2-Letter Words Starting with S

Get out of my sight!

Get outta my sight!

Get outta here, punk!

Curtain fabric, perhaps

Curtain fabric perhaps

Transparent theater drop

Sporting get-together (wordplay)

A get-together in Rugby!

Rugby gathering (wordplay)

Truth injection (wordplay)

A shot in the arm maybe

In the bloody drink at last !

Sycophant's quality

Yes, marm, ignore the old creep

Overly ingratiating language

Sexy swimmer (wordplay)

Egg hunter (wordplay)

Oomph! album about whale (wordplay)

Front trailer, maybe

Recalled clever sayings about Reds rage

Assault (with troops)

Show some pluck (wordplay)

Use a pick, perhaps

Strike a chord perhaps

Honey bunch (wordplay)

Perhaps just a little shot for the bees

Buzzy body (wordplay)

Bone of lower back

Part of the backbone

Bony bag of booze

Edvard Munch painting (with "The")

Great fun for sadists (wordplay)

React to a ghost, say

""A filament forming part of a cell nucleus, also SPIREME""

React to interrogation, perhaps

Wriggle (with shame)

Wriggle in discomfort

View on Hulu, say

Flower in a forest (wordplay)

Mill site, perhaps

Saying what you don't mean, possibly

The lowest form of wit (wordplay)

Lowest form of wit (wordplay)

The bag of skin that contains the testes

Meals where the Haggadah is read

Passover feasts

Passover dinners

State of oppression

It's utterly feudal

Get Des from slavery

E.g. sword or pistol

Weapon for team member (wordplay)

Rod Stewart's first idea jolly!

Ancient Egyptian wire rattle

Musical instrument of ancient Egypt

Percussion instrument of the past

Sirup-yielding plant

Common fodder grain

This yields molasses

Performer's goal, perhaps

An extra goal in the movies!

Big gun state (wordplay)

Bone in back? Er... !

Human bone - ten rums (anagram)

What sticks to your ribs (wordplay)

Layer (of rock)

Bed of sedimentary rock

Play a tune initially in group

Bright spot in architecture (wordplay)

Enclosed porch, perhaps

Conservatory's cousin

Location for auctions

British auctioneer's milieu

You might go there hoping for a lot

Metal used in magnets

Silvery metallic element, atomic number 62

Element #62

Bait animal

Attendants of God's throne

Guardians of a celestial throne

Six-winged celestial beings

One after another, as in a series

Formally, one after another

In a specific order

Bristle-shaped

Boat owner's bane

Reason for a sailor to call an exterminator

Where to look for a new car (wordplay)

Car dealer's sales area (4,4)

Car dealer's indoor-display area

Not as well in this award, perhaps

An unhealthy place to be confined

R. N.'s domain.

Siddur

A type of soil

Milks row, working for 20

Hairless white caterpillar

It feeds on the 24

Picture produced by X-rays

X-ray picture

To construct with the use of a mould

Small legless lizard

Eurasian legless lizard

Lizard that's easy catch for early bird (wordplay)

Folk tales as concepts of the nature of the sun

Grow room, say

One place to catch some rays

Room equipped with sunbeds

Inside shot (wordplay)

First baby picture, perhaps

Early baby picture (wordplay)

An {inchworm=n}

Range (of colours?)

Crumpets cooked in a range of colour!

Broad range, of colours say

""A cloth for wiping the face, also SUDARY""

She may wear many hats

Parent who 'does it all'

Parent who "does it all"

Place where holy objects were kept in ancient Rome

Place for pitchers (wordplay)

Place of some deals

Auctioneer's display area

George and Gale cause turbulence

Golf hazard in the Qatar Masters

Desert one? It's a big blow

Floating algae fumes interrupt search and rescue: an additional problem

Brown seaweed with air-sacs enabling it to float on water

Strawberry grower has topless thing to wear in addition

Medical term for lead poisoning

At the end of the week, vessel is carrying male with old form of lead poisoning

Psychology A scale for measuring attitude or opinion in which agreement with a given item implies agreement with the items lower in rank.

The larva of the screwworm fly.

Solving uses minor part of the brain

Simon sure turns out to be a bit of a brain

Neurosis beaten by miles, which enables one to interpret the world

A limestone nodule

Twelve-tone compositional method

Twelve-note compositional system

Whittier wrote about one.

Entry on a weather map.

Common cold occurrence in the Northeast

English word

""A rigid, spiral-shaped bacterium""

Occult belief

Private cabin, say, with berth put up

Passengers's private compartment on ship

Cruise ship accommodation

Unfilled vacancy in pantry (wordplay)

Not yet a full house near the kitchen

Pantry's such a quiet place

Soup kitchen (wordplay)

Where goods are stored

Has the goods on the farm in 13 across

Rising sculptor decays in cellar perhaps

Holder of many records

English jumper in charge for vault

Manoeuvre - Ma's target (anagram)

Plan to make up huge pastries (wordplay)

Scheme to bring rock to Beds (wordplay)

Soft metallic element

One of 15's cooked mutton, sir

Element number 38

""Having the form of, or resembling, a style, pin, or pen; styloid.""

