2-Letter Words Starting with W

""A provincial name given in England to basaltic rocks, and applied by miners to other kind of darkcolored unstratified rocks which resist the point of the pick. for example, to masses of chert. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt. Whindikes, and whinsills, are names sometimes given to veins or beds of basalt.""

Whipping

A reeling blow (wordplay)

E.g. a dust devil

Fast-moving (figurative)

Whirry

Whisht

Wolf's action (wordplay)

Game fish blowing the gaff

Making music through pursed lips

Certain shoe polishes

Toothpaste additives

Toothpaste ingredients

Quality of new-fallen snow

New thesis about anaemic look

Innocence.

Claim for many a toothpaste

Part of a dove (wordplay)

Whittle

Topnotch coiffurists (wordplay)

Hairdo for experts (wordplay)

Light shell (WW1 slang), firework

High-explosive shell used in World War I

Some mystery stories

Detective stories

Christie creations

Quite possibly the butler (wordplay)

Mystery rogue I hunt down

Mystery perplexed Hindu town

""The quality or state of being whole, entire, or sound; entireness; totality; completeness.""

Going by at high speed

High snow drifts engulfing Oscar, going like the wind!

Whoreson

Uncultivated plant

Wildland

Wildling

Willing

As a volunteer would

The way one has gladly inherited this

One way to comply

Willow

Abstract noun (-ness)

An exceedingly strong gust of wind.

Like the flapper's bob.

Like thistle seeds

Like rumble-seat hair

Trees providing shelter

Protective hedge

Breezeblock, when split, may give shelter

Rumble-seat hazards.

Windburn

Winter weather factor

Freezing weather factor

Weather factor

Profits from apples and pears (wordplay)

Yield after a powerful blow (wordplay)

Surprise prizes

Windflaw

Windgall

""The kestrel; called also windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner. windbibber, windcuffer, windfanner.""

Comes first, eats inside - problem with digestion (wordplay)

Windling

Make Hayley short of breath (wordplay)

Power houses (wordplay)

Don Quixote's "giants."

Window

Thoraxes' contents

Tracheas

Protecting from cold air

Like a strong raincoat

Wrap for old female, affording protection in gale (wordplay)

Windrow

Aviator's attire (wordplay)

Aviator's attire?

*Some weather vanes

Haboob, for one

Turns to marines during rough weather

Weather feature encircles male on peak

Travels over water

Sails over water

Participates in an X-Game

Unkempt having suffered blow (wordplay)

Exposed orchestra members cried

Bleak and exposed

English word

Windward

It may come into port? On the contrary!

Flute, for one

Port terminal (wordplay)

Chest exercise at a vintner's (wordplay)

... to make merlot (wordplay)

Grape-squeezing equipment

Bistros.

Bags for Burgundy

Beverage bags

Some football players

Some offensive players

Small dents in the airplane (wordplay)

Lively shindigs

Sprees

Wingover

Stats for planes and power forwards

Stats for planes and NBA centers

Gives impromptu scathing reviews (wordplay)

Most persuasively

Winnower

Winnow

WINSOME charming

Most likely to turn heads and secure certain empty seat

Some seasonal Florida residents

Writer in residence's last novel is more gloomy

Wing around Ireland after tea to escape the cold

Add chains, snow tires, etc.

Prepare for bad weather

Prepare for colder days

Coldest.

Elongated, as metal filaments

Finely spun

English word

Traditional female healers

Pulled chicken leftovers (wordplay)

Some gridiron formations

Things to be pulled.

Nebulous nature

Witching

Discontinued; shunning social contact

More than just reserved

Wingers under Sir Alf Ramsey

Dying to be thin, I grew monstrously

In the company of Ireland - gee, it's dying!

In the company of Ireland, Gee, it has a drought!

Bear displayed on a pedestal (wordplay)

Using empty shed to trap brown bear

Resist having to get up

Saw that the West End is sinful

Saw comic on loch with journalist

Legally attested

Sees sense maybe, within reason

They're in a box

They may be called in court

Banter from spectator either side of half-time

Knowingly; with knowledge; by design.

Sad? Let misery depart!

Miserable? Cheer up!

Miserable in appearance

Woeness

Large dog, maybe Irish

Tall canine of Erin

Popular dog breed

... for a lothario (wordplay)

Elbow fans rebuilt plant

Poisonous flower

Native of Michigan

State name of Michigan.

Evil owner of lupine female

Girl's future

Certain adult status

Womanise

Chap is beset by troubles and has casual affairs

Womanize

Don Juan

Womanize

The fair sex

The female sex

Maid known about with others

Without a woman or women.

