2-Letter Words Starting with S

Foxy Liberal secured for Strictly

In the manner of a servant that's wasteful, cloaked in cunning

Sleigher

Winter riding

Moving over winter terrain is killing they say

That'll kill you over the snow, by the sound of it

Hawkshaw's forte.

Nero Wolfe's activity

Detective work

Tiniest moan about large cricket match

Least tight, less loose

Very trifling but cunning-sounding exam

Giving the cold shoulder to

Cutting second coming down

Insulting (someone) by inattention

The Y in "Angry Birds" (wordplay)

No slights (anagram) - catapult (US)

Catapult - thin gloss (anagram)

Emulated a snake

Moved like a snake

Moved like a snake.

Most splashy.

Those with droopy carriages

Slouchy

""SLOUCH to sit, stand, or move with a drooping posture""

Showing bad posture

Sloughy

Slough

English word

Slushy

Smirch

Some amorousness

Loving display

Kissing Point's low feature finally submerging

Works with a plane

Gets even

Mollifiers

Descriptive of the best golf swing

Finest golf swing or playing surface

Having the fewest hiccups

Some 'mixed' drinks...

Frosty blender concoctions

Drinks of pureed fruit

Getting even for second low affair

Using sandpaper on

Small low object seen in evening out

Drenched in sauce

Her modest fancy will get stifled

Stifled, he stormed out

Smutchy

Smutch

Get pictures at a bar (wordplay)

Cellphone creations, sometimes

Photo album collection

Sci-fi villains in a '56 film

Takers

Snatchy

Pickpocket's activity

Chants getting their hands on the gin

Grasping eagerly

They're gonna tell on you

Rat finks

Finks

Rat's act

""A spiny shrub (Ceanothus cordulatus) of California and Oregon, having large clusters of small white flowers.""

Snowshed

Walked at a ski resort

One who travels on snowshoes; an expert in using snowshoes.

Winter walking wear

*Gear for walking after a fall

They'll keep you high on white powder

One without a conscience

A Scot, I hop about as one with psychological disorder

Softhead

Crab-house specification

Sort of a crab

Kind of crab

""(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a type of intrazonal soil of arid regions with a greyish surface crust: contains large quantities of soluble salts [Russian, literally: salt marsh]""

Impressive object or event (informal)

Flip side of 'Come Together'

Second-most covered Beatles song

Somewhat

'... over the rainbow' (song)

Amount put on, say, at a 3 unspecified

West Side Story song

Anvil Chorus performer (wordplay)

Berlin, for one

Writer of popular numbers

Soochong

""Firmly fixed in, or founded upon, the thruth; true; genuine; real; also, truthful; faithful.""

Soothsay

Soothsay

SOPHIST one who use sophisms

Intentionally deceptive reasoning.

Subtle but misleading reasoning

Subtly fallacious reasoning.

Nineteen-year-old, perhaps

Second-class citizen (wordplay)

Second-year student in USA

Easily angered folks

Easily offended people

Hot-tempered ones

SOTTISH resembling a sot

Souchong

Old-time prospector

For being sulky, use...

Leaven for making bread

Soutache

Location of Wexford, say

Waco-to-Galveston direction

Cape of Tasmania.

Like some winds

Southern

Southing

Dixie

Ford and Guidry

Messrs. Koslo, Lopat, Roe.

Spahn and Koufax, for two

Southron

In the direction of Cork, say

In the direction of Waterford, say

In the direction of Spain

Needle point to sew thus: poorly

Arizona, New Mexico, etc.

U. S. region.

Sovkhoz

Enterprise, for one

Locale of much modern fiction

Step on board trendy futuristic craft

""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.""

Would one wind up eating this (wordplay)

Consumers may well be twisters!

Food that might get at hips, perhaps

South Dakota town

Use a harpoon

Do submarine work

Lead (a military attack)

Lead (an attack)

Lead (an attack or movement)

Orate

Harangue.

Harangue

""Pertaining to moss of the genus Sphagnum, or bog moss; abounding in peat or bog moss. Sphagnum, or bog moss; abounding in peat or bog moss.""

Sphagnum

Genus to which the tuatara, a New Zealand lizard-like reptile belongs

Sphenoid

Round all around

It's round there

Shaped like Earth

Sphery

Egg yolks, for example

Some round shapes

Geometric solids

Spherule

Riddler endlessly chattering, loathing lost muscle

Muscle inclined to pinch with rest - stopped up

Body part in a "Wayne's World" joke used to get the other guy to say "What?"

Sphingid

In America, plant leaders of Soviet partisans to assassinate president

SPIDER a type of {arachnid=n}

Spinach

Pests in the pool

More ostentatious

Mountains (spelled backward) + Less bold = (wordplay)

SPLASH to scatter liquid about

Climbing mountains, clamber over group leader displaying ...

""A pouch, as for tobacco.""

