➠ Words that start with H

haig

- Commander-in-chief of the British forces in France during the First World War
- General hospital getting a soldier upset
- British C. I. C. in World War I.
- General who became a secretary of state
- British field marshall
- A Reagan attorney general
- British W.W. I field marshal
- British field marshal in W.W. I
- British field marshal, W.W. I.
- British marshal of W.W. I
- British marshal
- Pershing's British counterpart.
- W.W. I general.
- Famous British soldier.
- British general.
- British CIC, 1915–19.
- British commander in W. W. I.
- Famous British general.
- British general, World War I.
- British C. I. C., 1915.
- British general of W. W. I.
- Famous British Field Marshal.
- douglas —, field marshal who became commander-in-chief of the british expeditionary force in 1915
- Alexander, Ronald Reagan's secretary of state 1981-2
- Douglas, imitated by William?
- Alexander ..., United States Secretary under Ronald Reagan
- former us secretary of state alexander
- Reagan's Secretary of State Alexander ......, who notably said "I am in control here"
- Alexander of Reagan's Cabinet
- Alexander who claimed he was "in charge" after Reagan was shot
- Big name in Scotch
- Reagan's first secretary of state
- 1980s secretary of state Al
- Nixon's last chief of staff
- Reagan secretary of state Alexander ....
- Reagan cabinet member
- 1980s Secretary of State Alexander
- Secretary of state after Muskie
- 'Caveat: Realism, Reagan and Foreign Policy' memoirist
- Secretary of state before Shultz
- '80s Secretary of State Alexander
- Chief of Staff after Haldeman
- Secretary of State under Reagan
- Alexander who served three presidents
- Alexander of the Reagan Cabinet
- Reagan secretary of state
- Nixon chief of staff
- White House chief of staff after Haldeman
- White House Chief of Staff during Watergate
- Alexander in Reagan's cabinet
- He said, "As of now, I am in control here, in the White House" on March 30, 1981
- Watergate-era White House chief of staff
- "Caveat: Realism, Reagan and Foreign Policy" writer
- Reagan's Secretary of State
- Reagan cabinet member Alexander
- Former Secretary of State Alexander
- Alexander who said "I'm in control here"
- He infamously said "I'm in charge"
- Alexander ...., Reagan's first secretary of state
- Reagan's Secretary of State Alexander
- "I'm in control here" speaker
- Douglas or Alexander
- Reagan cabineteer Alexander
- Former Nixon chief of staff
- Alexander ......, secretary of state under Reagan
- '80s secretary of state
- Shultz's predecessor as secretary of state
- '70s NATO commander
- Alexander or Douglas
- He infamously said in 1981, "I am in control here"
- Reagan's "I'm in charge" guy
- Secretary of State with "Jr." in his name
- Muskie's successor in the Cabinet
- Department of State chief under Reagan
- "Inner Circles" memoirist
- Alexander of State
- Reagan statesman
- Nixon staff chief
- Muskie's successor
- Chief of staff under Nixon
- Reagan's take-charge Secretary of State
- 1980s statesman
- Former White House chief of staff
- Former Defense Secretary Alexander
- Former secretary of state
- Reagan pal Al
- Sec. Shultz's predecessor
- A Presidential candidate
- Nixon aide in 1974
- Whilom Reagan Sec. of State
- Reagan's first Sec. of State
- Ex–Secretary of State
- White House aide in 1974
- Former Kissinger-Nixon aide
- Marshal of W.W. I
- W. W. I marshal
- English field marshal.
- whisky brand
- ex-nato chief al

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haigh

- Kenneth ......, actor who played the role of Jimmy Porter in the original production of John Osborne's play Look Back in Anger in 1956

