Might one be tickled pink (wordplay)

Sockeye, for one

Bar or car (wordplay)

Last Chance, for one

Last Chance, for one

Time for kkkkk, perhaps

Hwang Ho boat

Far Eastern boat

Druid stone (anagram of NASSER)

Druid stone of England

Stone fish found by nurse

Smooth, lustrous fabric

Glossy cotton cloth

Some glossy garb

Mrs. Muir's ghost, for one

Crusoe, for one

One living off the land (wordplay)

All hands on deck (wordplay)

Fleet fellows (wordplay)

Gobs and gobs (wordplay)

Put salt on, say

' - - of mists ...' (Keats)

Coat with BBQ rub, say

Indian beads variable

Indian beads Var.

Wampum

A recurrent malarial fever

""Cow dung, also SHARN""

Bond specification (wordplay)

White as a ghost, say

Disturbed like cocktail (wordplay)

One with spirit (wordplay)

Medium in a trance, say

Exorcist, at times

Fashioned, in combinations

Fashioned, quaintly

Fashioned Archaic.

With hair removed (N, not D)

Having lost one's shadow (wordplay)

Like a smooth head, perhaps

Aircraft navigation system

Flight navigation syst.

Electronic navigational system

{such=adj}

Perhaps wooden transport at last

About five nails in the wood

To do with wood or trees

Baboon, for one

Monkey, for one

Ape-like - in Siam (anagram)

1940s comic book hero

Paratrooper is Hebridean fellow, we hear

Paratrooper

Company line (wordplay)

Just Do It, for one

Ad dressing (wordplay)

Old English tenant

Any Moslem ruler.

Muslim prince.

Moslem ruler

French Legion locale.

Khartoum's land, French style

African region.

A {monarch=n}

Hock swelling on a horse

Disease of horses affecting hock joint

Horse's leg ailment

Turn for the worse (wordplay)

Wrench (a ligament) (P, not T)

Injury (of for example ankle)

Manet's (anagram)

Flower part bees bump up against

Male organ in flower

Sativa, for one

Mark's about right, it's stress!

In arts (anagram)

""A Muslim ruler, also SOLDAN, SOUDAN""

Beachgoer's goal, perhaps

Oman's leader, e.g

Ottoman Empire leader

Get dark (wordplay)

Vacation evidence, perhaps

Shade in the summer (wordplay)

Of the forest.

Spirit that lives in the woods

Of the woods, rural

""A piece of armour for the foot, also SOLERET, SOLLERET""

Another name for zabaglione

Coarse grass

Pressing need (wordplay)

Tailor's equipment

Old-fashioned clothes presser

Flavouring from crocus

Food flavouring for fans, fishy

Orange-yellow colour

Norse bard

Tellers of adventure tales.

Base of an ingredient in aspirin

Medicinal willow extract.

Anti-inflammatory compound found in willow bark

""A free-swimming small marine animal, also SALPA, SALP, SALPID""

Antlers where seasoning is made

Where brine is refined

Where NaCl is made

Phenomenon of Death Valley.

Shallow basin in a desert region

Desert mineral formation

Musical instrument for a geisha

Geisha's instrument

Japanese three-stringed instrument.

Bedtime visitor (wordplay)

Insomniac kid's visitor (wordplay)

Guy of your dreams (wordplay)

Sedating guys (wordplay)

Plant glucoside which produces a soapy lather

Nonsense of USA and Iran, prehistoric

Lizard or iguana.

The boy sounds sore with the scales

Brioche baked in a ring mold.

Old coffee brand

Ring-shaped cake

Brass-wind instrument

Valved brass instrument

Tuba relative

Burpee, for one

Planter

A stanza of six lines

Evil spirit? Ah, saint is led astray!

Devil, in the Islamic faith

The Devil: Mohammedan.

Get to the point (wordplay)

Make a point, perhaps

Hone the right to be informed (wordplay)

""A place where liquor is sold illegally, also SHEBEEN""

""An evil spirit, also SHAITAN""

Sailor

Store worker.

