➠ Words with h
List contains 92349 Words that "h" contain.
- - train in a classroom
- - Give instruction in church after a meal
- - Instruct in church after meal
- - Inform in church after meal
- - Head of a classroom, in slang
- - Help learners achieve top grade in college
- - Work in the field of 43-Across
- - Head of the class, in slang
- - Work in school
- - Slangy form of address in the classroom
- - edward —, english pirate also known as blackbeard who died in 1718
- - give lessons in a subject
- - What those who can't do do, or so they say
- - *Educate, as school children
- - raise class consciousness?
- - "...... your children" (crosby, stills, nash & young hit)
- - Lecture students, say
- - "the years ...... much which the days never know": ralph waldo emerson
- - train those emptying machine removed from mine
- - What professors do
- - Emulate a tutor
- - tutor, say
- - Show a clever way to cheat
- - Give lessons to
- - Explain how
- - Quite a change revealed to train
- - be like will schuester
- - Coach with facial hair under nose earl sent up
- - Instruct Captain Blackbeard
- - A meal with a companion can be instructive
- - do schoolwork with students?
- - cheat to become an instructor
- - Do a tutor's job
- - Cuppa cold on hot train
- - Instruct or tutor
- - Provide instruction
- - Act as a paid informer
- - Take classes
- - Educate kids
- - Educate or instruct
- - "Show" everyone goes to the West End for
- - Educate coach
- - Hold a class
- - Show how to cheat perhaps
- - Engage a few pupils
- - Inform church after meal
- - fathers .... you to ride a bike
- - Pass on knowledge
- - Give the mind lessons to the tiny people
- - Emulate a professor
- - Cheat (anag)
- - Blackbeard's aka
- - Instruct and uplift
- - Give lessons
- - Edify
- - Give orders
- - Some educate a child?
- - To tutor
- - Give an online lecture, say
- - Cheat horribly to inform
- - Train set removed from tea chest?
- - Pirate show
- - Instruct a class
- - Nickname for an instructor
- - Instruct church after meal
- - Cheat deviously and inform
- - Drop knowledge
- - Edward --, the pirate Blackbeard
- - Do school work
- - Impart wisdom to
- - Inform companion after meal
- - Some educate aching to inform
- - Be a mentor
- - Coach, instruct
- - Coach from Margate, a charabanc
- - Model of car and every train
- - Quite a character, keeping aboard train
- - Serve as a tutor to
- - Do schoolwork?
- - Work with class
- - Work like Mr. Chips or Mr. Kotter
- - Work with pupils
- - Drill effectively
- - Lecture, say
- - Show or tell how
- - One at the head of the class, informally
- - Emulate Anne Sullivan
- - Start a class action, perhaps
- - Share knowledge
- - Pass along learning
- - Conduct the class
- - What a music class will do
- - Offer lessons
- - CSNY "...... Your Children"
- - What some dons do
- - Impart learning
- - Emulate Mr. Chips
- - Emulate a schoolmarm
- - Show how
- - Class instructor, informally
- - Be at the head of the class
- - Have class?
- - Head a class
- - Emulate Mr. Kotter
- - Blackbeard by another name
- - Classroom nickname
- - Hammer lessons home
- - Blackbeard
- - Emulate Socrates
- - Practice pedagogy
- - Emulate Montessori
- - Emulate Jean Brodie
- - Edward ...... (Blackbeard)
- - Blackbeard of piracy
- - Famous buccaneer.
- - Celebrated pirate.
- - Blackbeard the pirate.
- - "And gladly ......."
- - Famous English pirate.
- - Guide the studies of.
- - Run a webinar
- - Educate
- - Follow a profession.
- - Give a lesson to
- - Tutor.
- - Impart
- - Inform
- - Impart knowledge
- - Enlighten
- - Do a professor's job
- - Show the ropes to
- - Show the ropes
- - Show the way
- - Instruct
- - Train.
- - ...... school
- - Show
- - Discipline
- - Demonstrate
- - Instil
- - Train heads for the east and comes home
- - Cause to know how
- - train how to cheat
- - Show how everyone gets a letter
- - Train, instruct
- - 'Houston, we ... a problem'
- - I ... Nothing (Whitney Houston song)
- - ".... I got news for you!"
