➠ Words with H

chronicle

- an account of historical events in time order
- persistent, the french make a record of events
- Written account of events
- Very bad article in French account of past events
- Continuous record of events in order of time
- Pound invested in long-term European account
- Record (events)
- Historical account
- Account of events
- Lease must be vacated after long-standing account
- Record of events
- Account
- 2012 superhero thriller with Michael
- Very bad, the French record
- Persistent leakage ends in register
- Long-lasting half-mile journal
- Record lasting lifetime, but only the covers
- Record large number used chlorine
- Appalling, the French record
- Houston newspaper
- (Make a) historical record
- Prolonged the French narrative
- Very bad line with English story
- History student admitted to dreadful English
- Extremely bad with the French history
- The French are after long-term record
- Record husband being devoured by crazed Nile croc
- Abysmal article in French paper
- Story lasting a long time -- false story I avoided
- Narnia tale
- Recorded history
- Historical record
- San Francisco paper
- ...... history
- Narrative
- ...... log
- record lasting a long time english student breaks

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trash

- teacher initially foolhardy? rubbish!
- the head? impetuous? rubbish
- rubbish near the back of the night spots
- Thick-headed, thoughtless rubbish
- Rubbish remains after tower evacuated
- A letter too hasty can be mere rubbish
- On finishing last, a complaint is just rubbish
- Rubbish, waste
- Rubbish
- rats running hard at rubbish
- First in theatre spots litter
- harts get mixed up — nonsense!
- Mac desktop icon
- What fills a dumpster
- Romeo cutting facial hair in pan
- Dump, by the way
- Stuff in a Glad bag
- Garbage can contents
- Team leader spots wreck
- criticise as worthless time – that's over-hasty
- When starting to request another song, he'll refuse
- Refuse the first outbreak
- Skit's ending with harebrained nonsense
- Garbage, refuse
- Treasure's opposite
- Kind of intimidating talk
- Bad-mouth — unwanted stuff
- Temperature, along with skin blemish, remains
- Computer icon that can be emptied
- Take out the ...
- waste of time ill-advised
- Garbage that is emptied into dumpsters
- Runt ultimately spots litter
- Waste time: too hasty
- refuse to pitch?
- take it outside
- Low culture, disparagingly
- the discards
- Speak ugly of
- Warhol film
- Riff-raff
- Leave a mess
- It's discarded
- Intimidating type of talk
- Inferior work
- Incinerator input
- Dumpster stuff
- Warhol movie
- Warhol film: 1970
- Vandalize, in slang
- Useless items
- Urban burden
- Tear down verbally
- Stuff you throw away
- Stuff in a Dumpster
- Something that's pitched
- Some reading
- Sign on a basket
- Severly pan
- Roadside collection
- Reduce to ruins
- Published junk
- Potboilers, e.g.
- Potboiler's output
- Pejorative term for some television shows
- One kind of talk
- Junky prose
- Jump all over
- iMac icon
- Hurl brickbat
- His purse, to Iago
- Go to town, as on a hotel room
- Give a one-star review, say
- Early Warhol film
- Discarded stuff
- Dime-novel stuff
- Destroy for fun
- Destroy and then some
- Curbside refuse
- Criticize and how!
- Contents of Iago's purse.
- Contents of a Shakespearean purse
- Compactor fodder
- Compactor contents
- Compacter fodder
- Cheap literature
- Basket fodder
- Alice Cooper "House of Fire" album
- Can type
- Certain collector's item
- PAP
- Disreputable person
- Place for torn-off wrapping paper
- Refuse first treatment for reaction to poison ivy
- Stuff "taken out" to throw out
- What many a truck carries
- Where much mail ends up
- Bin contents
- Something to take out
- Refuse initial treatment for reaction to poison ivy
- Wreck, as a hotel room
- Discarded material
- Pile of garbage
- This theme, obviously
- Taunter's talk
- Criticize scathingly
- Waste time on skin condition
- Disparage strongly
- Non-recyclable stuff
- Compactor input
- Give a zero-star review
- Dumpster contents
- Pan, in filmdom
- Severely criticise local one taken out of North Sea
- Curbside pickup
- Wreck, informally
- Odor source
- Destroy, as a hotel room
- Run into walrus, maybe causing wreck
- Wreck; refuse
- Recycled stuff
- With 101-Across, screen icon
- Junked stuff
- Screen icon
- "Circular file" contents
- Lana Del Rey song about garbage?
- '89 Alice Cooper album
- "Hayfever" ...... Can Sinatras
- Valueless stuff you can make a living collecting
- Criticize as worthless
- Streetside pickup
- It's tossed
- Landfill filler
- Treat shoddily, as a hotel room
- Rightmost item on a dock, often
- Curbside takeout?
- Give one star, say
- Oscar the Grouch's favorite stuff
- Place for nonrecyclables
- It's not recycled
- Curbside item
- Thrown-out stuff
- Contentious talk
- "I Love ......" (Oscar the Grouch song)
- Treasure, to another man?
- Stuff thrown away
- That's garbage
- Landfill load
- Taunting talk
- Dumpster deposit
- Carry-out item?
- Dumpster load
- Intimidating talk
- Landfill, essentially
- Carryout item?
- Place for non-recyclables
- Computer-screen depository
- Incinerator deposit
- Desktop icon
- Speak badly of
- Cruelly criticize
- Useless stuff
- Refuse to give up
- Despoil
- Type of tripe.
- Pan
- Dumpster filler
- Claptrap
- Landfill fill
- It's in the can
- Debris.
- Worthless writing
- Tear apart
- It's worthless
- Criticize savagely
- Animal house
- Criticize severely
- Refuse
- Dumpster fill
- Worthless stuff
- Waste
- Litter
- Junk ....
- Disparage
- Dis
- Nonsense
- Foolish talk
- "Baloney!"
- Garbage
- Kind of talk
- Vandalise
- Vandalize
- ... Talk
- Condemn as worthless
- Deep-six
- Riffraff
- Wreck
- Totally wreck
- Lay waste to
- Totally destroy
- Completely destroy
- Make a shambles of
- Wreck but good
- Completely wreck
- Destroy
- Talk smack about
- Bad-mouth
- Speak ill of
- Get rid of
- Totally awful, in slang
- Waste material
- Worthless material
- litter beginning to tarnish unwelcome spots
- Smash up, vandalize (inf)

