2-Letter Words Starting with Y

Still up to date (wordplay)

Green Day's album to heed (wordplay)

You still having a little tea (wordplay)

Himalayan snowman (wordplay)

Himalayan monster (wordplay)

Sherpa's fear, perhaps

""A gate, also YATE""

Desert digs (wordplay)

Hippie lodging, perhaps

Home with a dome

The "Sequoia," for one

Private equity manager's "toy," perhaps

Vessel that's 1% full (wordplay)

Word with bottom (wine sediment)

It doubles your dough (wordplay)

Bakery elevator (wordplay)

Dirt accumulator (wordplay)

Grapevine cultivator (wordplay)

Grapevine planter (wordplay)

The Matchmaker's quality (wordplay)

One doing the dishes (wordplay)

Broadway character who sings The Rumor

Himalayan hazards (wordplay)

Bigfoot's family (wordplay)

Himalayan heavies (wordplay)

Yett

Earth

Fountain offering (wordplay)

Inexperienced sort, maybe

Time of one's life.

""A portable tent, also YURT""

Mongolian tents (anagram of RUSTY)

Portable, circular dwellings

Circular tents used by nomads

Blue blood vessels (wordplay)

Act shy (anagram)

Vessels for cruises (wordplay)

A diagram used in meditation

Easiest to maneuver

Easiest to move

Most dexterous

Chatter incessantly (Scots)

Scottish word for persistent talking

Scottish word for tiresome chatter

Potato's tropical American relative

Named, to Shakespeare

Called, of old

Named, to Milton or Spenser

Raising agents, sayest thou (wordplay)

Expansion agents of sorts

They build up spirits

Like fresh bread, perhaps

Causing a rise (wordplay)

Rum, say, yet bubbly

Silver meddlers (wordplay)

Grapevine starters (wordplay)

Members of the meddle class (wordplay)

'Fiddler' matchmaker and namesakes

Fiddler matchmaker and namesakes

"Fiddler" matchmaker and namesakes

Of a recent time (arch.)

"Day" or "year" attachment

Prefix for day or year.

Yirth

Lunchtime snack, perhaps

Cultured thing to eat (wordplay)

Cultural food (wordplay)

Teens, say

Gen Zers, for example

Teens and adolescents

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

Sailed a big boat

Cruised in style

New Yorker's diamond cry

Frequent Sperry customer, perhaps

America's Cup competitor

Sailor of a sort.

Yantra

Weapon from Rubaiyat a gangster favoured

Turkish curved sword

Long usually curved Turkish dagger

Jabbers incessantly

Chats aimlessly

Yautia

Frothed in ferment.

Foamed, as a dough ingredient

Fermented

""Pertaining to yesterday, also YESTER""

Dairy product (var.)

Tory? Ugh! (anagram)

Hug Tory (anagram)

Cultured snacks (wordplay)

Cultured food (wordplay)

Dairy case items

Renew

A poisonous gas

Yttria

Chemical element; um, try it (anagram)

Element used in CRTs and LEDs

Its atomic number is 39

America's Cup contestants

They may possess 50-footers

Commodore's group

One way the rich get soaked?

One way the rich get soaked (wordplay)

Sailing (on a cruise or in races)

""One who sails a yacht, also YACHTER, YACHTIE""

Yachtman

The anniversary of the death of a Jewish relative

Japanese food? I try a koi, cooked

Japanese style of chicken

Japanese dish on skewers

Yatagan

Turkish saber.

Turkish saber

Of more use to an offensive Turk than a gay

Yatter

An aircraft instrument

Having more leaven.

More like baking bread's smell

More frothy

With turbulenc

In a ferment.

Yeshiva

Last evening Poet

Last evening: Poet.

Someone we both know in a Victorian novel

Tough Roy upset to get curdled food

Yoghurt

Partner in the field

Working partner, as for an ox

Spouse tossing a key to me

Yolky

Like the runt, often

Like Nick of the Jonas Brothers

Adjective for a cadet

Youthen

Not in the majority (wordplay)

Still a spring chicken

Childlike, maybe

Yperite

A chemical compound

Pertaining to a rare metallic element

Yttrium

Most horrible keys I cut in error

Stocking-up time (wordplay)

Present time (wordplay)

Say you'll diet about this time of year

Most pleasing to the palate

Ultimate in deliciousness

Most tasty

Yachting

Sir Francis Chichester, perhaps

Vanderbilt or Lipton

Member of sailing crew

Sailors

Yahrzeit

Yakitori

A three-foot pole?

Extended rule (wordplay)

Measure of the Met's credit (wordplay)

Turkish sabers

Yatter

Yawmeter

Rising the highest (wordplay)

Yellow

Yeshiva

Clare proud, perhaps, following routine

Song (of the recent past?)

Is the song history (wordplay)

Yestreen

Yoghourt

Oxen pulling a wagon, say

Oxen, to each other

Child's potty gone rusty

Turning grey? Not us - nor him

Person of tender years

Youthen

Ytterbia

My tribute made to element

Element my tribute dealt with

Silvery metallic element

Year-end periods

Certain holiday seasons

Holiday seasons

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

Quality of some bread

California game fish

California rockfish.

Game fish

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

The sandbox set

Teenagers, maybe

Some squirts

Youthen

YOUTHFUL {young=adj}

English word

Ytterbium

Some railway employers

California coastal fish.

Pacific sport fishes

Last evening: Poet

Periods of long-ago

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

Youthquake

Yeastiness

""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

Freshness and vitality

Fresh, vigorous condition

Yellowthroat

Youthfulness