➠ Words with h
List contains 92349 Words that "h" contain.
- - Like a man's speed when flying round
- - Aggressive male with a chief within short time
- - Virile male before a detailed cut
- - Scotsman halved a hole assuming dominance
- - Somewhat manly in denim, a choreographer
- - Of a beefcake
- - Common English word for a masculine guy that was derived from Spanish
- - Like Stallone e.g.
- - Like a Stallone or Wayne character
- - Like a movie action hero
- - Able to tear a phonebook in half with one's bare hands, perhaps
- - Like action heroes
- - Like 29-Down
- - Like Stallone's persona
- - A long way from feminine
- - Like many action-film heroes
- - Red-blooded relative and a fair amount of those in 25 across
- - Tough male with a cut, not keeping quiet
- - Like a he-man
- - Like many Steven Seagal characters
- - Like a Stallone character
- - Like a manly man
- - Like a stud
- - Like a John Wayne character
- - Like many Eastwood characters
- - Like he-men
- - Like Eastwood characters
- - Like one oozing testosterone
- - Hardly a sissy
- - Like Charles Bronson
- - Like some assertive males
- - Like Rocky
- - Like many a Clint Eastwood character
- - Man of a Village People tune
- - Like many a movie hero
- - Like a man's man
- - Like a guy's guy
- - Like tough guys
- - Domineering, in a way
- - Rambo-like
- - virile male with a portion of meat that's cut
- - Butch, Scottish fellow with small house
- - Manly or virile
- - "... Man" (Village People hit)
- - Butch old lady sits on church official's head
- - Pronouncedly masculine man endlessly choking without ruler
- - virile, but considerably less than the speed of sound
- - Masculine in an aggressive way
- - Aggressively virile current husband punches married Lothario finally
- - Virile Chinese leader once restricting church
- - Virile, but motionless?
- - speed of sound - nothing terribly masculine
- - ".... doesn't mean mucho"
- - Ultra-masculine and manly
- - brought back meat sandwiches, slice of cheese and egg for hunk
- - "...... man" (village people hit of 1978)
- - Sample of Hiroshima chopsticks produced by Butch
- - Village People disco hit, ... Man
- - bursting with testosterone
- - exibiting toxic masculinity, perhaps
- - manly, virile
- - Aggressively masculine revolutionary embraces church
- - Ultra-virile
- - Aggressively manly
- - Overly manly
- - Ostentatiously virile
- - Masculine, in Mexico
- - Markedly manly?
- - Male, in Madrid
- - Kind of men Village People were?
- - He-mannish
- - He-man type
- - Extremely manly
- - Excessively male
- - Assertively virile
- - Assertive, virile male
- - Exaggeratedly masculine
- - Rough and tough
- - Ultra-masculine
- - Overly virile
- - Assertively masculine
- - Very manly
- - '...... Man' (hit for the Village People)
- - Affectedly virile
- - Aggressively masculine
- - Hardly wimpy
- - Aggressive chairman round church
- - Virile sort of coachman can set off
- - Butch Chinese leader outside church
- - Swaggering chairman outside church
- - Showily virile
- - Aggressive chairman restrains companion
- - Studly
- - Super-manly
- - Manly coat how short?
- - Ultra-masculine Scot, sexy before scratching bottom?
