2-Letter Words Starting with T

Like some college appointments

Project in a fishbowl, perhaps

Turtle locale, maybe

Zoo keeper (wordplay)

Range of a part, vocally

Range of a vocal part

A vocal part's range

Tetanus

TEUTONIZE

Regarding writing

Texture

TEXTURE to make by weaving

Thallium

Thallus

A theologian.

To that (formal)

Work out route, then get to it

To that, formally

Immediately getting mobile phone? True!

Immediately used phone? True!

Then that's it

THESE this

Roget's reference to a T. Rex (wordplay)

Roget on the Lizard (wordplay)

Meaningful work (wordplay)

Theurgy

""One who pretends to, or is addicted to, theurgy.""

Spare toothless so-and-so

The whatsit was watery and sticky

Teh whatsit is sticky but not stiff

Thiourea

Spiny shrub

Prickly undergrowth

May the 'Thunderer' note 'ow quiet it is!

Loads you found on beach (wordplay)

M&M hordes (wordplay)

There's many of you on the beaches

Thoroughly.

Thrummer

Thrummy

Steady drone

Trusts her to rebuild parts of some rockets

THRUST to push forcibly

Dynamic corrosion infecting object

Credulous - but inwardly hard and assertive

Thrustor

Bowling ball feature

Place to grip a palette

Thumbkin

Digital sketch (wordplay)

Small image on Tom's collar (wordplay)

Said of a small sketch.

Thumbnut

US word for a drawing-pin

Bulletin board fastener

Bulletin board sticker

Shouted to the many below held captive

Made a loud noise.

Hit powerfully, as a home run

Epithet for Jupiter.

Epithet for Zeus.

The Times used to sound like lightning

Liturgical censers

Thurifer

Tilbury

TIMEOUS {timely=adj}

Timpanum

Cured this by giving it a tint

Put in solution as instructed - no second turn

Showing a slight tinge, metal smoked, keeping temperature well up

Medicinal solutions.

Metal cruet's unsavoury effects on flavour

Can remedies, taking time, get medicinal solutions (wordplay)

Tiramisu

Titanium

TITTUP to move in a lively manner

Bird acted like a ram with ewes - pranced

In a titular manner; nominally; by title only.

TOILFUL {toilsome=adj}

Kind of cookie

Type of chocolate chip cookie

Coin collector's spot

""Any one of three metameric amido derivatives of toluene analogous to aniline, and called respectively orthtoluidine, metatoluidine, and paratoluidine; especially, the commonest one, or paratoluidine, which is obtained as a white crystalline substance. orthtoluidine, metatoluidine, and paratoluidine; especially, the commonest one, or paratoluidine, which is obtained as a white crystalline substance.""

Toluidin

Tonguing

Tonsure

Workmen's storage area

TOREUTIC pertaining to a type of metalwork

Torques

They inflict severe physical pain

Cruel ones.

Guantanamo guards working to US terror model

Inflicting great suffering

Long and drawn-out, say

Inflicting pain cruelly

Characterised by suffering

This may be felt

Violent beach lout can be felt

It pains me to be wearing present material

NFL dead-ball ruling

A landing worth six points!

Result of a Hail Mary, perhaps

Score at the airport (wordplay)

""The vent of a cannot or other firearm, by which fire is communicateed to the powder of the charge.""

Touchy

Rugby/soccer pitch marking

Move family's boundary marker

Badly cut hole in side of playing area

(Engineering / Metallurgy) a maker's mark stamped on pewter objects

Fire hazard, thus ward off danger

Such feeling would sound superstitious

Out of play, would sound superstitious

Strengthened

He-man's quality

What wielding those guns is intended to convey (wordplay)

Typical of sightseers

Rossini's 2 duets or no other

Round thick piece of beef fillet

Steak done differently in French town

Tourney

Brutal ace found out, put in cell (wordplay)

Rod-shaped cell or structure that bridges a cavity

Loose sports/casual wear

Mourinho is this sort of manager

Chase case containing casual clothing

Calumniators.

People who malign dealers importing duck without wings

Speaking badly of

Trainful

Convert, as energy

Safest run (anagram)

Turn into gold, maybe (wordplay)

Change the nature of (something)

Change menu - tart's off

Transude

Transude

A wrist bone

Quadrilateral with two parallel sides

Quadrilateral with two sides parallel

Head turner

Trapunto

Trauchle

Trauchle

Shocking so to cut it with a ram

Painful, in a way

Likely to scar

Cherished, held dear

Walkabout certain to be much appreciated

Held in high esteem.

One expected to take notes (wordplay)

One who keeps one's balance (wordplay)

Rate reform more certain - official!

Has a fondness for

Collectibles, so to speak

People, books, doubloons, etc.

This is only a stones throw away

Medieval siege engine

Medieval engine of war

A cucking stool; a tumbrel.

Shaking.

