➠ Words that start with h
List contains 14364 Words that start with "h".
- - Handle hydrogen towards the stern of a vessel
- - Handle of a spear
- - handle force in panama perhaps
- - End of brush behind handle
- - Opposite of a tip?
- - Handle of an axe
- - Knife or axe handle
- - Weapon's handle
- - Part of an awl
- - Hatchet handle
- - Handle hot behind
- - Dirk handle
- - Handle of a knife
- - Foil handle
- - Cutlery handle
- - Bowie knife handle, e.g.
- - 47-Across handle
- - Knife grip
- - Snickersnee handle
- - 5-Across handle
- - Excalibur handle
- - Sickle handle
- - End of a sword.
- - Part of an ax.
- - Handle of an ax.
- - Sword handle
- - Dagger handle
- - Tool handle
- - Part of Excalibur
- - Ax handle
- - Weapon handle
- - Sword's handle
- - Axe handle
- - Stiletto handle
- - Epee handle
- - Knife handle?
- - Part of a sword
- - Handle
- - Axe handle, e.g.
- - axe part
- - Sword wielder's grip
- - Sword hilt
- - Foil part
- - Sword grip
- - Ax-wielder's grip
- - Hilt
- - Sickle holder
- - Sword section
- - Dagger grip
- - Scabbard protrusion
- - Ax part
- - Sword part
- - Dagger part
- - Foil feature
- - hf
- - hard silver-grey metal; symbol hf
- - Named after the Latin name for Copenhagen, the last of the stable elements to be discovered
- - Element name derived from the Latin for "Copenhagen"
- - Element .72
- - Chemical element
- - Hereditary bleeding disease
- - Bleeder's disease [UK spelling]
- - Bleeding disease
- - Inherited disease in which normal blood clotting is impaired
- - Hale booming out ... "Blood protein!!"
- - Red oxygen-carrying protein in blood cells
- - Healing boom involved blood pigment
- - It gets oxygen round big home refurbished with loan
- - gas transporter? it's highly personal!
- - One liable to bleed
- - Bleeder
- - Heavy bleeding
- - Bleed heavily
- - Dislike eating meat I cooked? It's a source of iron
- - Type of iron ore producing the colour in red ochre
- - Iron ore
- - Source of iron? Unfortunately, I hate meat
- - Mineral regularly cheaper -- it is in China
- - Dislike consuming iodine, boring served up as mineral
- - expert in blood related diseases
- - Blood expert
- - Fantastic rooms heir had in piles
- - More nuts in his hoard, arranged as piles
- - Koran memorizer
- - Muslim who knows the Koran by heart
- - Muslim title of respect
- - Moslem title.
- - Muslim of glorious memory has endless bubbliness
- - Very little Scots bonnet, say, worn by English
- - Possesses to Burns
- - Owns in Scotland
- - Scotsman's "has."
- - Has, in Scotland.
- - ben ... , winner of the eleventh series of x-factor in 2014
- - site with a smash littered round roundabout? it stops circulation
- - ugly, witchlike woman
- - Ugly one
- - Ugly old witch
- - Ugly sorceress
- - Ugly old woman
- - Sorceress
- - Fairytale crone
- - Broomstick rider in a story book
- - gorgon [colloq]
- - old woman gives husband silver
- - Peat formation
- - "Hansel and Gretel" witch, for one
- - Old witch woman
- - Witch's laugh before midnight?
- - The witch of Carthage
- - witchy woman, hardly a beauty?
- - Old, scary woman in fairytales
- - Old witch from Carthage
- - Witchy woman from old tales
- - An old crone, usually a villain in a storybook
- - Synonym for a witch
- - "Witch" in old stories
- - Old ... (witchy one, in a book)
- - Witchy woman, in old stories
- - Witch from a fairy tale
- - witchy woman of folklore
- - Old crone, a witch-like woman
- - Wizened witch, in certain fairytales
- - Witch in a Sacha Guitry classic
- - Scary old woman
- - Old broomstick rider in fairytales
- - one of three in the opening scene of "macbeth"
- - Description often attributed to a witch
- - Storybook witch
- - Wart sporter
- - Slatternly woman
- - She's no Venus
- - Sea ...... (witch who is Popeye's nemesis)
- - Scary female
- - No Miss America
- - Mirror cracker, perhaps
- - Makeover challenge?
