➠ Words with h

List contains 92349 Words that "h" contain.

  • - Utility bill unit
  • - Unit on a utility bill
  • - Gas bill measure
  • - Unit of heat used in the UK as the basis of gas bills
  • - Gas bill unit
  • - Covering hot period, it measures heat
  • - Utility-bill measure
  • - Natural-gas measure
  • - Heat unit on a gas bill
  • - Gas meter measure
  • - Heat measure
  • - Measure of heat
  • - Energy measure
  • - Measure rather more covers
  • - Weatherman going on about a bit of heat
  • - A little heat coming through leather muffler
  • - Work unit's name spread around hospital
  • - Article placed on top of room unit
  • - Heating unit and the room
  • - some heat for the marines
  • - Domestic gas unit
  • - A bit of heat that her mum revealed
  • - Hard time without aid or a bit of heat
  • - Unit of heat energy roughly equal to 29 kilowatt-hours
  • - the british marine demands hot baths
  • - Unit of the Royal Marines
  • - Old heating unit bust after time
  • - gas used in other machines
  • - some heat from another machine
  • - Marines unit displaying heat
  • - Heating unit
  • - Another man's warmth?
  • - Heat energy unit
  • - A bit of weather must heat unit
  • - Unit used in calculating payment for gas
  • - Gas meter unit
  • - Heating unit in the room vacated
  • - 1,000 large calories
  • - 100,000 BTUs
  • - The marines get heating unit
  • - About 100,000 BTUs
  • - Unit of heat energy
  • - Unit of 74-Across
  • - Unit of heat in other measurements
  • - Unit of gas
  • - Hard to penetrate word for unit of heat
  • - One's often referred to as 'jolly' in this amount of heat
  • - A unit of heat
  • - 100,000 Btu
  • - BTU relative
  • - Gas-heat unit
  • - Bit of gas heat
  • - Heat combiner
  • - Calorie
  • - 1,000 great calories.
  • - Unit of 23 Across.
  • - Unit of heat, 1,000 calories.
  • - The great calorie.
  • - Gas unit
  • - Heat: Comb. form
  • - Heat: Prefix.
  • - Unit of heat
  • - Heat measurement
  • - Heat unit?
  • - Energy unit
  • - Unit of heat equal to 100,000 Btu
  • - Gas from the Yorkshire island
  • - Unit of domestic power
  • - A bit of heat delineated by weather map
  • - Nervously testing his new invention, the Aqua-Lung, Cousteau ....
  • - Drew in air to calm down
  • - Prepared for an ordeal
  • - *March Madness quartet (Hint: At the end of each starred clue's answer read clockwise)
  • - Pianist's supply
  • - Found in bed with Shakespeare's food of love? This will make no sense to one of those referred to in 17 down!
  • - Accompanist's reference
  • - Song publisher's output
  • - Composer's output, and where to find the last words of 17-, 26-, 40- and 55-Across
  • - Pianist's reference material
  • - Pianist's purchase
  • - Piano player's aid
  • - Pianist's reference
  • - Conductor's guide
  • - Guitarist's reference
  • - Schirmer's output
  • - It's lined with bars
  • - Doctors sue chemist over copies of notes
  • - Use chemist concoction as a means to score
  • - Will need to be composed, as someone could be sleeping on this rock
  • - Uses the mic flexibly to provide record of score
  • - EU chemists misrepresented in noted publication
  • - Will need to be composed, as someone could be sleeping on this swing
  • - Note paper, of a sort
  • - Rest home?
  • - Will need to be composed, as one of those laid out on bed has the blues
  • - Note paper?
  • - Printed part for performer
  • - Notepaper
  • - One of those laid out on bed has scores written on notepaper
  • - Pages read by a piano player
  • - Papers on a piano
  • - Band stand stuff
  • - Piano adjunct
  • - Pit need
  • - Place to find keys
  • - Piano-piece pages, perhaps
  • - Tin Pan Alley specialty.
  • - Theme answer 2
  • - *Score keeper?
  • - Score for an instrumentalist
  • - What a cellist reads
  • - What can be read in order to perform songs or pieces
  • - High school corridors
  • - Lobbies or corridors
  • - School areas
  • - Places for monitors in grade school
  • - High school walkways
  • - School monitors' places
  • - School corridors
  • - Corridors
  • - Entrance lobbies
  • - Large public rooms
  • - Artist gets left in rooms
  • - "deck the ...... with boughs of holly ..."
  • - reserved for weddings or conferences
  • - Monty & Arsenio
  • - Passages in a long story?
  • - Things to deck
  • - "Deck the ..." (Christmas song)
  • - Spots for runners
  • - Ricola competitor
  • - Foyers
  • - Areas decked with holly in a holiday song
  • - Auditoriums
  • - Everyone to be accommodated in empty houses or rooms
  • - Cough drop brand
  • - 'From the .... of Montezuma ... '
  • - Big name in cough drops
  • - Ricola rival
  • - Recital sites
  • - Concert auditoriums
  • - Lecture sites
  • - "I dreamt I dwelt in marble ..." (The Bohemian Girl)
  • - "Vapor Action" brand
  • - Large gathering places
  • - Mentho-Lyptus brand
  • - Foyers, e.g.