Womanly

Feminine, say

Feminine

Ladies of the old West

Adult females

Females - sort of nice ones

Questioning folks

Flew round in a flap, that's marvellous!

End of the thought

Copenhagen, in song

Part 4 of remark

Feeling curiosity or doubt

Speculative new grid on order

Woodbind

Honeysuckles.

Most awkward.

The quality or state of being woody.

Tried to find favour with the countries

Woodnote

Some horns, for example

Clarinets and flutes

Flutes and bassoons

Woolskin

""Woozier , wooziest Dazed or confused.""

Loquacious quality

There's too much of it, in a manner of speaking

Verbiage

Labour judiciary toil here!

Labour seat (wordplay)

Carpenter's table

Becoming a skillful workman; skillful; well performed; workmanlike.

""A woman who performs any work; especially, a woman skilled in needlework.""

A woman who performs manual or industrial labor for wages.

A person whose soul is set upon gaining temporal possessions; one devoted to this world and its enjoyments.

Anxiety

Worrit

Worsen

Free from wound or hurt; exempt from being wounded; invulnerable.

American cowboys, those in dispute

Some Jeeps or jeans

Cowboys.

Fussing and fighting

In an argument with a fisherman at last

Coverings

Wrassle

Wrastle

Wreathe

Wrecking

On the pull, around end of bar, pulling

Twisting badly

Twisting suddenly

Struggling to earn a living (wordplay)

Sport with a welcoming mat (wordplay)

Girls went mad performing in The Ring

Wriggle

Wrinkly

Wrinkle

Watch site (wordplay)

Hospital gown go-with

Hospital patient's wear

As clue for 'rode', it's a bad 'un!

Red gown or shift for malefactor

Possible clue to 'erod being a sinner

Lack of justice

Wryness

""Native lead molybdate occurring in tetragonal crystals, usually tabular, and of a bright orangeyellow to red, gray, or brown color; also called yellow lead ore. yellow lead ore.""

Heights in BrontO novel

Book by Emily Bronte

YN. Sounds foul!

Suburb of Detroit

American breed of domestic fowl

Wadsett

Wagonette

Wainscot

Expert in the carriage trade (wordplay)

The hero whose nickname was "Skinny."

General at Bataan

Elastic settings

Tailor's measurements

Middle measures*

Latins wise to take care of vital statistics

Restaurant order-taker

Walkathon

Wampish

They're on the move to make wrings around the Dane

That open-road feeling.

An urge to stray wasn't ruled out

Marco Polo had it

Moral looseness

Miss appearing before head for reckless behaviour

Wapentake

Warbonnet

Wardenry

The chief administrative official of a prison.

Wariness

Warmness

Fight promoters in nasty row with Germans

Hawks

Warrantee

Warranter

Battle over tirade that is the first to shatter bonds

Justifying fighting and yelling

In conflict

Justifying armed conflict, speaking in belligerent manner

Warrantor

Where ewers are used

Sink relatives of old

Washstand

A fool complaining about festive carousing

Observed heading north on cruise maybe and celebrating in song

Travelled as a ship - into Bethlehem, as claimed in this activity!

Barren expanses

Deserts

Moors

View a parade (wordplay)

Like typhoid bacteria, often

Like some infections

Floating.

Brando's latest beat.

Scene of recent strike.

Budd Schulberg novel.

Gruel quality

Plimsoll marks.

Jolly Rancher flavor

OK State Vegetable

Fruit won over the Spanish after a time

Sympathetic folks are on the same one

Signal distance to the band

Way of thinking

In a wavering manner.

Waviness

Waxiness

""Weaklier , weakliest Delicate in constitution; frail or sickly.""

Defense concerns

Faults.

Failings

Without arms

From a pew lesson appears to be lacking force

Weaponry

Weasel

Enduring it when it comes to blows, perhaps

Managing to survive article, and sporting about it

Enduring

One forecasts where manta will swarm

Willard Scott is one

One concerned with clemency

Important predictors of the near future

Certain overnight guests

Spending two days gardening with inside knowledge

Taking short break that's ultimately a let-down to relate

Small men, they're after working days

When "Letterman" airs*

Occasions for going to bed on time

Sporting dog from Germany.

German hunting dog

Sporting dog from Germany

Wellness

You and I are about to leap

Water's rise.

'You and I are about to leap'

Deep-sea mollusk

New series went to promote New World ideology

Knowing about the East demanding to be put into a non-Eastern culture

WESTERN one who lives in the west

They're used in scrimshaw

Old collar stiffeners

""A man who owns, or has the care of, a wharf.""

Whatness

WHEEZE to breathe with a hissing sound

Where's Devon without its capital? Bust, any old time

They may be used for sharpening

Whicker

After fancy exercises, band's sobbing quietly

Crying