2-Letter Words Starting with S

Hamnet to William, say

Man child (wordplay)

Word after an ampersand, maybe

Sometime today, say

'Are we there yet?' answer, maybe

Today or tomorrow, maybe.

Impose on: Scot.

Impose on Scot.

Beg: Scot.

Sent into the field (wordplay)

Planted, as seeds

Distributed, as seeds

Permanent place (wordplay)

Place to find a beehive (wordplay)

Beauty spot (wordplay)

Issue for a noble family (wordplay)

Ingrown heir (wordplay)

Toyotas boxy car

Sniff at old Bob's foot sore (wordplay)

Curl ones lip at

It may be heaped on one

Hall in New Jersey (wordplay)

A critic of Sinclair Lewis (wordplay)

Resolute about Anya (wordplay)

Footwear, old style.

Footwear old style

Walks the night in her silver De la Mare

Lacking a coat, maybe

Like some cold sheep (wordplay)

Lacking a wool coat, perhaps

Exhibited for buyers, as a house

Played in theaters

Played in theatres

What a goose a gannet is!

Kind of goose.

Large sea bird

Senator, for one

Athenian poet (600 B.C.)

Endlessly say goodbye to the wise man

""A type of protein, also SOZINE""

Dish's running mate (wordplay)

Snuggle in bed say

Dining club (wordplay)

Faint (with emotion)

React to a hunk, maybe

React to seeing your idol, perhaps

Bound to tell the truth say

Bound to tell the truth, say

Given an oath (with "in")

""To faint, also SWOON, SWOUND""

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

Put salt on, say

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

Coat with BBQ rub, say

Sunday delivery (wordplay)

Yak in the pulpit (wordplay)

Mass production (wordplay)

Breeding not back in church (wordplay)

Pew polisher, perhaps

Church's caretaker

Former Japanese V.I.P.

Japanese leader of yore

Title of Japanese war lord.

Aircraft navigation system

Flight navigation syst.

Electronic navigational system

Sandstorm of the Sahara.

Hot, sand-laden wind.

Sahara wind

Drain furtively, maybe

Way to transfer liquid assets (wordplay)

A bottle that squirts, say soda water

Company line (wordplay)

Just Do It, for one

Ad dressing (wordplay)

Can Ada have one in force (wordplay)

Oscar Madison, for one

Untidy or careless person

Old English tenant

Socman

Requiring wringing, perhaps

Having gone through a flood, say

Soaked to the gills

Use lanolin on, say

Use saddle soap on, say

Cushion, as a blow

Any Moslem ruler.

Muslim prince.

Moslem ruler

Only bloke without a po (wordplay)

Stewed lemons? That's serious!

Like a judge (wordplay)

An electronic detecting and amplifying device

French Legion locale.

Khartoum's land, French style

African region.

A {monarch=n}

Reserved, with "for"

Like some poetry

It's said part of the cycle is new

Hot way to take Noel off!

At a chop shop, perhaps

Tiptoed to the North (wordplay)

Runner getting on at rear of aircraft

Trailing branch of a plant.

Runner on a plant

Strow

Induce by bribery, say to commit perjury

Bribe (to break law)

Induce to commit crime

Command to come - to court (wordplay)

Call (to attend)

Ombudsman dismisses bad call

Suction device (Var.)

Improperly divert (money etc)

Remove via hose, as gas (Var.)

""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

Plant glucoside which produces a soapy lather

Brass-wind instrument

Valved brass instrument

Tuba relative

Notices division (wordplay)

Newspaper division (wordplay)

Since to being bit

Meeting that has no standing (wordplay)

Hour of tutoring, perhaps

Shrink time, say

Cattle shed

Like horses' hooves, in dialect

Wearing wingtips

Wearing footgear

Store worker.

Salesclerk Br.

Storekeeper.

Shopman

Disturb hornets by a bridge (wordplay)

Reduce the length

Convert to a mini

Dangerous kind of wedding (wordplay)

Word yelled to get the passenger's seat

Kind of wedding

Having spawned (fish)

Cohan, for one

Barnum, for one

Barnum, for one.

Guys who produce plays

Ringling brothers.

