2-Letter Words Starting with S

Skiddoo

Skijoring

In an adept manner

With finesse

Skimobile

Aboard ship, girl longs for 16 11 character

Want Christmas trees covered with treats in a superficial way

Pocket protectors (wordplay)

Mean to scrape the stones (wordplay)

Silas Marner and others

Undernourished look

Almost missed call, being captain

Acting as captain

Being leader, having to hide hesitation, prancing around

Engaged in a minor conflict

Light infantry member

Male wearing item of clothing mostly seen on female causes scuffles

Skittery

Gliding lilghtly

Nervously.

Skreegh

Skreigh

Skydiving

Aerial menaces

Act of illegally diverting an aircraft

Skylarker

Having a heavenly frolic (wordplay)

Playing pranks

Monkeyshines

SKYLIGHT a window in the ceiling

Rises rapidly: Colloq.

Rises rapidly Colloq.

Goes up very fast.

Picture on a big-city postcard, perhaps

High-rise building (wordplay)

*Chicago's Sears Tower, for one

Ones who get high at work (wordplay)

Heavenly broadcasters.

Message from heaven (wordplay)

Messages created by planes

Vapour trail messages

Skywrite

Slowing

Loosening

Slapstick

Making smooth

Is out and about (wordplay)

Emulates Lady Macbeth

Somnambulates.

Slickrock

""Slinkier , slinkiest Stealthy, furtive, and sneaking.""

Farm outbuilding

Outbuilding that usually has vents but no windows

Smokejack

A fuming column (wordplay)

Steam locomotive feature

Ship's funnel

Snakebird

*Hazards for herpetologists

Some require an antidote

Drinks made from cider and Harp lager

Snakeroot

Cobra products

Reptilian leathers

Snakeweed

Cunning

SNEAKING sneak

Snickerer

Snicker

Snooker

They're hooked up to breathing tubes

SNORKEL a mouthpiece used by an underwater swimmer

Breakfast cereal for skiers (wordplay)

They come down to Earth

2001 Toni Braxton Christmas album

Snowmaker

Activity involving cannons on hills

Solonchak

Musical impersonator at MoMA (wordplay)

What homonyms do

Volume of original documents for study

Souvlakia

Certain tethered strolls

Spadework

Sparkly

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V-8's octet

They fire the spirit of motorists

Cave men, of sorts

Cave men of today.

Underground hobby (wordplay)

Tell about gym bumbler exploring caves

Exploration of caves as a hobby

Inscrutable

Inscrutable

Enigmatic

Like a spider.

Spikenard

Game, also called jackstraws

Game without kids (in bed?) is engaging relations

Rejected fielders admit enjoyin' the game

Bellies out for sale, by the sound of them

Sails.

Plane for shaping curved surfaces

Tool said to have succeeded getting in

Tool said to cut closely

Spookery

Haunted house atomosphere.

Seasonal hamper expressly for rugby team

Small gazelles

Graceful gazelles

Like some February days

Vernal

High level fire fighters (wordplay)

Kids might run through them

Lawn gear.

Occasionally super idea shows dash

Cast about to dress up and dash

A little shy around groom

Spirit of revolutionary beasts? Extremely serious!

Squeaky

Awed by leading man's pickup?

Hollywood pickup (wordplay)

Awed by leading man's pickup (wordplay)

→ sidérurgiste m steel mill

Factory where fishwife feeds birds

Their 1950 production was highest in history.

Birds eat fish, and worms initially, in industrial site

Street batting games

Quality of humid weather.

Ad here for this

Gooiness; awkwardness

Stickseed

Beggar's ticks.

Stickweed

Stickwork

Stinkhorn

In a stinking manner; with an offensive smell.

Plants with foul smells

Stinkwood

Stockade

""Stockier , stockiest Solidly built; sturdy.""

Stockinet

STOCKING a covering for the foot and leg

Put away in reserve

Put away for a rainy day

Spoilt deck shuffled and put in store

STOCKPILE

Reserves farm animals on lots

Stores for future use

Reserve stores.

