2-Letter Words Starting with Y

Lt. Tasha of "Star Trek: TNG"

Sourdough's time period

Piratical sound of agreement

Measure taken to upend cart (wordplay)

Scotland, for one

Lengthy pub order (wordplay)

Responsive, as a ship (Var.)

Easily handled, as a ship (Var.)

Easily maneuvered, as a boat

'The one that got away,' say

Spinning class material (wordplay)

The one that got away, say

One, for one.

Sophomore, for one

One's in a lifetime (wordplay)

To draw tight

""To bury, also EARD""

Snarl from rottie

Scotch terrier's growl

Snarl Scot.

Long past time (wordplay)

Days we'll never see again (wordplay)

Mail time (wordplay)

What comes before honor (wordplay)

Support whose Local Sheriff (wordplay)

Whose cheating heart (wordplay)

Desert digs (wordplay)

Hippie lodging, perhaps

Home with a dome

Short-barreled rifle

"Buck Rogers" Sunday artist 1933-58

Type of rifle

A garden

Dashed measurement (wordplay)

Home fronts (wordplay)

Giant advances (wordplay)

More quick to the helm

Quicker to the helm

More maneuverable at sea

Questionable tales perhaps

Stories with a twist to them (wordplay)

Overdrawn accounts (wordplay)

Strongly long (for)

Crave (with "for")

Be homesick say

Sentence units (wordplay)

Periods of global revolution (wordplay)

Threescore and ten, perhaps.

mat brewed beverage

Buena evergreen herb

San Francisco Bays Buena Island

Goads a hillbilly

Yird

Yirr

Earth

Times of old

Times long past

Times long past.

Not mine in Dogpatch (wordplay)

Not mine, in bucolic comic strips

Not mine in the hills

Not mine maybe

Family, perhaps, of 'you, and not mine'

Best alternative (wordplay)

""A portable tent, also YURT""

Mongolian tents (anagram of RUSTY)

Portable, circular dwellings

Circular tents used by nomads

Gossip, to an Aussie

Chatter, in Queensland

Conversation, in Sydney

Birds of the gull family variable

Birds of the gull family Var.

German riflemen.

Yaird

Loquacious sort

Gossipy one

Chatterbox

My mare, mistaken for yak (wordplay)

Lament about maiden can go heavenward

Run off at the mouth

A diagram used in meditation

Ear-piercing pooch

Chihuahua, for example

One who can't stop talking

Confined to quarters

Kept in an enclosure.

Surrounded by lawn

In a nimble manner

Easiest to maneuver

Easiest to move

Most dexterous

All told, this may be threaded, perhaps

Narrated in woolly way (wordplay)

Told tales of adventure

One who tells stories

Creeping plant (milfoil)

Folk singer Peter of Peter, Paul & Mary

Strong-scented plant

Chatter incessantly (Scots)

Scottish word for persistent talking

Scottish word for tiresome chatter

Noisy canine

Squawker

Hardly a moving picture (wordplay)

What a bore!

Show that's bo-o-oring

One who cries out

Checkup frequency, perhaps

Every May, say

Every September, say

Has a longing (for)

Is homesick, say

'Craves, longs for (6)'

Cheerleader, for one.

Film dog (with "Old")

Disney film dog (with "Old")

Pomeranian, for one

One choosing the restaurant, maybe

Distressed dog, for example

Herbs for making mate.

Mate and buena

Certain herbs

Yerk

Of a recent time (arch.)

"Day" or "year" attachment

Prefix for day or year.

Yirr

Yirth

Swiss singer variable

Alpine feature.

Warbler Var.

Lunchtime snack, perhaps

Cultured thing to eat (wordplay)

Cultural food (wordplay)

Down the road a bit, say

Who is he, that peasant (wordplay)

That peasant, who is he (wordplay)

A young gentleman

Scared animal, perhaps

Trapped animal, perhaps

Cat, at times

Heavy white powder, in chemistry.

Powder used in television tubes

Oxide used in television tubes

Of metallic element atomic number 39

Of element at. number 39

Of element .39

Australian word for talks or conversations

Prattles

Frequent Sperry customer, perhaps

America's Cup competitor

Sailor of a sort.

Chatterboxes

Says a lot

Won't shut up

Talks on and on

Yantra

Small noisy dogs

Little dogs, at times

They won't stop talking

Length of, say, a vehicle reversing

Distance gained (Am. football)

Amount of length (imperial)

Spar's tip (2 words)

End of punishment on board (wordplay)

My radar (anagram)

A group of animals displayed for sale

Farmworker employed in making up trains!

Certain railroad worker

Guy mowing lawns, for example

Guys with mowers

Some railroad employees

Landscaper's crew

Yarner

Telling tall tales

Serving up whoppers

Plants with flat-topped flower clusters

Common perennial herbs.

Fernlike plants

Jabbers incessantly

Chats aimlessly

Noisy talkers Var.

Noisy talkers variable

Members of the bored

They're boring

Dull sporting events

Yawper

Late in the fourth quarter (wordplay)

Audit time, perhaps

Like some reports

Longed (for something)

Felt longing (for something)

Craved (with "for")

It's long for one to be like this

One who pines

One with longings

Cheerleaders, for example

Screaming Mimis, for example

Pep squad, often

Foes of restaurateurs, maybe

Litter components, maybe

Caged dogs, often

Yerk

""Pertaining to yesterday, also YESTER""

'I surrender', says fielder with new cap

One giving way to pressure

One who gives in.