- - Hardly a nymph
- - Fairy tale shrew
- - Evil-looking old woman
- - Enchantress, in Shakespeare
- - Any of three who prophesy Macbeth becoming king, e.g.
- - A girl, in Navy slang.
- - "A freckled whelp ......-born":Prospero's cruel description of Caliban in "The Tempest"
- - "Thimble Theatre" sea-dweller
- - Folklore villain
- - Broom-Hilda, for one
- - Slovenly woman
- - Fag
- - Old one
- - Enchantress
- - Spell caster
- - Grimalkin
- - Witchy sort
- - Harridan
- - Ulrica, in "Ivanhoe"
- - Fairy-tale witch.
- - Female demon
- - Halloween get-up.
- - Fairy tale character
- - axe handles
- - Weapons' handles
- - Ax handles
- - Handles, as for swords
- - Hatchet handles
- - Knife handles
- - Provides with handles
- - Handles for 25-Down
- - Hatchet grips
- - Sickle handles
- - Sword handles
- - Dagger handles
- - Blade handles
- - Weapon handles
- - Handles for swordsmen
- - Tool handles.
- - Handles
- - where to grab your spears
- - Sword grips
- - Knife grips
- - Spear-throwers' grips
- - Tool parts.
- - Dagger grips
- - Swordsmen's grips
- - Sword parts
- - Furnished with a handle
- - Having a handle?
- - Was compelled
- - Was given no other option
- - Was forced
- - Was left no choice
- - Was given no choice
- - Was given no alternative
- - Was given an offer that couldn't be refused
- - "I was stuck!"
- - "There was no alternative!"
- - Was required.
- - Was obligated
- - didn't have another choice
- - couldn't refuse
- - You ... be there (2 wds.)
- - couldn't back out of
- - Wasn't given an option: 2 wds.
- - "I guess you ...... be there": 2 wds.
- - "I ...... be sure"
- - Couldn't not
- - Couldn't help but
- - Couldn't help it
- - Couldn't avoid it
- - Couldn't say no
- - Saw no alternative
- - Lacked other options
- - Didn't get a say
- - Lacked options
- - "Couldn't get out of it"
- - Didn't get a choice
- - Wasn't given a choice
- - "You ...... be there"
- - Lacked an alternative
- - "It ...... Be You"
- - "I just ...... do it!"
- - "It just ...... be you..."
- - "If I ...... guess ..."
- - "It ...... Be You" (Gus Kahn standard)
- - 'It .......... Be You ('24 song)'
- - "If I ...... do it all over again..."
- - "It..........Be You" (Kahn-Jones hit)
- - "It ...... Be You," 1924 song
- - Couldn't avoid
- - ...... do with.
- - Felt an obligation.
- - Must
- - "It ...... You," 1924 song
- - Was in the cards
- - Was predestined
- - Having been prosecuted, was obliged to be better
- - Received, as a guest to one's flat
- - Invited to the skybox
- - Hosted at one's loft, say
- - Invited to one's penthouse, say
- - Escorted to one's office
- - Invited in, as to an apartment
- - Hosted at one's penthouse, say
- - Entertained in one's apartment
- - Invited to one's third floor apartment, perhaps
- - Invited to one's apartment
- - Entertained as at one's apartment
- - Caused to be arraigned
- - Invited to a penthouse
- - Took to court
- - Brought before a higher court?
- - Entertained in a loft, say
- - Entertained in a penthouse
- - - on charges (prosecuted)
- - Haled into court
- - Put on trial
- - Negotiations leading to the surrender of German troops in Italy ..........
- - The pool-playing mobster ....