Salesclerk Br.

Storekeeper.

Cohan, for one

Barnum, for one

Barnum, for one.

Ed McMahon, for one

Jazz band instrumentalist

Called Island about band member

Pertaining to a mountain ridge

Of a western U.S. mountain range

Many a Nevada resident

Ease off (work)

Flag need in some quarters

Loosen, eg, a rope

Pertaining to a {slurb=n}

Gain wisdom (with "up")

Improve one's appearance

Make more alert

Lewis Eliot, say, put up with the cold

One with a carrot nose, maybe

Frosty, for one

""A tenant by socage, also SOCAGER, SOCMAN, SOKEMAN""

Early English landholder

Tenant from Peter-borough makes no mistake

A poisonous alkaloid from plants

Silly boy checking Irish guy's pulse

Protein-rich legume

Source of lecithin

Of or like a cave.

Dwelling in a cave.

Like a cave.

A purse for Ascot (wordplay)

Hanger-on holding money for a Scotsman

Scots dress item

Farm in Victoria, say (wordplay)

Pennsylvania, for one

London's Paddington, for one

Solid part of fat.

Candlemaker's substance

Chandler's substance

Piece of cookware

Turned over, grain soaks cooking vessel

New taps fitted as kitchen equipment

Very dark (poetic)

Staying out in the dark (wordplay)

Gloomy, staying unsettled

Act of convincing

Lobbying, say

Effort to convince

A subdivision of a clan

Cleric and theology graduate, each featured in tabloid

Bear (something's weight)

Take us back, Mark Foster

Keep up; hold for a long time

Hobo, in Melbourne

Drifter catches wave in southern isle

Australian hobo

Australian travelers with shoulder packs

""A Chinese abacus, also SHWANPAN""

A method of group therapy for drug addicts

A red dye

Wrong to eat a low-down fodder plant

Pink-flowered plant of the pea family native to Asia, grown widely for fodder

Loman, for one

Willy Loman, for one

Sarah means to become representative!

Glengarry Glen Ross characters

Pitchers (wordplay)

They have the goods

Official approval (for an action)

Maybe bar contains nuts

Maybe Boycott is in, so can't bowl over

A chemical compound

Boil on range, say, in this (wordplay)

Offended, getting stretch say, for pot

It's handled on the range

Either of the dishes on a simple balance

Balance platform

Plan case differently? That's held in the balance

Onion ring found in the promised land

Soup or salad ingredient

Relative of a shallot.

Metrical analysis of poetry

Perhaps overlooks 27 across inversely, perhaps

Poetry analysis

Securer for an ascot

Neckwear ornament

Mark, loveless dandy, wearing clothing accessory

Fur - lean kiss (anagram)

Material for a fur coat

Close family wrapping son in fur

Fish of the gurnard family.

Fish also called gurnard

Bottom-dwelling fish

Marine rail carrier.

Ship for railroad cars

Hospital administration (wordplay)

Act of calming via a drug

Treatment for hyperactivity

Sower's source (wordplay)

Pip (wordplay)

Sowing expert

Seraph

""A Jewish marriage broker, also SCHATCHEN, SHADKHAN""

Sharkskin - he ranges (anagram)

Sharkskin used as decorative material

Sharkskin used as a decorative material

A woollen fabric

Woolgatherer (wordplay)

Herder

""A Chinese abacus, also SWANPAN""

""An alderfly, also SIALID""

Dugong or manatee

Marine mammal allied to whale.

Sea cow or dugong.

Fine strip by bird? Trollop!

Relative of Doll Tearsheet.

Dirty, untidy woman

Liquefaction of a gel

Important member of Nautilus crew.

Navy rating.

Sonarman

Buzz Lightyear, for one

Guy who is out of this world (wordplay)

Out-of-this-world chap (wordplay)

Keep Neil and Buzz apart (wordplay)

All moon visitors, so far

Sci-fi guys

Rascal's uneasy sleep (nap)

Rascal, in Dublin

Scamp, in Ireland.