Stockroom

Where many heads are put together

Abilene scene

Animal enclosures

Stokehold

Hangout for some chiselers

Bloomer haunts 28, they say

Baby-carrier found in the garden

Delivery charge for a flowering plant (wordplay)

Sleep inducers for some (wordplay)

Streaky

Streaking

Strickle

Bob Turley's forte.

K's, to Mays

Pitcher's credits

*Sign of a typing mistake

Sloppy typing correction

Typing correction

Very much

Some wall finishes

Editor's guides

Editors' bibles

Editorial references

""One of the several primary divisions of either the animal, or vegetable kingdom, as, in zo\'94logy, the Vertebrata, Tunicata, Mollusca, Articulata, Molluscoidea, Echinodermata, C\'d2lentera, and the Protozoa; in botany, the Phanerogamia, and the Cryptogamia.""

Submarket

NETWORK to form a structure like a net

Suckfish

Adjective meaning resembling

Sunseeker

Sunstroke

Superbank

English word

English word

Superjock

English word

High-performing Wall Street investment

English word

""A climbing shrub (Berchemia volubilus) of the Southern United States, having a tough and pliable stem. Berchemia volubilus) of the Southern United States, having a tough and pliable stem.""

""SWANKIE one who shows off, also SWANKER, SWANKEY, SWANKPOT""

""Having the back hollow or sagged, whether naturally or as the result of injury or weakness; said of horses and other animals.""

Sweepback

*Sinuous mountain road

Up and down (rail) ride

Return to the original winding track

See Sweepstake. Sweepstake.

Synkaryon

Crook who doesn't need the combination

Thief of a sort

Fingernail filer, among criminals

Protection from harm

Protection.

Protection

Counter-productive people (wordplay)

Ones who'd like to get the goods on you

Penney's personnel

Diner table staples

Items on restaurant tables

Samarskite

Sauerkraut

Tail-less Dutch dogs

Schnorkel

Backpack fillers, often

Kid's backpack contents

Schoolwork

Ball-game official

Summer (wordplay)

Game official

Scrollwork

Mal de mer

Feeling of nausea after feeling swell

Mal de mer

Seersucker

(Of worker) needing partial training

Such a worker houses journalist following murder

English word

Shakiness

Shankpiece

Sailor's knots

Decisive defeat

Pasting

Stranded, in a way

Mainly ruined

Shirtmaker

Buyers of stock

The English, according to Napoleon

Shunpiking

The 'ball' in badminton

Weaverbird (wordplay)

Object struck in badminton

Sickening

SICKISH somewhat sick

Sidestroke

Diverted from the main issue.

Thrown off course

Shunted (wordplay)

Silkiness

Silverback

""In England and Scotland, a cudgel used in fencing or fighting; a backsword.""

Ramped-up items (wordplay)

Hawk's propellers (wordplay)

(Moves on) wheeled contraptions

Skedaddler

Making tracks

Clearing out desk when sacked, then going off

SKELETON the supporting bone structure of a body

""To prepare a skeleton of; also, to reduce, as a leaf, to its skeleton.""

Skeptical

Skepticism

Artists' buys

In which to find an artist's early work (wordplay)

The quality or state of being sketchy; lack of finish; incompleteness.

Skibobbing

Skirmisher

Breaking out into fights

Scrapping briefly, risk rough Russian fighter holding part of leg

Skittery

Villain's occupation.

John Silver's forte

Underhand trickery

Skyjacking

Firework, limited edition, rose high and fast

In Scottish island, plant density shot up

Carpentry tools for a pilot (wordplay)

Chicago School architects' products

New York giants

Skywriting

Slackness

Sleekness

Noctambulated

Clint at 300 A.M.?

Clint at 3:00 A.M. (wordplay)

We paler elks (anagram)

""A polished, striated rock surface caused by one rock mass sliding over another in a fault plane.""

Slickness

Smokehouse

Chimneys

Smokiness

Subjected to venomous attacks (wordplay)

Suspect seen burying thief's knife

Large knife

Old knife

Knockout blow: Slang

Knockout blow Slang.

Slang A conclusive blow or remark.

Soundalike

Sourcebook

Spacewalk

Spacewalk

Greek dish having spinach and feta cheese in filo pastry

In Greek cooking, a filo pastry stuffed with spinach and feta cheese

English word

Adjective meaning resembling