- - Enjoyed an afternoon snack
- - Verb with "thou"
- - Biblical verb
- - Possessed, to Shakespeare
- - Possessed, scriptures-style
- - Owned, old-style
- - Possesseth no more
- - Possessed, to Caleb or Jeremiah
- - Possessed, per King James
- - It's kept in the Bible
- - "Thou shouldst not have been old till thou .... been wise": "King Lear"
- - "I would thou ...... been son to some man else": "As You Like It"
- - "... would thou ...... ne'er been born" ("Othello")
- - "... tell'st me where thou .... this ring": Shak.
- - "...... thou thy wits, and didst persuade revenge / It could not move thus" (Laertes)
- - "...... thou no poison mix'd ...?": "Romeo and Juliet"
- - Was allowed to speak at a meeting
- - Knew unfavorable things about
- - Wasn't too rushed to do something
- - Wasn't too busy
- - Was vindicated
- - Triumphed, in a way
- - The vengeful comedian ...
- - highlander's 'have'
- - Have, to MacCrimmon
- - Have, in the Hebrides
- - Have, to hibernians
- - Have to MacHattie
- - Have, to McTavish
- - Have, to MacBeth
- - Have, to a Highlander
- - Ian's "own"
- - Have, in Scotland
- - Burns's "Scots Wha .........."
- - Have, in Haddington
- - Have, in Inverness
- - Have, in the Highlands
- - Have, to Burns
- - Have, in Ayr
- - Have, in Aberdeen
- - Scot's verb.
- - Have: Scot.
- - Scottish "have."
- - Have: Dial.
- - Scot's "own"
- - Glasgow's 'own'
- - Possess, to a Scotsman
- - Own (Scottish)
- - 'Scots Wha ....': patriotic song
- - ...... Min Lee, victim in the podcast 'Serial'
- - 'Some .... meat and canna eat': start of the Selkirk Grace
- - Own, in Scotland
- - What some illegal speech expresses
- - Possess, to a Scot
- - Possess, in the Hebrides
- - Possess, to Burns
- - Own, to a Glaswegian
- - Possess like a Scotsman
- - Scottish "own"
- - Own, to a Scot
- - "Scots Wha ......" (Burns poem)
- - Possess: Scot.
- - "O Tibbie, I ...... seen the day": Burns
- - "Some ...... meat and canna eat": Burns
- - Possess, to Scots
- - Own, in Aberdeen
- - Possess, in Paisley
- - Scottish verb
- - "Some ...... meat . . . ": Burns
- - Own, in Perth
- - "Some ...... meat . . . ": Bums
- - "Scots, wha ...... . . . "
- - "Scots wha ...... . . . ": Burns
- - Possess, in Edinburgh
- - Possess, in Glasgow
- - Own, in Glasgow
- - Possess, in Ayr
- - Own: Scotch.
- - "Some ...... meat, and canna eat . . . "
- - Verb for Robert Burns.
- - "Scots, wha ...... wi' Wallace bled . . . "
- - Scottish verb form.
- - "Some ...... meat, but canna eat."
- - Some meat
- - Own, in Edinburgh
- - Own, in Dundee
- - Own: Scot.
- - Own to Burns
- - Possess, in Scotland.
- - Fair-hiring letters
- - hie, ...., hoc...
- - Hic, ......, hoc
- - Hic-hoc link
- - Between hic and hoc
- - Kin of hic or hoc
- - Partner of hic and hoc
- - In ... verba (verbatim)
- - Caesar's "these"
- - Feminine "this," to Brutus
- - ........ est conventio
- - Hic follower
- - This one, to Ovid
- - This (girl), to Brutus
- - This (girl), to Galba
- - This (girl), to Livy
- - Form of Latin "this"
- - Latin-class word
- - Common Latin word
- - After hic
- - This one: Lat.
- - She: Latin.
- - Middle of a Latin trio
- - This: Latin.
- - This: Lat.
- - Latin pronoun
- - Blood prefix
- - Blood: Comb. form
- - Red pigment in blood
- - Another name for red blood corpuscles or erythrocytes