2-Letter Words Starting with S

Parisian's lucky number (wordplay)

9th in a series (Abbreviation)

Ninth month (Abbreviation)

Household scrap, perhaps

Thing an oxford dons (wordplay)

Makeup base (wordplay)

Leans over to cook a roast (wordplay)

Remove waste water (wordplay)

Restaurant bar (wordplay)

Collar ID (wordplay)

Fido's playmate, perhaps

Elementary dog (wordplay)

Went out (wordplay)

Went undercover (wordplay)

Was out all night (wordplay)

Erred, to a poet

Stumbled Poet

Stumbled Poet.

A sudden overflow of a stream

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

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

Read letters (wordplay)

Experiencing an energy crisis (wordplay)

Exhausted, having paid money (wordplay)

Worn out - after shopping (wordplay)

Kind of milk (wordplay)

On the floor perhaps

Overturned a glass of milk, maybe

Return journeys by jet

Sudden gush variable

Cheerleader's asset

Sound Humpty Dumpty made (wordplay)

Sound made by Humpty Dumpty (wordplay)

Smash production (wordplay)

Spare part, perhaps (wordplay)

Alley 'oops' (wordplay)

Divisive decision, perhaps

Wear out (wordplay)

Cricket for one

Football for one

Perhaps not spin from the kettle

'No spin, perhaps, for the kettle (5)'

Projecting lip, on a kettle say

Mackerel bait (wordplay)

Fish, Jack (wordplay)

Lover of lean cuisine (wordplay)

Spar for a sail

Pole in sailing

Diagonal spar on a sail

Burst out of rut (Spanish)

Sudden spell of activity.

Reject, with time for new jet

Halted Poet

Ceased Poet

Ended Poet

Got ready for company, perhaps

Took three of three say

Took four of four say

Ad libs are not in it!

Hollywood doctor's patient (wordplay)

Lines on his last resting place, say

Do some bodybuilding, perhaps (wordplay)

Build muscle, maybe

Play with Play-Doh (wordplay)

The Pleiades, for one

The Dwarfs, for one

Saint-Saens Opus 65, for one

Attractive person (with it!)

Poster poser, perhaps

eg Craig? Lopez (wordplay)

Bit of toasted bread

Small piece of toast.

Piece of toast soaked in gravy.

Beer hall turn-on (wordplay)

Site of current events (wordplay)

Real turn-on (wordplay)

Parlor piano, perhaps

Grand's kin

Early variety of harpsichord

Rapper, maybe (wordplay)

Life after death (wordplay)

Scotch hwyl (wordplay)

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

Sprinkled over

Bolt action (wordplay)

Be dashing (wordplay)

Short run (wordplay)

Small cabbage from Brussels (wordplay)

Push out new shoots

Develop new growth

Took everything off

Took off one's clothes, old-style

Denuded

Quarry of sorts

Certain excavation hole (2 words)

Play area; quarry

Sent a goody-goody inside - so wise!

Snipe at (anagram)

Showing great wisdom

Halifax, for one

New York City, for one.

Deal maybe once each in game

Garden snake (wordplay)

Repents of getting 8 evicted? Not he!

Satan, in Eden

{sickly=adj}

Skelp

A small box for protecting an official seal

Leave early, say

Slide away off

Emerge unintentionally, as a curse word

A bargain, darling? Just a bit!

Scrap (of information, news etc)

Scrap cut to give to dog (wordplay)

Clever quibbler from Aesop (Histories)

Spot his fallacious reasoning!

Clever but specious thinker.

Like the thinnest bowler (wordplay)

Most meager, as a diet

As trim as possible

Relating to a spavie

Extend chute outside home

Racer's problem

Prolong a short trip abroad

Fricative; in parts (anagram)

Z or "F" sound, to a linguist

Consonant such as "f" or "v"

Notice books in the 19 (wordplay)

Hit with a lamp (wordplay)

Like a soloist on a dark stage

Most nimble (var.)

