2-Letter Words Starting with S

The white stuff (wordplay)

Measure of worth, they say

White on rice (wordplay)

Little rock (wordplay)

Bed liner (wordplay)

Dam nuisance (wordplay)

Chair part, perhaps

Part of being blinds (wordplay)

Partially blind (wordplay)

Gown feature, perhaps

Skirt feature, perhaps

Squinting eye, say

Places to park yourself (wordplay)

Arcade entrance (wordplay)

Opening for a mail carrier (wordplay)

Doll Tearsheet, for one

Rapid in a river

Ste Marie Ontario

Waterfall or rapid

Thou follower (wordplay)

God's "will" (wordplay)

God's 'will' (wordplay)

Apply liberally, maybe (wordplay)

Leaning Ani DiFranco song (wordplay)

News feature, maybe

Hard rain (wordplay)

Fall on the road, perhaps

Fall on the road perhaps

Went out (wordplay)

Went undercover (wordplay)

Was out all night (wordplay)

Erred, to a poet

Stumbled Poet

Stumbled Poet.

Deep-blue pigment.

Deep-blue paint

Deep blue pigment.

Get the lead out (wordplay)

Offputting fish (wordplay)

Freshie salmon (wordplay)

Two-year-old salmon

Young silver salmon

Young migrating salmon

Said P-O-T-A-T-O perhaps

Said N-O-T-H-I-N-G, perhaps

Read letters (wordplay)

Kind of milk (wordplay)

On the floor perhaps

Overturned a glass of milk, maybe

Sound Humpty Dumpty made (wordplay)

Sound made by Humpty Dumpty (wordplay)

Smash production (wordplay)

Spare part, perhaps (wordplay)

Alley 'oops' (wordplay)

Divisive decision, perhaps

Leg up (wordplay)

Long leg (wordplay)

Clowns perch maybe

Helmet for Richard III

Old-time helmet.

A helmet for Cortez.

Fish that may someday spawn

Young game fish.

Young food-fish

Do some bodybuilding, perhaps (wordplay)

Build muscle, maybe

Play with Play-Doh (wordplay)

Choose from the elite (wordplay)

First class choice (wordplay)

Exclusive, admitting only certain people

Not saying a word

Is return fast and quiet (wordplay)

Mum, listen for a change!

To {slant=v}

Having a glass ceiling, say

Offering high-level openings (wordplay)

Illuminated from above, perhaps

Most foxy (wordplay)

Least straightforward (var.)

Like the best ruse

Insult - not important!

Snub - not much!

A disrespectful reference - not great

Most foxy (Var.)

Tops at scheming

Tops in cunning

A splint

Knitting aid (wordplay)

Provider of digital stability (wordplay)

Fast-paced lace (wordplay)

Pampered to a fault (var.)

Mishandled pistol went off

Ruined, as a foodstuff

Slender, pointed weapon

Surgeon's tool

Probe in a lab

Take another's place (wordplay)

Summer home (wordplay)

Temporary accommodations, perhaps

A subdivision of a lot

Naturally bright (wordplay)

Spades, dark - or not (wordplay)

Like a patio, perhaps

Prominent - in tales (anagram)

Outstanding - it's lean (anagram)

Obvious way to get round foreigner

Dancing or leaping

Leaping; jumping

Leaping

Salt

Baseball field of sorts.

Place for one old cat

Diamond in the rough (wordplay)

A descriptor of literature (wordplay)

Red mark lethal? Not half!

New cartels in the red (wordplay)

Stopgap measure (wordplay)

Adhesive, for one

Excited as leant closer (wordplay)

Have no seats left for sale (2 words)

Draw lots (wordplay)

Super Bowl, usually

Kitchen bulb (wordplay)

Try swallowing the whole onion!

This onion is all shot

{sickly=adj}

Top room for one troll with no bread

One tee shirt (wordplay)

Perhaps T might be part of 29 across

Skelp

All set about to murder Pan (wordplay)

Stove-top vessel

Butcher divides stock in cooking vessel

Describing Burns's mouse

General in burlesque resembling a mouse (wordplay)

Crafty: Scot.

