| Two in a Dickens title | 22 |
| Two images on one television | 28 |
| Two Icelandic literary works | 28 |
| Two hundred milligrams | 22 |
| Two hrs. earlier than N.Y. | 26 |
| Two hours before midnight | 25 |
| Two hours before lunch, maybe | 29 |
| Two halves of Congress | 22 |
| Two guys out to dinner, say | 27 |
| Two Greek philosophers | 22 |
| Two good N.F.L. plays? | 22 |
| Two gentlemen, in short | 23 |
| Two Gentlemen's milieu | 26 |
| Two gentlemen's home | 24 |
| Two Gentlemen's city | 24 |
| Two gentlemen of Verona, say | 28 |
| Two gentlemen of Verona, e.g. | 29 |
| Two generals and an actress | 27 |
| Two from Column B, perhaps | 26 |
| Two for some hand holders | 25 |
| Two for karaoke in Miami? | 25 |
| Two following the news | 22 |
| Two follow "ooh" | 26 |
| Two flowers going steady | 24 |
| Two fingers raised, e.g. | 24 |
| Two famous Goya paintings | 25 |
| Two examples of silly talk | 26 |
| Two dollars per pound, say | 26 |
| Two dimensional calculation | 27 |
| Two difficult alternatives | 26 |
| Two diamonds and others | 23 |
| Two days in a Murphy movie | 26 |
| Two dancers and a gourmet | 25 |
| Two cups full of milk? | 22 |
| Two concerns for Cupid? | 23 |
| Two close for comfort? | 22 |
| Two cherries on one stem? | 25 |
| Two cents, so to speak | 22 |
| Two cents, so they say | 22 |
| Two can take this, sometimes | 28 |
| Two can take it, usually | 24 |
| Two can sometimes take this | 27 |
| Two Byzantine emperors | 22 |
| Two Byrds and Eagleton | 22 |
| Two books after Samuel: Abbr. | 29 |
| Two bits is 25 of these | 23 |
| Two below par, to Nicklaus | 26 |
| Two bells, in the Navy | 22 |
| Two barbershop quartets | 23 |
| Two bags of groceries, say | 26 |
| Two aspirins, for instance | 26 |
| Two aspirin, for instance | 25 |
| Two are often prescribed | 24 |
| Two are often divided here | 26 |
| Two are better than one | 23 |
| Two and three, for two | 22 |
| Two actresses and a trumpeter | 29 |
| Two (with "a") | 24 |
| TWO "UNITED" STATES | 29 |
| Two "Lincolns" | 24 |
| Twizzlers licorice brand | 24 |
| Twittering with rumors | 22 |
| Twittering with expectation | 27 |
| Twittering Machine artist | 28 |
| Twittering Machine artist | 29 |
| Twitter ___ (news source) | 25 |
| Twitter titter, and then some | 29 |
| Twitter friends, casually | 25 |
| Twitter cofounder Williams | 26 |
| Twisty-horned creatures | 23 |
| Twisty-horned antelope | 22 |
| Twists to be worked out | 23 |
| Twists off, as a bottle cap | 27 |
| Twists are made from it | 23 |
| Twists and turns, as a road | 27 |
| Twisting Winter Olympics leap | 29 |
| Twisting effect, in physics | 27 |
| Twisting area on a road | 23 |
| Twister of note, post-diet? | 27 |
| Twisted, as an old tree trunk | 29 |
| Twisted, as a tree trunk | 24 |
| Twisted toward one side | 23 |
| Twisted thread variety | 22 |
| Twisted this clue's is | 26 |
| Twisted strand of yarn | 22 |
| Twisted Sister's Snider | 27 |
| Twisted Sister's music | 26 |
| Twisted Sister frontman Dee | 27 |
| Twisted section, as in a hose | 29 |
| Twisted person, slangily | 24 |
| Twisted party decorations | 25 |
| Twisted paper sweets-holders | 28 |
| Twisted balloon shape, often | 28 |
| Twistable little treats | 23 |
| Twistable cookie treat | 22 |
| Twist, as polling results | 25 |
| Twist, as one's neck | 24 |
| Twist's wicked tutor | 24 |
| Twist's persecutor | 22 |
| Twist someone's arm | 23 |