Least physically affected by age

Quickest in movement.

To {haunt=v}

Displaying unmatched nimbleness

Energetic to the max

Most qualified as an acrobat

Fraction of a fraction

Portion portion

Acreage zoned for sandwiches (wordplay)

Condensed book's lack, maybe

Secondary story line

Star's cooler place (wordplay)

Cool solar area in holiday resort

Cool solar patch

Champion leading in golf, say

Bear to have a drink of wine (wordplay)

Second drink - wine (wordplay)

Feel for criminal, perhaps (wordplay)

Dubious character (wordplay)

One with a motive, maybe

A {lesbian=n}

Most sugar-coated

Most mushy

Most mawkish

{meager=adj}

Seepy

The best knife, compared to others

Like the most effective knife

Most keen and cutting

An enclosure for sheep

Consignment (of goods)

A consignment as for marine transport

Consignment of goods

Take stock (wordplay)

... to steal (wordplay)

Take inventory (wordplay)

Stake out by the road, perhaps

Wrong about good job for marker

It shows a way to authenticate mail

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

Front of skull

Granny, say, has problem on undergarment

Escape the noose? With this one might!

Half-hitch? Almost

Take some hits

Source of a murky haze

Two pictures for one (wordplay)

Broken image (wordplay)

Photograph of game killed (wordplay)

Most slippery, perhaps

With the most lather

Most sudsy

Its leaves are used for cleansing

Soppy

Most mawkish

Most sentimental

Most airheaded

Most ditzy

Shortest boxes set out

Least numerous, as a crowd

Most scattered to trespass criminally

Most tear-inducing, say

Most seasoned - try it with Pisces

Tops in zip

Small floral cluster

Small prick for small crumpet

Goon allowed to have a bit of grass

Capital street art covers one holy man to make the biggest point

Long swimmer circles one in boat on time to make the biggest point

Spiny

Spiry

Pre-stock exchange? On your bike!

(Tooth on) wheel (rim)

Part of a wheel

Most smart in appearance, like tree

Superlatively smart

Most dapper

Spumy

Not get hit (wordplay)

Put singer Boone on his feet (wordplay)

Tolerate Boone (wordplay)

Most inclined to be going up perhaps

Hardest to climb, maybe

Toughest to climb

Baddie offering liquid drug on street

Unpleasant (-smelling?) person

Despicable person

Keep drugs in the kitchen (wordplay)

Standard lid put over kitchen item

Pan what a drug supplier may do

An airport for aircraft needing shorter runways

Set about 30 8 of 18 3 (wordplay)

She's primarily brazen item (wordplay)

Bad enough to lose her head, blow it!

Person sitting on bench drank around warehouse

Blockbuster

Huge winger, fat, tackling half-cut criminal

Aircraft that can travel faster than the speed of sound

Oust petitioner when I leave

Take the place of.

Supersede and replace

Least rigid

Most limber

Philatelic marking

Shakespeare's Shylock, for one

Accused critter with a beard (wordplay)

One blamed for the mistakes of others

One sharing birthday with five others

One with very little womb room

One of six at birth

Providing the least coverage

Shortest dance embracing maiden that's missing date

Most ready for a nap

Most soporific

Most drowsy

Slippy

Most abhorrent to Felix Unger

Like a perfect sandwich of a sort (wordplay)

Most messy

Making inept pass, gets most irascible

Most like Dorothy Parker's comebacks

Like the one speaking most irritably

Rude and terse to the max

Most curt

Most meddlesome

One who knows his own mind (wordplay)

First person singular (wordplay)

One egoistically self-absorbed

Mos Eisley, for one

Opening scene of many sci-fi flicks

Sci-fi traveler's stop

Sparky

Sparry

Arms factory (wordplay)

Chewing-gum flavor

Man with priest relaxed chewing gum

A name given to several species of crowfoot (Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves. Ranunculus) which have spearshaped leaves.

