2-Letter Words Starting with X

The fourteenth letter of the Greek alphabet

The currency of Vietnam

Ones following the nus (wordplay)

Squiggly Greek letters

Expected 2015 Sue Grafton title starter

Ancient Greek promenade

Portico in ancient Greece for athletics

Portico of ancient Rome.

Small three-masted vessel

Old corsair ship.

Old-timey sailing ship with three masts

City ESE of Dayton

Ohio tornado city

City SE of Dayton

""Of a culture medium, growing with unknown other microbiota""

Element in the spotlight (wordplay)

Nobody comes back after 10:25 (wordplay)

Gas discovered by Ramsay

Deficient in moisture

Having desertlike conditions

Needing minimal water, as plants

African ground squirrel

African ground squirrel.

A substance found in cell walls of plants

Some waxy lemon tree's woody tissue

Woody plant tissue

Phloem's cousin

Coal-tar derivative

Coaltar derivative

Dimethyl-benzene, an aromatic hydrocarbon

A univalent radical

Xystus

Covered porticos, in Greek architecture

Porticoes for athletics.

Covered porticos in Greek architecture

Craft for corsairs

Old Mediterranean ships

Three-masted ships

Of relations between host and guest

Xenia

Some gas atoms

Some gas atoms, informally

Flash tube elements

Xylan

Xylem

Compound used in aviation fuel

Thinner axes bend, we hear

Isomer found in rubber cement

Having the nature of wood.

Made of wood.

Like wood

Xylol

Sugar to look sexy when cycling

Sugar found in wood and straw

Sugar, in chemistry.

Xylyl

Doctor's instrument

Surgical scraper

Bone-scraper

Athletes exercised in these covered porticos in ancient history

""A roofed area for athletic training ancient Greece, also XYSTUS, XYST""

Ancient Greek porticompany

Covered portico used by athletes when exercising

In ancient Greece, a portico used by athletes for their exercises

Gum

Yellow China tea say, brewed after 10

Having a yellow colour or tint

Having a yellow color.

Yellow colouring-matter found in various flowers

Developing in a dry area

Conditions of skin dryness

Pathological dryness, to a dermatologist

Abnormal dryness, to a dermatologist

Abnormal dryness, in dermatology

Dry: medical term

Xerus

Sword-shaped, in anatomy

Shaped like a sword

Sword-shaped

Coal tar solvents

""A chemical compound, also XYLIDINE""

Sugar alcohol in some chewing gums

Sugar alternative in chewing gum

Sugar substitute in some toothpastes

Xylose

Surgical bone-scrapers

Surgical instruments

Xanthan

A chemical salt

A soluble yellow colouring

A white crystalline compound of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

Crystalline compound that caffeine is derived from

Xanthin

A yellow skin tumour

A chemical compound

Yellowish

Yellow

Cross-fertilization

The production of offspring totally different from the parent

Out-of-place rock fragment

Certain rock fragment

Times cryptic hotline solves 'Foreign rock?'

A dry land sere

Xiphoid

""A chemical compound, also XYLIDIN""

Xylidin

Xylitol

Hard and woody fruit eg coconut

Hard woody fruit such as the coconut

The preparation of wood for microscopic examination

Xanthate

Xanthein

Xanthene

Xanthine

Xanthoma

Xanthone

Interspecies transplant of sorts changed a frog next

Xenolith

Fan of things foreign

Lover of foreigners

One who fears foreigners

One afraid of strangers

One afraid of foreigners

English word

XEROPHILE

Plant suited to desert regions.

Plant, eg cactus, able to inhabit places with little water

Xerosere

Xylidine

Xylocarp

""An engraving on wood, or the impression from such an engraving; a print by xylography.""

Instrument with wooden bars to be struck

Patrick Moore's instrument

It can be hammered in the pit

Xanthoma

Relating to a foreign substance found in a body

Xenogamy

Derived or obtained from an organism of a different species: a xenogeneic tissue graft; xenogeneic antibodies.

Xenogeny

Xenograft

XENOLITH a fragment of rock in another rock

Xenophile

They're certainly not ET fans

Folk fearing foreigners

They don't talk to strangers

Excessive fear of foreigners

Fear of anything foreign or strange

Dislike of foreigners

Disliking foreigners

Hating foreigners

Adjective (-ic)

Non-chemical photographic process

Technique used by photocopiers

Xerophyte

XEROPHYTE

Xylograph

Wood-engraving art

Art of engraving on wood

Upscale marimbas (wordplay)

Certain percussion instruments

Percussion instruments

Xylotomy

Pigment causing autumn colours

Xenobiotic

Xenophobia

A dry photographic or photocopying process in which a negative image formed by a resinous powder on an electrically charged plate is electrically transferred to and thermally fixed as positive on a paper or other copying surface.

Xerophily

Droughtloving; able withstand the absence or lack of moisture.

XEROPHYTE

Both dry and hot: a xerothermic climate.

""Pl. xiphisterna (-n ) The posterior and smallest of the three divisions of the sternum, below the gladiolus and the manubrium. Also called xiphoid , xiphoid process .""

One making engravings on wood

""XYLOGRAPH An engraving on wood, or the impression from such an engraving; a print by xylography.""

""Eating, boring in, or destroying, wood; said especially of certain insect larv\'91, crustaceans, and mollusks.""

Certain percussion player

Ten only, ship to all-round musician

Percussion instrument player

Xanthophyll

Xerography

Xerophytism

""The posterior segment, or extremity, of the sternum; sometimes called metasternum, ensiform cartilage, ensiform process, or xiphoid process. metasternum, ensiform cartilage, ensiform process, or xiphoid process.""

XYLOGRAPHER One who practices xylography.

Xylography

Xylophonist

""Pl. xenodiagnoses (-s z) Diagnosis of an infectious disease at an early stage by exposing a presumably infected individual or tissue to a clean, laboratory-bred mosquito, tick, or other vector and then examining the vector for the presence of the infective microorganism.""

""Pl. xenodiagnoses (-s z) Diagnosis of an infectious disease at an early stage by exposing a presumably infected individual or tissue to a clean, laboratory-bred mosquito, tick, or other vector and then examining the vector for the presence of the infective microorganism.""

An abnormal dryness of the eyeball produced usually by longcontinued inflammation and subsequent atrophy of the conjunctiva.

""Extreme dryness and thickening of the conjunctiva, often resulting from a deficiency of vitamin A.""

""Of or pertaining to xylography, or wood engraving.""

""Pl. xenodiagnoses (-s z) Diagnosis of an infectious disease at an early stage by exposing a presumably infected individual or tissue to a clean, laboratory-bred mosquito, tick, or other vector and then examining the vector for the presence of the infective microorganism.""

XENOPHOBIC

Xerophthalmia

XEROGRAPHIC

X-ray photography by a non-chemical process