- - Scot goes to house of aggressive male
- - Far from feminine
- - Swaggering
- - Very virile
- - ...... Man Randy Savage
- - Ultra-manly
- - Aggressively male Chinese leader touring Switzerland
- - Markedly masculine
- - Far from wimpy
- - Extremely masculine
- - Aggressively male
- - Manly
- - Aggressive move: army commanders hurled orders at the front
- - Village People "...... Man"
- - Virile, and then some
- - Far from effete
- - Kind of "Man," to Village People
- - Quite manly
- - Hypermasculine
- - Full of swagger, say
- - More than merely manly
- - Swaggering, maybe
- - All man and then some
- - Kind of men the Village People were
- - Masculine to the 56 Down
- - Manly to the max
- - Manly and then some
- - Aggressively virile
- - Chest-thumping
- - Wimpy's antithesis
- - Perhaps too virile
- - Rambo-esque
- - Village People hit "...... Man"
- - Hardly effete
- - Village People's "...... Man"
- - "...... Man" (hit album of 1978)
- - Boxer Hector "...." Camacho
- - Far from timid
- - Exaggeratedly male
- - Brawny in manner
- - Stallone-esque
- - More than manly
- - Unfeminine
- - Very masculine
- - Hardly epicene
- - Assertively male
- - ".... Man" (Village People tune)
- - Two-fisted
- - Virile
- - Hairy-chested
- - Butch
- - He-man
- - Tough
- - Oozing testosterone
- - overly aggressive centrist banned from march by opposition leader
- - Pretentious Greek character doubled up
- - In style and letting everyone know it
- - Over-pretentious and elaborate letters from Greece
- - Pretentious refinement
- - Fashionable greeting is pretentious
- - Pretentious couple of Greek letters
- - Pretentious
- - Trendy, not quite trendy, or affectedly trendy
- - Affectedly pretty
- - Overly stylish
- - Affectedly stylish
- - Pretentiously trendy
- - Pretentiousness overseas character repeatedly displayed
- - Affectedly pretty or stylish
- - Rodriguez of golf
- - Affectedly elegant
- - Affectedly trendy
- - Rodriguez of the links
- - Showy to a fault
- - Swanky to a fault
- - Golfer Rodriguez
- - Very trendy
- - Golfer Rodriquez
- - Showily elegant
- - Arty
- - Ultrasmart.
- - Showily stylish
- - Hoity-toity
- - Pretentiously stylish
- - Pretentiously elegant
- - Flashy
- - Oh so stylish
- - Chic
- - Showy
- - Very fancy
- - Ostentatious
- - High class?
- - Elegant
- - Too too
- - Shorter county suit, we hear
- - Eastern English county, for short
- - Short for a shire W of Essex.
- - English county, for short
- - County pack members overheard?
- - Watford's county (abbr)
- - English county: Abbr.
- - Sailor's problem
- - A blow to the face
- - A blow in the face?
- - A foreign hospital permitted to be totally secular?
- - Secular state maintained by University with permission
- - Take back greeting and marry the wicked
- - Sheltered
- - Employed with Head Office first, then stayed
- - Accommodated carrier acquiring facility
- - Given accommodation
- - Smashing duo she accommodated
- - Given shelter
- - Took care of, as guests
- - Given somewhere to live in Provence, where sheltering in untidy shed
- - Gave shelter to
- - Quartered
- - Provided shelter
- - Provided quarters for
- - Accommodated
- - Protected
- - Lodged
- - Enclosed.
- - Contained
- - Put up
- - Took in
- - Benefit received by industrial carrier put up
- - bather's out of air
- - About to dive into water? Hold it!
- - Get a whiff of scent at herb mixture
- - Bit of fresh air in Bath? That's about all there is in that place!
- - Mint's target
- - Slight suspicion about entering sauna, say?
- - Slight wind about in Bath
- - Suspicion burglar's first about at hotel
- - Whisper: bacterial outbreak about at hospital
- - Leading biography by Garland needs no introduction - it's straight from the horse's mouth
- - It's visible on cold days
- - It's held underwater
- - Baby's ...... (flower)
- - Catch one's ......
- - Lung's action
- - Respired air
- - Air taken into or expelled from the lungs
- - the bar conditioned air
- - Inspiration from the bar, drunk!
- - Inhalation on filling vessel
- - bather in difficulty may get out of it
- - Air intake (that one may want to save?)
- - You might get out of this on the steeper walks!
- - Inhalation or exhalation
- - respiration in the bar varied
- - conditioning the bar with air
- - single respiration
- - an artist has to draw it to live!