Guy with a simple weapon

Warrior of a type.

Long for him to have a weapon

Some supernumeraries, perhaps

Opera extras

Thunderball extras

Dwelling in a cave

Senior side adopting one of four in team

Air, navy, cavalry, group

Air force unit

Last free animal - a horse!

Megan is one of theese (lmao)

Still on a rocking horse (wordplay)

Choral ode in ancient Greek drama

Zealous apostle penning a choral song

Holy man - a stylite - in Greek ode

Soaks reported in pancreatic enzyme

Figure childishly drawn - staff supporting criticism

Refinery worker

Moonshiner

Cowboy broker (wordplay)

Reagan's budget director

Warehouse worker

Train set (anagram)

Restrict as to finances.

Distress put right, we hear

Fall guy (wordplay)

One who falls for a star (wordplay)

Substitute in a chase scene, maybe

A section of an area drained by a river

Like an ape

Of a lower order than man

Underwater mariner, perhaps, not fully evolved

A subdivision of a taxon

Of city outskirts

Like outer city areas

Like soccer moms

Excessive sweating

Enthusiastic supporter of Chicago sports teams, in a series of SNL sketches

Michael Jordan flew like him!

High-jump champ (wordplay)

Kent state (wordplay)

Supreme ruler; azure sin (anagram)

I left Suzie wet in a dominant state

Nazis rue mistakes of Overlord

The skin of a swan

Roundup rider

Samurai, for example variable

Sunday cruciverbalist, maybe, who has cutting edge (wordplay)

""A winged insect, also SYRPHID""

Sweet stuff made in a lab

It's cold tea at home with sweetener

With tea-bag first put in sweetener

A racist's upset new sexton

Church officer

Church official

Football A safety.

""SAFETY to protect against failure, breakage or accident""

A Japanese corporate businessman.

SALARY to be paid periodically for non-manual labour

Ballerina's forte

Dancing movement

That's bound to increase 12 across, it seems

English word

Army to the rescue (wordplay)

Deliverance (from sin)

Rescuing army (wordplay)

That's no passer-by. Good for him!

Helper of parable

Saviour sees Martina as 'troubled'

Pl. sannyasis or sannyasins Hinduism A wandering mendicant and ascetic.

A white crystalline substance obtained by the decomposition of saponin.

City northwest of Regina

City of the Canadian plains

University city in Canada

Surfeited condition

Overfullness

Surfeit.

A potent neurotoxin produced by certain dinoflagellates that accumulates in shellfish feeding on these organisms and consequently causes food poisoning in humans who eat the shellfish.

See Epidermis. Epidermis.

Medieval university teacher

Church looms over an Abelard

Educator in the Middle Ages

English word

Of a religious faction

Partisan reacts in a panic

Cartesian (anagram)

One of the Selachii. See Illustration in Appendix. Illustration in Appendix.

Town meeting officer.

New England town official

Sonnet is a wow!

A figurative bombshell.

Feeling a sonnet is terrible

Cutting edge feature (wordplay)

At last an allowance of teeth

One saw with this that's all on edge

Ship's crew's rehearsal

Cold drink taken - and so to bed

Hawked son about in kind of extortion

English word

""SHANTY a small, crudely built dwelling""

Variant of sherif .

Fish's relative (wordplay)

Type of suiting.

Shiny suit fabric

Main slang (anagram)

Military communications expert

Conspicuous chap, possibly a flasher

Communicators are remarkable people

Railroad employees

Semaphore pros

A sedimentary material consisting of very fine particles intermediate in size between sand and clay.

It was critical for Ultra Nate

It might be sticky

It's a job to get one into a suit

Rattler's relatives (wordplay)

Small-scale stuff

Expensive leather from reptiles

SOLVATE to convert into a type of ion

""A pouch, as for tobacco.""

""One who serves a cause or a party for a share of the spoils; in United States politics, one who makes or recognizes a demand for public office on the ground of partisan service; also, one who sanctions such a policy in appointments to the public service.""