2-Letter Words Starting with T

Tracheole

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Trackside

Garments for dashing people (wordplay)

Symbols of merchandise

Many commercial slogans

Corporate logos, for example

Customs and beliefs

They come down - ditto,rains

Inherited cultures.

TRADITOR a {traitor=n}

Shakespeare and others.

Upset star, in embracing old dramatists

Somewhat outraged, I answer for some players

TRAILER to transport by a vehicle drawn by another

Trailhead

Trainband

Capacities of certain vehicles.

Freight units.

Mata Hari, for example

Ready to betray.

Unfaithful love rat, suitor gets upset about

Disloyal

Conducted, as business

Carried on business.

Negotiated

Buyer or seller.

One who does business.

He carries through negotiations.

Transaxle

Surpasses.

Termini by the hundred after I am not in the trains

Exceeds

Rent as new, holding key as duplicate

... RBS certain to produce a copy

Copy into another form

Record in sort of music vault heard

Trial's written record

Written version of speech

TRANSDUCE

The South-East

Converter of physical quantity to electric signal

Transduce

Transect

TRANSEPT the part of a church at right angles to the nave

Transfect

FERAL {wild=adj}

G.I. sent elsewhere

One assigned to a new role or position

One shifted to a new post

One who parts with property legally strikes fans with terror

Frozen with horror

Established supporting vehicles one should leave immobile

Good news for rail commuters except one, dumbstruck

Transfix

Skill put over by bridge partners wanting manuscript changes

Turning red fast, sun permeated

Transfuse

Like some organisms modified in labs

Containing DNA from a different organism

Break (limit, law)

Voilate the law

Go beyond (legal) limits

Damaged car in tense passing situation

Impermanent quality

Ephemerality

The quality of being transient; transientness.

Travellers who earn stints working

They're just passing through

Homeless ones

Tiny power device.

Part of a pocket radio.

Mighty electronic midget.

Transit

A change from one state to another

Change-over stage

Process of change

Taking an object

Kind of verb.

Passing over crossing initially is very easy

Passing star in ground with politician

Brief strain troubled politician

Brief managed seat held by Conservative

Worked at the U.N., perhaps

Put another way, I left train hammered

Got across another way

Interprets.

Interprets

U.N. employee

U.N. employe.

United Nations employee

13 acrossed in a quiet way at last

Alters menu and starts to get excited

Passed through pores

Become known.

Took place

Becomes known by degrees.

Comes to pass

Reportedly dream French footballer comes to pass

Remedy for a broken heart (wordplay)

Remove into new bed (or body?)

Change of heart (wordplay)

Crossing the Arctic Circle

Certain ships or planes

Important ships in a convoy.

Moves away

Played in a different key

Changed the key

Typed "thsi" instead of "this"

Turns around as Toner's pass goes astray

Makes a key alteration and rearranges one's straps

Interchanges

A segment of DNA that is capable of independently replicating itself and inserting the copy into a new position within the same or another chromosome or plasmid.

Metamorphose.

Transship

SONIC pertaining to sound

TRANSUDE to pass through a membrane

Transude

VALUE to estimate the worth of

Extending across (the long axis)

Extending across something

Spoilt star with nerves getting cross

Circus performers up high

Quadrilaterals with two parallel sides

Certain four-sided figures.

Geometrical figures.

Trapnest

The quality or state of being trashy.

Establishments serving Italian food in a casual atmosphere

Development of a mutter is a shock

Distress I must rate possible when harbouring first sign of ailment

Distress

Psychological injury

Strong tourists (wordplay)

His Prelude was composed by Freya Stark

Strong people in displacement

Traversal

Traverser

Getting across

Burlesqued

Comic take-offs.

Essays containing an item for police protection create distorted images

Mockeries

Symbols of frustration.

Roads to nowhere

Ways to nowhere

Spying against one's own country, say

Like Benedict Arnold, for some!

Arnold-esque (wordplay)

Ones keeping a firm balance (wordplay)

Club officials entrusted with funds

They work on books

Cherishes one in the exchequers

Places for funds

Some bills

Holding dear

Valuing highly

Sessions with a chiropractor

Sent matter for analysis to find cures

Trebuchet

Trebucket

Treenware

Trehalose

Treillage

Trellis

Worms backward class will cage to make more docile

Trembly

Sure to mend somehow - terrific!

