➠ Words with h
List contains 92349 Words that "h" contain.
- - Mixed choir has energy that's impressive
- - Brave egghead in mixed choir
- - Valiant baritone's last seen in mixed choir
- - Valiant choir somehow held a note
- - Valiant energy in new choir
- - Like some daring feats
- - Daring; noble
- - Deserving of a medal for valor
- - Intrepid choir touring round Spain
- - Daring arrangement for English choir
- - Risking one's life for another
- - Kind of couplet for Chaucer
- - An adjective for St. Patrick
- - Daring
- - Selflessly courageous
- - Courageous attempt at chore overwhelms one
- - Nobly courageous
- - Brave, valiant
- - Woman's stoic followers are very brave
- - Extremely brave
- - Brave anonymous lady and I entered Orange County
- - Grand hotel bedroom regularly leaving one cold
- - Twisted River echoes form of epic poetry
- - admirably brave
- - Extremely courageous
- - like a purple heart recipient
- - undaunted by cooking rice? oh!
- - Like a knight in shining armor
- - That man from old police force capturing ring is deserving of a medal
- - Extraordinarily bold
- - Very brave
- - Supremely courageous
- - Undaunted, the woman's in charge, taking over
- - Like the Avengers
- - Showing extreme courage
- - lion-hearted
- - Showing no fear in the face of extreme difficulty
- - Lifesaving, say
- - Like a super saver?
- - Supremely courageous and brave
- - Like Justice League members
- - Like many rescues
- - Had leading role meeting Third Reich and got caught - how is that deserving of a medal?
- - Like Superman's deeds
- - Not villainous
- - Imposing or impressive: very courageous
- - Fearless in command, chasing the girl's love
- - Brave hearts from Ireland found in European Community
- - Earning a Purple Heart, say
- - Undaunted, he leads or retreats in command
- - Deserving of a medal
- - Beyond noble
- - Worthy of a medal
- - First humongous country in European community is fearless
- - At end of month, European Commission admits this country is plucky
- - Like saving a puppy from a tree
- - What heartthrob seems to girls
- - Like Superman and Spider-Man
- - Medal-worthy, maybe
- - Worthy of a TV movie, perhaps
- - Very courageous
- - Like rockers in videos
- - Like brave deeds
- - Worthy of great praise
- - Cape-worthy?
- - Like some stanzas and rescues
- - Like a Bronze Star recipient
- - Like Odysseus or Theseus
- - Kind of couplet
- - Type of couplet
- - Like Mighty Mouse
- - Like Superman
- - Braving danger
- - Like Superman or Batman
- - Like Superman or Robin Hood
- - Deserving a medal
- - Type of poem or deed
- - Like some couplets
- - Like Alvin York
- - Altruistic
- - Beyond the call of duty.
- - Supremely noble.
- - Larger than life size.
- - Strong, brave and noble.
- - Like 'Wonder Woman'
- - On a large scale
- - High-flown
- - Illustrious
- - Larger-than-life
- - Grand
- - Intrepid
- - Valorous
- - Courageous
- - Fearless
- - Stout-hearted
- - Valiant
- - Bold
- - Gallant.
- - Stout
- - Noble
- - Like some measures
- - Dauntless
- - Medal-worthy
- - Brave
- - Epic
- - Splendid
- - Awe-inspiring
- - Like Superman and Wonder Woman
- - Spend extravagantly, flaw exposed before turn to buy drinks round
- - The French stand to spend up big
- - castigate hooligan about cinders
- - ruffian has weaved inside to land blow
- - hooligan has worked in strike
- - Physically attack oaf who's a tree-hugger
- - Thug remains inside to hit suddenly
- - Almost everyone sent back, call for strike
- - Left a call to attack
- - How to fight miserliness?
- - Attack yobbo hugging tree
- - hooligan has tree to strike
- - Starts to leap around, yell and thrash
- - the french female to yell and spend a lot
- - speak angrily to a quiet hooligan outside
- - Burnt remains concealed by thug's attack
- - Verbally attack, with "at" [2 wds]
- - Make angry verbal attack
- - physically attack
- - 'Attack' the French cry
- - Lose temper when the French buy the drinks!
- - Break into violent action when the French call
- - Make a verbal attack
- - Hit without restraint the French cry
- - React in anger
- - be open handed, or use one's fists?