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haight

- san francisco's psychedelic '60s hangout,....-ashbury
- ......-ashbury (neighborhood bordering golden gate park)
- ......-ashbury (san francisco neighborhood)
- San Francisco street that crosses Ashbury
- ....-Ashbury: San Francisco section
- Ashbury crossing
- Old San Francisco hippie hangout, with "the"
- Old hippie hangout, with "the"
- ....-Ashbury
- ......-Ashbury (San Francisco area)
- ......-Ashbury (hippie district)
- ......-Ashbury (S.F. district)
- Half of a touristy West Coast intersection

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haigs

- Family of Reagan's first Sec. of State
- British marshal and family
- Douglas and Alexander
- Alexander M. and Sir Douglas
- Alexander and Douglas

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haiku

- At first had always imagined kind uncle composed poem
- Quick-to-read poem
- japanese poem / whose pattern of syllables / is five-seven-five
- Poem greeting sound of dove as it is heard
- Poem with a 5/7/5 pattern
- First of haunting autumnal images Keats used to write poem
- Poem with a 5-7-5 pattern
- Epigrammatic Japanese poem
- Loud bird-call audible in poem
- japanese poem often about nature
- Japanese verse form with 17 syllables
- kobayashi issa poem
- Thea, pick our alternative poem!
- Japanese poem in three lines
- Symmetrical Japanese poem
- Stylised Japanese poem of 17 syllables
- Seventeen-syllable poetry form
- Poem patterned like / the one featured in this clue / [padding out the rest]
- Oriental poem
- Japanese three-line poem
- Japanese poem of seventeen syllables
- 17-syllable Japanese verse form
- Japanese poem
- A poem like this clue / Although perhaps not quite as / Abominable
- Bit of poetry with the same syllable count as this very clue
- Three-line poem
- Short Japanese poem
- Poem with 17 morae
- Poem of 17 syllables
- Occasionally, Thea picks up poem
- 17-syllable poem
- 17-syllable Japanese poem
- Japanese verse with 17 syllables
- Very short poem
- Poem, great accomplishment, read out
- Seventeen-syllable work
- Seventeen-syllable verse
- Poem name whose singular and plural forms are the same
- 17-syllable verse
- Three-line Japanese poem
- Oriental poem with sound of excited talk as lovebirds do
- A poetry form/With seventeen syllables/And only three lines
- Specifically designed poem
- Japanese 17-syllable poem
- Poem like 'The swallow flies up / Into a blue evening sky, / Summer's small herald'
- 'What Richard Wright wrote' could be the first line of one
- What's poetic greeting heard the country over?
- One having three lines listened to stoned fancy
- "consider me / as one who loved poetry / and persimmons" for example
- Japanese creation, great achievement by the sound of it?
- find oriental verse in shanghai? kudos!
- Japanese verse form of three short lines
- This country is back — after having an illness — that's just for starters
- Heat inks up, oddly enough, to produce Japanese poetry
- japanese work with very few words
- Poetic form with kireji
- Japanese poetry form
- Reportedly excellent masterstroke to produce short verse form
- Short form poetry
- artform with a 5/7/5 structure
- Bit of terse verse
- Three-line work of art
- The clue for this word, while not all that poetic, is an example
- Short Japanese verse
- Poetic genre of Matsuo Basho
- Matsuo Basho work
- Japanese lines
- Form of Japanese poetry
- Eastern verse
- Three-line verse
- Short verse
- Japanese verse of three lines
- Rebellion at the top reported in verse?
- 'The west wind whispered, / And touched the eyelids of spring: / Her eyes, Primroses,' for a classic example
- Oriental verse reporting shrill sound made by dove?
- Japanese poetic form
- Kublai Khan rewritten to omit awful blank verse
- Japanese verse form
- Form of poetry / Presented as in this clue / But not the others
- Pithy lines covering reduced European country needing revolution
- Japanese terse verse
- Lines husband may like but with no margins
- Epigrammatic verse
- Writing form even more constrained than a tweet
- Winding up high-class motor company -- hard lines
- Basho work
- Island nation reflected after chap discovered Japanese writing
- Noble, with great success, recited poetic lines
- 5-7-5 verse
- Lines from 60s musical briefly lifted nation
- Japanese three-line verse form