- - every .. you take, classic yet creepy police hit
- - Bather [anag]
- - you need inspiration to draw one
- - Sign of life in bather swimming around
- - A lungful of air
- - Something often held underwater
- - Just the gentlest wind
- - A lively bather may get out of it
- - A fibre, a thread, taking an inhalation
- - Lungful of air
- - Slight gust
- - Mint target
- - From the mouth
- - Exhalation.
- - Pause
- - Respiration
- - Inhaled and exhaled air
- - You may hold yours underwater
- - Inhalation
- - Air in an out of the lungs
- - ...... mints
- - A mint may freshen it
- - Exhaled air
- - A little wind disrupts the bar
- - Air in and out of the lungs
- - What a sprinter might run out of
- - Slight wind
- - Air in the lungs
- - Inspiration found in the bar when drunk
- - Something seen on cold days
- - Source of some window fog, perhaps
- - Bit of fresh air?
- - What runners may run out of
- - Something to catch or save
- - A little fresh air?
- - Light breeze
- - Pearl Jam "Singles" song
- - A mint may improve it
- - Kind of mint
- - '... life?'
- - "Every ...... You Take" (hit tune for the Police)
- - 'Every -- You Take' ('83 hit)
- - Awestruck, with 26 Down
- - Puff piece?
- - Slight breeze
- - Slightest hint
- - Life; vitality
- - Figuratively, life.
- - Very slight breeze.
- - It may be held
- - .... whisper
- - Inspiration
- - Aspiration
- - Out of ....; panting
- - inhalation or exhalation of air
- - Air inhaled and exhaled from the lungs
- - Wind from lungs
- - Life-sustaining intake
- - engineers put tub out in wind
- - Possible inspiration of engineers in SW city
- - Place onto a scale
- - Use a scale
- - Put on a scale
- - Place on a scale?
- - Bear down oppressively
- - Raise anchor
- - Estimate the heaviness of
- - Consider carefully, as one's options
- - Consider the pros and cons of
- - Heave up, as an anchor
- - Ponder, as evidence
- - Consider closely
- - Ponder the relative merits of
- - Balance, mentally
- - Use an 18-Across
- - Raise the anchor
- - Hang in the balance
- - Carefully consider
- - Contemplate.
- - Consider pros and cons.
- - Balance
- - Raise, as an anchor
- - Consider carefully
- - Ponder
- - Measure
- - Assess
- - Examine
- - Consider
- - Evaluate.
- - to raise anchor
- - Drunk walked clumsily through mud
- - Drunk walked carelessly through mud
- - Walked through low water
- - Walked through puddles
- - Waded (through)
- - Walked clumsily through mud
- - Floundered through water.
- - Walked through slush.
- - Moved through mud
- - Poured poorly
- - Drunk (informal)
- - Emulated Gene Kelly performing "Singin' in the Rain"
- - Inebriated (informal)
- - Played in a puddle
- - Spilled over
- - Floundered
- - Made watery progress
- - Tipsy
- - Splashed.
- - Stinko
- - Drunk
- - In one's cups
- - Hammered
- - Pie-eyed
- - Plastered
- - Inebriated
- - Blotto
- - Breaking bone featured in society publication
- - Breaking Good?
- - Breaking things — super!
- - Breaking leg featured in society publication
- - Breaking violently into pieces
- - Breaking into bits
- - Breaking up can't be bad
- - Breaking completely.
- - Breaking ....
- - Breaking into pieces
- - Excellent activity of vandals?
- - "positively fabulous!"
- - Wicked rat swallowing potatoes?
- - Shattering
- - Great, in Great Britain
- - Crushing
- - First-rate (informal)
- - Great local craic overheard in Government
- - Mighty craic overheard in Government
- - Pulverizing
- - Swell, as pipe full of potatoes?
- - Wonderful son flirting once
- - Decisively winning point in court, usually? Excellent!
- - Carol admits end of term in the forest is brilliant
- - Beautiful small porcelain remains locked up
- - Excellent, to a Britisher.
- - Great destruction
- - Superlative
- - 'Wonderful!'
- - Bang-up
- - 'Impressive!'
- - 'Very impressive!'