Crossword clues for 2-Down, for one 3 lettersAnswerClueRBIOne of 2,297 for Hank Aaron, for shortRBIOne of 2,297 for Hank Aaron: Abbr.RBIOne of 2,297 for Hank Aaron, in briefRBIOne of 2,297 for Hank AaronRBIOne of 2,000+ for 30 AcrossINAOne ___ million: 2 wds.NUM2, for one: abbr.ATAOne ___ time: 2 wds.ORE2-Down, for oneATAOne Day ___ Time: 2 wds.RBIOne of Aaron's 2,297JAB2-Down could deliver one physically or verballyRBIOne of a record 2,297 for Hank AaronEYE2-Down had just oneRBIOne of a record 2,297 for Hank Aaron, for shortLOGOne of several at a 2-DownRBIOne of B. Ruth's 2,213RBIOne of 58-Across' record 2,297: Abbr.TON2,240 lbs. is a long one.RBIOne of Hank Aaron's record 2,297: Abbr.TELWith 2-Down, "The City That Never Sleeps" (the other one)SOTOld Soak.” nyt 1952 SOT Bibulous one. nyt 1952 SOT Bottle opener. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Obstinate: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Stubborn: Dial. nyt 1952 SOT Toper. nyt 1952 SOTO Hernando de ___, Mississippi discoverer. nyt 1952 SOTS Befuddles. nyt 1952 SOTS Bibulous ones. nyt 1952 SOTS Topers. nyt 1952 SOTTO Under: Italian. nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce (privately said.) nyt 1952 SOTTO ___ voce. nyt 1952 SOU Something almost worthless. nyt 1952 SOU Worthless thing. nyt 1952 SOUL A human being. nyt 1952 SOUL Spiritual force. nyt 1952 SOULS Human beings. nyt 1952 SOUND Long Island or Puget. nyt 1952 SOUNDOFF Speak frankly: Slang. nyt 1952 SOUP Mulligatawny. nyt 1952 SOUP Pepper pot. nyt 1952 SOUR Peevish. nyt 1952 SOURNESS Peevish temper. nyt 1952 SOURNOTE This is anathema to the maestro: 2 wds. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins, 5 centimes. nyt 1952 SOUS French coins. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA Famous bandmaster. nyt 1952 SOUSA He composed Stars and Stripes Forever."ERRTo ___ is human . . . ” nyt 1956 ERR Be wrong. nyt 1956 ERR Blunder. nyt 1956 ERR Blunder. nyt 1956 ERR Commit a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Fluff a line, as in radio. nyt 1956 ERR Fluff. nyt 1956 ERR Fumble. nyt 1956 ERR Fumble. nyt 1956 ERR Make a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Make a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Make a fluff. nyt 1956 ERR Muff a fly. nyt 1956 ERR Slip. nyt 1956 ERR Slip. nyt 1956 ERR Stumble. nyt 1956 ERR Transgress. nyt 1956 ERR Trip. nyt 1956 ERRAND Job for a page. nyt 1956 ERRAND Mission. nyt 1956 ERRAND Purpose for which one is sent. nyt 1956 ERRANDS Messenger's chores. nyt 1956 ERRANT Wandering. nyt 1956 ERRANT Wrong. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Business before the Round Table. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Business of a knight of old. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Occupation of a medieval knight. nyt 1956 ERRATA Proofreader's oversights. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Irregular. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Undependable. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Undependable. nyt 1956 ERRED Dropped the ball. nyt 1956 ERRED Fluffed. nyt 1956 ERRED Made a fluff. nyt 1956 ERRED Made a slip. nyt 1956 ERRED Miscalculated. nyt 1956 ERRED Was at fault. nyt 1956 ERROL Actor Flynn. nyt 1956 ERROR 2+2=5. nyt 1956 ERROR Faulty play in baseball. nyt 1956 ERROR Faux pas. nyt 1956 ERROR Faux pas. nyt 1956 ERROR Lapse. nyt 1956 ERROR Passed ball or wild pitch. nyt 1956 ERRORS The E of HRE. nyt 1956 ERRS Fluffs. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Makes a slip. nyt 1956 ERRS Makes a slip. nyt 1956 ERRS Misplays. nyt 1956 ERRS Slips. nyt 1956 ERRS Strays. nyt 1956 ERS Common suffixes. nyt 1956 ERS Sounds from a slow speaker. nyt 1956 ERS Vocalized pauses. nyt 1956 ERSATZ Substitute. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Irish. nyt 1956 ERSE Irish. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Archaic. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Poet. nyt 1956 ERST It once meant once. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Archaic. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Full of knowledge. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Learned. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Scholarly. nyt 1956 ERUPT Burst forth. nyt 1956 ERUPT Burst forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTED Threw forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS Bursts forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS Throws forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS What Hibok Hibok does. nyt 1956 ERUPTS What Stromboli does. nyt 1956 ERV Ballplayer Palica. nyt 1956 ERVIN North Carolina Senator. nyt 1956 ESA That: Span. nyt 1956 ESA That: Span. nyt 1956 ESAU Bible name. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical character. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical name. nyt 1956 ESAU Father of the Edomites. nyt 1956 ESAU Isaac's son. nyt 1956 ESAU Isaac's son. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's elder brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's twin. nyt 1956 ESAU Son of Isaac. nyt 1956 ESCALATOR Department store installation. nyt 1956 ESCAPADE Prank. nyt 1956 ESCAPE Common daydream. nyt 1956 ESCAPE Literary genre. nyt 1956 ESCAPEE One who goes over the wall."GOLDENRETRIEVERGerald Ford's Liberty, for one (#2)PENCILA No. 2 one is more widely popular than a No. 1LEADPENCILNumber one #2?DWEEBUncool one [#2 of 7]REDBEARDYoung G. B. S. sported one: 2 words.STILLLIFEPAINTERCézanne, for one: 2 wds.MOONIEOne of 2,075 brides or grooms at Madison Square Garden on 7/1/82LUXURYLINERQueen Mary 2, for onePENCILNumber 2, for oneADAMS#1 number two who became the #2 number oneATNOHe's 2, for onePROBEVoyager 2, for oneIRISHOnes from 2 DownOCEANLINERQueen Elizabeth 2, for oneSTARTANEWGo back to square one (Letters 2-7)IDOLOne to 2-DownAAHSMore than one of 2-DownPENCIL#2, for oneLEADPENCILNo. 2 is oneSCOUTOne of 2,579,000 members.DIGIT2, for oneYMCAOne of 2,400-plus in the U.S.TAKESANAPSnoozes (like participant #2 in one classic fable)LEADPENCILNumber 2, for oneSYFYAirer of "Sharknado" and "Sharknado 2: The Second One"ORCAThe shark's first victim in "Jaws 2", ironically, is oneBONOBOOne of the 2 Down