Theatrical producers

Valley element (wordplay)

Element found in chips (wordplay)

Essential ingredient to make some chips

Round neighbor (wordplay)

Tips from butchers (wordplay)

Tri-tip source

Lewis Eliot, say, put up with the cold

One with a carrot nose, maybe

Frosty, for one

Flaky fellows (wordplay)

White guys (wordplay)

Winter storm fringe benefits

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

Sockman

Stay away (wordplay)

A short stay

Stay for a while

Early English landholder

Tenant from Peter-borough makes no mistake

Privileged medieval tenants

A poisonous alkaloid from plants

Lots? No, one wave

Single wave that retains its shape and speed after a collision

Tiny bit (recycled COUPONS)

Small amount of food

A very small quantity, from French

Silly boy checking Irish guy's pulse

Protein-rich legume

Source of lecithin

A fibrous material

Destroyer's gun platform

Projecting gun platform on a warship

Canoe's air chamber.

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

Curved piece of a ship's timber

On pests (anagram)

No pests (anagram)

Blended family member, perhaps

Sweet bread hot around Luxembourg

Special tax on Spain's new bread

Bread said to be pilfered

Firm things up

Make strong

Become heavy

Act of convincing

Lobbying, say

Effort to convince

Add at the end or afterwards, to append

Append

Never a blow from this

Sale with a changed drawing power

What produces vacuum

End of the day (wordplay)

That's when Eve came, maybe

Daily drink in twilight

Cutting-edge professional (wordplay)

Casey, for one.

Big-time operator (wordplay)

All puffed up!

Big and red, say

Showing signs of injury, perhaps

""An organism living in close association with another, also SYMBIONT, SYMBIOT, SYMBIOTE""

A method of group therapy for drug addicts

Wrong to eat a low-down fodder plant

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

Official approval (for an action)

Maybe bar contains nuts

Maybe Boycott is in, so can't bowl over

A chemical compound

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

Dividing is thus splitting numbers up

Young shoot across international leader on ship it's how things split

Splitting

As above (Latin)

Arachnid with venomous sting

Child's arrested for climbing tank

Mean work for one in the kitchen of yore

Servant to select in Israel

Kitchen staff gather in Israel

Fish of the gurnard family.

Fish also called gurnard

Bottom-dwelling fish

Hospital administration (wordplay)

Act of calming via a drug

Treatment for hyperactivity

Treason - it is done (anagram)

Revolution against a government

Act of treason

A woollen fabric

Blaring loafer (wordplay)

Oxford aid (wordplay)

Force (into an inadequate space)

Like tired merchandise?

Like tired merchandise (wordplay)

Drab from long display

Test of strength that settles a matter.

Poker hand finish

Guide unhappy in moment of truth

Cessation of work.

Pull the plug

Stoppage of activity

Buck or clam

Milo's one dollar

A dollar: Slang.

Sort of key (found in cupboard?)

Key frame (wordplay)

Unskinned thing (wordplay)

Trooper's warning

Don't go so fast

Sons mean to work less

Small amount (informal)

Little lad swallows insect

Boy catching gnat gets bit

De-crease (wordplay)

Sand, maybe

Make flat or even - not in homes

Liquefaction of a gel

A completely wet answer (wordplay)

Clue for 'Liquid' requires it!

What you're finding now

{sometime=adv}

Important member of Nautilus crew.

Navy rating.

Sonarman

The process or sorbing

Of Counties Cork and Kerry, say

Of Cork or Waterford, say

From Texas, say

A southerner

Bucket of 'poison' thrown over abstainer

Tobacco chewer's target

Old hotel-lobby item.

Promise made on behalf of another.

Infantry officer's half-pike

Early shafted weapon

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

Extinct mammal with ridged teeth

Extinct mammal related to the mastodon and the elephant

Boy keeps birds in part of ship

Keel part

Frictional force which occurs two surfaces contact

Cowboy broker (wordplay)

Reagan's budget director

Warehouse worker

Cattle raisers

Cattle raisers

Cattle farmers

Like a mule

Set in one's ways

Unreasonably unwilling to change

Fish - got nurse (anagram)

The way to encourage fish (wordplay)

Bone in the doctor's fish (wordplay)

A subdivision of a taxon

Excessive sweating

Samurai, for example variable

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

The Three Musketeers, for example

Fencers, old style

Ballerina's forte

Dancing movement

That's bound to increase 12 across, it seems

Army to the rescue (wordplay)

Deliverance (from sin)

Rescuing army (wordplay)

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.