The trick is to say 'aspersion'

Like the "hand" of a magician (wordplay)

Trickery is no big deal, they say

Leave early, say

Slide away off

Emerge unintentionally, as a curse word

Last at Daytona, say

Running in the race after all

Earning last place

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

Make request (for business etc)

Well, just ask!

Ask (favour)

Lone star (wordplay)

First-chair violinist, perhaps

Star flute player, maybe

Noted opening (wordplay)

Having enough money to cover expenses

Able to pay.

Notice books in the 19 (wordplay)

Hit with a lamp (wordplay)

Like a soloist on a dark stage

Least salable, perhaps

Most crusty, perhaps

Most moldy, maybe

Tabloid fodder of tomorrow, say

Artist promoted by Radio Disney, perhaps

Promising young film actress

Bright at night, maybe

Shown up by highlights (wordplay)

Inspiring romance, maybe

Source of caviar

Source of excellent caviar

Caspian Sea sturgeon

An expert in elegance, say hairdresser

Designer of hog register (wordplay)

One who shapes or designs, say hair-do

Acreage zoned for sandwiches (wordplay)

Condensed book's lack, maybe

Secondary story line

Where Phoenix fans live (wordplay)

Our southern tier

Region known for mild winters

Catamaran, for one

Item on Plymouth's logo (4,4)

Felucca for example

Drawing class (wordplay)

Wage earners collectively.

The white-collar class

Most profanity-laced, say

Tops in salinity

Most crude, humorwise

European plant

Fishy to the max (wordplay)

Most squamous

Most flaky

That is to say tics with lice swarming about

Cecil is crazy, beginning to talk Latin, that is

To wit.

Pretender to knowledge.

Shaly

Shoal

Take stock (wordplay)

... to steal (wordplay)

Take inventory (wordplay)

Ought to

His sing-sound (wordplay)

Sisyphus or syzygy, for instance.

Having a hissing sound as in speech

Most smooth and lustrous

Most lustrous

Smoothest.

Most daft stories appear in random list

Most like Pee-wee Herman

Most slaphappy

Containing the most sediment

Easiest word that may be misspelt

Misspelt in the least complicated way

Least complex or complicated

A person having an expert knowledge of medicinal plants

One that {simulates=v}

Is it the moon in window (wordplay)

Star as a roof-raiser (wordplay)

Star in the roof (wordplay)

Least taut

Slaty

Streamlined to the max

Least like a Nissan Cube

Least wind-resistant

Hardest to catch

Most cunning

Most repulsive

Most reprehensible

Most vile

Melt miss is an anagram for this

Most meager

Least obese

Granny, say, has problem on undergarment

Escape the noose? With this one might!

Half-hitch? Almost

Slimy party (wordplay)

Ball game with a lot of hitting

High-scoring baseball game

Runt of the litter, perhaps

Of least significance

Like "Little Rhody"

Snell

Buffalo's place

Northern parts of the U.S.

Buffalo's region

Cause of a spring rush (wordplay)

Source of water for Los Angeles

Cause of a spring flood

Church club member.

One who says "irregardless," for example

Grammarian's bane

Maker of blunders in grammar.

Most upstanding or dependable

Most substantial

Most compact

Let loser change into armoured footwear

Medieval steel shoe

Small floral cluster

Small prick for small crumpet

Goon allowed to have a bit of grass

Least capricious

Start law firm (wordplay)

Person who is loyal to their allegiance

The last, strong growth

Least agitated's sick in exam

Most peaceful.

Most stationary

An airport for aircraft needing shorter runways

An individual approaching adulthood

Least obvious

""To treat with sulfur, also SULPHURET""

Sulky

Morning awakener, perhaps

Prerequisite for photosynthesis

It can bathe people in warmth

Oust petitioner when I leave

Take the place of.