Launch full of drugs (wordplay)

One making waves

High-speed vessel

Least time-wasting.

'Oh yeah ... uh-huh'

Exceeding all in expedition

Sphery

Most polished

Fine snow driven by the wind

Spray blown along surface of sea

Spray blown from the crests of waves

Science fiction novel by Timothy Zahn

Web-making part of a spider

Spider's organ

Seance medium, for example

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

Most moist and soft

Most hair-raising

Most eerie

Spoony

Saclike larval stage of some flatworms

Most dapper

Superlatively stylish

It brightens up a performance

Stage actor may be in it

Flimsy blouse held up in public eye

Most uneven, as a performance

Most erratic

Sprucy

Most spirited

Rudder support, harsh job

Holding up rudder is a hard position

Ship's timber aft from keel to deck.

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

No more tigerish priests in dispute with it

Stumpy

Least likely Mensa candidate

Most moronic

Superlatively dense

POTENT a prince

It's written below the line

Underlines (wordplay)

Like the 2 in B2

Superb

English word

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

English word

Police officers frequently very forgiving

One who begs humbly

One making an appeal

One praying for a favour

Most sovereign

Most mucky

Sweepy

Copy hasn't disturbed yes-man

Chap Tyson hammered, a toady

Uriah Heep persona

Most argumentative

Most quarrelsome

Rubbish heaps left out in street that's extremely messy

Scrimpy

One who advocates secession

One who would break up a union

One advocating political autonomy

Most curve-laden

Most curvaceous

Skilled craftsman (wordplay)

A worker who knows his craft (wordplay)

Craftsman cracking whip's not mistaken

Shrimpy

Slimpsy

Room for skill with shuttle, perhaps

*Mars Pathfinder, for one

Discoverer, for one.

Spangly

Sparkly

Special

Place-kicker, for example

Cracking pace is set by heel, an expert

Expert of a sort

English word

Spidery

""An American endogenous plant (Tradescantia Virginica), with long linear leaves and ephemeral blue flowers. The name is sometimes extended to other species of the same genus. Tradescantia Virginica), with long linear leaves and ephemeral blue flowers. The name is sometimes extended to other species of the same genus.""

Most long, thin and frail-looking

Tell tales about duke on starter of tempura being least fat

Like the greatest show on earth (wordplay)

Spleeny

Small fern once used medicinally

Small fern that grows in rosettes on rocks and walls

Splurgy

One who won't play (wordplay)

Rewards of victory, plus drink? Misery!

Troops slip over wet blanket

Football on TV, say

Warner Wolf specialty

Prime-time fare

Sprawly

Spriggy

Elastic persisting, most flexible

Attitude (towards an issue)

Attitude towards a particular issue

Position on a subject.

Mike Brady, for one

Pater's new woman? Pater spent freely!

Cinderella's nemesis, for example

Stroppy

Passenger car size classification (3,7)

Hertz option

Law distributing sandwiches for free (wordplay)

PRODUCT something produced by labour or effort

PROJECT to extend outward

English word

Very large star

Betelgeuse, for example

Heavenly monster

English word

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Add to (something)

Flexible workers start to teach addition

Add to time given to flexible workforce

Praying insect (wordplay)

Praying insect?

One petitions to paint, sculp, design

Beethoven, notably

Eg, Beethoven

Soda-server is absorbing Mahler's First and Tchaikovsky's (or one of their ilk)

One engaged with others at a banquet or merrymaking.

John Coltrane, for one

One blows it by running into shop

Bill Clinton or Lisa Simpson, at times

A technique of drawing on specially prepared paper with a silver-tipped instrument.

Slippery

Snippety

Walk by fellow in subtle NASA mission (wordplay)

Not one to buy with prudence

Extravagantly spending person

Irresponsible user of money

""A bacterial cell whose cell wall is absent or deficient, causing it to have a spherical form.""

Splendid