2-Letter Words Starting with S

Group of serfs, drooling (wordplay)

In need of a bib, maybe

Oppressed person on phone exuding drivel

Teen party, maybe

Stay with a friend, say

Preteens' party, maybe

Here are Le Pew's pajamas

Retirement attire

Sleigher

Series about banker, not so fat

Thinner line in poster engineers put up (wordplay)

Less robust.

In a gracefully thin manner

In a thin fashion

Slightly cunning about someone who might help with money (wordplay)

English word

Slimpsy

False alibi (wordplay)

Chair upholstery item

False alibi?

Slipform

V-necks, for example

Some sweaters

Tops minimum amount of money invested in crafty solvers

Beaten with indoor shoe

Like Cinderella

Slipware

Emulated a snake

Moved like a snake

Moved like a snake.

Sliverer

Splitting into sharp fragments

Reducing to splinters

Acted like a baby, in a way

Talked like a toper

Licked, like a dog does

One who slobbers.

A coiner of catchphrases

Ad agency specialist

Speaker of trite phrases

Slopwork

Those with droopy carriages

Slouchy

Sloughy

Slowworm

Slubber

Sluggard

Logged Z's

Burdened dragging pole, so rested

Son, given heavy responsibility, slept

One who slumbers; a sleeper.

Inviting or causing sleep

Left in total black, wake up incompletely, continuing to doze

Some inner city property owners

Owners of substandard properties

Reviled property owners

Slurry

Smaragde

Least sincere

Most unctuous

Most ingratiating

Made neater by tradesmen

Wised (up)

Got wise, with "up"

Clean and tidy quality

Bright cape shows style

Chic to irritate the head

Would this elude a gardener (wordplay)

Would this elude a gardener?

Learned superficially

Dabbled in

Dabbled

One with superficial knowledge

Cottage cheese, to some

Cottage cheese

Cottage cheese.

Most messy, as makeup

Least waterproof, as mascara

Most bedaubed.

English word

Smirch

Smirky

Displayed suppressed anger

Didn't flare

Did a slow burn

Mollifiers

Drenched in sauce

Her modest fancy will get stifled

Stifled, he stormed out

Burns slowly (var.)

Burns rot on board ship

Smokes, British style.

They have no sense of duty

Mules, for example

They try to do their running on the quiet

Smutchy

Long-necked bird allied to cormorant

Reputed rattler bite remedy [2001]

Rattler-bite remedy, supposedly

Medicinal plant.

Snarky

Snarly

Sci-fi villains in a '56 film

Takers

Snatchy

SNEAKER one that {sneaks=v}

Laughed, in a way.

Laughed in undignified fashion.

Queen in Dickens novel laughed

SNICKER to utter a partly stifled giggle

Sniffler

Giggled, British style.

Laughed disrespectfully.

Laughed derisively

Giggler.

Sniggler

They're gonna tell on you

Rat finks

Finks

Crybabies

Blocked at The Crucible (wordplay)

Restricted by O'Sullivan (wordplay)

In a real pickle

Engaged in some ecotourism, maybe

Swam with the fishes, say

Went finswimming, maybe

Vacationer, at times

Certain underwater explorer

Club Med vacationer, at times

Ornamental shrub.

Canadian aerobatic team, with "The"

They flock to Florida in February

They winter in Florida

Go downhill fast (wordplay)

Treasury Department panel (wordplay)

Way to go... downhill

""A spiny shrub (Ceanothus cordulatus) of California and Oregon, having large clusters of small white flowers.""

Winter storm consequence

Bunch of flakes

Road blocker after a winter storm

Wood anemones.

White flowers

An obvious statement about precipitation needed for plants

Machine on the slopes

One who travels on snowshoes; an expert in using snowshoes.

Whittier wrote about one.

Entry on a weather map.

Common cold occurrence in the Northeast

Snuffler

Snuffly

Soapbark

""Tree Any tree of the genus Sapindus, esp. Sapindus saponaria, the fleshy part of whose fruit is used instead of soap in washing linen; also called soap tree. Sapindus, esp. Sapindus saponaria, the fleshy part of whose fruit is used instead of soap in washing linen; also called soap tree.""

Soapwort

Soberize

Soberize

Effect of gravity (wordplay)

Son's beers could undo this

Moderate Head displays serenity

Nickname - Boers quit (anagram)

Byname - Boers quit (anagram)

Person's nickname

English word

In the USA, farmer who works the soil

Plow, for example

Farmer who works the soil

Like some books

Paperback book

Washday aids

Water additives

Chemical agents more frequently carried by ship

Software

English word

Onerous DJ (anagram)

Visited awhile

Al departed, therefore newspaper editor stayed temporarily

Temporary resident

Traveler, 7/4/1997

Mars

Map cases

Solarise

Solarise

Solarism

Rooms equipped with sun-beds

Glass-enclosed rooms

Solarize

Solarize

They bring metals together

Workers using irons

Job for an electrician.

Metal-shop activity

Joining senior in chorus

Idler does need to be beaten (shirked)

Joined keeping unit and served in the army

Malingered.

Like fighters possibly making Doris yell

""A volcanic area or vent which yields only sulphur vapors, steam, and the like. It represents the stages of the volcanic activity.""

No particular beggar this law officer!