Splosh

Spotted, splashed

'Boldly spotted the third allotment': penned by Guardian setter

*Stained

Figures in Pollock paintings (wordplay)

Irregular marks

Stains

It brightens up a performance

Stage actor may be in it

Flimsy blouse held up in public eye

What one ply's about? That's right

Full of life

Lively odds justly followed

Squasher

Squashy

Wily chap is about to reverse current, so I make my way through marshland

Crushing game in golf

Crushing something so that it becomes flat

Suppressing

SQUAW an American Indian woman

Easily sickened or disgusted

Fastidious and easily disgusted

Easily sickened or shocked

Monosyllabic word meaning "sat on"

Sat on

Suppressed

Certain retort

Anti-grape stain product (wordplay)

Walks through the mud

Sits on.

Squinch

Tenses up, as muscles

Squishy

Making a walking-in-mud sound

Squoosh

Squoosh

Squush

He may convey properties

Person moving theatre props

Theater crew member

British armed reconnaissance car.

One whose quarry is sought and abused (wordplay)

Hunting dog

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

Stancher

Stanch

Stanch

Upright bar or beam

Vertical support post

Chain's not unhooked from post

Horse-drawn carriages

One-seat carriages

Horse-drawn high-seaters

More rigid

More stiff and formal - like collar (wordplay)

STARCH to stiffen a fabric

What's in the tail is about to be overhead to make it stiff

Planetarium re-creation

Sailor bitten by little rays

Dim night-time illumination

The 'Enterprise' and others

Means of interstellar travel

Enterprise and others

For Hawaii and Alaska (wordplay)

Territory's future, perhaps

For Hawaii and Alaska?

Is that lot differential calculus (wordplay)

How Edward the loyal stopped the flow

Arrested resolute pressman

Firmer cane hurts badly

Firmer.

Stops the flow of

In a loyal way

Without ambivalence

The Titanic, for one

Lusitania, for one

The Andrea Doria, for one

The rainbow trout

Rainbow trout

Trout variety

STENCH to cause to stink

Stenchy

Marriage acquisition, maybe

Second mate's kid (wordplay)

Offspring of spouse

Pan's little chum in cropped fungus

Malodorous mushroom

8 gives way to ancient scribe's equipment

Sewing circle members

Sewers

Embroidered samplers and the like

Ornamental needlework

Fasten by sewing

Using needle and thread

Cowboy boot decoration

Stithy

What the fishmonger must do to have them cured

""The space, or any of the spaces, in front of the boilers of a ship, from which the furnaces are fed; the stokehole of a ship; also, a room containing a ship's boilers; as, forced draft with closed stokehold; -- called also, in American ships, fireroom.as, forced draft with closed stokehold; -- called also, in American ships, fireroom.""

Put up with

Most upset having hurt bore

Stood

Former article of dress

Decoration worn to marches

Decorative panel on front of gown or bodice

Digestive medicine for cat in African country is fashionable

Little bird worried cat. Honest!

Rabbit's pelt on bird

Small heathland bird

It resembles a rock in the water

Spiny swimmer

Stonish

Stonish

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

Keeps time in no time if you do this!

Call off a police stakeout (wordplay)

Timepiece for timing, a race perhaps

Naval vessel for carrying supplies

Supply vessel.

Some good hands

Good poker hands, often

Of course there are no corners

Hold on in bus or train

Stand on a bus or train

Commute, stereotypically

English word

Longest English word with just one vowel

Degrees of intensity.

What interviewees try to convey

Extended, one's limbs perhaps

Like some truths

Extended in time or space

Support for the NHS (wordplay)

Lie here if injured by brick (wordplay)

It carries the wounded

Pre-workout activity

Warms up for periods in jail

Prison terms

Somewhat strong.

Stable father figure (wordplay)

Stallion, taking its head thus, rode off

Former Derby winner, often

Still shy about start of year with class

How models dress

A la mode

Subahdar

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

CHASER one that {chases=v}

Subchief

Subecho

Subepoch

Subgraph

Subhuman

LETHAL something designed to cause death

Subniche

Subphase

Classification of plum with bushy tangles

Subshaft

Subshell

Subshrub

Subtheme

Corn-and-beans dish

Dish of lima beans and corn

Narragansett vegetable dish

Sulphate

Salts help us initially to assimilate sugars in a roundabout way

Sulphide

Sulphite

Sulphone

Stop man at newspaper being fumigated

Sunbathe

Tehran bus broken down on the beach

Burns with heat, if silly, as this

Person lying falsifed heat burns

Catches some rays

Enjoys the beach

Tans at the beach

Sunchoke

Sunfish

Sunlight

Ray blockers

Summer guards for newspaper with its glasses (wordplay)

Parasols

Sources of cheer

""SUPER to reinforce with a thin cotton mesh, as a book""

""To heat too much, to overheat; as, to superheat an oven. as, to superheat an oven.""

Deadpool, for one

Perhaps Wonder Woman cured our herpes

Her poseur (anagram)

Superhit

English word