Tchaikovsky's sweetie (wordplay)

Nutcracker fairy type

Sweet or sweetener

English word

English word

Cooperation of two or more things

Theological doctrine

Working together of individuals for greater effect

""Of or relating to a gamopetalous corolla having a slender tube and an abruptly expanded limb, as in phlox.""

Our stamina is restored here

US animator rebuilt health farm

Hospital is on trauma scramble

Is in trauma being treated in hospital

Institution to improve one's health [1938]

English word

The cytoplasm of a striated muscle fiber.

Old-style word for a teacher

Teacher, old style.

Any prude or pedant

Classy place (wordplay)

Teaching space (wordplay)

This has class

""A hardened body formed by certain fungi, as by the Claviceps purpurea, which produced ergot. Claviceps purpurea, which produced ergot.""

Element 106

Element #106

Doctrine bothering aimless cur

Profane belief in Lear's music melody

A religious school of thought in Church's place

Good vibrations record (wordplay)

Shocking record strikes some as grim

Is cat among horses up for the earth-shattering record (wordplay)

A miser's apt to become perverse, not joining in

""A portion of dead bone which becomes separated from the sound portion, as in necrosis.""

""Pl. sestertia (-sh , -sh - ) A monetary unit of ancient Rome equivalent to 1,000 sesterces.""

""SHERIFF a law-enforcement officer of a county, also SHIREMAN, SHIRRA""

English word

Semblance, superficial likeness

Image; effigy

Lams priest (anagram)

Wake up at the back (wordplay)

Air driven back by a propeller

SOLIDARE a small coin

One of the motionless spermatozoids in the conceptacles of certain fungi.

Hated the book, perhaps

Belly jeans, for example (wordplay)

Blushing crow, perhaps

""A spore case in the cryptogamous plants, as in ferns, etc.""

Capable of living or growing only within a limited range of temperature.

Picture or diagram showing items as though in 3-D

""A poisonous plant (Datura Stramonium); stinkweed. See Datura, and Jamestown weed. Datura Stramonium); stinkweed. See Datura, and Jamestown weed.""

Arranged in layers

PROBLEM a difficult question or situation

PROGRAM to arrange in a plan of proceedings

Low-down layer

Rub at smuts spoiling foundation

Underlayer

Spot for a Turkish bath

Irrational art form

C 20 art movement

Art of subconscious imagery

Lamb's try is possibly luxuriousness

(Attempted) reconciliation between different religions or philosophies

Try 'Secs.', 'Min.' variation for inflectional fusion

SARDONIC mocking

""Resembling a ladder in form or appearance; having transverse bars or markings like the rounds of a ladder; as, the scalariform cells and scalariform pits in some plants. as, the scalariform cells and scalariform pits in some plants.""

English word

Monastery room for writing

""A genus of fleshyleaved plants, of which the houseleek (Sempervivum tectorum) is the commonest species. Sempervivum tectorum) is the commonest species.""

Heavenly photo

""Pl -nia [-nɪə] (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) the sporophyte of mosses and liverworts, consisting of a spore-bearing capsule on a short stalk that arises from the parent plant (the gametophyte) sporogonial   adj STADIOMETER (Mathematics & Measurements / Surveying) an instrument that measures the length of curves, dashes, etc., by running a toothed wheel along them [from stadio- , from stadium + -meter ]""

English word

English word

SUPREME a rich cream sauce

The concurrence of events in time; simultaneousness.

Adherence to religious groupings

Pl. spermagonia also spermogonia (-n - ) A cup-shaped cavity or receptacle in which the spermatia of certain lichens and fungi are produced.

Brings The Dead to life for the latecomers who have something to say (wordplay)

Brings The Dead to life for the latecomers who have something to say

MICROGRAM

Fabulous insurance payment (wordplay)

SUPERREAL

Realm of A-list celebrity (wordplay)

Very great fame

Position of great fame

""A stratum, or layer, above another.""

A mild Socrates (anagram); priestcraft

Priestly devotion admits oracles must be reinterpreted

Technique for literary criticism

Piers Morgan: 'US run a highly organised community'

The doctrine and use of sacraments; attashment of excessive importance to sacraments.

An electronically controlled mechanical or hydraulic device permitting a large action or strong forces to be controlled by a small electrical signal.

""A primitive seminal cell, occuring in masses in the seminal tubules. It divides into a mass (spermosphere) of small cells (spermoblast), which in turn give rise to spermatozoids.""

Handedness, in chemistry

Belief in magic

Belief in ghosts

Infestation of parasites by other parasites.

Jingo's excessive ardor