- - ...i got news for you, comedy quiz
- - "Where .... All the Flowers Gone?"
- - "... you heard the news?"
- - "Mine eyes .... seen the glory..."
- - "We ... a picnic planned for tomorrow."
- - "Anybody ... a Map?," opening number for Broadway's "Dear Evan Hansen" performed by Heidi and Cynthia
- - "Nothing would ... prepared me for this."
- - "I ... some really good news!"
- - Choose from the restaurant menu
- - "I ... Nothing," hit single by Whitney Houston that was recorded for the 1992 film "The Bodyguard"
- - "Houston, we ... a problem!," space-related idiom used when something's wrong
- - "I ... no idea!" ("Beats me!")
- - "What ...... you done for me lately?"
- - "We ...... met the enemy . . . "
- - "I never would ...... thought it!"
- - "I don't ...... the faintest idea"
- - "I ...... a dream": King Jr.
- - "Girls Just Want to ...... Fun" (Cyndi Lauper hit)
- - Be blessed with
- - must-...... (essential)
- - Whatll ya ..?
- - "... you no shame?"
- - ... you lost your mind?
- - Bon Jovi's song "... a Nice Day"
- - What'll ya ...? (bartender's question)
- - "What do you ... there, a lizard?"
- - "You ... got to be kidding!"
- - Order, in a way
- - "you ...... got to be kidding me"
- - Own or possess
- - Carry secure SunSmart hat,…
- - Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Want to ... Fun
- - "What ... you done?"
- - Jenny Han's We'll Always ... Summer
- - "... a Little Faith in Me"
- - Possess something
- - start of a western
- - ... one's hands full (be very busy)
- - Eat(Used today)
- - Eat, as a meal
- - Wealthy one, in a dichotomy
- - ...... at (attack)
- - Take title
- - Possess, own
- - Perfect tense word
- - One of a privileged group
- - Moneyed person
- - Johnston's "To ...... and to Hold"
- - Fortunate one?
- - Enjoy or suffer.
- - Don't need, maybe
- - Be bound (to)
- - Affluent person
- - "You can't ...... your cake and eat it too"
- - "Who would ...... thought?"
- - "We Don't ...... to Take Our Clothes Off" Jermaine Stewart
- - "To ...... and to Hold," Johnston novel
- - "Don't ...... a cow, man!"
- - "As luck would ...... it ..."
- - ". . . and what ...... you"
- - Full moon or new moon e.g.
- - Thumbsucking, e.g.
- - New moon, e.g
- - Adolescence, e.g
- - Waxing crescent, e.g
- - Waxing crescent, e.g., for the moon
- - Full moon, e.g
- - Terrible twos, e.g
- - New or full moon, e.g
- - The terrible twos, e.g
- - First quarter, e.g
- - Half-moon, e.g
- - Thumb-sucking, e.g.
- - Midlife crisis, e.g.
- - New moon or full moon, e.g.
- - Full or first quarter, e.g.
- - Thumbsucking, to an optimist
- - Waning gibbous, for one
- - Stage has curious shape
- - Lunar cycle part
- - Period expression ignored by Romeo
- - "It's just a ..." (temporary period)
- - ... this stage in the proceedings
- - stage of psychological development
- - It's just a ...... (reassuring words to a toddler's parent)
- - Developmental stage like the terrible twos
- - Spell shape incorrectly
- - abandon gradually, with "out"
- - Distinct stage as of the moon's shape
- - Rattle heard in part of cycle?