Yirr

Swiss miss, perhaps (wordplay)

One calling at peak times (wordplay)

Singing mountaineer, maybe

They claim to sing badly - Lord, yes!

Singers.

Dairy product (var.)

Tory? Ugh! (anagram)

Hug Tory (anagram)

Cultured snacks (wordplay)

Cultured food (wordplay)

Dairy case items

Yolky

Hudson River city

It's next to the largest city in U. S.

Neil Simon play locale

Age-less (wordplay)

Born later (than)

Confederate of Jesse James

A young person

Yowler

A poisonous gas

Yttria

Chemical element; um, try it (anagram)

Element used in CRTs and LEDs

Its atomic number is 39

More disgusting

Better-tasting

More delish

More tasty

Yabber

America's Cup contestants

They may possess 50-footers

Commodore's group

The anniversary of the death of a Jewish relative

Japanese food? I try a koi, cooked

Japanese style of chicken

Japanese dish on skewers

Talked, talked and talked

Whined and complained

Talked, talked, talked

One who whines persistently

Whiny one

Kvetch

Measures revising grade, say

Hole numbers (wordplay)

Golf hole numbers (wordplay)

Hanging supporters (wordplay)

Square sail segments

Parts of spars

Sax great Charlie Parker sobriquet

Inept enlistee

Army menial

An English unit of land measure

A measuring stick

Mowing, edging, etc.

Suburbanite's obligation

Mowing the lawn, trimming the bushes, etc.

""The skullcap of a Jewish man, also YAMALKA, YAMULKA, YARMULKA, YARMULKE""

Jewish skullcap; leaky rum (anagram)

Skullcap worn by Jewish males

A skullcap worn by Jewish men

Yatter

An aircraft instrument

Class work (wordplay)

Was 1984 such a publication (wordplay)

Annual that might be okay or otherwise!

Decembers' final days

Some December magazine lists

Final financials

Almanacs, for instance

Almanacs, calendars, etc.

Some vet appointments

Horse that isn't two yet

Animal in its second year

Twelve-month old animal

Like many magazine subscriptions

Throughout 1998, for example

Like some contracts

They say, "Wait till next year!"

Ones who pine

Victims of longing.

Longing (for something)

Longing to see youth leader winning

Desire new head to lead study

Agreeable person (wordplay)

Subservient subordinate, perhaps

Person who assents habitually and keenly

Having more leaven.

More like baking bread's smell

More frothy

Having more carotin.

Less of a hero

Not as brave

A body of smaller freeholders (hist.)

Class of freeholders (historical)

Freeholders' money Ray distributed

Last evening Poet

Last evening: Poet.

Someone we both know in a Victorian novel

White-flag wavers

Polite drivers, at merges

Uncle-sayers

Ones who make off-peak calls (wordplay)

High-range singers (wordplay)

Some Alpine singers

Off-peak caller

Singer using falsetto

He may give you an off-peak call

Tough Roy upset to get curdled food

Yoghurt

Younger

Younker

Suitable person (wordplay)

Person 'doing it' at home (wordplay)

What's seen in a mirror (wordplay)

Yperite

A chemical compound

Pertaining to a rare metallic element

Yttrium

Yabber

Yahrzeit

Yakitori

Talkative ones

Going on and on

Beef production

Local going on and on loudly in Germany - I'm going crazy!

Cons, slangily Quarterback (nonverbal)

The Bee Gees' Saturday sweat

Cons in a pen

Yardland

A three-foot pole?

Extended rule (wordplay)

Measure of the Met's credit (wordplay)

Yardwand

Yardwork

Yarmelke

Tel Aviv toppers

Certain religious head coverings

Yatter

Yawmeter

Annual school publications

*Memorabilia at a reunion

After long time orders almanacs

Annual thoroughbreds (wordplay)

Racehorses in their second year

Certain race horses

Desires Japanese income (wordplay)

They're longing for wages at last

Hankerings for last of daily bread

They agree to see Ray, say? Possibly

They're all for it

Submissive sorts

Clare proud, perhaps, following routine

Song (of the recent past?)

Is the song history (wordplay)

Yestreen

Vocalists who scale the heights

Alpine singers

Tyrolean warblers

Yoghourt

Child's potty gone rusty

Turning grey? Not us - nor him

Person of tender years

Ytterbia

My tribute made to element

Element my tribute dealt with

Silvery metallic element

Railroad supervisor

Railroad boss

Top British policeman looks after those setting things in train perhaps

Standards of judgment

They have three feet

They're rigid rules

Feeling great desire to be making pounds from one year to the next

Earthenware made from a naturally occurring yellowish clay and ranging in color from pale yellow to mustard.

Yeomanry

Yeasty reds drunk in the recent past

Yeasty reds drunk in recent times

Old times.

Terry eyes a revolution in the past

Not too long ago

Days gone by

Variety of bramble; grey, no ruby (anagram)

The sandbox set

Teenagers, maybe

Some squirts

Reflexive pronouns

Ytterbium

Some railway employers

Yellowware

Last evening: Poet

Periods of long-ago

Could be easy, yet errs in description of 2011 and, soon, 2012 (wordplay)

Bird - why 'Rommel ale'? (anagram)

European bird - Orwell mayhem (anagram)

Golden-winged flicker

""Any one of several species of American ground warblers of the genus Geothlypis, esp. the Maryland yellowthroat (G. trichas), which is a very common species. Geothlypis, esp. the Maryland yellowthroat (G. trichas), which is a very common species.""

Yesternight

Youngberry

European birds

European buntings

Yellowthroat