Supersede and replace

Least rigid

Most limber

Most bad-tempered

Most ill-tempered

Grumpiest and most bad-mannered

Most slender

Most willowy

Most sylphlike

Swell

A lamp having one or more color filters allowing moderate darkroom illumination without affecting photosensitive film or paper.

Sallow

Explosive bunker shot (wordplay)

Clean a wall, one way

Clean, as graffiti from stone

A maker of scholia; a commentator or annotator.

Most fitting

Dickens was one

Schoenberg or Berg, musically

Writer for a TV drama, for example

One sharing birthday with five others

One with very little womb room

One of six at birth

Shelly

Shelvy

Shoaly

List of final candidates

Place for a select group

Applicants selected from a larger group

Shall

Often sexist superlative

Sickly

Small illumination (on car)

Not light in the head in the car

Incidental information in window by door

Silent

Program on radio and TV at same time.

It's carried by radio and TV

Concurrent program airing

Cheeseparer to remove outside of stone

Means one's mean and stony

Mean man to hide stone

Slaggy

Most addicted to jive.

Least formal

Most flimsy.

Most lowbrow

Sleeky

Most ready for a nap

Most soporific

Most drowsy

Descriptive of some winter weather.

Most hazardously icy

Most wintry.

* Fitted forearm cover

Arm warmer

Arm wear

Tiniest moan about large cricket match

Least tight, less loose

Very trifling but cunning-sounding exam

Slimsy

The Y in "Angry Birds" (wordplay)

No slights (anagram) - catapult (US)

Catapult - thin gloss (anagram)

Most stealthy

Slippy

Slobby

Most abhorrent to Felix Unger

Like a perfect sandwich of a sort (wordplay)

Most messy

Most splashy.

Sludgy

Slummy

English word

Slushy

Slutty

Most likely to cause wrinkling

Most like some cheeses

Most noisome

Snarly

Marx, for one

Politician of the left

Thomas or Bevan.

Most serious, to men less silly

Most serious

One who knows his own mind (wordplay)

First person singular (wordplay)

One egoistically self-absorbed

Drowsy - lost on men (anagram)

Lent moons (anagram)

Sleepy without fast at last

A physical deformity characterized by abnormally flat and turned-out feet.

A foot that is abnormally flattened and spread out; flat foot.

Illustrious.

Splashed out having received loan! That's brilliant!

Shining

It brightens up a performance

Stage actor may be in it

Flimsy blouse held up in public eye

Stalky

Planetarium re-creation

Sailor bitten by little rays

Dim night-time illumination

With the most nerve

Most like Superman

Most hard and cold

A sterilizing agent.

Stilly

Viagra perhaps, man with lust it excited

Pick-me-up

Most likely an illegal influence

Terribly stilted, so most uninspiring

Doctor so stilted and most unemotional

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

Small banker getting bad service on jet

Burn letter Sam redirected

Burn a number left in the roadway

Studly

Sublime

Subtil

Lush's drink, say - endless rum supplied

Full of juice

Cactus, e.g

Filled with the most gloom

Most morose

Most steamy

Superlatively sexy

One who begs humbly

One making an appeal

One praying for a favour

Swirly

SYLLOGISE

Baudelaire, for example

Person who says one thing and means another

Writer who uses imagery to evoke ideas an orchestra member articulated

Saintly

Scrawly

""One who theoretically rejects every form of religious faith, and every kind of religious worship, and accepts only the facts and influences which are derived from the present life; also, one who believes that education and other matters of civil policy should be managed without the introduction of a religious element.""

Sensible

Libertine

""Pl. serologies The science that deals with the properties and reactions of serums, especially blood serum.""

Community tax payment (wordplay)

Liquidation of village (wordplay)

Sinking fund (wordplay)

Masters or Johnson

Masters, say

Shallow

Most curve-laden

Most curvaceous

Tops in lovely views

""The act of signaling, or of signalizing; hence, description by peculiar, appropriate, or characteristic marks.""

Expert on China

Student of China

Most tenuous.

Most willowy

Slimpsy

Slouchy

Sloughy

Snuffly