2-Letter Words Starting with S

Isn't he adorable?! (nonverbal)

Woe is me (nonverbal)

What a relief! (nonverbal)

Hyperbolic sine (trigonometry)

Hyperbolic math function

Hyperbolic function in trigonometry

The Revenge of the - (Star Wars)

Count Dooku, for one

Red lightsaber group

Speaks to Shakespeare (wordplay)

Speaks like King James (wordplay)

Speaks like the Lord (wordplay)

Like ESP (wordplay)

Numerical sense (wordplay)

Grade for a tween

Word for word (wordplay)

The common man a forger (wordplay)

Shoe expert (wordplay)

Line of verse

Michael of '90s tennis

#2 at the 1994 U.S. Open

Nothing but net (nonverbal)

Two-point basket, perhaps

Twopoint basket perhaps

""Quickly, also SWITHE, SWITHLY""

Arab chief's tremor when speaking

Arab leader said to cause agitation

Man of faith welcoming male ruler

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!

{shy=adj}

Winter transport is murder, they say

Travel over snow to butcher, say

Toy truck (wordplay)

Blot on one's reputation

Discredit as with reputation

Blot on one's reputation

Steal; inform (on someone)

Steal grass (wordplay)

State secrets (wordplay)

Overflow of a reservoir.

In the past, it couldnt be contained as doctor split going to hospital

Refuse

Make uncomfortable, in a way

Grape-crushing sound

Slogging-in-mud sound

Small bird on church? Darn!

Pain from exercise in saddle perhaps

Clothing line (wordplay)

A flicker of light (wordplay)

Lights flicker (wordplay)

Change (on or off)

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""

Salt cod, for one (wordplay)

Mostly flog salmon, perhaps being greedy

Having I-strain (wordplay)

Like a villein

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

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

A hardwood tree

Somewhat ill

""To screech, also SKREEGH""

8 (say) is hot, conforming abjectly

Sycophantic son's excessive

Servile European is half Polish

Not too swift

Not too quick

A bit dense

Not particularly hard

Fairly relaxed like this drinker - about time

Drunken Glaswegian possibly caught out

More than maudlin.

'Tis in hots, by way of drink

Having a certain taste.

Kind of lemony

Beginning to curdle

Greens an' chips, say

Produce baby (wordplay)

Some leaves to make cha (wordplay)

Appropriate rhyme for flinch

1 of 5 in school gives support for spire

Somewhat flinty.

Pen line is hard to be classy

Showing impressive skill

Sly's hit 'Rocky' is popular

Largemouth bass, for one

Swimmer ultimately gets his fun spoilt

Large marine animal

Piglike in behavior

Beastly son taken with triumph of a sort

Piggy dashing around at home

Swimmer with a large dorsel fin

It has a large fin

Marlin's cousin

A marine fish

Hero, for one

Layer upon layer of food for a snack!

"Hero, " for one.

Mischievous swindle - how contemptible!

Some seafood on empty shellfish is saucy

Like Puck

Moderately high

Embarrassed, being woolly (wordplay)

Embarrassed animal is leader of herd!

Embarrassed in woolly way (wordplay)

Like an 80-minute movie, say

Not so long

Rather curt 'Quiet!' or 'Hist!' ruffled

Playing the virago

Ill-tempered and scolding

Like a rodent's short cut, long

Not even close to being macho

Not even close to macho

Far from macho

Diamond (anniversary)

Diamond wedding is one such

That's the diamond one

Minor engagement - his smirk (anagram)

Minor fight or conflict

Minor battle engagement

Unpredictably excitable, horses say

(Of horses) excessively lively

adj. pert. to humorous vignettes

Pertaining to a {slob=n}

Are homeless snails so slow (wordplay)

Slow and apathetic

Shot silent film star is lifeless

{slovenly=adj}

On the wee side

On the modest side

Not very large

Inclined to bite

Talking irritably

Irritable

Disdainful

Given to overvaluing social status

Condescending to inferiors

Tending to put on airs

{snouty=adj}

{jaunty=adj}

{scary=adj}

Quite regular

Quite conservative Queen wears dresses, husband follows

Boxy

Resembling a squire

To establish

Priscilla Mullens' suitor.

Surname on the Mayflower

Alden spoke for him

Asteroid (in the sea)

Celebrities' favorite seafood (wordplay)

Has rifts (anagram)

Not so supple

It fits up over the seafood if it's half-frozen

{stupid=adj}

A bit thick

On the heavy side

On the plump side

Ozark angler's catch

A {remora=n}

A marine fish

Somewhat swain

{swampy=adj}

Slightly bitter, maybe

Apt for dessert, but not exactly cloying

Sort of sugary

Sylph-like

SABLE to {darken=v}

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

Egotishtical seafood (wordplay)

Lobsters, cockles, mussels etc

Clams and oysters

Cudgel Var.

Cudgel variable

6 1/4% is the next problem

Half of an eighth

Important birthday, to some

One without a conscience

A Scot, I hop about as one with psychological disorder

Anvil Chorus performer (wordplay)

Berlin, for one

Writer of popular numbers

""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

In America, plant leaders of Soviet partisans to assassinate president

SPIDER a type of {arachnid=n}

SQUAW an American Indian woman

Easily sickened or disgusted

Fastidious and easily disgusted

Easily sickened or shocked

Is that lot differential calculus (wordplay)

What the fishmonger must do to have them cured

It resembles a rock in the water

Spiny swimmer

Somewhat strong.

Billionaires' status

Price rush organised for millionaires' class

""Any plectognath fish that dilates itself, as the bur fish, puffer, or diodon.""

Fencer's favorite entree (wordplay)

Catch of the day, perhaps

Steak from the sea

Here the event is by no means the first

Ordinal number

Bumbling thieves net a small fraction of whole

It hobbles around hospital with a slogan

Watchword or catchword

Catchword, slogan

Oak or blackthorn cudgel in Ireland

Club gets convict into hellish trouble

Type of club

Bug found in metal perch (wordplay)

Mirrored tarpon (wordplay)

Long John Dory (wordplay)

Shrill, it mutated with TB - tragic end to pregnancy

English word

Earthquake measuring instrument

Instrument for registering earthquakes

Instrument registering earthquakes

Paul Revere, for one

Paul Revere profession

Fine metal worker

SPINSTER an older unmarried woman

Like the cold seafood seller (wordplay)

Aloof, with pets in it (wordplay)

Piscine kiosk (wordplay)

STRAIGHT to make {straight=adj}

Oceanic operator (wordplay)

It has knifelike spines on its tail

It has scalpellike spines on its tail

Toastmaster.

""SCHOOLBOY A boy belonging to, or attending, a school.""

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