Lawyer, oldest professional (wordplay)

Advocate very legal alternative

Game for one

Diamond; game for one

*Diamond in an engagement ring, perhaps*

Shoes worn with suits of armor.

Siesta big tops (wordplay)

Dark flower cut for such hats

Cocktails with Kahlua and cream

Acrobatic tumbles variable

Acrobatic tumbles Var.

Acrobatic tumbles.

'... over the rainbow' (song)

Amount put on, say, at a 3 unspecified

West Side Story song

Wine steward in restaurant or hotel

Smile more fake, as wine waiter

The wine expert-server in a hotel

Nightingales and wrens

Music-making fliers

Flighty vocalists

Sinatra and Styne

Singers, stress-free, and about on key

Record makers.

Shakespeare, for one

One for fourteen a time

Youth by net always supports linesman

Prenatal pictures

Sonorant

Intentionally deceptive reasoning.

Subtle but misleading reasoning

Subtly fallacious reasoning.

Nineteen-year-old, perhaps

Second-class citizen (wordplay)

Second-year student in USA

Poor sci-fi rerun sending one to sleep

Inducing drowsiness or sleep

That's enough to make one drop off

High-sounding instrument

Instrument with the highest possible pitch

Instrument son on air plays with restrained piano (wordplay)

Sugar substitutes

Sugar substitutes shown chemically as C6H8(OH)6

Dealers in magic and spells.

Fantasia magician and others

Harry Potter and his ilk

Spelling expert (wordplay)

Morgan le Fay, for one

Spelling pro (wordplay)

Tricky business

Spells

Magical

Easily angered folks

Easily offended people

Hot-tempered ones

Sororate

Sorosis

Sorption

The quality or state of being sorry.

Sorrower

Sad when surf low or choppy

Grief-stricken

Causing grief

Sorrow

Sortie

Divination by drawing lots

Fortune-telling

Divine drawing of lots of egrets smeared with oil

Drawing by lots

Actress taking lighter roles

A pert little part for a girl

Coquettish female comedy role

Sweets for a grouch (wordplay)

They're hard and tart

Lemonheads and Cry Babies

Mutes on trumpets.

Old-time prospector

For being sulky, use...

Leaven for making bread

Sourwood

Like some winds

Southern

Southron

In the direction of Cork, say

In the direction of Waterford, say

In the direction of Spain

Tourist shop purchases

Criminal is nervous, seeing relics

Tourists' take-home

Old gold coin

Monarch - old coin

Historical mystery novel by C.J. Sansom

Sowbread

Mos Eisley, for one

Opening scene of many sci-fi flicks

Sci-fi traveler's stop

""; adj. Toward, to, or in outer space.""

Preparatory labour (in the garden?)

Preparation for excavation (wordplay)

Preliminary data gathering, perhaps

Spagyric

Narrow mats for pictures

Architectural features above arches

Spandril

Spangly

Spanworm

Sparable

Like surplus resources

Lack of fat

Bowler's favorite menu item (wordplay)

Leftovers from a TV roast (wordplay)

Potential harem for Adam (wordplay)

Very little cutting, calculating nicks

Mean to be doing it this way

In a frugal manner.

Sparky

Gems you can safely handle

July 4 evening sight

Fourth of July purchases

Sparkly

Shining with brilliant points of light

Pitch outside rec is not flat

Not still - like diamonds

13 across to start and stop (wordplay)

Auto tune-up item

Barney Google's mount

Sparling

Sparry

""A narcotic alkaloid extracted from the tops of the common broom (Cytisus scoparius, formerly Spartium scoparium), as a colorless oily liquid of anilinelike odor and very bitter taste. Cytisus scoparius, formerly Spartium scoparium), as a colorless oily liquid of anilinelike odor and very bitter taste.""

Spotted by a mudslinger (wordplay)

Trap steed (anagram)

Small talk on journalist's spread

South Dakota town

Use a harpoon

Do submarine work

Some fishermen's weapons

Lead (a military attack)

Lead (an attack)

Lead (an attack or movement)

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.

Special

One setting down requirements

A model inspector at cricket, say ...

Playing to the crowd (wordplay)

One to watch!

Broad ranges

Jensen, perhaps: a car for the fleet

Fast car (or driver)

'50s Porsche 356 roadster variant

Speering

Cave man (wordplay)

Explorer of sorts

One exploring deeply (wordplay)

Non-motile male gametes in red seaweeds

""Of or pertaining to semen; as, the spermatic fluid, the spermatic vessels, etc. as, the spermatic fluid, the spermatic vessels, etc.""

Any of the four haploid cells formed by meiosis in a male organism that develop into spermatozoa without further division.

Spermine

Round all around

It's round there

Shaped like Earth

Sphery

Egg yolks, for example

Some round shapes

Geometric solids

Spherule

Riddler endlessly chattering, loathing lost muscle

Muscle inclined to pinch with rest - stopped up

Body part in a "Wayne's World" joke used to get the other guy to say "What?"

Spicery

Spidery

SPIDER a type of {arachnid=n}

Black Widow's creation (2 words)

Bed wipers (anagram)

Clue 'ego', perhaps for pastoral poem

Plant of the ginseng family

Aromatic East Indian plant.

Aromatic root

Unexpected by-product

Go past the rim

Unexpected consequence

Spindler

Built more like Ichabod Crane

Longer and thinner

More thin and frail