Seem rotund perhaps, and large

In a delirium, do you hear it? Terrific!

Tremolite

Not quite the last word in hair fashion

Tendency to follow fashion

Being in last stage at home secured by lock

Treponema

Treponeme

Didn't keep off.

Lorraine's very old-fashioned daughter sinned

Offended, in France, very old-fashioned duke

One has no right to be on land

Guard dog's quarry

One found guilty on the wrong grounds

Goes one step too far (wordplay)

Three free tickets (wordplay)

Is an intruder out? Lock chains!

Tretinoin

Trialogue

Triarchy

Somehow train sloth for races

Ingroup loyalties

Tribulate

Tribunate

Plural or third person singular

""A disease of the eye, in which the eyelashes, being turned in upon the eyeball, produce constant irritation by the motion of the lids.""

""Of or pertaining to trichin\'91 or trichinosis; affected with, or containing, trichin\'91; as, trichinous meat. as, trichinous meat.""

A lasso cell.

Trickery

The quality of being tricky.

TRICKISH {tricky=adj}

Trickly

Tricksy

Unreliable whist players (wordplay)

Con artists

Con men

Tricotine

Tricuspid

Tricyclic

Third anniversaries

36-month periods

Triennium

Trierarch

Trifolium

Trigness

Trihedral

Trihedron

Trihybrid

Fossilized marine animals

Extinct arthropods, one preserved in lobster, it could be (wordplay)

Periods of the academic year

Pre-delivery periods

College terms

Trimness

Trinketer

Trinomial

Trisect

Three-way division

Trisector

Symbol often consisting of three arms or legs

See Stearin. Stearin.

In a tristful manner; sadly.

""SULFIDE a sulfur compound, also SULFID, SULPHID, SULPHIDE""

Tritheism

Tritheist

Triticale

Pulverizes

Triunity

Make unimportant

Reduce in importance as one repeatedly interrupts travels, perhaps

TRIVIALISE TRIVIAL insignificant

Trochlear

Electrically driven public service vehicle

You may be moved by this role subtly cast

People are moved by its high wire performance

Tommy Dorsey, for example

Band member.

Brass player

Military transports

Transports.

Left back to dwell on the ball? It's up in the air

Atmospheric boundary near which the jet stream blows

Plural or third person singular

""The movement or orientation of an organism in response to two stimuli, especially lights, by means of different sense organs.""

Brides' put-asides

Special wardrobes.

Eats sour broth from America - it's made for the brides!

New brides' wardrobes

They're saved in trunks

French philosopher wearing Texas brides' outfits

Truantry

Truckline

What big rigs haul

Freight quantities

Semi quantities

Trueness

Trumpery

People with brass elephants (wordplay)

Swans and elephants

Musicians with T Rex starting to upset REM members

Police clubs

Trustee

Time to deteriorate? Quite, in a way that might be naive

Reliable state

Lack of practice demands time before achieving reliability

TRUSTING trust

The state of being tuberous.

Tubificid

A rock composed of compacted volcanic ash varying in size from fine sand to coarse gravel. Also called tufa .

Tularemia

Tulipwood

Tumblebug

The act of becoming tumid; the state of being swollen; intumescence; -- applied especially to the state of swelling of the vascular tissue in the male and female sex organs when they have been stimulated to readiness for sexual intercourse.

Tumidity

Loud with a quartet (wordplay)

Marked by uproar

*Highly hectic

Unmelodiously

Tunesmith

Tungstate

Turbidite

The quality or state of being turbid; muddiness; foulness.

Turbinate

Rolls Royce Dart engines, for example

""A gas turbine engine that powers a rotating cylindrical shaft, as to a pump or a helicopter rotor.""

TURFSKI a type of ski

Turgency

Becoming turgid or inflated; swelling; growing big.

""TURGID swollen, having a laboured writing style""

Fair-play ingredients

Extreme changes

Reversals

Prepares to play Scrabble (wordplay)

Theme park entrances

Goes on roof covering points of entry

Shore birds

Get revenge on a fellow buff (wordplay)

Record player parts

Hip-hop DJ's equipment

Turophile

Turpitude

Turquois

Tutelary

Tutoress

Tutorship

Twayblade

The nature of posh people dressed for a Boxing Day walk (wordplay)

Bits of time wasted with teens

Certain fractions