  • - Lecture rooms
  • - They're decked with boughs of holly
  • - Lecture locales
  • - They may get decked
  • - Cough drop name
  • - They may be decked
  • - Carnegie and Radio City Music
  • - Word with mess or music
  • - Building walkways
  • - Tammany and Faneuil
  • - Antechambers
  • - Monitors' beats
  • - "Deck the .............."
  • - Campus sites
  • - " . . . ...... of Montezuma"
  • - Room connectors
  • - "The ...... of Ivy" (radio and TV sitcom)
  • - Radio City Music and Carnegie
  • - Dorms
  • - Montezuma's dwelling of song
  • - Montezuma's structures
  • - Faneuil and Tammany, e.g.
  • - "...... of Anger," 1970 film
  • - Concert places
  • - Annie and Monty
  • - Carnegie and Albert
  • - Aulae and odea
  • - Aula and odeum
  • - Montezuma had them, apparently.
  • - Manor houses.
  • - University buildings.
  • - Public buildings.
  • - Rooms for assembly.
  • - Buildings.
  • - Large buildings.
  • - Faneuil and Independence.
  • - Town, City, Borough.
  • - Carnegie, Town, City, etc.
  • - Campus buildings
  • - College buildings.
  • - Places for runners
  • - Vestibules
  • - Lobbies
  • - Concert sites
  • - Venues
  • - Carnegie and others.
  • - Deck the ......, Christmas carol
  • - building passageways
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  • - Sci-fi's "Doctor ..."
  • - Doctor ......, TV time traveller
  • - '... am I kidding?'
  • - "... Framed Roger Rabbit?" (1988 film)
  • - Reporter's first question?
  • - "...... Are You" [1978 multi-platinum album]
  • - How about the UN health body?
  • - seuss's cindy lou, for one
  • - "... is she?"
  • - Pop group identity questioned
  • - "......? weekly" (celebrity gossip podcast)
  • - question that becomes another question when its first letter is moved to its end
  • - What person starts wishing harvest over?
  • - "The Boy ... Cried Wolf"
  • - which person plays for the rock group?
  • - 'Interpreter of Maladies' author Lahiri
  • - graham ...., controversial co-creator of father ted
  • - graham, irish comedy writer who co-created father ted and the it crowd
  • - Savatage song about dogs?
  • - Dogs used for hunting
  • - Hunting dogs
  • - 'Dogs'
  • - .... of love, kate bush album containing running up that hill
  • - Bassets & Afghans
  • - Annoys canines
  • - Badgers produced by Afghans, for example
  • - Hunters' companions
  • - Harasses endlessly
  • - Follows incessantly
  • - Afghans, for example
  • - Possibly Hudson Bay may have come from one of these
  • - The huntsman directs them
  • - Harasses relentlessly
  • - Beagle and basset
  • - Trails resolutely
  • - Pursues doggedly?
  • - Fox hunt leaders
  • - Bassets.
  • - Chasers in a game.
  • - One side of a pursuit game.
  • - Harriers.
  • - Keeps after
  • - Pursues relentlessly
  • - Harasses
  • - Badgers
  • - Pesters
  • - They chase prey using speed, sight and/or scent
  • - Fancy Hyacinth, say, in light of the paparazzi?
  • - After moment, cry echoes: one's involved in shooting
  • - Paparazzi popper (7)
  • - Foreign leader and whip in the plot employed by one of those old ones possible taking a shot in the dark
  • - Fancy hostelry around campus synonymous with old photographer
  • - Fancy part of tulip illuminated picture in the past
  • - Photographer's light giver
  • - old camera accessory
  • - Old camera attachment
  • - Camera accessory
  • - Ostentatious sob recalled as something generating red eyes?
  • - Outmoded shooter's accessory
  • - Aid for night photos, once
  • - Outmoded camera accessory
  • - Picture-taking item.
  • - Photographer's need
  • - he goes on an unlikely pilgrimage in the current movie
  • - Ornamental flourish on a printed character
  • - Typographer's ornamental flourish
  • - Letter flourish
  • - Typographer's exaggerated serif
  • - Printer's flourish
  • - Extended flourish, in printing
  • - joe ...., married stacey solomon last year
  • - Move with a splashing sound
  • - Buckling opening
  • - Surge of water [sign up for weekly indie xwords at avxwords.com]
  • - Action-film "buckler" starter
  • - Channel cutting through a sandbank
  • - Start of 'buckle'
  • - Buckle opener?
  • - Sound of breakers
  • - Start to buckle?
  • - Buckle opening?
  • - Buckler starter
  • - Surge of water
  • - Rush of fluid
  • - Buckler leader
  • - Type of buckle
  • - Kind of buckler
  • - Bluster about.
  • - Sound of lapping water.
  • - Cause to splash.
  • - Sound of splashing water.
  • - Blustering behavior.
  • - Bravado
  • - Shore sound
  • - Bluster
  • - Swagger
  • - Prance
  • - Boast
  • - Rush of water
  • - Wave sound
  • - Joe ____, actor who played Mickey Miller in EastEnders
  • - .... henshall, musical star who has popped up in coronation street
  • - 'Chicago' actress Henshall
  • - blues and folk singer/songwriter foster
  • - Foster of folk music
  • - diane ...., former middle distance runner and charity founder