Two letter words defined

Two letter words

AA: n volcanic rock with a rough jagged surface → -S
AB: n an abdominal muscle → ABS
AD: n (colloquial) an advertisement → -S
AE: adj (Scots) one, also YAE
AG: n (short for) agriculture → S
AH: interj an interjection expressing surprise, joy etc.; v to say ah → -ED, -ING, -S
AI: n a three-toed sloth → -S
AL: n (Hindi) the Indian mulberry tree also AAL → -S
AM: v 1st person sing of BE, to exist
AN: adj the indefinite article; n a dialect form of if, an additional consideration, as in ifs and ans → -S
AR: n the letter R → -S
AS: adv to that extent; n a Norse god living in Asgard → AESIR; n a gravel ridge or kame → ASAR; n a Roman coin → ASSES
AT: prep denoting position; v to respond to, challenge someone’s opinion → ATTING, ATTED, ATS
AW: interj an interjection used to express disgust, sympathy
AX: n a cutting tool → -ES; v (US) to chop with an ax, also AXE → -ED, -ING, -ES
AY: n an affirmative vote, also AYE → -S
BA: n the soul, in ancient Egyptian religion → -S
BE: v to exist → IS, ARE, BEING, WAS, (obsolete) WAST, (obsolete) WERT, WERE, BEEN, (obsolete) ART, AM
BI: n (short for) a bisexual → -S
BO: n a pal, a buddy → -S
BY: prep at the side of; n a pass to the next round (of a competition, etc.), also BYE → -S
CH: pron a dialect form of I, also CHE
DA: n (Burmese) a heavy Burmese knife, also DAH → -S
DE: prep from (as used in names)
DI: n pl of DEUS, (Latin) god
DO: v to perform → DID or DIDST, DONE or DOEN, DOING, present sing 2d person DO, DOEST or DOST, 3d person DOES, DOETH or DOTH; n a party, celebration → -S
EA: n (dialect) a river → -S
ED: n (short for) education → -S
EE: n (Scots) an eye → EEN
EF: n the letter F → -S
EH: interj expressing enquiry; v to say 'Eh' → -ED, -ING, -S
EL: n (US) an elevated railroad → -S
EM: n a unit of measurement in printing → -S
EN: n a unit of measurement in printing, half the width of an em → -S
ER: interj used to express hesitation
ES: n the letter S, also ESS → -ES
ET: v same as ATE, the pa t of EAT, to consume food
EW: interj an interjection used to express disgust, also EEEW, EEW, EWW
EX: v to cross out → -ED, -ING, -ES
FA: n a musical note, also FAH → -S
FE: n (Hebrew) a Hebrew letter, also FEH, PE, PEH → -S
FY: interj expressing disapproval, also FIE
GI: n (Japanese) a loose-fitting white suit worn in judo, karate, and other martial arts → -S
GO: v to move along → GONE, GOING, GOES; n a Japanese board game →-S
GU: n (Old Norse) an old Shetland viol, also GUE, GJU → -S
HA: interj expressing surprise
HE: pron male third person; n a male person or animal → -S
HI: interj an interjection used as a greeting
HM: interj an interjection expressing thoughtful consideration, also HMM, HMMM
HO: interj to attract attention; n a whore → -S; v to stop → -ED, -ING, -S
ID: n a fish of the carp family, aka silver orfe, also IDE → -S
IF: conj on condition that; n a condition → -S
IN: prep located within; v to take in e.g. harvest → INNED, INNING, INS
IO: n a cry of joy → -S
IS: v 3rd person singular of BE, to exist
IT: pron the neuter of he, she, him or her; n sex appeal →-S
JA: interj (German) yes
JO: n (Scots) a Scottish sweetheart, also JOE → -ES
KA: v to serve, also KAE → -ED, -ING, -S
KI: n (Japanese) the spirit of martial art → -S
KO: n (Maori) a Maori digging-stick → -S
KY: n cattle, also KYE
LA: n the sixth tone of the diatonic scale, also LAH → -S
LI: n (Chinese) a Chinese unit of distance → -S
LO: interj (archaic) an interjection meaning see, look
MA: n (colloquial) mother → -S
ME: pron myself; n the third note of the musical scale, also MI → -S
MI: n the third note of the musical scale, also ME → -S
MM: interj an interjection expressing agreement or enjoyment, also MMM
MO: n a moment → -S
MU: n (Greek) a letter of the Greek alphabet → -S
MY: adj belonging to ME
NA: adv (Scots) no, not at all
NE: adv not (conj); nor
NO: adv not so; n a negative reply or vote → NOS or NOES
NU: n (Greek) a Greek letter → -S
NY: v to approach, also NIE, NIGH, NYE → NIED or NYED, NYING, NIES
OB: n (short for) an objection → -S
OD: n a hypothetical force supposed to account for magnetism etc. → -S, ODIC
OE: n (Scots) a grandchild, also OY, OYE → -S
OF: prep belonging to
OH: interj an exclamation of surprise or disappointment; v to exclaim OH → -ED, -ING, -S
OI: interj calling for attention; n a New Zealand bird, the grey-faced petrel → -S
OK: interj expressing assent
OM: n an intoned Hindu sacred sound → -S
ON: prep many meanings, eg towards; v to go on → ONNED, ONNING, ONS
OO: n (Scots) wool → -S
OP: n (short for) an operation → -S
OR: conj linking alternatives; n the heraldic tincture gold → -S
OS: n (Latin) a bone → OSSA; n a mouthlike opening → ORA; n an esker →OSAR
OU: n (South African) a man, a bloke → OUS or OUENS
OW: interj an interjection expressing pain
OX: n a hoofed mammal → OXEN; n a clumsy person → OXES
OY: n (Scots) a grandchild, also OE, OYE → -S
PA: n a childish word for father → -S
PE: n (Hebrew) a Hebrew letter, also FE, FEH, PEH → -S
PI: n the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet → PIS; v to mix type indiscriminately → PIED, PIEING or PIING, PIES
PO: n (short for) chamberpot → -S
QI: n (Chinese) a life force, also KI → -S
RE: n the second note of the diatonic scale also ray → -S
SH: interj an interjection requesting silence, also SHA, SHH, SHHH
SI: n an earlier form of ti, a musical note → -S
SO: adv to such an extent; n the fifth tone of the scale, also SOH, SOL → -S
ST: interj hush
TA: n an expression meaning thank you → -S
TE: n the seventh tone of the diatonic musical scale → -S
TI: n the seventh tone of the diatonic musical scale → -S
TO: prep in the direction of; v part of the phrase to and fro → TOING and froing
UG: v to arouse loathing in → UGGED, UGGING, UGS
UH: interj used to express hesitation
UM: interj used to express hesitation; v to express doubt or hesitation, also UMM → UMMED, UMMING, UMS
UN: n (dialect) a spelling of 'one' → -S
UP: adv to a higher place; v to raise → UPPED, UPPING, UPS
UR: interj expressing hesitation
US: pron WE in the object form
UT: n old name for the musical note DOH → -S
WE: pron I and others
WO: n (archaic) woe, also WAE → -S
XI: n (Greek) the fourteenth letter of the Greek alphabet → -S
XU: n the currency of Vietnam, also SAU → XU
YA: n an Asian pear → -S
YE: pron (archaic) you
YO: interj an expression of calling for attention
YU: n (Chinese) a precious jade → -S
ZA: n (slang) pizza → -S
ZE: pron used as a gender-neutral third person singular subjective pronoun
ZO: n (Tibetan) a cross between a yak and a cow, also DSO, DZHO, DZO, ZHO → -S