- - Make a harsh attack
- - Attack with words
- - Attack verbally or physically
- - Attack suddenly
- - Become suddenly aggressive, as Whip is not in The House
- - Punch wildly
- - Cry after the Parisian's attack without restraint
- - The French yell and wildly attack
- - Bay under Californian city making you spend a fortune
- - Verbally attack, with 'at'
- - Respond angrily
- - Spend extravagantly on the foreign version of Scream
- - Attack in anger and don't stint
- - The French cry 'Attack!'
- - Erupt in anger
- - Noted yell?
- - Make a verbal assault.
- - Spend extravagantly
- - Spend wildly
- - React angrily
- - Attack verbally
- - React violently
- - Attack
- - Rail
- - give generously when there's a whip-round
- - Marquee attracts cavorting hookers — on which you wait nervously
- - Anxious, on ...
- - If you're on them you won't be able to stand the suspense
- - "So beauuutiful!" (Also a Britney Spears song): 3 wds.
- - So-o-o sexy!
- - 'Très sexy!'
- - "How sexy!"
- - "So beauuutiful!"
- - "Eet ees so nice!"
- - Cook the old man clam after shelling? Mon Dieu!
- - "Wow, wow, wow!"
- - Song performed by Britney Spears in "The Smurfs 2" who has a wax statue at Madame Tussauds, London: 3 wds.
- - Song by Britney Spears in "Smurfs 2" which can also be used an exclamation: 3 wds.
- - Stereotypical French exclamation
- - Wolfish comment
- - Wolf's comment
- - "Wow, that's fancy!"
- - "Schmancy!"
- - "Look at you, all fancy-schmancy!"
- - '73 Faces album/hit
- - 'Wow, that's beautiful!'
- - 'C'est magnifique!'
- - Nice way of expressing approval?
- - 'How marvelous!'
- - 'Très chic!'
- - French "Wowza!"
- - 'Fa-a-ancy!'
- - 'Lux-x-xurious!'
- - 'Hubba hubba!'
- - "C'est si bon!"
- - Reaction to a pretty mademoiselle
- - "Mm-mmm!"
- - Exclamation of approval
- - "Va-va-voom!"
- - Arles exclamation
- - Fifi's "Wow!"
- - Fashion world exclamation
- - "How fancy!"
- - Gallic exclamation
- - Fashion-show exclamation
- - It may be said after kissing the tips of one's fingers
- - Exclamation heard at the Moulin Rouge
- - Relative of "Va-va-voom!"
- - 1990 hit from Perfect Gentlemen
- - Shriek going to church, avoiding a traipse in mud, by the sound of it
- - Following work, lacking first sign of energy, child's put down
- - Silence the opposition.
- - Sit on
- - Put the kibosh on
- - crush on master from greyfriars's son
- - Sucking sound obscured HQ's clue
- - Sucking noise when walking in mud
- - A soft sucking noise
- - Sound of walking through mud
- - Sound of walking in mud
- - Sound of boots in mud
- - Noise of walking through wet mud
- - Sucking sound of mud
- - Make a soft sucking sound
- - Splat
- - Sound of walker in mud
- - Sound of boot in mud
- - Sneak before church avoiding a crush
- - Gurgling noise to suppress almost completely during school
- - Sound of muddy walk
- - Crush down
- - Crush
- - Silence
- - Suppress
- - Strange sound a shoe makes
- - welly-in-mud sound?
- - 'Totally!'
- - "That's what I'm talkin' about!"
- - Informal yes
- - Yep kin
- - Repeated word in the Beatles' 'She Loves You'
- - Yes (informally)
- - Informal "certainly"
- - Strong approval, when shouted
- - Repeated word in the Fab Four's 'She Loves You'
- - Fist pumper's cry
- - "Awright!"
- - Informal concurrence
- - "I suppose so"
- - Given period of time, husband at last agreed
- - Opposite of 9 Down
- - Nope alternative
- - You I see as OK
- - Unpolished assent
- - Word often shouted by Lil Jon in an Usher song of the same name
- - "That's the ticket!"
- - 'We did it!'
- - 'Woo-hoo!'
- - 'Hooray!'
- - Slangy "Sure!"
- - "Sure," slangily
- - "Of course," slangily
- - Slangy assent
- - "No question"
- - Okey-dokey
- - Hot dog.
- - 'Um, sure'
- - "What he said"
- - Right on
- - Hell
- - "I .... know"
- - "What she said"
- - 'That's true!'