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turingmachine

- Computer retaining much after reprogramming
- hypothetical computing device designed by a bletchley park codebreaker

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authoress

- female writer
- All the same classical things covered by an American writer
- Writer shares out novel development
- Spark possibly from gold hot liquid about ship
- Arthouses neglected creative person

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shearer

- bbc football pundit, ex-england striker, alan ...
- Alan ......, striker who scored 30 goals in 63 appearances for England
- footballer essential to the wool industry
- Wool cutter — ex-England footballer
- Former striker, he's rare wanting work
- Former screen star.
- alan ---, former footballer
- Alan ..., Match Of The Day pundit
- alan ---, footballer
- Alan ......, former Newcastle United player
- football pundit gets one woolgathering
- Mostly rehearse zany Ned Flanders' voice
- Sheep trimmer
- He may be shy of work, but he'll split sheepskins
- One who clips sheep
- Clipper heading for Spain with one who's received information
- Moira ..., Scottish ballerina who starred in Powell and Pressburger's The Red Shoes
- A bad .... never had a good sickle
- First shepherd to hear the Queen becomes wool remover
- Woolgatherer; 1990's Premier League striker
- One cutting ration admitting the end of futile resistance
- Woolshed worker
- Sheep hairdresser
- one who fleeces sheep
- Voice of Mr. Burns
- Sheep barber?
- Harry who does many voices on "The Simpsons"
- Fleece clipper
- Edmonton actress, Norma
- "The Simpsons" voice-over artist Harry ......
- Wool cutter
- Dancer Moira hot in scorcher
- Woolgatherer?
- Woolgathering worker
- Hair remover beginning to shave over ear?
- Someone to fleece on a farm?
- Man clipping sheep who was really on the ball?
- Dancer Moira gets hot in scorcher
- Wool collector
- One fleeces lambs trimmed right round a river
- Oscar winner Norma
- Fleece gatherer
- He voices Burns, Flanders, Skinner, Lovejoy, and Brockman
- One working on the sheep
- Wool gatherer
- Harry of many voices
- Woolgatherer, perhaps
- Ballerina Moira
- Dancer Moira
- "The Divorcee" Oscar winner
- Harry in "The Truman Show"
- Moira of 'The Red Shoes'
- "Escape" co-star, 1940
- Oscar winner in "The Divorcée"
- Norma or Moira
- Actress or metalworker
- Actress Norma
- Clip-joint actress?
- Moira or Norma
- Oscar winner, 1930.
- Clipper.
- Star of "Midsummer Night's Dream."
- Modern aspirant in field of 16 Across.
- She danced in red shoes.
- Popular ballet star.
- Magical Moira of ballet.
- The movies' "Juliet."
- See 3
- the woman making rare move to become match of the day pundit?

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plutarch

- greek philosopher who wrote 'parallel lives'
- Phrase containing line by mischievous Greek writer
- Greek biographer and philosopher, noted for his Parallel Lives , from which Shakespeare drew information for his plays
- Greek writer of Parallel Lives
- Ralph cut (anag) — Greek biographer
- Biographer of Greek god, endlessly cunning
- Greek biographer and philosopher, author of 'Parallel Lives'
- Greek biographer who wrote "Parallel Lives"
- Greek biographer whose work influenced Shakespeare
- "Parallel Lives" writer
- Early Greek biographer of "Parallel Lives"
- Ancient Greek biographer
- Writer whose work was Shakespeare's primary source for "Julius Caesar"
- Classical biographer
- "Parallel Lives" author
- "On the Malice of Herodotus" author
- "Parallel Lives" biographer
- Shakespearean source
- His "Lives" influenced Shakespeare
- Ancient biographer
- Cicero's biographer.