- - Aspect of a cycle
- - Period in development
- - Something a teenager may go through
- - Chapter, stage
- - What a rebellious teenager may be going through
- - .... out; eliminate gradually
- - new shape of the moon, perhaps
- - Gym has inbuilt stage
- - Lunar cycle stage (anagram of "shape")
- - Stage in development
- - One part of a cycle
- - soon-to-change stage
- - chapter is heaps better
- - temporary pattern of behavior
- - Project step
- - Part of a lunar cycle
- - Temporary attitude
- - Stage one may have to go through
- - Moon status
- - Moon period
- - An anagram for shape
- - Withdraw, ... out
- - Time for growth
- - The terrible twos, for instance
- - Terrible twos, notably
- - Temporary period, like the "terrible twos"
- - Step of a plan
- - Stage of progress
- - Part of growing up
- - Part of a developmental sequence
- - One of Luna's appearances
- - Nixon's ...... Two
- - New moon or full moon, for example
- - Moon's appearance
- - Commercial development segment
- - Bad period that a parent hopes a child will grow out of
- - Aspect; side
- - ...... out (get rid of gradually)
- - ...... out (end gradually)
- - Stage of advancement
- - Growth spurt
- - Chapter
- - Fleeting interest
- - Passing fancy
- - Transitional time
- - Developmental stage
- - Stage in a lunar cycle
- - Moon stage
- - Full moon, for one
- - Temporary stage
- - Period, stage
- - Lunar stage
- - Temporary state
- - Clinical trial stage
- - Full or waxing crescent, for the moon
- - Growing thing
- - Terrible twos, one hopes
- - Something to grow out of
- - Temporary status
- - Temporary condition
- - Stage of a plan
- - Liquid, for one
- - "New" is one, for the moon
- - New moon, for example
- - Stage (of a process)
- - New moon or full moon
- - Transition period
- - .... in (introduce gradually)
- - Is obliged to interrupt gym period
- - Full or new, for example
- - Clinical research stage
- - Lunar cycle segment
- - Eliminate gradually (with "out")
- - Period couch not right
- - Lunar view
- - Full moon or new moon
- - Full moon or crescent
- - Developmental period
- - Passing stage
- - Transitional period
- - New or full, vis-à-vis the moon
- - Short-lived stage
- - Step of a project
- - Crescent or new moon
- - Crescent moon, for instance
- - Crescent moon, for one
- - Growth period
- - Part of a cycle
- - Period or stage in a process
- - Distinct stage
- - Anagram for "shape"
- - New moon, for one
- - With 35 Across, second part of a plan
- - Project segment
- - Time period of one's taste
- - Musical period of one's life
- - Moon aspect
- - Introduce gradually, with "in"
- - View of the moon
- - "Terrible Twos," for one
- - ...... out (discontinue)
- - Lunar aspect
- - Temporary teenage period
- - Astronomical appearance
- - Developmental step
- - Full moon or first quarter
- - "The terrible twos," for one
- - Child's bad behavior, the parent hopes
- - Tough period of child-raising, perhaps
- - Development stage
- - Thing to go through
- - Cycle part
- - Cycle
- - Stage of development
- - Moon unit?
- - Facet
- - Process part
- - Part of the plan?
- - Part of a process
- - Step in development
- - Period
- - Side-......
- - Aspect
- - Step ....
- - Stage ......
- - Crescent moon, eg
- - by the sound of it, dunaway's stage
- - stage ep has to be remixed
- - something many teens go through
- - Period in camp has ended
- - different shape of the moon, for example
- - A moon's current stage of waxing and waning
- - Period of time
- - Paper tiger?
- - Stuffed tiger of the comics
- - *Calvin's tiger pal
- - Calvin's tiger
- - Imaginary tiger friend in the comics
- - Comic strip tiger
- - Former comics tiger
- - Funny-paper tiger
- - Comics tiger who's named for an English philosopher
- - Watterson tiger
- - Bill Watterson's comics tiger
- - Tiger in a strip
- - "Retired" comics tiger
- - Thomas ......, English political philosopher whose works include Leviathan
- - Comic-strip big cat who helps invent the rules of Calvinball
- - Calvin's companion
- - "Calvin and ......"
- - Thomas, English political philosopher
- - Miranda --, character played by Cynthia Nixon in 'Sex and the City'
- - Thomas --, political philosopher
- - Friend of Calvin
- - Calvin's pal
- - Calvin's playmate
- - "Leviathan" author Thomas
- - Calvin's alter ego
- - Calvin's striped friend
- - English philosopher who wrote "Leviathan."
- - Author of “Leviathan”
- - Renaissance thinker one associated with Calvin