- - 'Okey-doke'
- - Okay, in a way
- - You said it!
- - Word of agreement
- - "Definitely"
- - "You betcha!"
- - "That's right"
- - 'Couldn't agree more'
- - Positive reply
- - 'Uh-huh!'
- - ".., indeed!"
- - ...... right?
- - "You bet!"
- - 'Woo- --!'
- - "Amen"
- - Triumphant cry
- - Okay
- - OK
- - O.K.
- - Shout of approval
- - I agree!
- - "Amen to that!"
- - "Good going!"
- - Sweet ...
- - Great
- - Affirmative answer
- - "Sure thing"
- - Encouraging word
- - .... you!
- - Let's do it!
- - "Sure!"
- - 'Why not!'
- - "I guess so"
- - "Sounds good"
- - 'Agreed'
- - 'All right'
- - Cry with a fist pump
- - 'Is that so!'
- - agreement [inf]
- - Informally, I agree you need a husband
- - "Hell ...!" (teen's excited affirmation)
- - Usher hit whose title is a cheer
- - Yes! (inf)
- - usher song with an exclamation point in the title
- - Embellish something unnecessarily
- - Add unnecessary adornments
- - "Luckily, my replacement blooms grew in beautifully. In fact, I was inspired to ... by planting an extra row!"
- - Attempt to beautify that which is already beautiful
- - Add unnecessary ornamentation
- - Overdo it
- - *Add unneeded ornamentation
- - Try to improve what is already beautiful
- - To perform redundant beauty treatment, I'll dye light bristles
- - Idiom taken directly from Shakespeare's 'King John'
- - Often-used misquotation for Shakespeare.
- - Small mound (but a mountain for a drama queen)
- - they say not to make a mountain out of one
- - Make a mountain out of a ...
- - A mountain can be made of it
- - Spooner's entire factory shouldn't make a big deal from this?
- - Worrier's mountain
- - "To make a mountain out of a ..." (overreact)
- - Should not be made into a mountain!
- - Mountain's contrast
- - You can make a mountain out of one
- - Potential mountain?
- - Small problem, metaphorically
- - Don't make a mountain out of one, they say
- - Potential mountain, for some
- - Sign of a lawn infestation
- - Certain mound of earth
- - Mountain, to some
- - Mound of earth thrown up by a burrowing mammal
- - Garden mound
- - Hell! Limo hit pile of earth
- - Evidence of digging in the garden?
- - spooner's entire paper factory is no big deal, so it's said
- - *Issue that can be blown out of proportion, idiomatically
- - Earth thrown up from crumbling hole in works
- - Lawn-pest evidence
- - Proverbial trifle
- - No river attended by the navy in the Arctic?
- - situated to the north
- - Rent horn out in Arctic hemisphere
- - Arctic underground line
- - From the River Trent to the Scottish border?
- - Above the 53rd
- - Line from the other side of Watford?
- - From the Arctic, say
- - Line represented in black on the Tube map
- - Arctic, boreal
- - The Royal Navy's after number right at the top of their charts?
- - Coming from areas closer to the Arctic
- - From the Union
- - Toward the Arctic
- - Arctic
- - Hemisphere above the equator
- - From the Arctic perhaps
- - And not subsequently welcoming resistance, like Alan Bennett or Victoria Wood, for example
- - ".... Exposureu"
- - Tube line inspector finishes article probing Vikings' fates
- - Opposite of southern
- - Tropic of Cancer hemisphere
- - Aurora borealis
- - Throne decorated with navy line
- - From Manchester or Newcastle?
- - London's black underground line
- - Hornet bothered sailors in Scotland?
- - — Spy (apple)
- - Honduras' hemisphere
- - Hornet bothered sailors from Carlisle perhaps
- - Black-liveried Tube line
- - Regional drama about right to get on radio
- - ... lights, aurora borealis
- - Boreal
- - Like some magnificent lights
- - ...... Pacific Railway
- - From Canada, say
- - .... lights
- - Type of lights
- - ".... Exposure"
- - Canada's hemisphere
- - ...... Spy (red-striped apple)
- - Cross or lights
- - Party wing.
- - Septentrional.
- - ...... Rhodesia.
- - Termite — that wine (anag)
- - Wine that fermented wood chomper
- - Colorful name for a termite
- - Insect in that wine put out
- - Termite
- - Undermine from within