2-Letter Words Starting with S

Say, with "as"

So great (a size)

Like following like (wordplay)

""To make a moaning or sighing sound, also SOUGH""

""A willow tree, also SAUGH""

""A willow tree, also SAUCH""

You're in the library!

Cut out the racket!

No more talking!

Type of fund (wordplay)

Reason for wearing boots, perhaps

Reason for wearing boots perhaps

Murmur (of wind)

Murmur like the wind poetically

Make whispering sound like wind in trees

Pole position (wordplay)

Down and out you say nothing about

So do Hotpoint (wordplay)

""A province of India, also SUBA""

Soft, twilled silk

Soft silk fabric

Silk used for scarves.

{plenty=n}

""To separate the woody fibre by beating, also SWINGLE""

A {thicket=n}

""To plant temporarily, also SHEUGH""

""To plant temporarily, also SHEUCH""

Wimsey, for one

Encyclopedia Brown, for one

Nancy Drew, for one

Stand down (wordplay)

Slovenly gait or person (or hat)

Show poor posture

Swamp; cast off (skin)

A bog or marsh, perhaps of despond

Shed (with "off")

Blacken, as with soot

Soiled spot

Blot.

Fruit to squeeze (wordplay)

Press flat on court (wordplay)

Vegetable on court (wordplay)

Make uncomfortable, in a way

Grape-crushing sound

Slogging-in-mud sound

To {squash=v}

Copper cash collection for tabernacle

Jewish ritual hut

A shelter where meals are eaten during Jewish festivals

As much (anagram)

Shrub bright in autumn

This is a chum's tree, strangely

Squeeze into a ball

Make a crushing noise

Sit on one's heels

Having a certain taste.

Kind of lemony

Beginning to curdle

Walk through mud

Sound of walking in thick mud

Silence the opposition.

Appropriate rhyme for flinch

1 of 5 in school gives support for spire

To {squash=v}

Dependable; stop (flow)

Loyal? Huns act badly!

Very loyal; stop (a flow of blood)

Jewish festival celebrating the Exodus (variant spelling)

Jewish harvest festival

Tanning process (wordplay)

Outdoor inactivity (wordplay)

An outdoor inactivity (wordplay)

Largemouth bass, for one

Swimmer ultimately gets his fun spoilt

Large marine animal

Plant growing near the sea

{unusual=adj}

Juneberry.

Are homeless snails so slow (wordplay)

Slow and apathetic

Shot silent film star is lifeless

{slovenly=adj}

{snouty=adj}

Shrub with white flowers

Small evergreen shrub

Quite regular

Quite conservative Queen wears dresses, husband follows

Boxy

Resembling a squire

A bit thick

On the heavy side

On the plump side

Ozark angler's catch

A subdivision of an epoch

A graph contained within a larger graph

A {remora=n}

A marine fish

Intelligent grooming tool (wordplay)

Brainy comber (wordplay)

Nevada's symbol.

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

Old-time prospector

For being sulky, use...

Leaven for making bread

In America, plant leaders of Soviet partisans to assassinate president

SQUAW an American Indian woman

Easily sickened or disgusted

Fastidious and easily disgusted

Easily sickened or shocked

""BRANCH to spread like a tree branch, also BRAUNCH""

Corn-and-beans dish

Dish of lima beans and corn

Narragansett vegetable dish

Billionaires' status

Price rush organised for millionaires' class

""Pl. surfperch or surfperches Any of various viviparous marine fishes of the family Embiotocidae, found in shallow waters along the North American Pacific coast. Also called surf fish .""

Rascal, from Italian farce

Boastful coward in drama

Stock character in Italian farce

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""An American shrub (Andromeda Mariana) having clusters of nodding white flowers. It grows in low, sandy places, and is said to poison lambs and calves. Andromeda Mariana) having clusters of nodding white flowers. It grows in low, sandy places, and is said to poison lambs and calves.""

See hardhack .

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One with big dick energy (wordplay)

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Oceanic operator (wordplay)

It has knifelike spines on its tail

It has scalpellike spines on its tail

""PARAGRAPH Originally, a marginal mark or note, set in the margin to call attention to something in the text, e. g., a change of subject; now, the character g., a change of subject; now, the character <?/, commonly used in the text as a reference mark to a footnote, or to indicate the place of a division into sections.""

""SANSCULOTTE A fellow without breeches; a ragged fellow; a name of reproach given in the first French revolution to the extreme republican party, who rejected breeches as an emblem peculiar to the upper classes or aristocracy, and adopted pantaloons.""

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