Medieval university teacher

Church looms over an Abelard

Educator in the Middle Ages

SCHOOLE a {sandbank=n}

An insoluble protein that permeates the chitin in the cuticle of arthropods and becomes hardened and darkened by a natural tanning process.

Shield displaying rabbit's tail - church has one, possibly

Anti-Union choice

Withdrawal of Nessie - Scotch half drunk

The leaving of a federation

One alone is in it

Cousin Les disturbed privacy

What Thoreau lived in at Walden Pond

Discharge - is on Crete (anagram)

Product of glandular activity

Bodily liquid from a gland

Charm of the French, in part

Deceptive activity of the French in part

Don Juan activity

Assortment of players (wordplay)

Choice that was natural for Darwin

Chews this, by the sound of it

Perhaps punctually the half of two dots

Mark of a long sentence, perhaps

Wink without batting an eye (wordplay)

Sonnet is a wow!

A figurative bombshell.

Feeling a sonnet is terrible

Fight-or-flight neurotransmitter

Ironstone employed as a neurotransmitter

Good mood cause

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 breed of cattle.

Deity enters tonsured cow

Durham cattle breed

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

Idiot! It's easy to point!

Incorrectly spelt? I'm no dope!

Effortless weight (wordplay)

Note sling, for one

Stolen gin (anagram)

Record's hundred and one (wordplay)

It was critical for Ultra Nate

It might be sticky

It's a job to get one into a suit

SOLVATE to convert into a type of ion

Drawing by lots

It's set on the far right

Minestrone eater's utensil

Use this to consume consomme or chowder

Old gold coin

Monarch - old coin

Historical mystery novel by C.J. Sansom

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

""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.""

SPOILS spoil

Wheelwright's representative (wordplay)

Official voice of the cyclist (wordplay)

Representative at press conference

Representatives of groups.

Some spin doctors

Party leaders.

""Any of numerous parasitic protozoans of the class Sporozoa, most of which reproduce sexually and asexually in alternate generations by means of spores. They are frequently transmitted by bloodsucking insects to different hosts, where they cause many serious diseases, such as malaria and coccidiosis.""

A parasitic one-celled animal

Rower perhaps left in ship by crew

He is active

He engages in physical games

Guys who fish or hunt, say

Club members, maybe

Hunters and anglers.

Upright bar or beam

Vertical support post

Chain's not unhooked from post

Having died in the womb

Pan's little chum in cropped fungus

Malodorous mushroom

8 gives way to ancient scribe's equipment

Marking with streaks

Markedly like a zebra

Arrangement of parallel bands

Samson or Hercules

Sam's on to be one of them

Mr. Universe, for example

Brawny circus performers

Some circus performers

Dictators

Junior minister abused working party

Bacon used rashly by minister

Expectant father in boat with daughter beside broken canoe

The act of taking or carrying away; removal.

Small particle of chromium oxide in rising cloud

REGION an area or district; a tract of country

""A cartilaginous fish with a mouth adapted for suction, as the lampery.""

""The act or process of suffusing, or state of being suffused; an overspreading.""

Attorney's last words

Concluding remarks

Adding process

Little doubt (wordplay)

Little reason for doubt

Dash off with cousins to collect gumshoe

Thick cotton fabric with a heavy nap

Soft feathers from noble white bird

Fabric used in baby clothes

Cyrano de Bergerac, for one

Athos, for one

For the fence one ends like Crosaire

The Three Musketeers

They might be fencing, in a manner of speaking, at last

The nucleus of a fertilized egg

Like Loman, but no Willy!

Lingerie clerk, perhaps

She flogs males now, as ordered

Avon peddlers, traditionally

Some clerks

Business personnel

Mouth-watering mixture of oils in a vat

Mouth-watering violins at a jig

Pavlovian response

Start of a formal letter

It may be strange to us, a Latin greeting

Victoria, say, welcoming almost everyone with posh greeting

Sewers, say, an island put in place

The plumbing degenerates into a stain

Drainage and sewage disposal

State of total dampness

Capacity limit

Full state (first 5 + last 1; also, a literal outer planet!)