Shaking lemurs out running wild

Timid; quivering

Slightly shaking

Tressour

Heraldic charges

Laurie got around to three-way conversation

Jerome protagonists talked it over in this

Hearing nothing, guest loses way as the result of a crossed line, perhaps

""TRIBE a group of people with common ancestry, language and culture""

Courts of justice

Panels need cake to be included in tests

Boards settling disputes

The state or office of a tribune; tribuneship.

Supplementary course (wordplay)

Subsidiary course (wordplay)

Stream flowing into a larger one

Having three segments

Putrid (sic) outcome with three points

Having three points or segments

Period of time.

""A genus of leguminous herbs with densely spiked flowers and usually trifoliate leaves; trefoil. There are many species, all of which are called clover. See Clover. clover. See Clover.""

Gallery over nave arches

High gallery in church

Trillium

Having the parts in threes.

Trismus

Triticum

Make ground, perhaps, with a turret around it

Type of arch (as in Paris)

Like an arch raised by the victors

A limp hurt (anagram) - type of arch

Came out on top

Was successful.

Attempted to hold bend at speed and was successful

Group of three officers in Rome

Administrative trio in ancient Rome

Chaps in office win no local runs (among seven)

Group of three sharing supreme power

Roman magistrates

Any bird of hummingbird genus of the same name

Troilus

Troubler

What both with 'er has

Pained grunt, boil causing distress

Bothersome

Full of trouble; causing trouble.

Trouncer

Heavily defeating

Decisive defeat

Troupial

Not the groom's wedding tackle!

All that a bride needs!

USA routes (anagram)

Trouty

Trouvere

Trouveur

Repeated absenteeism gets curates in trouble

Truant

Truckage

Truckful

Trucking

Truckler

English word

Submitting.

Six cubic yards of dirt, say

Semi quantity

Ornery, in a way

Aggressive copper, in turn, let off

Rude and aggressive

Trudgeon

Tories

Soul mates

Life partners

Sweethearts

An honest fellow, in the good old days

Shakespearean word for an honest fellow

Proudly proclaimed

Proclaimed loudly - made the noise of an elephant

Blew the winning card first and tee'd what's left

Gabriel, for one

One of a band of elephants (wordplay)

Instrumentalist - type of swan

Cut right at end, perhaps

Open out cutter and cut

Lopped with cutter and crushed

Prunes can wrinkle with time in constant sun

Cuts off

Shortens

Law enforcement staff (wordplay)

Maybe chunter on about cudgel

Policeman's weapon

Trundler

Rolling Stones' second, then Radiohead? Flunkey wants Queen

Swimmer with a boxlike body

Trunkful

Manage Ulster in tons of cannon with them

Trussing

Not at all shady

Responsible about one's obligations - brutal set (anagram)

Steadfast

Most reliable

Commitments to curb corrosion by tenant at first are most reliable

That may not be trusted; not worthy of trust; unfaithful.

Tubenose

Tubercle

Garden flowers.

Lilylike flowers.

Tubework

Tubifex

English word

Tubulate

Tubulate

Tubulure

Tuckahoe

Tucker

Vehicles offloading right skips for food stores

Robin's favourite stores providing food for pupils

Friar's beer ingredients from Glenstal Abbey's stores, for instance

""Pertaining to tufa; consisting of, or resembling, tufa.""

Relating to instruction

Instructive form of a Loti unit

Out with Latin, I challenged, it's to do with teaching

Disease transmitted by the deer fly

""An infectious disease caused by the bacterium Francisella tularensis that chiefly affects rodents but can also be transmitted to humans through the bite of various insects or contact with infected animals. In humans, the disease is characterized by intermittent fever and swelling of the lymph nodes. Also called rabbit fever .""

Striped timber used in cabinet making

Ornamental timber

Australian tree of rainforest and scrub with timber used in cabinetmaking

Tullibee

See Tumbledung. Tumbledung.

Tumbling

Tumefy

Bloated stomach egghead's to detect

Swollen stomach beginning to extrude - and smell!

Swelling

Adjective meaning resembling

Tumpline

Tumulus

Tundish

TUNEFUL melodious

Actor-dancer as composer?

Actor-dancer as composer (wordplay)

A composer of light music and songs

Sound of tongue, say, getting salt

Tungsten

""Covered with a tunic; covered or coated with layers; as, a tunicated bulb.as, a tunicated bulb.""

Marine animals, as sea squirts.

Sand hogs, for example.

Subway diggers.

Tragic result about one lost from nine miners

Making a tunnel

Worked in an underground movement

Underwent (wordplay)

Bored by French director after Shaft

Small English coins

TURBAN a head covering worn by Muslims

Turbary

A sedimentary deposit formed by a turbidity current.

Turbidness.

Turbinal

To revolve or spin like a top; to whirl.

Highly charged racers

Vehicles that exploit their exhausts

Turbofan